• salukidawg
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      • RE: King Ches well beaten 7/3/2019 9:30AM - in reply to salukidawg
      • salukidawg
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      • sorry 8th!!
    • Quality Control
      • RE: King Ches well beaten 7/3/2019 9:58AM - in reply to salukidawg
      • Quality Control
      • This posts meets the LetsRun standard: well written, detailed, drives home the point.

        Keep up the great work.
    • im impressed
      • RE: King Ches well beaten 7/3/2019 10:20AM - in reply to Quality Control
      • im impressed
      • wow he ran 3:37? He historically doesn't do well in the 1500 with the exception of the 3:36 vs Lawi Lalang. Good run for King Ches!
    • Not a Coach
      • RE: King Ches well beaten 7/3/2019 10:42AM - in reply to im impressed
      • Not a Coach
      • im impressed wrote:

        wow he ran 3:37? He historically doesn't do well in the 1500 with the exception of the 3:36 vs Lawi Lalang. Good run for King Ches!

        He ran a 3:49 mile indoors last year but okay.
    • Truth Only
      • RE: King Ches well beaten 7/5/2019 12:59PM - in reply to Neftjsn
      • Truth Only
      • he has had injury problems ever since U of Oregon ran him into the ground. No redshirting til they used him to death.
    • BergLaufer
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      • RE: Edward Cheserek makes his European debut and gets smoked in 1500 (but runs 3:37) 7/5/2019 2:08PM - in reply to salukidawg
      • BergLaufer
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      • Any update on his citizenship status? He has been living here since like high school, right? What's the hold up? This is his season outdoor opener, right?
    • FrenchDawg
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      • RE: King Ches well beaten 7/6/2019 12:08AM - in reply to Not a Coach
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      • Not a Coach wrote:

        im impressed wrote:

        wow he ran 3:37? He historically doesn't do well in the 1500 with the exception of the 3:36 vs Lawi Lalang. Good run for King Ches!

        He ran a 3:49 mile indoors last year but okay.

        And Johnny Gregoria ran a 3:49 mile indoors THIS season, and look at how fast he is outdoors.
    • FrenchDawg
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      • RE: King Ches well beaten 7/6/2019 12:09AM - in reply to FrenchDawg
      • FrenchDawg
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      • FrenchDawg wrote:

        Not a Coach wrote:

        im impressed wrote:

        wow he ran 3:37? He historically doesn't do well in the 1500 with the exception of the 3:36 vs Lawi Lalang. Good run for King Ches!

        He ran a 3:49 mile indoors last year but okay.

        And Johnny Gregoria ran a 3:49 mile indoors THIS season, and look at how fast he is outdoors.

        Gregorek* ready to be ripped apart for typo
    • ClonedDuck
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      • RE: Edward Cheserek makes his European debut and gets smoked in 1500 (but runs 3:37) 7/6/2019 12:11AM - in reply to BergLaufer
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      • BergLaufer wrote:

        Any update on his citizenship status? He has been living here since like high school, right? What's the hold up? This is his season outdoor opener, right?

        who cares, we don't need any more 3:37 guys. snore.

        Get me some more Engels, Hunter, etc. Bring back the personalities that run fast!!
    • King chess 👑 👑 👑
      • RE: Edward Cheserek makes his European debut and gets smoked in 1500 (but runs 3:37) 7/6/2019 1:11AM - in reply to ClonedDuck
      • King chess 👑 👑 👑
      • ClonedDuck wrote:

        BergLaufer wrote:

        Any update on his citizenship status? He has been living here since like high school, right? What's the hold up? This is his season outdoor opener, right?

        who cares, we don't need any more 3:37 guys. snore.

        Get me some more Engels, Hunter, etc. Bring back the personalities that run fast!!
        Just not any 3:37 1500m runner, here are his best PBs:

        Mile (indoor) 3:49.44
        3000 m (Indoor): 7:38.74
        5000 m (indoor): 13:08.05
    • ClonedDuck
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      • RE: Edward Cheserek makes his European debut and gets smoked in 1500 (but runs 3:37) 7/6/2019 12:33PM - in reply to King chess 👑 👑 👑
      • ClonedDuck
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      • King chess 👑 👑 👑 wrote:

        ClonedDuck wrote:

        BergLaufer wrote:

        Any update on his citizenship status? He has been living here since like high school, right? What's the hold up? This is his season outdoor opener, right?

        who cares, we don't need any more 3:37 guys. snore.

        Get me some more Engels, Hunter, etc. Bring back the personalities that run fast!!

        Just not any 3:37 1500m runner, here are his best PBs:

        Mile (indoor) 3:49.44
        3000 m (Indoor): 7:38.74
        5000 m (indoor): 13:08.05

        mile PRs at BU don't translate well. Gregorek is sub 350, how is he faring this outdoor season? Prakel is a 350 miler, how is he faring this outdoor season? Time will tell if they are factors at USAs in a few weeks.

        3000 and 5000 warrant potential, but all I see from Ches is hammering one-off races here and there and being injured when he shouldn't be.
    • Babydick Johnson
      • RE: Edward Cheserek makes his European debut and gets smoked in 1500 (but runs 3:37) 7/6/2019 1:12PM - in reply to BergLaufer
      • Babydick Johnson
      • BergLaufer wrote:

        Any update on his citizenship status? He has been living here since like high school, right? What's the hold up? This is his season outdoor opener, right?

        Needs a Green Card. Can't get one.
    • factoreeno
      • RE: King Ches well beaten 7/6/2019 2:15PM - in reply to Not a Coach
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      • Not a Coach wrote:

        im impressed wrote:

        wow he ran 3:37? He historically doesn't do well in the 1500 with the exception of the 3:36 vs Lawi Lalang. Good run for King Ches!

        He ran a 3:49 mile indoors last year but okay.

        Many indoor tracks these days are faster than outdoors - look at Kejelcha running a 3:47 mile. Once Ches gets a few rounds of EPO in though, he'll be back in 3:30 - 3:32 shape. Look at what it does for Kejelcha.