Normally I would wonder why she ran the 1st round so hard, but I have a feeling she just wanted to see how the hand would hold up. No need to worry about the rounds as she has a bye thanks to diamond league last year, get out there and see what you can do.
Jonathan Gault wrote:
Keni Harrison just ran a 12.54 world leader in the first round of the hurdles into a 1.4 m/s headwind. And it was her first race since May 5 after fracturing her hand in Doha. Looks like the WR holder is still fit...
yes. I suspect she will drop out from the race for more recovery and training
usnspecialist wrote:Jonathan Gault wrote:Normally I would wonder why she ran the 1st round so hard, but I have a feeling she just wanted to see how the hand would hold up. No need to worry about the rounds as she has a bye thanks to diamond league last year, get out there and see what you can do.
Keni Harrison just ran a 12.54 world leader in the first round of the hurdles into a 1.4 m/s headwind. And it was her first race since May 5 after fracturing her hand in Doha. Looks like the WR holder is still fit...
Idk how healed her hand is, but if I were her, I'd run all three rounds in Sacramento. This is a great opportunity to run in a championship meet without the pressure of missing the team if she fails. After her choke at the Trials last year, I would think she would benefit from the experience.
hello man wrote:usnspecialist wrote:yes. I suspect she will drop out from the race for more recovery and trainingJonathan Gault wrote:Normally I would wonder why she ran the 1st round so hard, but I have a feeling she just wanted to see how the hand would hold up. No need to worry about the rounds as she has a bye thanks to diamond league last year, get out there and see what you can do.
Keni Harrison just ran a 12.54 world leader in the first round of the hurdles into a 1.4 m/s headwind. And it was her first race since May 5 after fracturing her hand in Doha. Looks like the WR holder is still fit...
I agree, especially after last years flop. The more practice she has running rounds, the better. I just meant she doesn't have the pressure this year because she is already going to London.
Jonathan Gault wrote:hello man wrote:Idk how healed her hand is, but if I were her, I'd run all three rounds in Sacramento. This is a great opportunity to run in a championship meet without the pressure of missing the team if she fails. After her choke at the Trials last year, I would think she would benefit from the experience.usnspecialist wrote:yes. I suspect she will drop out from the race for more recovery and trainingJonathan Gault wrote:Normally I would wonder why she ran the 1st round so hard, but I have a feeling she just wanted to see how the hand would hold up. No need to worry about the rounds as she has a bye thanks to diamond league last year, get out there and see what you can do.
Keni Harrison just ran a 12.54 world leader in the first round of the hurdles into a 1.4 m/s headwind. And it was her first race since May 5 after fracturing her hand in Doha. Looks like the WR holder is still fit...
This is assuming, of course, that her hand is okay. If there's a chance of reinjury (which would really only come at the start), I'd understand if she wants to be more cautious.