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then it would be unfair to compare total points of Toomey/Rand to Eaton/Theisen.....since Brianne has 2 extra events to score points.
Also, what about changes in the points tables??
Then do a qualitative comparison. Rand won the olympic silver medal in the pentathlon.
Ashton Eaton graces the cover of the current August Outside Magazine: A long layout w/ artsy pics and mundane personal tips from AE (Eat healthy, fix your habitual errors, rest well) interspersed w/ typical Outside recs. for specific exercises and routines from their stable of supposed experts.
[A stretch from the nominal topic, but it started with Ashton & Brianne, whom we all wish the absolute best. Same to "Larry Mara" (sic). Best Man, or Groomsman?
then it would be unfair to compare total points of Toomey/Rand to Eaton/Theisen.....since Brianne has 2 extra events to score points.
Also, what about changes in the points tables??
Then do a qualitative comparison. Rand won the olympic silver medal in the pentathlon.
then it would be unfair to compare total points of Toomey/Rand to Eaton/Theisen.....since Brianne has 2 extra events to score points.
Also, what about changes in the points tables??
Then do a qualitative comparison. Rand won the olympic silver medal in the pentathlon.
(and, of course, long jump gold!)
And a medal in the 4x100. I think she made the final in the individual hurdles too? Amazing athlete.
"But as stated earlier, the Zatopeks are the clear winners. but it wasn't stated earlier
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So now let's include their individual names, noting their four gold medals and records in 1952 Olympic Games at Helsinki:
Emil Zatopek (CZE) won 5000m / 10000m / Marathon -- Olympic Record in each
Dana Zatopkevova (CZE) won Javelin -- Olympic record
Speaking of power couples, what about Delisa Walton (1:57.80 for 5th in Seoul 1988) and Stanley Floyd (10.03A in 1982, ranked #1 in 1980)? Their oldest daughter Ebonie has run 51.25 for the 400. I don't know when Stanley retired (I think it was 1986), but Mrs. Floyd retired after the 1997 season.
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