YOMIF KEJELCHA 3:47.01 MILE WR

He did it, he took down the record. What is next?

ran 3:47:02

1500 record too?

What about 1500 wrote:

1500 record too?

He just missed it, 3:31.25

he Would've had it too if the pacers were better. They were supposed to be at 1:52, they were 1:53.5. He went around them at 900m.

Hadn't Flotrak broadcast all meets from BU? Why did NOP kick them out and get runnerspace to broadcast this. I am not complaining runnerspace does a much much better job but just seemed off

I lot of people don't understand that they mean 1:52 thru 880 yards, not 809 meters. (Which is the finish line that they are taking the splits from.) That's about .7 to .8 longer than 880 yards (half mile). That would make it 1:52.7. Double that and it is 3:45.4. Does he really need to be out faster than that? Come on.

I called it in another thread: 3:47.00-3:47.49. Super sick run. Is this NOP's first WR?

Phantasy Star wrote:

I'm most interested in the doping regiment. Similar to the Salazar "gray area" sauce that propelled Centro to gold?

I'm more interested in why morons always add a "t" to "regimen". It is as if they want to show off their expertise by pointing the weapon towards themselves.

I called this as well, to miss narrowly in the 1500m but get the mile record by 1-2 s.

What does this suggest he can do in the 5?

YMMV wrote:

Phantasy Star wrote:

I'm most interested in the doping regiment. Similar to the Salazar "gray area" sauce that propelled Centro to gold?

I'm more interested in why morons always add a "t" to "regimen". It is as if they want to show off their expertise by pointing the weapon towards themselves.

English is not my first language. You'll live.

zxcvxzcv wrote:

I called this as well, to miss narrowly in the 1500m but get the mile record by 1-2 s.

What does this suggest he can do in the 5?

1) 200m indoor tracks are not easy for tall & long limbed 200m or 400m athletes but are ideal for 1500m runners.

2) No wind indoors.

3) 70 degrees F indoors

4) I have no idea how detailed indoor facilities care to be but they can control oxygen level and humidity level.

If a 1500m athlete chooses to peak for indoors, 1500m athletes may set overall personal bests indoors.

Phantasy Star wrote:

YMMV wrote:

I'm more interested in why morons always add a "t" to "regimen". It is as if they want to show off their expertise by pointing the weapon towards themselves.

English is not my first language. You'll live.

+1

Funny

Phantasy Star wrote:

I'm most interested in the doping regiment. Similar to the Salazar "gray area" sauce that propelled Centro to gold?

Propelled Centro to the stunningly fast 3:50.00 Olympic 1500 gold, a mere 24 seconds off of the WR! Man, is this ever proof of Centro saucing it!

Not even as fast as a Rio 1500 winner wrote:

Phantasy Star wrote:

I'm most interested in the doping regiment. Similar to the Salazar "gray area" sauce that propelled Centro to gold?

Propelled Centro to the stunningly fast 3:50.00 Olympic 1500 gold, a mere 24 seconds off of the WR! Man, is this ever proof of Centro saucing it!

He beat Kiprop, so . . .

Was this the same track that Jamin was denied competing on?

Jaminn wrote:

Was this the same track that Jamin was denied competing on?

yes.

cool yo wrote:

I called it in another thread: 3:47.00-3:47.49. Super sick run. Is this NOP's first WR?

No, Mo Farah has the indoor 2 mile record.

suggests nothing wrote:

zxcvxzcv wrote:

I called this as well, to miss narrowly in the 1500m but get the mile record by 1-2 s.

What does this suggest he can do in the 5?

1) 200m indoor tracks are not easy for tall & long limbed 200m or 400m athletes but are ideal for 1500m runners.

2) No wind indoors.

3) 70 degrees F indoors

4) I have no idea how detailed indoor facilities care to be but they can control oxygen level and humidity level.

If a 1500m athlete chooses to peak for indoors, 1500m athletes may set overall personal bests indoors.

You clearly haven't raced indoors