Repeating, for the final time:
His body did not run the average of 13,73-13,80 seconds/100m over the entire distance of either 2.000m or 3.000m - no matter what a conversion table states. He ran 2.000m at 14,24/56,96 pace and 3.000m at 14,77/59,08 pace. Nothing complicated. A point is attempting to be made that had El Guerrouj been able to run week-in and week-out at 13,73-13,80 pace, he:d have had a remarkable ability to recover and run fast - elements required for a triple at the Olympic Games. Not going to find it in listing a 2.000m and a 3.000m for value, when the paces are so much slower.
Nope. It would be silly of anyone to believe he couldn:t run between 3.26 and 3.37, as noted.
His body did not run the average of 13,73-13,80 seconds/100m over the entire distance of either 2.000m or 3.000m - no matter what a conversion table states. He ran 2.000m at 14,24/56,96 pace and 3.000m at 14,77/59,08 pace. Nothing complicated. A point is attempting to be made that had El Guerrouj been able to run week-in and week-out at 13,73-13,80 pace, he:d have had a remarkable ability to recover and run fast - elements required for a triple at the Olympic Games. Not going to find it in listing a 2.000m and a 3.000m for value, when the paces are so much slower.
woud anyone in their sane mind believe that if he'd lined up for a 1500 instead of 2k/3k in the form exhibited over 3k & 2k that he woudn't have gone 3'26/3'37 ?!
actually, scrub that question - there cannot be anyone that stoopid on this board that they woud even question his ability to do it
actually, scrub that question - there cannot be anyone that stoopid on this board that they woud even question his ability to do it
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