Re: t-and-f: Classy Russian set for winning finale

I agree, I was lucky to watch some of the Eurosport coverage and Yuri isn't even on the screen during most of the race until the last 200m. To have 300m to go and that kind of deficit would make most people give up On Fri, 16 Mar 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I don't agree with Tom

t-and-f: nice touch for coaches

something they did in Lisbon that was a good development was the setting aside of the first row of the upper deck (not terribly high or far away from the action) on the backstretch, which was by all the field events, for coaches. Made it a lot easier for them to interact with the athletes.

t-and-f: results

Results of the 2001 Cal Poly Invite are at http://www.Lynxphotos.com -- Doug Lynch [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.lynxphotos.com Sports Timing

RE: t-and-f: Creating Good Distance runners in the US

gh wrote: That implies that Ryun missed days. Missed in the sense that he wasn't schedule to train every day. And probably (maybe somebody has access to a training diary and knows for sure) didn't train heavily year-round. Nope. First race of sophomore year (HS), Ryun lost ... 4:26 I believe

RE: t-and-f: Creating Good Distance runners in the US

-Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2001 7:02 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: t-and-f: Creating Good Distance runners in the US In a message dated Thu, 15 Mar 2001 6:25:14 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]

t-and-f: Creating Good Distance runners in the US ... North and South

I am from MI (29 years) and believe that the northern states have some kind of inherent advantage in producing distance stars. I would add these guys to the list: Bjorklund Twig, Minnesota 27:46 Nenow Minnesota 27:20 and he was a

RE: t-and-f: Weather Toughness

BY-GEORGE-I-THINK-HE'S-GOT-IT !! Although it has been quite awhile since we (the US) has had more than a handful of what could be called successful (people). Older people will remember how the Thomas-Rodgers-Meyer-Hodge-Mahoney-GBTC group stayed in Boston for their whole careers really ... and

Re: t-and-f: Creating Good Distance runners in the US ... North andSouth

On Sat, 17 Mar 2001, Mcewen, Brian T wrote: VirginLebanon?, ILL 27:29 Okay take Virgin off your list. Lebanon is in Southern Illinois, not too far from St. Louis. I don't think anyone really thinks of St. Louis as a "northern" city. Certainly a lot closer to the climate of

RE: t-and-f: Statistics of posts and posters

Hey, How about me? I have probably stimulated more discussion in a long time with my location of runners thead! :) Fred Finke PS - How come no one has fostered the idea that when the early settlers were choosing places to set up settlelments, the "hearty stock" choose the midwest and hence a

RE: t-and-f: Statistics of posts and posters

Mcewen, Brian T wrote, ~ The top 10 posters this time (roughly March 8-March 15) were: 1. "Eamonn Condon" [EMAIL PROTECTED] (22) 2. [EMAIL PROTECTED] (20) 3. [EMAIL PROTECTED] (17) 4. Ed Dana Parrot [EMAIL PROTECTED] (16)

t-and-f: Results-UCLA,Wash,WSU@Cal-3/17/01

BERKELEY - Cal 4-Way Meet, March 17, 2001 Results By Track-on-a-Mac on March 17, 2001 at 5:37 PM Team Scores (men): UCLA 214, WSU 181, Cal 155, Wash. 123. Team Scores (women): WSU 203, UCLA 200, Cal 149, Wash. 121. Men's 100 Meter Dash Wind: +0.3 M/S 1 JaWarren Hooker Washington 10.33 P 2