Y ask:
Kudos to USATF for affirming the monumental 400 hurdle race by Kerron Clement, a high
school junior (!) from La Porte, Texas. His 49.77 at the Junior
Olympics finally erases the legendary 49.8 (hand-timed) altitude mark by Shawnee
Mission North's Bob Bornkessel at South Lake Tahoe
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Kudos to USATF for affirming the monumental 400 hurdle race
by Kerron Clement, a high school junior (!) from La Porte, Texas. His
49.77 at the Junior
Olympics finally erases the
Hello all,
Two more days before the start of the European championships in Munich,
Germany. This also means there are only two days left to enter the European
championhips prediction contest ('toto' in Dutch). Entries must be filed
through the internet no later than tuesdaymorning 00:01.
The
I was looking through the new US magazine, with Angelie Jolie on the cover
and the had an article about celebrities and their body guards. The showed a
picture of Tom Cruise jogging with his in california and I could swear that
his body guard was Decathlete Dave Johnson.
Does anyone know if
In a message dated 8/3/02 8:23:54 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I could swear that
his body guard was Decathlete Dave Johnson.
Does anyone know if this is true?
I would bet it's NOT Penn Relays Director Dave Johnson.
Jim Gerweck
Running Times
Luckily, I'm working on 400m altitude assistance at this very moment!
Based on my models, I find the altitude assistance of the two venues
(2250m) to be almost exactly 0.5s. That's purely altitude assistance,
mind you, no wind considerations. Wind can play havock with 400m
performances, since
By the way, here is a link to an on-line calculator I've created for
altitude corrections to 400m races:
http://desert.jsd.claremont.edu/~newt/track/wind/400alt.html
It technically only works for world class times, so don't try to correct
47s or 53s races and assume it to be accurate for
