The listing stated it was a +3.1, if not, that's great! She's been around the block more often than not, so I'm glad to see her still doing her thing! And looks like the coaching change has gotten her ready in fine form prior to the WC's![/quote]
When did Ferguson leave Amy Deem?[/quote]
I think sometime in the fall or early this year as she's rounding into decent form prior to the WC's.
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[/quote]The listing stated it was a +3.1, if not, that's great! She's been around the block more often than not, so I'm glad to see her still doing her thing! And looks like the coaching change has gotten her ready in fine form prior to the WC's![/quote]
When did Ferguson leave Amy Deem?
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Originally posted by kniteI think you're looking at this a lot as a typical "Asafa/Bolt/Gay" shutdown, that's not the type of "let up" I was speaking of...more or less, a "let up in "oh I think the I got the race won...oh damn, here comes someone to my right" type of thing...where YES, the whole field is compeitive, but she didn't execute to the finish line rendering herself liable to being nipped.
do you get where I am coming from...this is no slight on the field, but rather on the effort of Hastings and her not running through the line, JMO. eitehr way, good for Sanders for executing thru the line. (in short)
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Originally posted by jjimbojamesOriginally posted by kniteThe FYI was added because somewhere you assumed there was a thought that only a few ladies were comparable to each other, where I am stating that anyone who lines up is comp and fair game!
do you get where I am coming from...this is no slight on the field, but rather on the effort of Hastings and her not running through the line, JMO. eitehr way, good for Sanders for executing thru the line. (in short)
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Originally posted by kniteThe FYI was added because somewhere you assumed there was a thought that only a few ladies were comparable to each other, where I am stating that anyone who lines up is comp and fair game!
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Originally posted by jjimbojamesOriginally posted by kniteIN the slow mo, it looks as if she fought to beat out the athlete to her left and was holding her off, then all of a sudden Sanders comes outta the her right side and she would not have have the ability or time to respond other than to dip at the line. Either way, all the ladies were competition, hence the reason they are lining up against each other, fyi.
In the final straight Lloyd and Hastings were just ahead of the others, if you look at the clip, look at minutes 1:04-1:07, and you will see this.
Either way, the race was a competitive one and shows you must run thru the line.
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Originally posted by kniteIN the slow mo, it looks as if she fought to beat out the athlete to her left and was holding her off, then all of a sudden Sanders comes outta the her right side and she would not have have the ability or time to respond other than to dip at the line. Either way, all the ladies were competition, hence the reason they are lining up against each other, fyi.
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Originally posted by jjimbojamesOriginally posted by kniteOriginally posted by FlumpyOriginally posted by knite
SHe was fighting that last 50m's but its a positive result from her. Hastings thought she had the race won and didn't realize they were coming on at the end and let up, ended up 3rd after thinking she had the race in the bag...she's gotta be mad at herself for that one!
She didn't 'let up' she just lost.
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Originally posted by kniteOriginally posted by FlumpyOriginally posted by knite
SHe was fighting that last 50m's but its a positive result from her. Hastings thought she had the race won and didn't realize they were coming on at the end and let up, ended up 3rd after thinking she had the race in the bag...she's gotta be mad at herself for that one!
She didn't 'let up' she just lost.
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[quote=nevetsllim]Originally posted by SpeedfirstOriginally posted by FlumpyOriginally posted by t_monkOriginally posted by FlumpyOriginally posted by "Speedster":3ss52n5wDebbie's 22.32 is her fastest since 2004 and her 5th fastest ever. This backs up her 11.04 behind VCB and Jeter in Athens which is her 10th fastest ever and again her fastest since 2004. I wouldn't be surprised if Debbie makes both world finals again.
With Kerron not running and all of the US girls looking dodgy I think she could sneak a surprise Bronze.
I don't think she'll medal, running rounds will have an effect on her.
Of course they will, just not the same type of effect. Debbie ain't no teenager.
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Originally posted by FlumpyOriginally posted by knite
SHe was fighting that last 50m's but its a positive result from her. Hastings thought she had the race won and didn't realize they were coming on at the end and let up, ended up 3rd after thinking she had the race in the bag...she's gotta be mad at herself for that one!
She didn't 'let up' she just lost.
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Originally posted by SpeedsterDebbie's 22.32 is her fastest since 2004 and her 5th fastest ever. This backs up her 11.04 behind VCB and Jeter in Athens which is her 10th fastest ever and again her fastest since 2004. I wouldn't be surprised if Debbie makes both world finals again.
Nice hot/humid day, making for times that aren't likely to be duplicated in colder climes.
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Originally posted by knite
SHe was fighting that last 50m's but its a positive result from her. Hastings thought she had the race won and didn't realize they were coming on at the end and let up, ended up 3rd after thinking she had the race in the bag...she's gotta be mad at herself for that one!
She didn't 'let up' she just lost.
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Originally posted by SpeedfirstOriginally posted by FlumpyOriginally posted by t_monkOriginally posted by FlumpyOriginally posted by SpeedsterDebbie's 22.32 is her fastest since 2004 and her 5th fastest ever. This backs up her 11.04 behind VCB and Jeter in Athens which is her 10th fastest ever and again her fastest since 2004. I wouldn't be surprised if Debbie makes both world finals again.
With Kerron not running and all of the US girls looking dodgy I think she could sneak a surprise Bronze.
I don't think she'll medal, running rounds will have an effect on her.
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Originally posted by FlumpyOriginally posted by t_monkOriginally posted by FlumpyOriginally posted by SpeedsterDebbie's 22.32 is her fastest since 2004 and her 5th fastest ever. This backs up her 11.04 behind VCB and Jeter in Athens which is her 10th fastest ever and again her fastest since 2004. I wouldn't be surprised if Debbie makes both world finals again.
With Kerron not running and all of the US girls looking dodgy I think she could sneak a surprise Bronze.
P.S. the U.S. girls we show up for worlds :wink:
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