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Replying to Mid dist guy here (post #15). View original post.

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Make your predicitions now, When does Grant Fisher break 4:00 and how close to Webb's 3:53 does he get?

Mid dist guy here

The Big Urn wrote:

Fisher made his move earlier this year and ran 6 seconds faster. I don't think his fitness has improved substantially. He may break 4:00, but if so it will likely be in the 3:58.00-3:59.99 range. Nothing close to Webb, who was biologically much more mature than Fisher is. Fisher still looks like a boy.

I'll bet on Tamagno being the top miler this coming track season. He'll be pissed with 5th place at FL. Fisher is a huge talent and is very classy, but Tamagno is special.

A lot of people aren't aware Tamagno is coming off illness. He was ill at the regional and didn't say much about it. Sick as dog just a couple of days before that race. That said, I agree Tamagno is special - at the mile. I believe at the mile he's going to have a huge drop by his senior year. He has much better leg speed than Fisher without really working on it (which I think he should do).

Fisher however, is going to put up some big times in the 2 mile / 5k this year if he decides to do so, rather than just trying to run to win. Fisher is special at 2 miles on up.

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