Two weeks removed from the Olympic Games, and the season continues. Now that the peak performances may be thought to be over, what is there left to achieve in the post season? *
Below is a list of the best performances following a global championship:
Some of the fastest/highest/furthest all-time marks have been achieved post championship. Granted, some athletes may not have participated in the given championships -- or had a sub-par championship, giving them an agenda -- something to prove -- for the post-championship series. What are these lists attempting to prove? Nothing. Rather, they illustrate what has previously been able to be achieved during the latter part of a championship season. At any rate, these lists (which exclude walks/dec/relays/marathon) don't speculate that the current crop of athletes will improve over their current season bests marks. However, there may yet be a great run/vault/jump/toss/throw left from someone if these lists of post-championship records are any indication of what is still fast/far/good/brilliant/par/under par/etc. Which is food for thought.
Someone else can undertake the task of discovering the current world leaders' post-championships PB's.
* Post-season defined as post-OG/post-WC
Below is a list of the best performances following a global championship:
- M-100: 9,69 (+2,0)[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- M-200: 19,26 (+0,7)[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- M-400: 43,82[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- M-800: 1.41,11[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- M-1500: 3.26,12[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- M-5000: 12.39,74[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- M-10000: 26.17,53[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- M-3000SC: 7.53,63[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- M-110h: 12,92 (+0,2)[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- M-400h: 47,02[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- M-LJ: 8.66m (+1,0)[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- M-TJ: 18.00m (+1,3)[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- M-HJ: 2.38m[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- M-PV: 6.13m[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- M-SP: 22.16m[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- M-DT: 71.26m[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- M-HT: 85.60m[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- M-JT: 95.66m[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- W-100: 10,64 (+1,2)[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- W-200: 21,64 (+0,8)[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- W-400: 48,16[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- W-800: 1.54,01[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- W-1500: 3.50,46 [/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- W-5000: 14.23,46[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- W-10000: 29.31,78[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- W-3000SC: 9.05,02[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- W-110h: 12,39 (+1,5)[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- W-400h: 52,98[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- W-LJ: 7.32m[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- W-TJ: 15.15m (+1,7)[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- W-HJ: 2.08m[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- W-PV: 5.06m[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- W-SP: 21.96m[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- W-DT: 74.56m[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- W-HT: 77.53m[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
- W-JT: 72.28m[/*:m:3gwwh5tf]
Some of the fastest/highest/furthest all-time marks have been achieved post championship. Granted, some athletes may not have participated in the given championships -- or had a sub-par championship, giving them an agenda -- something to prove -- for the post-championship series. What are these lists attempting to prove? Nothing. Rather, they illustrate what has previously been able to be achieved during the latter part of a championship season. At any rate, these lists (which exclude walks/dec/relays/marathon) don't speculate that the current crop of athletes will improve over their current season bests marks. However, there may yet be a great run/vault/jump/toss/throw left from someone if these lists of post-championship records are any indication of what is still fast/far/good/brilliant/par/under par/etc. Which is food for thought.
Someone else can undertake the task of discovering the current world leaders' post-championships PB's.
* Post-season defined as post-OG/post-WC
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