W 2:05 for 800m
M 13:37 for 5000m
W 15:19 for 5000m
M 8:36 3KSC
Not even going to mention hurdles, sprints, and throws, but pretty disappointing that they can't get a single female under 2:00 or 15:00.
o_k
yep. And we hear on here time and time again how no race but the oly trials compares to Japanese road races. Lets face it, the Japanese do not know what they are doing.
Yeah, and the runner-up in that women's 5000m beat all Americans and finished 9th in World last year.
Ever heard of running "tactical" races at championships?
unusually slow(for them) at the championships.they normally have at least one woman who can run 800 metres in two minutes flat,and perhaps one woman at any one time who can 400 hurdle in 56 seconds,or so.the japanese are much more into marathons,and road races.
Uh, ever heard of tactical races at championships?
Do you ever watch NCAAs? My point exactly.
Typical LRC idiot poster.
15:19
WHAT
8FE wrote:
http://japanrunningnews.blogspot.com/W 2:05 for 800m
M 13:37 for 5000m
W 15:19 for 5000m
M 8:36 3KSC
Not even going to mention hurdles, sprints, and throws, but pretty disappointing that they can't get a single female under 2:00 or 15:00.
13m37s for 5k is superslow.
they cant even make it into final
Dominique Scott 15:25 / 31:56.
Ayuko Suzuki 15:08/ 31:18.
I bet Suzuki will crush Scott in haed-to-head.
Wait, they already raced each other, in Payton Jordan when both marked their 10k PB.
elitefieldshard wrote:
13m37s for 5k is superslow.
they cant even make it into final
And how about these guys and their time?
Men 5000 Meter Run Senior
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World: W 12:37.35 5/31/2004 Kenenisa Bekele, ETH
American: A 12:53.60 7/22/2011 Bernard Lagat, Nike
Name Year Team Finals
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1 Bernard Lagat Nike 14:54.16
2 Galen Rupp Nike 14:54.91
3 Ryan Hill Unattached 14:55.16
4 Benjamin True Saucony 14:55.61
5 Andrew Bumbalough Nike 14:57.12
6 Garrett Heath Saucony 14:58.85
7 Elliott Heath Nike 15:02.07
8 Chris Solinsky Nike 15:09.47
9 Hassan Mead Nike / Oregon TC 15:11.76
elitefieldshard wrote:
8FE wrote:http://japanrunningnews.blogspot.com/W 2:05 for 800m
M 13:37 for 5000m
W 15:19 for 5000m
M 8:36 3KSC
Not even going to mention hurdles, sprints, and throws, but pretty disappointing that they can't get a single female under 2:00 or 15:00.
13m37s for 5k is superslow.
they cant even make it into final
Yeah, soooo slow...
http://www.iaaf.org/competitions/iaaf-world-championships/15th-iaaf-world-championships-4875/results/men/5000-metres/final/result#resultheaderhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Athletics_at_the_2012_Summer_Olympics_%E2%80%93_Men%27s_5000_metresJust Another LRC Idiot wrote:
elitefieldshard wrote:13m37s for 5k is superslow.
they cant even make it into final
And how about these guys and their time?
Men 5000 Meter Run Senior
================================================================
World: W 12:37.35 5/31/2004 Kenenisa Bekele, ETH
American: A 12:53.60 7/22/2011 Bernard Lagat, Nike
Name Year Team Finals
================================================================
1 Bernard Lagat Nike 14:54.16
2 Galen Rupp Nike 14:54.91
3 Ryan Hill Unattached 14:55.16
4 Benjamin True Saucony 14:55.61
5 Andrew Bumbalough Nike 14:57.12
6 Garrett Heath Saucony 14:58.85
7 Elliott Heath Nike 15:02.07
8 Chris Solinsky Nike 15:09.47
9 Hassan Mead Nike / Oregon TC 15:11.76
Wasn't the last mile of this race sub 4? What a ridiculous race
that is no shame--almost every country would say the same, and don't forget that champs can be in hot weather and/or tactical.
racket wrote:
Just Another LRC Idiot wrote:And how about these guys and their time?
Men 5000 Meter Run Senior
================================================================
World: W 12:37.35 5/31/2004 Kenenisa Bekele, ETH
American: A 12:53.60 7/22/2011 Bernard Lagat, Nike
Name Year Team Finals
================================================================
1 Bernard Lagat Nike 14:54.16
2 Galen Rupp Nike 14:54.91
3 Ryan Hill Unattached 14:55.16
4 Benjamin True Saucony 14:55.61
5 Andrew Bumbalough Nike 14:57.12
6 Garrett Heath Saucony 14:58.85
7 Elliott Heath Nike 15:02.07
8 Chris Solinsky Nike 15:09.47
9 Hassan Mead Nike / Oregon TC 15:11.76
Wasn't the last mile of this race sub 4? What a ridiculous race
What year was this?
It's called running drug free
arigato
Salazar is single-handidly saving Japanese distance running. His athlete is in both the 5000m and 10,000m for Japan in the Olympics.
If Salalzar coached Japan, they would have several sub-3:35 1500m runners, several 13:10 guys and several 27:20 guys.
cool kid wrote:
racket wrote:Wasn't the last mile of this race sub 4? What a ridiculous race
What year was this?
Two to three years ago.