<<< There are quite a few 15 year old in Ireland and Britain of that
standard, but
then again if he actually trained for running....who knows????? >>>
19 year olds are stronger than 15 year olds ... and 23 year olds are
stronger than 19 year olds. If England and Ireland are chock-full of
4:12'ers at 15 years old ... how come there aren't boatloads of 3:35 guys?
After all, the U.S.'s last few supermilers were NOT 4:12 level at such a
young age.
Hall 4:22 1600 10th
Webb 4:23 1600 9th (4:06 in 10th)
Ritz 4:25 1600 9th (4:14 in 10th)
Sage 4:16 1600 9th
Either we are doing something really right, or these 15 year olds are
developing horribly.
/Brian McEwen
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From: Michael Casey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, July 09, 2001 11:08 AM
To: 'Mcewen, Brian T'
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Subject: RE: t-and-f: Top NJ HS Milers...WALK or RUN
He's actually better at walking. I may be mistaken but 4:12 is only
about 3:54 for 1500???? Thats not world record breaking stuff. There are
quite a few 15 year old in Ireland and Britain of that standard, but
then again if he actually trained for running....who knows?????
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Sent: Monday, July 09, 2001 3:57 PM
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Subject: RE: t-and-f: Top NJ HS Milers...WALK or RUN
<<<
Hey Grotey Baby,
I've a freshman walker here in Ireland who can run 4:12 mile.
Sean
>>>
Tell him to quit walking, and try to be the next Eamonn Coghlan. That
is,
unless he is setting World-age records in walking also.
A 15-year old runner who can run 4:12, has a great chance at being an
internationalist.
