I would be much more content going for the time and top 3 and not getting it. You never know if you will be able to run another fast half to get it on another day. You have control of what you can try to do on this day and try to get it done. If you cannot do it, so be it. I could live with that. I wouldn't have to wonder what if.
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I would be much more content going for the time and top 3 and not getting it. You never know if you will be able to run another fast half to get it on another day. You have control of what you can try to do on this day and try to get it done. If you cannot do it, so be it. I could live with that. I wouldn't have to wonder what if.
When Korir lines up at the Olympic marathon, you would have to wonder what if you ran a smarter race. You didn’t give it your best effort to make the Olympic team. I would find the knowledge that I gave up my chance at the Olympic team by being undisciplined very hard to live with.
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After reading the negative comments about Korir. I conclude the only reason Panning is the hero is becuse he is white born in America and Korir is black born in Kenya. Let me remind you they are both US citizens.
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I just read the article by on the homepage about Panning leading and whether it was "smart". All the evidence from the Kipchoge project, and the anecdotal story of Kipchoge himself failing the front-run strategy once...fine, I agree actually. But in the context of the Olympic trials, it feels biased/unfair to not mention at all that the women's winner Fiona ran solo out there for half of the race and pulled it off beautifully. The straight "don't do this conclusion" bugs me a bit.
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whynotthewomen wrote:
I just read the article by on the homepage about Panning leading and whether it was "smart". All the evidence from the Kipchoge project, and the anecdotal story of Kipchoge himself failing the front-run strategy once...fine, I agree actually. But in the context of the Olympic trials, it feels biased/unfair to not mention at all that the women's winner Fiona ran solo out there for half of the race and pulled it off beautifully. The straight "don't do this conclusion" bugs me a bit.
It's pretty clear she is more dominate than Panning is. The gap from 2nd to 3rd was predicted to be much larger from women's to men's trials.
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