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Originally posted by kniteOriginally posted by #6Start lists
http://www.ear-athletics.com/en/news/detail.php?id=67
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http://www.ear-athletics.com/en/news/detail.php?id=68
1 Jeter 10.97 +1.3
2 Felix 11.08
Ivory Williams won the H2 with 9.93 +1.10
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Re: US Sprinters in Europe Not Setting the World on Fire
Originally posted by texas_speedOriginally posted by J2thaDAnother thing last years trials had erratic illegal winds all trials, then magically for the 100m quarterfinals you have the same wind reading a steady +1.6 for 4 heats in a row. That is anomalous considering the otherwise erratic wind.
I mean watch as certain guys continue to run their sub par times, unless they have an illegal wind at their backs.
9.89 should beat 10.05 every time. Unless you can't really run that fast. And this peak training crap don't make it, because the guys I am talking about get beat all season on the circuit by guys running 10.05s.
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Re: US Sprinters in Europe Not Setting the World on Fire
Originally posted by texas_speedOriginally posted by J2thaDAnother thing last years trials had erratic illegal winds all trials, then magically for the 100m quarterfinals you have the same wind reading a steady +1.6 for 4 heats in a row. That is anomalous considering the otherwise erratic wind.
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Re: US Sprinters in Europe Not Setting the World on Fire
Originally posted by J2thaDAnother thing last years trials had erratic illegal winds all trials, then magically for the 100m quarterfinals you have the same wind reading a steady +1.6 for 4 heats in a row. That is anomalous considering the otherwise erratic wind.
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Re: US Sprinters in Europe Not Setting the World on Fire
Originally posted by justblaze1011Originally posted by J2thaDOriginally posted by TvarishIs it just me or are the US sprinters, other than Gay, not exactly lighting it up. I know we just had our nationals but so did Jamaica. Anybody give me some possible reasons, ideas, etc. Thanks in advance.
How dare the IAAF do such a thing?? I believe they need to go over there and check out all equipment used plus re-measure the track....OH WAIT, THEY ALREADY DID THAT, thats why they were a saction(sp) IAAF Top Graded Grand Prix Meet.
Seriously, that might be the most ignorant post you have posted and believe me, you have posted alot of nonsense other places. Use your head sometimes, maybe people are training upstairs again, maybe some can't train the way they need too and they are over there because of the contract agreement. Seriously, stop and think for a second because this whole nonsense you and the other few posters are posting isn't really thought out.
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Originally posted by track_expertOriginally posted by knite:?
Meanwhile, Gay just runs a 9.77 with a .4 wind and in Europe in what is only his 2nd 100m race.....
You wouldnt expect him to be running really slower than 9.7x anyway, he got the neural imprint from the wind aided 9.75.
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Re: US Sprinters in Europe Not Setting the World on Fire
Originally posted by J2thaDOriginally posted by TvarishIs it just me or are the US sprinters, other than Gay, not exactly lighting it up. I know we just had our nationals but so did Jamaica. Anybody give me some possible reasons, ideas, etc. Thanks in advance.
How dare the IAAF do such a thing?? I believe they need to go over there and check out all equipment used plus re-measure the track....OH WAIT, THEY ALREADY DID THAT, thats why they were a saction(sp) IAAF Top Graded Grand Prix Meet.
Seriously, that might be the most ignorant post you have posted and believe me, you have posted alot of nonsense other places. Use your head sometimes, maybe people are training upstairs again, maybe some can't train the way they need too and they are over there because of the contract agreement. Seriously, stop and think for a second because this whole nonsense you and the other few posters are posting isn't really thought out.
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Originally posted by kniteOriginally posted by track_expertOriginally posted by knite:?
Meanwhile, Gay just runs a 9.77 with a .4 wind and in Europe in what is only his 2nd 100m race.....
You wouldnt expect him to be running really slower than 9.7x anyway, he got the neural imprint from the wind aided 9.75.
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Originally posted by track_expertOriginally posted by knite:?
Meanwhile, Gay just runs a 9.77 with a .4 wind and in Europe in what is only his 2nd 100m race.....
You wouldnt expect him to be running really slower than 9.7x anyway, he got the neural imprint from the wind aided 9.75.
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Originally posted by knite:?
Meanwhile, Gay just runs a 9.77 with a .4 wind and in Europe in what is only his 2nd 100m race.....
You wouldnt expect him to be running really slower than 9.7x anyway, he got the neural imprint from the wind aided 9.75.
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Re: US Sprinters in Europe Not Setting the World on Fire
Originally posted by SpeedfirstOriginally posted by J2thaDOriginally posted by TvarishIs it just me or are the US sprinters, other than Gay, not exactly lighting it up. I know we just had our nationals but so did Jamaica. Anybody give me some possible reasons, ideas, etc. Thanks in advance.
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Re: US Sprinters in Europe Not Setting the World on Fire
Originally posted by J2thaDOriginally posted by TvarishIs it just me or are the US sprinters, other than Gay, not exactly lighting it up. I know we just had our nationals but so did Jamaica. Anybody give me some possible reasons, ideas, etc. Thanks in advance.
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Meanwhile, Gay just runs a 9.77 with a .4 wind and in Europe in what is only his 2nd 100m race.....
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