He had some help up to 900m, then he was alone.
1100m time was 2.40.xx
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At a meet in Norway Jakob ran the 1500m in 3.36.22.
He had some help up to 900m, then he was alone.
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New EJR
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Time corrected to 3:36.21
Won by more than 10 seconds
Also beat Henrik's national record by more than 3 seconds.
Third fastest in the world this indoor season behind Kejelcha (3:33.17+) and Tefera (3:35.57)
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7:49:73 for Filip in his 3000m jog.
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be unstopable. Congrats.
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Here you have a video from the run
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Last season's indoor best was 3:40.31, and of course he could go faster still later this month. No sign of his progression slowing down at all.
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Watching him run by himself it becomes clear how much forward lean he has. Not quite Tim Cheruiyot-level, but noticeable.
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Coevett wrote:
No sign of his progression slowing down at all.
Actually, as this guy pointed out...
Coevett wrote:
...indoor tracks are faster now than outdoors for distance.
His PR is 3:31 on a totally fair and average track. Since indoors is faster, he should be able to do 3:29-3:30. He ran a mere 3:36, so he has regressed and burned out. -
Burnout syndrome wrote:
Coevett wrote:
No sign of his progression slowing down at all.
Actually, as this guy pointed out...
Coevett wrote:
...indoor tracks are faster now than outdoors for distance.
His PR is 3:31 on a totally fair and average track. Since indoors is faster, he should be able to do 3:29-3:30. He ran a mere 3:36, so he has regressed and burned out.
Monaco is an average track? He should be able to practically solo run 3:29 rust buster indoors in February if he can run 3:31 at Monaco in the summer against the best in the world? WTF?? Please stop stalking me. -
YMMV wrote:
Watching him run by himself it becomes clear how much forward lean he has. Not quite Tim Cheruiyot-level, but noticeable.
This is very important, we'll coached.
He reminds me of a cross between Walker and Andre Bucher. More like Walker with better technique. -
Subway Surfers wrote:
YMMV wrote:
Watching him run by himself it becomes clear how much forward lean he has. Not quite Tim Cheruiyot-level, but noticeable.
This is very important, we'll coached.
He reminds me of a cross between Walker and Andre Bucher. More like Walker with better technique.
So you are Donovan Bailey? -
I’m really surprised to see Coevett on this thread.
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Great opener, winning by 10+ seconds, 55.36 last 400 and looked comfortable:
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GBohannon wrote:
I’m really surprised to see Coevett on this thread.
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SprintTriathlon wrote:
7:49:73 for Filip in his 3000m jog.
Grant Fisher just ran 7 seconds faster than Filip. -
So you're saying Canadians are faster than Swedes?
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aha! wrote:
Subway Surfers wrote:
YMMV wrote:
Watching him run by himself it becomes clear how much forward lean he has. Not quite Tim Cheruiyot-level, but noticeable.
This is very important, we'll coached.
He reminds me of a cross between Walker and Andre Bucher. More like Walker with better technique.
So you are Donovan Bailey?
Ha, ha, ha don't know how that popped up? I needed an email address and was just watching the 1996 100m mayhem. -
darnimmigrants wrote:
So you're saying Canadians are faster than Swedes?
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Here you have the splits
100m and then 200 plus] 14.80 - 43.70 - 1:12.90 - 1:42.38 - 2:12.11 - 2:40.86 - 3:08.43 - 3.36.31http://www.european-athletics.org/competitions/european-athletics-indoor-championships/news/article=ingebrigtsen-opens-indoor-season-with-record-breaking-1500m-run-baerum/
