So Cain will get the see the past, while Touhy sees the future, all at the same time.
So Cain will get the see the past, while Touhy sees the future, all at the same time.
high school xc coach wrote:
Jedsdead wrote:
very interested to see this race this weekend. Does anyone know if it is streamed on Runnerspace?
I wish Cain well and am glad to see her progressing the right direction. I won't say I agree with all the things she saying, as there is an onus on any athlete to make the best decisions for themselves. To say all the fault lies in the system is wrong; to say all the fault lies with AS is wrong; and to say it all lies on Cain is wrong. All three areas had there own issues/flaws that contributed to this situation.
At 23, there is no reason she can't get back close to her old form and I wish her all the best in trying to get there.
Very interested to see how Tuohy runs this weekend.
great post all around.
hopefully will be streamed somewhere. I will be at a track meet upstate for many hours with a lot of downtime!
Requires a Runnerspace Plus account
https://armory-track-invitational.runnerspace.com/eprofile.php?do=news&event_id=577&news_id=594055You can also get the meet with NBC Sports Gold.
However, Sports Gold is not looking like a good deal this year with no Diamond League. And NBC bumped the price by 33%.
Which male is Cain going to blame when Tuohy laps her?
fastTuohy wrote:
high school xc coach wrote:
great post all around.
hopefully will be streamed somewhere. I will be at a track meet upstate for many hours with a lot of downtime!
Requires a Runnerspace Plus account
https://armory-track-invitational.runnerspace.com/eprofile.php?do=news&event_id=577&news_id=594055
thanks, i missed that
It's official/ I don't care about MARY.
I'm not familiar with most of the ladies in the 3000. Would Eccleston be the favorite?
Shannon Osika and Emily Lipari are also quite good off the top of my head. Osika is running the Millrose mile in February so she is probably in pretty good form.
Tuohy’s 9:32 today is still over 10 seconds faster than she ran as a freshman and only 10 seconds slower than she ran last summer. Her performance is not degrading as fast as people think. 9:32 is still pretty good
Good improvement for Cain. From 9:25 two weeks ago to 9:24 today.
jajajkak wrote:
Tuohy’s 9:32 today is still over 10 seconds faster than she ran as a freshman and only 10 seconds slower than she ran last summer. Her performance is not degrading as fast as people think. 9:32 is still pretty good
she pulled up with a few laps to go and just ran easy....not sure if something happened.
jajajkak wrote:
Good improvement for Cain. From 9:25 two weeks ago to 9:24 today.
Can't tell if sarcastic. That's not good improvement, that's nonexistent improvement.
The Crazy Horse wrote:
jajajkak wrote:
Good improvement for Cain. From 9:25 two weeks ago to 9:24 today.
Can't tell if sarcastic. That's not good improvement, that's nonexistent improvement.
The important thing is consistency.
I'm stunned that Tuohy didn't beat her.
Jedsdead wrote:
jajajkak wrote:
Tuohy’s 9:32 today is still over 10 seconds faster than she ran as a freshman and only 10 seconds slower than she ran last summer. Her performance is not degrading as fast as people think. 9:32 is still pretty good
she pulled up with a few laps to go and just ran easy....not sure if something happened.
Maybe Cain paid her to take a dive so as to not bruise her ego too much. If Tuohy was running as she had the potential to she would have definitely gone sub 9:20.
Jedsdead wrote:
she pulled up with a few laps to go and just ran easy....not sure if something happened.
Yes, something did happen. It's called going out too fast and hitting the wall.
Not sure if this is free or not
https://ny.milesplit.com/videos/424101
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On tv my impression was Tuohy looked good thru 2K and then just disappeared except for the glimpse near the finish where when she was almost lapped she was clearly not running fast but did not look exhausted. cain talks a little about Tuohy and said she looked ok after the race though.
Barb McKeever wrote:
Which male is Cain going to blame when Tuohy laps her?
Hey tiny, do you or any of the other women haters got anything to say now that Cain finished ahead of Tuohy? Bet you double down and still bash Cain despite never getting remotely close to a 9:24 3k in your pathetic little life.
misogynist capable of humility? wrote:
Barb McKeever wrote:
Which male is Cain going to blame when Tuohy laps her?
Hey tiny, do you or any of the other women haters got anything to say now that Cain finished ahead of Tuohy? Bet you double down and still bash Cain despite never getting remotely close to a 9:24 3k in your pathetic little life.
Why are you implying that Tuohy is not a woman?
People were speculating if Tuohy would turn pro. Now, they have quickly turned to building her up for being the best current high school runner. Let's assume that she can run 9:15 on a good day. She is nowhere near the pros.
I’m a D2 female runner. Our coach explicitly told us not to visit LetsRun forums.
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