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High jump: 1. Staffan Strand (Sweden) 2.34 metres 2. Stefan Holm (Sweden)
2.34 3.
Sergej Klyugin (Russia) 2.28
Pole vault: 1. Aleksandr Averbukh (Israel) 5.86 2. Tye Harvey (U.S.) 5.80 3.
Danny
Eceker (Germany) 5.80
Triple jump: 1. Jonathan Edwards (Britain) 17.11 2.
Its the same guy Mirko (I believe, saw him run that race i.e 48.43).I am not
sure of the exact date of birth but I know he is over 40yrs old and from
Barbados. He is a coach at Austin Pea State University (Tennessee).
Andrew Owusu
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Not only that, but he broke his own indoor masters world record of 49.14 set
last 18Feb.
Looks like he could have a shot at the outdoor M40 world record (s) for 400
meters of 47.87 by Manuel Ulacio and a hand-time 47.5 by Lee Evans.
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In a message dated 2/16/01 10:29:38 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
(I believe, saw him run that race i.e 48.43).I am not
sure of the exact date of birth but I know he is over 40yrs old and from
Barbados.
Hey, let's have him and Johnny Gray hook up over 600m - have the oxygen tanks
and crash
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At 11:04 AM 2/16/01 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 2/16/01 10:29:38 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
(I believe, saw him run that race i.e 48.43).I am not
sure of the exact date of birth but I know he is over 40yrs old and from
Barbados.
Hey, let's have him and Johnny
You guys want his e-mail?
andrew Owusu
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ABOLISH THE 4K CROSS COUNTRY!!!
That is my request. The experiment has been a failure. I would guess that the IAAF's
idea was to bring in the mile stars, such as Morceli and El Guerrouj, to the harrier
season. It hasn't worked. I also suspect they were hoping it would break Kenya's
I'm in full agreement. Cross country - one race, one champion. Beautiful simplicity.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ABOLISH THE 4K CROSS COUNTRY!!!
That is my request. The experiment has been a failure. I would guess that the IAAF's
idea was to bring in the mile stars, such as Morceli and El
12k = varsity
4k = junior varsity
ABOLISH THE 4K CROSS COUNTRY!!!
That is my request. The experiment has been a failure. I would
guess that the IAAF's idea was to bring in the mile stars, such
as Morceli and El Guerrouj, to the harrier season. It hasn't
worked. I also suspect they were hoping
ABOLISH THE 4K CROSS COUNTRY!!!
That is my request. The experiment has been a failure. I would guess that
the IAAF's idea was to bring in the mile stars, such as Morceli and El
Guerrouj, to the harrier season. It hasn't worked. I also suspect they were
hoping it would break Kenya's
I agree 100%.
The World Cross Country Championships was always unique because you had marathoners to
milers racing together, that was the idea.
Having two races defeats the purpose. I still consider the 12K to be the Championship
and the 4K the kids race.
If you can't run with the big boys,
Mike wrote:
Enough of the different species analogies.
You cannot compare humans to lions, if you did we all should be mating
with
our sisters(or brothers or mothers...) and on the Atkins diet.
Here is an analogy you can use, do what Rob Decastella did when he was on
top
of his game. Study
Bob,
COOL!
While you are down sizing cross country, why not do the same to track.
Only 1 weight event. Heck they all spin now, so as long as they spin and have a weight
they must be the same. Let's not water down the events.
Same with the horizontal jumps. If you can jump once,you can jump 3
Personally, I love the 4k. But I do understand your wish to see everybody
duke it out in one race. Honestly, in the u.S. anyway, I think most of the
athletes do the 12k if they want to be in the more competitive race - thus I
don't see the dilution of competition you're concerned about.
As to
In a message dated 01-02-16 15:01:38 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If they can't run the mile, they shouldn't be on the track.
There is more to cross country than a long race on bumpy ground!
John
Actually there isn't much more to cross country than one long race on some
bumpy ground,
Ken Stone or anyone else that can help:
Johnny Gray is entered in the 1000-meters tomorrow in Pocatello. One source
says there is no Masters Record for that distance...anyone know differently?
Walt Murphy
Wait just a cottonpickin' minute there...
In all seriousness, if you want any of your argument to be respected, don't
forget to mention getting rid of the walks.
It would be neat to see marathoners and milers racing, but it doesn't really
happen. Imagine Khannouchi and Gabe tangling at the US
Don't have the start list at hand-
what about Meb and Abdi ?
RT
On Fri, 16 Feb 2001 18:33:11 -0500, you wrote:
Anywhere to find entry lists for Vancouver, WA? Just read in McPaper, I mean USA
Today that Regina Jacobs is running the 4k. That makes that race interesting. The
men's 12k will
In a message dated Fri, 16 Feb 2001 3:01:31 PM Eastern Standard Time, John Lunn
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Bob,...
There is more to cross country than a long race on bumpy ground!
John
UHH . . . NO THERE ISN'T!!! THAT'S WHAT CROSS COUNTRY IS BY DEFINITION, LONG RACES
OVER CHALLENGING
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There is more to cross country than a long race on bumpy ground!
John
UHH . . . NO THERE ISN'T!!! THAT'S WHAT CROSS COUNTRY IS BY DEFINITION,
LONG RACES OVER CHALLENGING TERRAIN!! I USUALLY DON'T MAKE STATEMENTS LIKE
THIS BUT . . . YOU ARE FLAT WRONG! PERIOD!
Dan
Actually no, a long
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