NoonelikesNOPforareason wrote:
Of the top 3 men and top 3 women, Jordan Hasay was the only one who skipped the awards ceremony. I'm sure she wanted to finish better, but still pretty lame to skip the awards. No wonder NOP athletes have bad reputations.
She wasn't in the top 3
Hardloper wrote:
NoonelikesNOPforareason wrote:
Of the top 3 men and top 3 women, Jordan Hasay was the only one who skipped the awards ceremony. I'm sure she wanted to finish better, but still pretty lame to skip the awards. No wonder NOP athletes have bad reputations.
She wasn't in the top 3
They announced her as 3rd place in absentia at the awards ceremony so that'd be weird if she wasn't 3rd.
Liar.
Phillyhalf wrote:
Was watching the finish of the race and saw Jordan about an hour after her finish running hard (at least it looked hard) still in her racing kit back up towards the finish area. Didn't look like a cool down, I'm guessing she had a post race work out and that is why she missed the awards.
Post race workout after a half marathon workout? Yeah, ok---no.
Chip Results:
Caroline Rotich 01:10:59.0
105 Becky Wade 01:12:12.0
112 Emily Setlack 01:12:34.0
102 Jordan Hasay 01:12:35.0
108 Lindsey Flanagan 01:12:47.0
113 Jennifer Bergman
Hasay was 4th
Drunk Letsrun wrote:
Liar.
They absolutely did announce Hasay as 3rd overall at the awards ceremony. I did look up the results and see that they have her as 4th on the website by one second. Maybe it was a fork up on the race's part in figuring out who was 3rd v. 4th, but that'd be a pretty big fork up. I'd assume the website results are based on chip time instead of gun time though and that awards are based on gun time. I could be wrong . Maybe the other girl skipped the award ceremony and Hasay didn't know (seems unlikely). Or I guess maybe the race directors are the real jerks if they really did screw it up that much.
Could have been a cool down, just looked fast. Also thought it was somewhat odd if she cool down in her racing kit and shoes, it was hot though so maybe didn't want to throw on a shirt/shorts.
Also I thought it was common knowledge NOP does post race workouts, even after half marathons. Rupp & Hasay did 3 x mile after this race a couple years back.
Jesus 1:16 for Linden? Atrocious
NoonelikesNOPforareason wrote:
Drunk Letsrun wrote:
Liar.
They absolutely did announce Hasay as 3rd overall at the awards ceremony. I did look up the results and see that they have her as 4th on the website by one second. Maybe it was a fork up on the race's part in figuring out who was 3rd v. 4th, but that'd be a pretty big fork up. I'd assume the website results are based on chip time instead of gun time though and that awards are based on gun time. I could be wrong . Maybe the other girl skipped the award ceremony and Hasay didn't know (seems unlikely). Or I guess maybe the race directors are the real jerks if they really did screw it up that much.
Yep, probably a matter of using chip time but all the reports from the race itself indicate she crossed the line in 3rd.
Phillyhalf wrote:
Could have been a cool down, just looked fast. Also thought it was somewhat odd if she cool down in her racing kit and shoes, it was hot though so maybe didn't want to throw on a shirt/shorts.
She ran a 15k "tune-up" race before Boston and then did a marathon paced run later that day. Seemed to work out then.
https://www.letsrun.com/forum/flat_read.php?thread=9297769fghrunner wrote:
Rough day for her but she’s been saying on insta her Chicago training is going great, maybe just in the thick of it? Lost to Becky Wade by 20+ seconds
Completely not true. She did this at an effort as she did before crushing Chicago in 2017. She continued at (given the weather) marathon effort in a post race workout around the Art Museum. Ask any runner that was slow and racing as they all saw her.
“Rough day” is far from the truth.
NERunner053 wrote:
Ignorance of physiology wrote:
71 degrees and 88% humidity at the start on wet streets from overnight rain. The sun came out before the start and cooked everyone. How about look at all the results from both fields. People who can run much faster than they did.
