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Just now!!!
Don't yet know where the competition was, but will try to find out. Just 3cm to go until 16ft is broken!!!
Don't yet know where the competition was, but will try to find out. Just 3cm to go until 16ft is broken!!!
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Re: Feofanova - 4.85m WR!!!
And Georgios Theodoridis 6.54 (ahead of Obikwelu's 6.56)Comment
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Re: Feofanova - 4.85m WR!!!
Who else thinks there's a 50+% chance that a woman will go 5m this year? Yea-sayers only!Comment
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Re: Feofanova - 4.85m WR!!!
I think five meters will come in 2005 for the women.Comment
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Re: Feofanova - 4.85m WR!!!
>I think five meters will come in 2005 for the women.
I agree. I can definitely see the 16ft (4.88m) barrier being broken this year, but there's a significantly bigger leap from 4.85m to 5.00m. It should happen before the next Olympics.Comment
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Re: Feofanova - 4.85m WR!!!
4.90 will go this year but not 5 meters. That will take another 2 or 3 years IMHO.Comment
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In units as god intended it (no wait, that was cubits, right?), that's 15-11.Comment
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Re: Feofanova - 4.85m WR!!!
>In units as god intended it (no wait, that was cubits, right?), that's 15-11.
Clearly, a bunch of us here are atheists. Or sinners. Go metric!!!"Run fast and keep turning left."Comment
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Re: Feofanova - 4.85m WR!!!
No 5 meters this year, most probably not next year, either.Było smaszno, a jaszmije smukwijne...Comment
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Re: Feofanova - 4.85m WR!!!
The WR has been upped about 25cm since '00. At the rate of about 6cm per year, that would put it at 5m in about '06. But, of course, some idiot will go out and blow that progression away. The current indoor mark has added 3cm and it's Feb. My guess is next year for 5m. Probably 4.90s this year. Oh, Garry, God's measurement is the light year. And he/she does play dice with the universe.Comment
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Re: Feofanova - 4.85m WR!!!
>The WR has been upped about 25cm since '00. At the rate of about 6cm per year,
>that would put it at 5m in about '06. But, of course, some idiot will go out
>and blow that progression away. The current indoor mark has added 3cm and it's
>Feb. My guess is next year for 5m. Probably 4.90s this year. Oh, Garry,
>God's measurement is the light year. And he/she does play dice with the
>universe.
If the female PV'ing world was full of Feofanovas, then I'd agree, as she tends to progress quite steadily year by year. However, with Isinbayeva around, then the whole "steady progression" thing is replaced with a more rapid one. Just look at this girl's last few years:
1998 - 4.00
1999 - 4.20
2000 - 4.40
2001 - 4.46 (world junior record)
2002 - 4.60
2003 - 4.82
Her indoor progression follows a similar pattern (big leaps each year, with just a little leap in 2001).
With rumours that Isinbayeva has her training bar set at 4.90-5.00m, then something tells me that she's not yet finished with her WR-breaking and would like to push it somewhere where it will remain untouched for a couple years.
I wonder who'll be the first to attempt a 4.90m (and then a 5.00m..)...??Comment
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Re: Feofanova - 4.85m WR!!!
Also, while we're on the subject of PV, could this be one of the first times where the women's WL vault is within 1m of the men's WL vault...?Comment
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Re: Feofanova - 4.85m WR!!!
>Also, while we're on the subject of PV, could this be one of the first times
>where the women's WL vault is within 1m of the men's WL vault...?
Not quite--but close! Hartwig cleared 5.88 recently, making him this year's WL.Comment
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