cheatcode wrote:
She could get everyrecord from 1500 to the half .
#indasamerace
cheatcode wrote:
She could get everyrecord from 1500 to the half .
#indasamerace
Ghost1 wrote:
rojo wrote:
Huge bonus for a WR.
Organisers are offering a €70,000 (US$ 77,700) world record bonus on top of an additional €30,000 (US$ 33,300) bonus for landmark performances, sub 58:00 for men and sub-1:04:30 for women.
Actually based on current track form, she is capable, I think, of running 63.20-63.50. If the conditions are decent tomorrow, I would not be surprised to see her go sub. 64".
The new era in women's distance running has arrived. Mental blocks have been eroded.
Women now realize they can achieve times fairly close to some National calibre male athletes. Hassan would now be a lock on many male National teams, if just based on times and potential.
Funny how it's happened at the same time as the Cheaterflies and Cheaterspikes.
Ghost1 wrote:
rojo wrote:
Huge bonus for a WR.
Organisers are offering a €70,000 (US$ 77,700) world record bonus on top of an additional €30,000 (US$ 33,300) bonus for landmark performances, sub 58:00 for men and sub-1:04:30 for women.
Actually based on current track form, she is capable, I think, of running 63.20-63.50. If the conditions are decent tomorrow, I would not be surprised to see her go sub. 64".
The new era in women's distance running has arrived. Mental blocks have been eroded.
Women now realize they can achieve times fairly close to some National calibre male athletes. Hassan would now be a lock on many male National teams, if just based on times and potential.
What national team would 29,30 for 10k be a "lock"? Trinidad and Tobago?
The 64'28 of Brigid Kosgei at the Great North Run doesn t lie. Yes the course is not eligible for record purpose, but do you think Kosgei would have run slower in another Half Marathon , I dont think so , considering that 64'28 at the Great North Run in September would have bring a 2:14:04 a month later in Chicago. And so Brigid Kosgei we can say in a month has destroyed both Half Marathon and Marathon world record by a huge margin.
Hassan , I dont think she is at the same level of Brigid Kosgei, and also those Kenyan ladies from Florence Kiplagat to Peres Chepchircir to Jepkosgei, and now the fastest ever Brigid Kosgei are crazy fast. For Sifan Hassan breaking the 1:05 wall would be an huge achievement. I dont think she will break Jepkosgei record
John Wesley Harding wrote:
1. Fancy Chemutai 64:52
2. Sifan Hassan 65:00
3. Senbere Teferi 65:10
Molly Huddle 66:57
1. Yomif Kejelcha 58:28
2. Jemal Yimer 58:30
3. Abadi Hadis 58:36
I see that you fancy Fancy’s chances
Jo72 wrote:
exrunner wrote:
If she doesn’t do it she probably never will. This is her shot, shape of her life.
Say what you like about Salazar but he is a wonder coach and the athletes will be lost without him. None of them will run as well as they have this year again
Some will. Certainly the younger athletes coached by Julian like Brazier and Koko will further improve, I am pretty sure about that. They are so talented and at 22 one will improve unless hampered by injuries are extraordinarily bad coaching.
I wouldn't write off Hassan and Kejelcha either but I think that Hassan is stronger on track than on the road, she might actually break the 1500m world record next season . It seems that in Doha the only one affected by the ban was Murphy, so I am not sure about him, because overall he still ran a pretty good season. And of course Rupp and also Hasay were closer to Salazar than any of the others and might be more affected.
So true
Ghost1 wrote:
rojo wrote:
Huge bonus for a WR.
Organisers are offering a €70,000 (US$ 77,700) world record bonus on top of an additional €30,000 (US$ 33,300) bonus for landmark performances, sub 58:00 for men and sub-1:04:30 for women.
Actually based on current track form, she is capable, I think, of running 63.20-63.50. If the conditions are decent tomorrow, I would not be surprised to see her go sub. 64".
The new era in women's distance running has arrived. Mental blocks have been eroded.
lmao at "mental blocks." Sure, the pogo shoes and drugs have nothing to do with anything. Mental blocks!!!!!
The race is supposed to be live here :
The forecast for the 9 am start is 60 F (15.5 C) with a 4 mph wind. The dew point will be 54 (12.2C).
At 11 am, it's supposed to get up to 67 F(19.4C) so I'd imagine when the elites finish it will be about 63 (17.2C).
I'm not fluent in Spanish, but I tried...
"After Doha I had a lot of stress and I don't know how I'm going to feel. I will do my best and we'll see where how far we can go."
https://twitter.com/MedioMaratonVLC/status/1187751815590400000?s=19
She'll be too distracted since recovering from the WC where she was simply outstanding. She'll run 1:07something. Later on she'll break the world record at another race.
62:30 on pure hate.
Armstronglivs wrote:
current runner wrote:
Ya sure, Alberto has some secret training that no one else knows about.
It's talent and the will to work hard to achieve your utmost potential. Many other coaches in this country could coach Sifan and she'd get to the same level. It's not rocket science, it's really not.
You're right - it's the bike. Always is.
You sound jealous Lance, still pissed because you got caught, eh? With you it wasn't the bike, it was the drugs. As Hassan, the poster is right, Al has no secret workouts, it's hardwork=great results.
Bianchi 10 speed wrote:
Armstronglivs wrote:
You're right - it's the bike. Always is.
You sound jealous Lance, still pissed because you got caught, eh? With you it wasn't the bike, it was the drugs. As Hassan, the poster is right, Al has no secret workouts, it's hardwork=great results.
lol... ^ idiot nykie shill
What time EST does this half marathon start? It’s tonight right?
Bump!
64:40.2
What time do? wrote:
What time EST does this half marathon start? It’s tonight right?
4 am ET.
Hassan isn't the only one who wants the record. Fancy Chemutai and Joan Chelimo are also in there. Chemutai missed it by 1 second at the RAK in 2018.
https://www.sportpesanews.com/ke/posts/post/Chemutai-Chelimo-Targeting-Half-Marathon-World-Record-In-Valencia/27056Bianchi 10 speed wrote:
Armstronglivs wrote:
You're right - it's the bike. Always is.
You sound jealous Lance, still pissed because you got caught, eh? With you it wasn't the bike, it was the drugs. As Hassan, the poster is right, Al has no secret workouts, it's hardwork=great results.
You left out the testosterone.
rojo wrote:
What time do? wrote:
What time EST does this half marathon start? It’s tonight right?
4 am ET.
Hassan isn't the only one who wants the record. Fancy Chemutai and Joan Chelimo are also in there. Chemutai missed it by 1 second at the RAK in 2018.
https://www.sportpesanews.com/ke/posts/post/Chemutai-Chelimo-Targeting-Half-Marathon-World-Record-In-Valencia/27056
That's great, FYI if you don't know who Fancy Chemutai is:
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