Speedfirst - in regards to your comment above about how those on drugs would have different cycles than those who weren't is correct and I understand that. My point was to the original point made that I responded to regarding cycles in general. Drugs or no is not going to affect one's training to a point that they do or do not race during the indoor season.
Why don't the top sprinters run indoor?
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Originally posted by valleyrunnerSpeedfirst - in regards to your comment above about how those on drugs would have different cycles than those who weren't is correct and I understand that. My point was to the original point made that I responded to regarding cycles in general. Drugs or no is not going to affect one's training to a point that they do or do not race during the indoor season.
Carmelita will be running indoors, again it comes down to the individual. Personally I really don't think perodization is that much of a factor, because that is accounted for during the training of an indoor season. The athletes who don't compete as much or maybe not at all, are still training.
For the ones who do run indoors, again that is part of the process/journey, toward their end results/objectives.on the road
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I don't know if it's still the case with the sport being so internationalized, but back in the day when there was a real indoor circuit, some of the major promoters were very loathe to pay for top-dollar sprinters. Tough to justify cutting a major cheque for 6 seconds of work.
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Originally posted by dukehjsteveOriginally posted by tandfmanI think so, but that was a long time ago, back when sprinters were not getting major cheques.
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Originally posted by jamaicantrackfanWorld's fastest sprinter, Carmelita Jeter had a full indoor and outdoor season.
When everyone else was slowing down and getting tired, she got faster as the outdoor season ended.
Having run indoor earlier in the season obviously had no effect on her.
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Originally posted by jamaicantrackfanWorld's fastest sprinter, Carmelita Jeter had a full indoor and outdoor season.
When everyone else was slowing down and getting tired, she got faster as the outdoor season ended.
Having run indoor earlier in the season obviously had no effect on her.
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Originally posted by jamaicantrackfanWorld's fastest sprinter, Carmelita Jeter had a full indoor and outdoor season.
When everyone else was slowing down and getting tired, she got faster as the outdoor season ended.
Having run indoor earlier in the season obviously had no effect on her.on the road
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