t;tricks of the trade".
Alan
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>Subject: Re: t-and-f: Geb the master of close calls
>Date: Wed, 27 Sep 2000 08:2
Title: Re: t-and-f: Geb the master of close calls
A big
reason Haile abandoned cross, and particularly World Cross championships, is
that the Kenyans would designate one or two of their probable lower scoring
finalists to specifically impede, obstruct, block, etc. Haile as much as
possible
Title: Re: t-and-f: Geb the master of close calls
Based on the fact that Haile does not like hard surfaces (Atlanta/Athens), I
predict that he will have great trouble running a marathon on the road. Tergat
is more likely to succeed given his strength (XC) and his range (Half Marathon
road
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>Date: Tue, 26 Sep 2000 17:18:48 -0600
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>I used to out kick miles and 10K guys who moved to the marathon. It is not
>just about speed when y
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> Hel
"sprinter's race". Now will the same happen in the marathon? I pray not.
Alan
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Another undefeated year for Gebrselassie and while he didn't compete a lot,
every race was a lot closer than what he's used to in the past.
His 2000 record:
1) Notturno Di Milano 5000m, June 7 - 1. Geb, 13:01.6; 2. Abraham Chebii,
13:01.9. MARGIN = 0.3 seconds
2) Live 2000 5000m, June 25 - 1. G
