https://twitter.com/klocke1/status/1010672782286491648
Previous pb 44.53 at altitude in El Paso
Who cares, he is not American born. Right, Rojo and his lordship Gault?
That makes him a crap 800m runner otherwise he'd be running 1:39 not 1:43
Either that or his coach is clueless and just lucky to have such talented athletes.
ukathleticscoach wrote:
That makes him a crap 800m runner otherwise he'd be running 1:39 not 1:43
Either that or his coach is clueless and just lucky to have such talented athletes.
Similar to Juantorena
Previous pb 44.53 at altitude in El Paso
In other words, Kenyans are really slow in the 400 if an 800 meter runner can blow them away by two seconds. Sad.
Is this 45 flat at sea level?
Subway Surfers Addiction wrote:
Similar to Juantorena
However... wrote:
Who cares, he is not American born. Right, Rojo and his lordship Gault?
I bet the US champs have more people in the stands than the Kenyan Champs.
ukathleticscoach wrote:
That makes him a crap 800m runner otherwise he'd be running 1:39 not 1:43
Either that or his coach is clueless and just lucky to have such talented athletes.
wejo wrote:
Previous pb 44.53 at altitude in El Paso
What’s notable?
The makwala Guy or whatever has run sub 44 and sub 20.
running commenter wrote:
ukathleticscoach wrote:
That makes him a crap 800m runner otherwise he'd be running 1:39 not 1:43
Either that or his coach is clueless and just lucky to have such talented athletes.
Or maybe running 1:39 is really hard and it takes a few tries first?
More curious why there are only 30 people in the stands at the Kenyan Champs. Looks like Des Moines.
Please correct the headline to 44.21
He came within 0.03 of the Kenyan record of 44.18
He is therefore faster than Juantorena.
ex-runner wrote:
Previous pb 44.53 at altitude in El Paso
Are the Kenyan champs not also at altitude?
Poosos wrote:
Please correct the headline to 44.21
He came within 0.03 of the Kenyan record of 44.18
He is therefore faster than Juantorena.
thin air up there wrote:
Poosos wrote:
Please correct the headline to 44.21
He came within 0.03 of the Kenyan record of 44.18
He is therefore faster than Juantorena.
Not at sea level lol. Korir's time is worth about 45.1 at sea level.
JumpsDoctor wrote:
thin air up there wrote:
Poosos wrote:
Please correct the headline to 44.21
He came within 0.03 of the Kenyan record of 44.18
He is therefore faster than Juantorena.
Not at sea level lol. Korir's time is worth about 45.1 at sea level.
Or his time is worth 44.21... because that is what he ran! I understand the altitude has a positive impact on sprint performance but the fact that you can't appreciate his performance when he has already demonstrated down at sea level in Texas that he is a 44 mid runner is pretty lame... lol.