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I have heard from decent sources that Willard will be 1500 only in Berlin, no steeple. That would give the steeple spot to Lindsey Anderson.
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For those who don't want to wade through the Flomuck, she's running the 1500 in Berlin.
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Update interview from Anna Willard
Listen to what Ms. Willard says about her event options in a video interview at Paris after 800m win that moved her to fourth place on IAAF 2009 World List for that event. Start with this:
http://www.flotrack.org/videos/cover...ris-saint-deni
Then scroll down a bit to the headline (at left) for Willard's interview. Click on it to see and hear her.
Thanks to Ann Gaffigan for calling my attention to this timely source.
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Re: Triple threat Willard
Originally posted by 26mi235Thanks for the info/insights. It does seem that Barringer had more championship racing to consider and dominated the collegiate scene like almost no one ever has (you have to get to names like Rono given both her range and the SC as well as the flat races).
I hope that they are both fit and ready for a SC at WCs and run with the best there. I think it not impossible for them to be in the 9:0x range, but may be I am overly optimistic.
I, too, think Barringer can run 9:10 or under but am less sure about Willard as she hasn't run anything longer to demonstrate improved strength and the steeple is, after all, a strength event.
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Re: Triple threat Willard
Originally posted by K.I.R.Originally posted by 26mi235However, she has already had a very long season and Willard has the advantage of peaking solely for the summer events.
Also, I trust Wetmore's approach to a long season much more than I do Mahon's.
I hope that they are both fit and ready for a SC at WCs and run with the best there. I think it not impossible for them to be in the 9:0x range, but may be I am overly optimistic.
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Re: Triple threat Willard
Originally posted by 26mi235However, she has already had a very long season and Willard has the advantage of peaking solely for the summer events.
Also, I trust Wetmore's approach to a long season much more than I do Mahon's.
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Re: Triple threat Willard
Originally posted by GleasonOriginally posted by James FieldsAs of 1 July 2009, IAAF world best marks lists this year show Willard as
-- World 5th in 3000m steeple chase
-- World 4th in 1500m run
-- World 3rd in 800m run
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[quote="lovetorun"
Good point... I hadn't seen the schedule of the WC.[/quote]
Go to
[url="http://www.iaaf.org/WCH09"]www.iaaf.org/WCH09[/url]
Then scroll down to:
Timetable/Results
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Re: Triple threat Willard
Originally posted by James FieldsAs of 1 July 2009, IAAF world best marks lists this year show Willard as
-- World 5th in 3000m steeple chase
-- World 4th in 1500m run
-- World 3rd in 800m run
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jkjoregon...thanks for the link with photos and video interview with Willard...very informative!
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Triple threat Willard
As of 1 July 2009, IAAF world best marks lists this year show Willard as
-- World 5th in 3000m steeple chase
-- World 4th in 1500m run
-- World 3rd in 800m run
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Originally posted by K.I.R.Originally posted by 26mi235Willard also has a body and a temperament that is made for international racing.
You're going to need to explain that one.
http://www.daylife.com/topic/Anna_Willard
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Originally posted by GleasonThe WCh schedule allows for rest:
Steeplechase:
15Aug heat
17Aug final
1500:
18Aug heat
21Aug semi
23Aug final
She can do it if she wants to.
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Originally posted by 26mi235Willard also has a body and a temperament that is made for international racing.
You're going to need to explain that one.
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Originally posted by JnathleticsOriginally posted by Gleason....
She can do it if she wants to.
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