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  • Prague Indoor Meeting [Defar 9:06.26 for 2M]

    Official website:
    http://www.pragueindoor.cz

    Live results:
    http://www.pragueindoor.cz/results.asp

    Live streaming has just started here:
    http://www.ceskatelevize.cz/ivysilani/2 ... -atletika/

    Isinbayeva, Defar and Bungei are all competing, among others.

  • #2
    Unusually, two pacemakers in the men's 800. Looks like they did a good job, especially the first 400 meters was very stable pace (25.x, 50.x). 1.44.75 for Ismail

    Perhaps the two pacemaker approach could be tried in some Jelimo race next summer, too?

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    • #3
      If someone can give a few splits for the 5000,1000 and 2Mile it would be much appreciated. The video feed isn't cooperating with my computer...

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      • #4
        5000 meters:
        ~8:24 3200m
        ~9:26 3600m
        10:32.16 4000 meters
        Kipsiele Koech & Cherkos leading
        ~11:37 4400m
        ~12:10 4600m
        ~12:41 4800m
        13:07.83 at 5000m, Cherkos wins

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        • #5
          Originally posted by joeltetreault
          If someone can give a few splits for the 5000,1000 and 2Mile it would be much appreciated. The video feed isn't cooperating with my computer...
          Earlier splits for 5K-
          2000m in 5.14
          3000m in 7.52

          Novotný seems to be in great shape. 8.05(PB) and 8.01 already and one narrow foul well over 8m.

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          • #6
            1000 meters:
            25.50
            52.17
            1:20.69
            1:50.04
            2:17.22
            Kaki wins

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            • #7
              Thanks!

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              • #8
                Watching women's high jump, I started wondering about something. I guess a PB set in a jump-off wouldn't officially count as a PB? Has it happened somewhere that a competitor has exceeded his or her PB in a jump-off jump?

                I tried a search on the message board but got an error:
                SQL Error : 1062 Duplicate entry '762138105' for key 1

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by lapsus
                  Watching women's high jump, I started wondering about something. I guess a PB set in a jump-off wouldn't officially count as a PB? Has it happened somewhere that a competitor has exceeded his or her PB in a jump-off jump?
                  First to leap to mind is '32 Los Angeles wHJ final...

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                  • #10
                    2 miles:
                    34
                    1:07
                    1:41
                    2:16
                    2:51.13 (1000m)
                    3:25
                    4:00
                    4:36 (1600m)
                    5:11
                    5:45.77 (2000m)
                    6:19
                    6:53
                    7:28
                    8:01
                    8:33.64 (3000m)

                    9:06.27 2 miles
                    corrected to 9:06.26 in the live results

                    Well, you can guess who won
                    :wink:

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                    • #11
                      9:06.27 WR (not sure on the decimals) with an 8,33 clocking for 3000m.
                      2.52, 2,54, 2,47 for the km splits!

                      Guess my post was a bit unnessacary!

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                      • #12
                        Talking of unnecessary posts, here are some further "precise" splits (ribbit's up to 1600m, Defar's from then on):
                        600m 1.41.36
                        800m 2.15.77
                        1200m 3.25.73
                        1400m 4.00.52
                        1600m 4.35.88
                        1800m 5.10.95
                        2200m 6.19.70
                        2400m 6.53.62
                        2600m 7.27.78
                        2800m 8.01.39

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                        • #13
                          since it was a yard race, here's Defar's 440y splits as eyeballed by our spy in Prague

                          67.7
                          69.5 2:17.2
                          70.1 3:27.3
                          70.6 4:37.9
                          68.3 5:46.2
                          70.0 6:56.2
                          67.9 8:04.1
                          62.2 9:06.3

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                          • #14
                            Jump-off marks most certainly DO count, PR or WR!

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                            • #15
                              Shouldn't overlook a great 800 here tonight in Prague...

                              1. Ismael SUD 1:44.75 WL NR no.4 all-time
                              2. Lalang KEN 1:45.15
                              3. Bungei KEN 1:45.91

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