To quote my college coach (who likely borrowed it from somebody else), When
ifs and buts are candy and nuts we'll all have a Merry Christmas.
There are a handful (less than 10) of sprinters who have successfully
crossed over between the sports. Until a 10.30 (legal, not with his grandma
timing
Can this chip timing record team standing at every 5 km split and report
those standing to a press room and TV in real time? So could viewers of the
Boston Marathon, for example, know as soon as the three runners of a USATF
team pass the 5 km that that team is winning? I am imagining a team
My Runner's World, January 2002, tells me how to perform better with drugs.
So, I'm wondering what we really believe about the use of performance
enhancing drugs. Are we telling our youth to take drugs, just not too
much?If caffeine is OK, what about ephedrine? If these two are OK, what
Some thoughts from AW in his interview in the latest issue of TFN:
TFN: Any thoughts looking back at your record-setting high school season before you
begin your first collegiate track season?
Webb: Uh, I guess I?d like to see another U.S. high school miler break 4:00 this year.
I think it
I think the first questions is, why do you still have a subscription to Runner's World?
Harold Richards wrote:
My Runner's World, January 2002, tells me how to perform better with drugs.
So, I'm wondering what we really believe about the use of performance
enhancing drugs. Are we telling
Hi All,
I know this is a little out of season, but I am trying to find a
competitive XC race next fall to take my girls team. I am looking for a
meet on the following weekends: September 14th, 21st or October 12th. We
are willing to travel, including flying if needed. Any and all help
Maybe read the fruit cake and eat the subscription.
I've had this issue for some time. My kids (11, 9, 7) see these ads for supplements
and read that
there is a quick and easy way to the top. So why not take a little pill that will
make me better?
There is a great story in yesterday's
Ben,
You obviously missed one of the statements I made early on in my previous
email (2nd Paragraph). I said that Many football players ran track, but
felt their best odds of making a livivng ($$$) was in football, left track
and never looked back. If they had not been misled that football was
I think this is where this technology holds the most promise. Wouldn't it be great to
know the team
scoring during an XC race and to see how it is developing? Or to see the early splits?
May be have
the mats at every 800m-1/2M point.
Some things to consider with the chip: A runner's
Something is missing here. I am not talking about ads in a magazine. I am
talking about an article which is featured on the front page. Yellow
letters. Run Farther With Caffiene ( I think that they meant to say
Faster.)
What about another article featured on the front page, Sniff This, Run
On Mon, 31 Dec 2001 13:29:04 -0700, you wrote:
Easy! The subscription comes each year at Christmas in the same package as
the fruit cake.
The question to you remains the same, What are we saying?.
Harold
We aren't saying anything.
Values and advice published by Runner's World is good only
for
Gerald,
Let me reframe this argument. That means I make a point of fact and back
it with some sort of proof (i.e.- statistic and not conjecture, hearsay, or
opinion). You then replay with a point of fact backed with some sort of
the same proof, not lame statements like the one below.
If they
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Listers,
In AAU competiton last year, I
witnessed an official stop 3 consecutive 3,000m races a lap short! I can
understand one, but 3!! He even went over to one of the participants, who was
now at a water cooler, and informed her that she had an additional
We have local Sports Talk radio stations in our area with advertisers
selling:
HGH
Additives to raise testosterone levels
Creatine
Any other performance enhancing supplement you can name!!
Dan Deyo
Grosse Pointe, MI
- Original Message -
From: Mike Prizy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Harold
I had my Euros at 12:03am, and successfully dodged dozens of fireworks
throwers while heading back through the trenches to file the report.
Not quite like the bulls in Pamplona, admittedly.
Now to figure out what to do with this wad of DM still in my wallet . . .
I'm not a chip expert, but I recently worked with a champion chip crew at a
large marathon. The race timing was started by the gun and individuals were
recorded as they crossed the finish mat. The official results were gun
times. A few complained that Boston accepts chip times and they should
At 5:01 PM -0500 31.12.2001, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Listers,
I was just reading the NJ Star Ledger and they had a story about how the lap
counter at a meet did not ring the bell lap provoking the anchor leg on a HS
DMR to run an extra lap. His 4-lap split was 4:23, and he was very annoyed
BIG difference here. Most sports talk radio shows care only about pro
sports. Pro sports don't give a dam about performance enhancing drugs,
with the exception that they'll bust someone every rare now and then to
project the public image that says they care. It's bullshit! The only
drugs they
Dave Johnson wrote:
At 5:01 PM -0500 31.12.2001, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Listers,
I was just reading the NJ Star Ledger and they had a story about how the lap
counter at a meet did not ring the bell lap provoking the anchor leg on a HS
DMR to run an extra lap. His 4-lap split was
I hope you are not against ergogenics. After all hydrogen dioxide is the
world's most prevalent ergogenic aid.
John the crazy alaskan runner
Come on Ed, you know that new record is redundant.
P.S. Can I pay my overdue dues in Euros?
Ed Gordon wrote:
I had my Euros at 12:03am, and successfully dodged dozens of fireworks
throwers while heading back through the trenches to file the report.
Not quite like the bulls in Pamplona,
I don't know. Does RW take ad dollars from ergogenics producers and than run their
press releases as
cover stories?
Johntherunner wrote:
I hope you are not against ergogenics. After all hydrogen dioxide is the
world's most prevalent ergogenic aid.
John the crazy alaskan runner
RW would take advertising money from RJ Reynolds if they thought they could
get away with it. RW is the scourge of developing runners in the U.S. and
the bible of gallow-walkers and penguins and other such latent-couch
potatoes of the world.
John the crazy alaskan runner
Mike Prizy wrote:
I
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