Kebba wrote:-Of course they can. No one think anything of it when a US kid
runs 10.30 or
11.30 or 22.80. It all depends on the events and what your view of the world
is. Our mindset about distance running in the US is all wrong. we get
excited and train our athletes for the wrong things -- we
From: Mcewen, Brian T [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It's just that the ones you see winning the junior championships in XC and
track are not actually 19.
Tell me that you believe a 16 year old can run 8:19 or 27:43 (as the
records
would have you believe) and I will shut up ... there won't be any point in
Kebba wrote:
Of course they can. No one think anything of it when a US kid runs 10.30
or
11.30 or 22.80. It all depends on the events and what your view of the
world
is. Our mindset about distance running in the US is all wrong. we get
excited and train our athletes for the wrong things --
