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  • Jon
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    Yes, the third mile in London is always the quickest because it is downhill. Paula covered it in 4:57 during her WR run. Her splits:

    1m - 5:10
    2m - 10:18 (5:08)
    3m - 15:15 (4:57)
    4m - 20:22 (5:07)
    5m - 25:32 (5:10)
    6m - 30:54 (5:22)
    7m - 36:06 (5:12)
    8m - 41:17 (5:11)
    9m - 46:35 (5:18)
    10m - 51:48 (5:13)
    11m - 56:58 (5:10)
    12m - 1:02:14 (5:16)
    13m - 1:07:38 (5:16)
    14m - 1:12:38 (5:08)
    15m - 1:17:48 (5:10)
    16m - 1:23:01 (5:13)
    17m - 1:28:08 (5:07)
    18m - 1:33:19 (5:11)
    19m - 1:38:26 (5:07)
    20m - 1:43:33 (5:07)
    21m - 1:48:44 (5:11)
    22m - 1:53:50 (5:06)
    23m - 1:59:03 (5:13)
    24m - 2:04:06 (5:03)
    25m - 2:09:14 (5:08)
    26.2m - 2:15:25

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  • 26mi235
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    Originally posted by bekeselassie
    Oh, I don't know about that. Did you see that horrendous third mile? 5:03!

    Just awful.
    That comes from that jump off that 30 m cliff which takes almost no time at all. I :lol: :wink: I noticed that same thing and wondered if it was a timing error or is there a drop in there or what.

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  • bekeselassie
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    Oh, I don't know about that. Did you see that horrendous third mile? 5:03!

    Just awful.

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  • kuha
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    Wow. Amazing consistency: the atomic clock out in Boulder (or wherever) could be set by Deena's pacing.

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  • bekeselassie
    started a topic Deena's Mile Splits

    Deena's Mile Splits

    The crickets have stopped chirping. (razz face or wink)

    http://www.trackandfieldnews.com/tfn/di ... sp?id=8958
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