Re: t-and-f: Puke

On Sun, 2 Sep 2001, Robert Hersh wrote: By far, the worst thread we've had in many years. Could we please stop. Let's instead talk about Entine's theories, Okay, so who's more predispositioned to puke, genetically speaking? I think my ancestors will dominate the puking wars. Any contenders?

Re: t-and-f: Puke

In a message dated Sun, 2 Sep 2001 10:55:51 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Robert Hersh [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Yuck. By far, the worst thread we've had in many years. Could we please stop. Let's instead talk about Entine's theories, doping, basketball, ANYTHING!!! Wendy

t-and-f: Rieti Results/Fredericks 10.06

Note Fredericks 10.06 (yes I know Rieti is at altitude, but it's good to see him racing). Also, what's the record for most sub 3:30's in a season? = from iaaf.org IAAF Grand Prix II Rieti 2001 Rieti, 02-Sep-2001 RESULTS MEN 100 METRES - MEN Wind:

Re: t-and-f: Rieti Results/Fredericks 10.06

In a message dated 9/3/01 9:13:59 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: 100 METRES - WOMEN Wind: +0.6 1 Ojokolo EnduranceNGR 11.08 Interesting name for a sprinter. A.C.

t-and-f: Puking

Netters On the issue of puking after workouts. Michelle reminds me that we all had to eat school lunch. Which may be the best explanation yet. Mike Rohl Asst. Coach Sprints Jumps Mansfield University

t-and-f: Yulianna Perez

Yulianna Perez, the Tucson born, Cuban trained TJ'er jumped 46' 10 3/4 at the WUG's, bringing her closer to what sems an inevitable US record. She's being courted by Colleges eager to have her, but seems to be intending to stay out her second year at Pima CC in Tucson, perhaps because of her

t-and-f: Why not talk about College XC?

The season has already begun and yet there is nothing about collegiate cross. I also am a little surpised that we haven't heard from Grote yet. __ Do You Yahoo!? Get email alerts NEW webcam video instant messaging with Yahoo! Messenger

t-and-f: 2000m world junior record

Altho there may indeed not be an official world junior record for 2000 meters, the best statistically acceptable performance on record appears to be 4:59.14 by Ali Saidi-Sief at Lille in June 1997. -Original Message- From: James Templeton To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: rrweekly; Jones Hugh;

t-and-f: Re: Where are we going?

Recently I returned from England, where I was invited by UK Athletics , (which implies more than track field) to give a talk on “What is the USA doing in respect to the development of the steeplechase event.” I had to inform them – “I have no idea”, but never-the-less, was asked to

Re: t-and-f: Re: Where are we going?

--- Jim McLatchie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: It was agreed that most of the milers who are running in the 3:55 to 4 min range would have more success competing in the steeple I fail to understand why this line of thinking is so prevalent. A 3:55 - 4:00 miler may not be in the wrong event any

Re: t-and-f: Re: Where are we going?

With regards to the steeple specifically though, this statement makes a little more sense simply because it is probably the least competitive of the distance events due to the fact that far fewer people attempt it than do the other events. This means a guy who is a hack in the mile might be at

Re: t-and-f: Re: Where are we going?

I understand your line of thought, but we could just as easily say the 13:30 5k'er or 1:48 half-miler ought to try the steeple, because they aren't cutting it at their event and less people are steepling. Just looking at the numbers tells us nothing about whether that person has peaked in the

RE: t-and-f: Re: Where are we going?

Exactly. Sometimes it's the steeplechasers who switch to the 1500 for the easy pickens. Jurgen Straub and Filbert Bayi come to mind. malmo --- Jim McLatchie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: It was agreed that most of the milers who are running in the 3:55 to 4 min range would have more

Re: t-and-f: Re: Where are we going?

I hope readers don't mind me changing the tack of this conversation slightly but Jim McLatchie raised a point about introducing a sponsor in the US to support a programme such as that of UK Athletics (OK a program then). I don't have inside knowledge but was a close observer of how the UK

t-and-f: COME AND TRY...DEVELOP... PERFORM?

JEEZUZ! Did an MBA come up with this crap? The way to identify and develop steeplechasers hasn't changed in forty years. This is how: Hey, Jipcho! Yes, coach You ever run the steeplechase? No, coach Get out there and run one this weekend! Yes, coach. See? It works. No cute duck and cover

t-and-f: WSTC Coaching addition

To all, The Willamette Striders Track Club (Portland, Or) wishes to tell all of the addition of Jack Kegg to it's coaching staff. We are very excited about the future possibilities of the Club with the addition of such a fine coach. We are now able to offer other event training to our sport