Good to see you back, Geezer. Hope to hear your anaylsis again in the post Bolt era
Re: Geezer and TrackCoach, Maurice Greene did manage to run 6.39 twice, in 1998 and 2001 (at 24 and 27 unless I’m mistaken) so I don’t think it’s too crazy to think Coleman could approach this again
Can somebody inform me why somebody so fast was tested so infrequently last year? Ritz isn't 4.667 times better of an athlete, in fact he's past it. You test this guy 14-16 times in a year, he won't be breaking 10s, guaranteed.
https://www.flotrack.org/articles/6070241-galen-rupp-was-the-most-tested-us-athlete-in-2017
Subway Surfers Addiction wrote:
Can somebody inform me why somebody so fast was tested so infrequently last year? Ritz isn't 4.667 times better of an athlete, in fact he's past it. You test this guy 14-16 times in a year, he won't be breaking 10s, guaranteed.
https://www.flotrack.org/articles/6070241-galen-rupp-was-the-most-tested-us-athlete-in-2017
Because he was in college. USATF/USADA are slow to add people to the pool. Most college athletes do not get tested until USAs... because (for Americans) if they are not a USATF member and are not already in the pool, USADA does not have the jurisdiction to test them, even if they wanted to.
I'm sure he's in the WADA and USADA testing pools now, and will get lots of tests. Top level sprinters do get tested a lot. And remember the USADA site only reflects tests USADA ordered, most elite athletes are getting tested more than the site indicates.
Good lord, seek some help, man. You are losing your mind, if you haven't lost it already.
calculo wrote:
Sprintgeezer wrote:I don’t think we will see 9.6 from CC
eh ?
nonsense
clueless
he split 6.37 in miserable london but body faded from colossal indors icluding 20--low
or even low 9.7
idiot
he already ran 9.82
how fuuckin difficult to get 9.7-basic ???
although I would love to see it!
drivel
he just ran
6.37WR !!!
Nobody has ever achieved those times without anything other than excellent form
utter fuucking drivel
i don't care if he somersaults over !!!
he ran 6.37 !!!
impress us, what sh!t form guys clocked 6.37 ???
something that Colemans doesn’t have
utter drivel
who does ???
but about sprinting he knows nothing
no
helluva lot
It would be as if I came on here pontificating on Aouita, Bekele, and Komen
woeful any category
what the hell did you impress world about Coleman splitting 6.37 in fuucking cold miserable london ???
TrackCoach wrote:I knew within a few minutes that the record would probably not be recognized. There are about a half dozen requirements which are unlikely to all be met unless the meet prepares for a WR attempt. Obviously, DL, global and national championships, etc., are usually prepared for WRs
yup
Pardon me if someone has already pointed this out; in spite of this being a season opener and Coleman being young, there is no guarantee Coleman will ever run that fast again
nope
he will match/whup 6.37 truck-loada times
Mo Green set the 60m WL early in his career and was never able to better it
this is when it's known muppets turn up, when offering 6.39i
no clue about sprinting !!!
go fetch his 60 here into a wind with beat-up leg, hobbling his last 40 !!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwOginF42vIThe way it works is, the training and physical transformation required to improve in the 100 and 200 won't improve his 60m capability
utter drivel !!!
he already run 9.8-low/19.8-low !!!
no serious sprinter ever set their career 60m PB in late january !!!
he will run 6.28/6.29 in birmingham but dq'ed for unknown "leg drift" so kilty in 6.49 can win
copy & paste the above
it's guaranteed...
While it's possible to go through the 100m fast without breathing, and in fact William Reed famously was running his 400m races at something like 47 seconds without a breath when he was a frosh or soph in high school, the consensus on sprinting sites appears to be that you should take roughly 2-3 breaths during a 100m race and you can see in the linked video, at slow speed, for instance, around 1:40 and 2:40, a bunch of the sprinters visibly breathing--who knows how many more are breathing imperceptibly? When I'm doing speedwork, I actually breathe significantly more rapidly and feel I need it, but you can see that real sprinters on the world level typically do breathe in their 100s.
I bet you only had two grandparents.
NOP Skeptic wrote:
Wow
Not official without USATF reps, so fake news. Clemson is a clown festival.
I’m a D2 female runner. Our coach explicitly told us not to visit LetsRun forums.
Great interview with Steve Cram - says Jakob has no chance of WRs this year
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