2022 [US] Indoor Results

[gm]

If Terrence Jones (6.45) and Micah Williams (6.48) were in the same race, what would likely be the distance between them at the finish? A CM or two?

27cm or so, unless my math skills have left me (which is entirely possible)

[Atticus]

27cm or so, unless my math skills have left me (which is entirely possible)

Assuming they are going 10m in .85 at the 60m mark, the math comes out to be .3/.85, which is

35 cm, a little over a foot.

[steveu]

Ruth Usoro demolished the CR in the wTJ at Texas Tech with a 14.76/48-5.25

WOW ... that's getting into world medal contender territory. Crushes the absolute CR, too! And... maybe the #2 jump ever on American soil?

[ATK]

WOW ... that's getting into world medal contender territory. Crushes the absolute CR, too! And... maybe the #2 jump ever on American soil?

Amazing performance! If Nigeria didnt fumble things for the athletes in Tokyo, she would have been a very serious medal contender IMO. We may very well see her go 15m by NCAA outdoors

[gh]

Amazing performance! If Nigeria didnt fumble things for the athletes in Tokyo, she would have been a very serious medal contender IMO....

even a non-fumbling Nigerian fed woldn't have been able to bring Lubbock's altitude of about 990m to Tokyo.

[SoCal45]

even a non-fumbling Nigerian fed woldn't have been able to bring Lubbock's altitude of about 990m to Tokyo.

so 990 meters is about 3250 feet. how much of a benefit is that altitude?

[ATK]

It is. But I'm not sure there's much(if any) of an advantage running a 200 on a flat 300 track over a banked 200 track, where the finish is lower than the start(ie downhill).

I've always seen running 1 very gradual turn as much easier than navigating 2 tight turns.

[Trickstat]

so 990 meters is about 3250 feet. how much of a benefit is that altitude?

I don't know about TJ, but, according to Jonas Mureika's figures, it is worth 0.03s in a 100m compared with sea level.

[Atticus]

Adelaide Aquilla (OhSt) wSP 62-7.25 (19.08) at Wisconsin. 4cm off PR.

Oversized Miles at Washington

men - K Lumb (Wa-Can) 3:55.53, C Johnsen (WaSt) 3:55.74
women - M Heisterman (Wa-Can) 4:34.51, A Gibson (Wa) 4:37.95

[guru]

I've always seen running 1 very gradual turn as much easier than navigating 2 tight turns.

More like 1 1/2 turns for the 200, especially for the fast folks who generally are put out in L5 or 6.

All things considered I'd say a banked 200m track like Tyson is faster for the 200 than a flat 300 track(the farther out the better).

[Atticus]

C Coleman 2nd at m300 in 33.20.

He ran in a 4x4 also. Split?

[gm]

He ran in a 4x4 also. Split?

Good luck with getting an accurate split from Kentucky's oversize track

[ATK]

He ran in a 4x4 also. Split?

Did he actually even get to run his leg? His (I'm assuming) unattached team says DNF on the results

[Atticus]

Did he actually even get to run his leg? His (I'm assuming) unattached team says DNF on the results

The Twit said he did.

[gm]

https://www.lubbockonline.com/story/...mp/6585117001/

Usoro's triple jump NOT 14.76 as originally recorded. Scratch that CR.