+1 I know people in the sub elite range that had rough days off of their fitness levels. I have respect for anyone who can run in conditions like that. 70s & humid is when I go into survival mode. NOP is also pretty notorious for doing stuff like this in heavy training blocks. Because she has run a fast half in the past, people get excited to see her name on an entry list and assume the American record will be under threat regardless of where she is in her build and what she's looking for. With the weather, this was about competing on the day & picking up a paycheck. She could have stayed in PDX and likely have run faster on her own in better weather.
71 degrees and 88% humidity is a joke...That's great weather. Come to my hood bruh
PhillySteak wrote:
Chip Results:
Caroline Rotich 01:10:59.0
105 Becky Wade 01:12:12.0
112 Emily Setlack 01:12:34.0
102 Jordan Hasay 01:12:35.0
108 Lindsey Flanagan 01:12:47.0
113 Jennifer Bergman
Hasay was 4th
Chip results aren't how placings are determined in elite fields, it's about who crossed the line first. Hassay crossed the line before Setlack
thoroughrice wrote:
PhillySteak wrote:
Chip Results:
Caroline Rotich 01:10:59.0
105 Becky Wade 01:12:12.0
112 Emily Setlack 01:12:34.0
102 Jordan Hasay 01:12:35.0
108 Lindsey Flanagan 01:12:47.0
113 Jennifer Bergman
Hasay was 4th
Chip results aren't how placings are determined in elite fields, it's about who crossed the line first. Hassay crossed the line before Setlack
That is exactly what happened. Setlack took off late. Hasay was the 3rd woman to cross the line.
maybe an original. wrote:
For those who were still in diapers when Khannouchi was racing 15+ yrs ago... he was known for running shi**y half marathons leading up to peak marathons. He ran a 1:03:18 in Philly before his 2:05:56 marathon in Chicago.
https://more.arrs.run/runner/486
That's not a crappy half at all if run as a prep race. Which he did.
Positive Contribution wrote:
maybe an original. wrote:
For those who were still in diapers when Khannouchi was racing 15+ yrs ago... he was known for running shi**y half marathons leading up to peak marathons. He ran a 1:03:18 in Philly before his 2:05:56 marathon in Chicago.
https://more.arrs.run/runner/486That's not a crappy half at all if run as a prep race. Which he did.
It is not unusual at all to do a half-marathon at marathon pace prior to a marathon. Save it for the race you are targeting.
Positive Contribution wrote:
maybe an original. wrote:
For those who were still in diapers when Khannouchi was racing 15+ yrs ago... he was known for running shi**y half marathons leading up to peak marathons. He ran a 1:03:18 in Philly before his 2:05:56 marathon in Chicago.
https://more.arrs.run/runner/486That's not a crappy half at all if run as a prep race. Which he did.
1:03 is crappy if you're in 2:05 marathon shape
Most of the Board seems to be trying to put a good spin on Hasay's time. If you insist it was supposed to be a marathon pace workout, that would still put the AR completely out of reach. KK as previously mentioned ran Chicago slightly faster than the half. If all of you seem certain she will do the same, that still brings her in much slower than either the AR or what will be the winning time in Chicago.
Hardloper wrote:
1:03 is crappy if you're in 2:05 marathon shape
^ Someone who is ignorant about how to build up correctly prior to a marathon.
Is there a rule against attaching a helium balloon to yourself while running a road race?
Jakob Ingebrigtsen has a 1989 Ferrari 348 GTB and he's just put in paperwork to upgrade it
How rare is it to run a sub 5 minute mile AND bench press 225?
Am I living in the twilight zone? The Boston Marathon weather was terrible!
Move over Mark Coogan, Rojo and John Kellogg share their 3 favorite mile workouts
Mark Coogan says that if you could only do 3 workouts as a 1500m runner you should do these