John,
It's my opinion that televised sports are by and large athlete driven in
terms of viewership and popularity. American audiences tune in when
they know the athlete(s) AND that athlete has a shot at winning. Until
we actually have a US athlete in the mix in an international caliber
mile/
ston or NYC,
viewership would be
through the roof. If we had a US athlete with solid
chance of winning "
We do! Her name is Deena Drossin.
Schiefer
--- Joe Rubio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
John,
It's my opinion that televised sports are by and
large athlete driven in
ter
John,
From his 5k, 10k and marathon times I'd guess he's running at 5:20 pace
for an easier recovery run, 5:00-5:20 for your everyday - garden variety
long run, maybe even dropping it down to 4:48 pace near the end.
Something I read from Dellinger a number of years back sticks out in my
mind.
the books of
the 2
best distance runners in North America right now-Emilie Mondor and
Courtney
Babcock. Mondor broke a 15 year old national record today and Babcock
missed by
.18.
Joe Rubio wrote:
John,
From his 5k, 10k and marathon times I'd guess he's running at 5:20 pace
for an e
