On a side note, TheStrideReport is coming out with its Bryan Clay distance predictions. Check out how they think the Women’s 10,000 meters tomorrow night is going to turn out:
On a side note, TheStrideReport is coming out with its Bryan Clay distance predictions. Check out how they think the Women’s 10,000 meters tomorrow night is going to turn out:
On a side note, TheStrideReport is coming out with its Bryan Clay distance predictions. Check out how they think the Women’s 10,000 meters tomorrow night is going to turn out:
It seems like TSR keeps getting burned by predicting times that are too slow so they are going the other direction this time.
If they think its going to be THAT fast, it makes me wish Tuohy was there and was running the 10k.
predicting times in a race that will largely (I think) be a race in which to get a qualifying time seems like a fruitless exercise. Unless they are very confident they could break the record why would the AL ladies runs this hard?
If they think its going to be THAT fast, it makes me wish Tuohy was there and was running the 10k.
predicting times in a race that will largely (I think) be a race in which to get a qualifying time seems like a fruitless exercise. Unless they are very confident they could break the record why would the AL ladies runs this hard?
I agree. Theoretically Chelangat and Olemomoi should be able to run quite a bit faster than Venters. But, I have a hard time imagining they go for anything other than a solid qualifying time. Unless of course Chelangat is going after the record or major PR in her final season.
Among collegians Rose and Thornton-Bott have the most momentum, with Rose already splitting 1:58 and running 2 flat in the open 800, and Thornton-Bott running 4:08 at AUS champs. Intriguing race with a lot of big names!
Before the Bryan Clay took over as an equal (and eventually premier apart from some of the top heats) Mt.SAC was taking advantage of their status as the premier meet. I remember being excited about getting into Mt.SAC only to be placed in an 800m with 17 people and double waterfall start, running in lane 4 for a majority of the race. No point coming all the way to California to run slow, so people started going to Azusa, where people were having similar performances
My guess is that with all the popularity of Azusa, things will slowly shift back to Mt.SAC
