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800m 1:44.62 New York (USA) 13.06.2015
800m ind. 1:47.82 Albuquerque (USA) 03.03.2013
1000m 2:16.67 Lausanne (SUI) 25.08.2016
1000m ind. 2:17.00 Boston (USA) 07.02.2015
1500m 3:30.40 Monaco (MON) 17.07.2015
1500m ind. 3:35.91 New York (USA) 20.02.2016
Mile 3:50.53 Eugene (USA) 31.05.2014
Mile ind. 3:50.63 New York (USA) 20.02.2016
3000m 8:20.09 Philadelphia (USA) 28.04.2006
3000m ind. 7:40.74 Portland (USA) 05.02.2016
2 Miles 8:41.55 Greensboro (USA) 15.06.2007
5000m 13:20.06 Palo Alto (USA) 04.05.2014
Mile Road 4:03.29 Des Moines (USA) 21.04.2015
Mile Road 3:49.5h New York (USA) 03.09.2016
5 km Road 14:04 Providence (USA) 21.09.2014
10 km Road 30:05 Mesa (USA) 24.11.2011
He is 28 will he better any of these PRs?
With any luck, he should be able to best a few of those. Given the fast that he will compete a number of times this coming year and he was just olympic champion, I'm not sure why thats even a question.
I look forward to seeing what young jenkins has to offer. Many are quick to forget his upset victory at Fifth Avenue. I wonder if we are witnessing the next great american miler in Jenkins. The 5K strength to go the rounds with the wheels to hold it down in a mile.
I'm guessing there are a few pro runners rolling their eyes at that one but Jenkins is a 3:35 man with unproven under distance legs. How few times in recent years has he even attempted to run a quick mile/1500?
Many won't recall his recent 3:42 victory over chelimo and blankenship indoors -
http://tracktown-usa-high-performance-meet-4.runnerspace.com/eprofile.php?event_id=11833&do=videos&video_id=163070Blankenship went on to make the US team in the 1500 a few weeks later. Why would anyone doubt Jenkins wouldn't be even better after a pair of rounds given his higher 5K fitness