Omitted from the list below was Radcliffe's first competition of the year in
a performance about as strong as anything else in 2002.
On Feb 17 at the World's Best 10-K in San Juan on a stinking hot day with
high humidity - is there any other kind in Puerto Rico? - Radcliffe ran
30:43 in what was
My memory may be faulty but I seem to remember Hayes' split on the relay as
being 8.9. Anyone else remember it that way?
JT
Post, Marty wrote:
On Feb 17 at the World's Best 10-K in San Juan on a stinking hot day with
high humidity - is there any other kind in Puerto Rico? - Radcliffe ran
30:43 in what was then the second best women's road 10-K in history.
I figured that she had probably run another road
Run London 10-K
Richmond Park, London, GBR; Sunday, September 22
MEN -
1. Paul Kosgei, KEN 28:23
2. John Cheruiyot Korir, KEN 28:27
3. Luke Kipkosgei, KEN28:38
4. Jon Brown, GBR 28:40
5. Julius Kimtai, KEN 28:47
6. Hendrik Ramaala, RSA 28:50
I ran a few running-start simulations with my models (using parameters
which give a 9.8 sprinter's splits), and I had a lot of trouble getting an
8.6 split for them, let alone a 10.1 sprinter. I think 8.6 is the stuff
[tall tales] of legends ... like Montgomery's 9.96 on a grass track!
PRESS RELEASE
(from the LaSalle Bank Chicago Marathon)
HISTORIC FIELD GROWS FOR THE LASALLE BANK CHICAGO MARATHON
Abdelkhader El Mouaziz, Yoko Shibui and Others Added to World Class
Field
Chicago (September 30, 2002) The historic field for The 2002 LaSalle Bank
Chicago
I wanted to reply to this post a long time ago, but was rather busy last
week. Everyone is trying to get their track striped this time of year!
The runner really can't nor does he want to extend length of his drive
phase. The drive phase continues only as long as the runner continues to
I have seen that film and Don did a great job in his coverage of Abele
Bikila's marathon run. The movie gives background on youth and the courage
he showed in running that marathon, barefoot and the courage he exhibited in
finishing.
Woody
Another post that I wanted to comment on but didn't have the time.
A common misconception is that a tail wind pushes a runner along. This of
course is true only where the aiding wind is so great it is greater than the
runners velocity with respect to the ground. Even with a tail wind a runner
Wayne,
Ignoring all the physics (which don't exactly appeal to me and don't
really address the question of differing wind conditions), two related
pieces stand out as begging comment:
Since the runner will have the best time the earlier he reaches maximum
speed, he will have the best time the
Contact:Tom Surber
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USATF News Notes
Volume 3, Number 95 September 30, 2002
Browne wins marathon
Analysis of the 2002 NCAA Division I Women's Cross Country Coaches' Poll
by Mike Scott,
University of Rhode Island
Updated: September 30
For the sixth consecutive year, I am analyzing the Women's Division I
Coaches' Poll. Teams are listed according to their ranking in the
current edition of
From the IAAF webpage on the Berlin marathon:
...(Raymond) Kipkoech, who only got into today's race a week ago, comes from the village of Kapsait, situated at 3000 metres altitude near the Ugandan border, and only began running two years ago, "when I saw my friends Simon Biwott, Eric Kimaiyo,
Does anyone know how to contact North Carolina Elite
Track Club? I am trying to contact one of their
athletes. Email me off list please...
Thanks,
Lo Hill
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