The only thing I could find on it. I am guessing it was a rust buster.
https://www.tilburgtenmiles.nl/nieuws/
[i] Editor's note: Here is a post race interview with Rupp
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jor67ycBzk
For those of you too lazy to watch the interview. Rupp was upbeat after the race. He said the goal was simply to race as he likes to race 5-6 weeks out from a marathon. Near the end of the interview, he was asked which is better Olympic gold or the marathon WR and he said Olympic gold without a doubt.
Rupp -- 46:23 in Tilburg Ten Mile -- 3rd Place
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All-time USA #3. Only 10 seconds off the NR. Nice work.
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This was a marathon-pace effort. WR Shape for Chicago!
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Long live Greg Meyer's 10 mile record!!!!
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I would question any course distance from the 1980s.
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46:23 =2:11 marathon. Definitely a rust buster. Anyone know how his training has been going? Don’t hear much due to Galen not being on social media. Most athletes post up twitter and Instagram anytime they do anything remotely impressive.
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Runnergrl wrote:
46:23 =2:11 marathon. Definitely a rust buster. Anyone know how his training has been going? Don’t hear much due to Galen not being on social media. Most athletes post up twitter and Instagram anytime they do anything remotely impressive.
I’ve always found the Brooks race equivalency calculator to be most accurate for me personally and that gives 2:08:53 for a 46:23. Doesn’t really change the point of your post though.
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Well that sounds better. Ha! Galen land!
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He's putting in 140-150 miles a week at this point, so was "racing" on tired legs.
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GBohannon wrote:
Runnergrl wrote:
46:23 =2:11 marathon. Definitely a rust buster. Anyone know how his training has been going? Don’t hear much due to Galen not being on social media. Most athletes post up twitter and Instagram anytime they do anything remotely impressive.
I’ve always found the Brooks race equivalency calculator to be most accurate for me personally and that gives 2:08:53 for a 46:23. Doesn’t really change the point of your post though.
I imagine things are going well in Galen land.
Kellogg chart is very accurate.
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Thanks for sharing !
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So if he was running 4:38 per mile we are looking at 2:05:30? If he was running marathon pace. If he running on tired legs he could go a bit faster? Goal could be 2:04 and some change.
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46:13 1 Greg Meyer (USA) 18 Sep 1955 27 Mar 1983 Washington DC/USA
46:15 1 Thom Hunt (USA) 17 Mar 1958 06 Apr 1986 Washington DC/USA
46:32 2 Bill Reifsnyder (USA) 13 Apr 1962 07 Apr 1991 Washington DC/USA
46:36 1 Stanley Kebenei (USA) 06 Nov 1989 02 Apr 2017 Washington DC/USA
46:41 6 Christopher Landry (USA) 29 Apr 1986 06 Apr 2014 Washington DC/USA
46:44 1 Ed Eyestone (USA) 15 Jun 1961 27 Aug 1988 Flint MI/USA
46:45 3 Jon Sinclair (USA) 04 Sep 1957 31 Mar 1985 Washington DC/USA
46:47 3 Martyn Brewer (USA) 07 Oct 1956 25 Apr 1987 New York NY/USA
46:50 2 Mark Curp (USA) 05 Jan 1959 27 Aug 1988 Flint MI/USA
46:50 1 Tyler Pennell - 2 (USA) 21 Dec 1987 25 Oct 2015 Pittsburgh PA/USA
46:51 4 Chris Fox (USA) 22 Oct 1958 02 Apr 1989 Washington DC/USA
46:52 1 Leonard Korir Essau (USA) 10 Dec 1986 09 Nov 2014 Pittsburgh PA/USA
46:53 3 Larry Greene (USA) 29 Feb 1960 05 Apr 1987 Washington DC/USA
46:55 1 Ken Martin (USA) 10 Sep 1958 24 Aug 1985 Flint MI/USA
46:57 1 Mike Roche (USA) 27 Jun 1953 15 Mar 1981 Cherry Hill NJ/USA
46:58 9 Kiya Dandena (USA) 14 Apr 1989 02 Apr 2017 Washington DC/USA
47:00 3 James Cooper (USA) 06 Oct 1959 06 Apr 1986 Washington DC/USA
47:01 6 Steve Taylor (USA) 10 Jul 1965 02 Apr 1989 Washington DC/USA
47:02 1 Herb Lindsay (USA) 12 Nov 1954 22 Sep 1979 Lynchburg VA/USA
47:02 2 George Malley (USA) 28 Jul 1955 15 Mar 1981 Cherry Hill NJ/USA
47:06 5 Guy Stearns (USA) 1959 31 Mar 1985 Washington DC/USA
47:09 1 Bill Rodgers (USA) 23 Dec 1947 30 Mar 1980 Washington DC/USA
47:11 3 Steven Spence (USA) 09 May 1962 07 Apr 1991 Washington DC/USA
47:11 1 Rodney DeHaven (USA) 21 Sep 1966 07 Sep 1998 Park Forest IL/USA
47:16 1 Jack Bacheler (USA) 30 Dec 1943 02 Dec 1972 Ahoskie NC/USA
47:16 3 Dathan Ritzenhein - 2 (USA) 30 Dec 1982 22 Aug 2015 Flint MI/USA
47:18 7 Dean Matthews (USA) 19 Apr 1955 31 Mar 1985 Washington DC/USA
47:22 2 John Flora (USA) 23 Jan 1956 30 Mar 1980 Washington DC/USA
47:22 10 Christopher Graff (USA) 05 Oct 1975 08 Apr 2001 Washington DC/USA
47:22 10 Girma Mecheso (USA) 16 Jan 1988 06 Apr 2014 Washington DC/USA
47:23 5 John Tuttle (USA) 16 Oct 1958 24 Aug 1985 Flint MI/USA
47:23 7 Ivan Huff (USA) 31 Jul 1959 01 Apr 1990 Washington DC/USA
47:24 2 Greg Fredericks (USA) 01 May 1950 05 Apr 1981 Washington DC/USA
47:24 5 Luis Vargas (USA) 1993 05 Nov 2017 Pittsburgh PA/USA
47:25 2 Dan Schlesinger (USA) 10 Jun 1955 20 Mar 1983 Cherry Hill NJ/USA
47:25 6 Phil Coppess (USA) 02 Sep 1954 24 Aug 1985 Flint MI/USA
47:25 3 Mark Donahue (USA) 11 Apr 1959 21 Apr 1990 New York NY/USA
47:25 7 Joseph LeMay (USA) 05 Dec 1966 09 Apr 1995 Washington DC/USA
47:26 4 Keith Dowling (USA) 04 Jul 1969 04 Apr 1993 Washington DC/USA
47:27 1 Steve Foster (USA) 17 Apr 1952 19 Feb 1979 Gainesville FL/USA -
The 1980s represented far more than any other decade, not even close.
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I question any list that is factually incorrect.
Martyn Brewer was not nor has ever been an American citizen. I know him.
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What was the weather like?
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Brewer became a US citizen on Dec 31 1986.
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ARRS list wrote:
Brewer became a US citizen on Dec 31 1986.
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everyone knows the REAL AR is Ritz’s 45minute 10mile tempo on the nike campus
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Ackley wrote:
The only thing I could find on it. I am guessing it was a rust buster.
https://www.tilburgtenmiles.nl/nieuws/
Sure, he was just jogging, laughing out loud!!!!!
