t-and-f: Re: Proper Split timing

Message text written by INTERNET:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Rather, it's the 800 start point. (actually, i guess the second leg on a 4x2, if you try and split that, is there too) < No, actually, the mid-point of the zone for the second exchange leg on a 4x2 run entirely in lanes is at the 400m start poi

t-and-f: Youngest Coaches To Win

Does anyone know the names and ages, of the youngest coaches to win an NCAA title in x-c, indoor track and outdoor track? (preferably DI). Also, what schools did they coach, and what year did they win? Thanks. Shop online without a credit card http://www.rocketcash.com RocketCash, a NetZero su

t-and-f: speaking of stupid rules....

In the previous post about splitting, I noted the need to adjust for the 3-turn stagger in the 4x4. Have I mentioned how much I hate the 3-turn stagger? Was much more fun in the old days when roller derby broke out at the first exchange with 16 bodies all crammed into a phone booth. But even

t-and-f: Kathy Jager case: WAVA rejects early reinstatement

Greetings, all WAVA has spoken, and it's bad news for Kathy Jager and her cause. WAVA President Torsten Carlius has informed Carl and Kathy Jager that her request for early reinstatement from a two-year drug ban (ending this coming fall) has been rejected by the WAVA Council. This means she ca

t-and-f: Re: Proper Split timing

A private poster asked me: <> The basic answer is yes, but since there is often confusion on this subejct, let me throw out some quick statements. Let me say that there is no official body that actually writes down any rules for taking splits, so what I say here is what hard-core statistician

Re: t-and-f: Etiquette vs. Rules

Jim Gerweck wrote: >Indeed, HS rules specify that the lapped runner should NOT move out, but >rather hold his/her position. I guess the thinking is that some kid will move >out at the last minute and collide w/ the lapping runner. At least by holding >their lane they remain as relatively stat

Re: t-and-f: Freshman 4x400

In a message dated Wed, 24 Jan 2001 8:26:28 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << To bring up another topic that I'm sure GH can lend a hand on. I was wondering if you were to line up four freshman with the fastest 4x400 relay splits, who would they be?>> sorry, too arcane a

Re: t-and-f: Freshman 4x400

In a message dated Thu, 25 Jan 2001 11:45:51 AM Eastern Standard Time, "Conway" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >Not sure about the answer, but off the top of my head I would guess the fastest split would probably be Steve Lewis' from Seoul - 43.69>> The Lewis split from Seoul was 43.6. There were

t-and-f: SIte

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Re: t-and-f: Freshman 4x400

>And for some reason I believe I remember Steve Williams >splitting mid to low 44's as a freshman at San Diego State .. And was >Nehemiah a frosh or soph when he ran 44.3 at Penn ?? I would start with some >of those guys although I could be off base .. > >Conway Hill >[EMAIL PROTECTED] Williams w

Re: t-and-f: If You Want to Compete in Lisbon

In a message dated Thu, 25 Jan 2001 12:03:25 PM Eastern Standard Time, David Monti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: << Track Listers and RRW Subscribers, Remember, if you want to compete at the IAAF World Indoor Championships in Lisbon, POR (09, 10, and 11-Mar), you need to meet the following entry

t-and-f: Webb Sub-4 Clips on Web

RRW Subscribers and Track Listers, You can see clips of Alan Webb's sub-4 mile at http://www.sportfilm.com as a 4.5MB *.mov file. David Monti, Editor and Publisher, Race Results Weekly Sponsored by: F I L A R U N N I N G / R U N N E R ' S W O R L D / S A L M I N I F I L M S P.O. Box 82

Re: t-and-f: Etiquette vs. Rules

In a message dated 1/25/01 9:50:09 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << >If you're about to be lapped in a race, is it a requirement to move out a lane, or is it just the polite thing to do?< It's the latter, not the former. >> Indeed, HS rules specify that the lapped runner should NOT move

Re: t-and-f: Freshman 4x400

Danny McCray split 43.9 while a frosh at Texas A&M. Larry A. Morgan Elizabeth Heat TC

t-and-f: If You Want to Compete in Lisbon

Track Listers and RRW Subscribers, Remember, if you want to compete at the IAAF World Indoor Championships in Lisbon, POR (09, 10, and 11-Mar), you need to meet the following entry standards from 01-Jan-2000 through 28-Feb-2001: MEN WOMEN Track Events In

Re: t-and-f: Freshman 4x400

Macdezal wrote: > To bring up another topic that I'm sure GH can lend a hand on. I was > wondering if you were to line up four freshman with the fastest 4x400 relay > splits, who would they be? > Wow .. Great question .. Not sure about the answer, but off the top of my head I would guess the fa

t-and-f: Etiquette vs. Rules

Message text written by Margaret & Robert Tatar >If you're about to be lapped in a race, is it a requirement to move out a lane, or is it just the polite thing to do?< It's the latter, not the former.

t-and-f: Re: Johnny Gray

In a message dated 1/25/01 4:05:49 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << Those who took me to task for my comments about Johnny Gray's performance at last year's OT should have seen him in action at the L.A. Invitational. Just as the gun was about to go off for the three man field (two, I believe

t-and-f: Etiquette vs. Rules

If you're about to be lapped in a race, is it a requirement to move out a lane, or is it just the polite thing to do? I ask because at Saturday's L.A. Invitational, Jonathon Riley lost a chance to dip under 4 minutes in the mile when a collision with a lapped runner forced him off the track an