I've hear that Miguel Indurain has his heart rate in the high
20s.
Miguel
Phil Weishaar wrote:
>
> speaking of Armstrong, the other night on David Letterman, Armstrong said
> his resting heart rate was in the "thirties". No wonder he can pump that
> bike up the mountains. I have heard o
I think this thread just drove into a blind alley.
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Good morning John
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(Edmonton, CAN -- 05-August) -- On the surface, this afternoon's medal
sweep by US sprinters will be perceived as the long-awaited, and undisputed
reclamation of the title of World's Fastest Humans. And, with Maurice
Greene leading the pack en
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Netters
> I've hear that Miguel Indurain has his heart rate in the high 20s.
> No wonder he can pump that bike up the mountains. I have heard of low 40's but not
>sure on anyone in
> the thirties.
Interestingly I have recorded my HR in the morning at 38. But while
wearing a Heart Monitor ov
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Both Godina and Bloom seem to be out after one short throw and two fouls
each in discus qualifying.
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The girl that fell in front of her got up and made the finals too. The
comment of "saving myself for Zurich" may have been the worst statement I
have ever heard. If she didn't go to Worlds to give it her best, she should
have given up her spot for someone else.
Mike
>From: "Gore, Stephanie
Is no one going to comment on this? After our highest hope in the marathon
drops out with blisters..our 2 hopes for the 1500, Hamilton and Jacobs both
drop out, the latter claiming she is saving herself for Zurich?? It seems
the race was a rough one and having someone falling in front of you can b
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Does sprinting get any respect on this list any more ?? When Webb ran 3:54
the list was abuzz for weeks .. Yet something even more amazing occurred
yesterday at the World's and nary a whisper !!
Yesterday Maurice Greene ran 9.82 - while hobbling across the finish line
!!! Into a slight .02 breeze
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Interesting. I'd say #2 right there pretty much rules out
Imagine a 2.0 tailwind and a healthy Maurice at a Championship event. sub
9.7?
M
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>Subject: t-and-f: Sprint Respect
>Date: Mon, 6 Aug 2001 12:58:43 -0700
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>Does s
>``By keeping him out of the competition we did our duty. To go public and
create fantastic headlines, that would be >further damage.''
So much for the procedural high ground, huh?
I guess it's OK for the IAAF to cover up a drug test to prevent damage to
the sport - read: their star attraction -
Netters
Conway wrote:
> ... Most likely the only sweep the US will experience in this meet and
>possibly the only sweep that will occur period ..
hey I thought it was realy cool but Conway... well the Russians
Already swept the 20k walk. :)
Mike
Bravo Mike! I'm with you! There is no "I" in TEAM! People who want to
know what is wrong with T&F in the U.S. need look no further. Athletes
putting themselves above the team, not showing up to meets when they have
agreed to appear, taunting of fellow athletes, and stupid post race antics
> Does sprinting get any respect on this list any more ?? When Webb ran 3:54
> the list was abuzz for weeks .. Yet something even more amazing occurred
> yesterday at the World's and nary a whisper !!
It hasn't been on TV yet in the U.S. so it hasn't actually happened yet!
I agree with Conway's
But Mike, I already knew that the walks don't get respect here !!! Just
didn't know the sprints were in the same boat ... We'll have to start a
walks and sprints list ! :o) actually I hadn't even looked at the walks
results yet .. I should be embarrassed :o(
Conway Hill
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Yeah, Dese lame excuses is getting old by know. "I'll be ready for Zurich". Yeah
right, me too.
So why drag da good Sicilian boy Gnocchi into it? He said he got blisters, he
showed em. He got blisters. Wadda ya want?
So what if he can get ten times more money for runnin another marathon wid goo
Netters
Conway wrote:
> But Mike, I already knew that the walks don't get respect here !!! Just
> didn't know the sprints were in the same boat ... We'll have to start a
> walks and sprints list ! :o) actually I hadn't even looked at the walks
> results yet .. I should be embarrassed :o(
Nah
> After our highest hope in the marathon
Thought this was an international list.
Also looked to me that Hamilton ran into the back of the woman and that's
what caused her to trip.
Randall Northam
The Irish Times
Tuesday, August 07, 2001
Former world champion Ato Boldon has withdrawn from the men's 200 metres
heats scheduled for tomorrow's fifth day of the world championships.
The 27-year-old Trinidadian, world 200 champion four years ago in Athens,
finished fourth in yesterday's 100 me
The Irish Times
Tuesday, August 07, 2001
World 100 metres champion Maurice Greene has pulled out of the Edmonton
world championships after injuring his left leg during Sunday's final.
Greene sustained the injury in the final metres but still clocked 9.82
seconds, the third-fastest time in hist
OK...there's a "me" in "team" and there's an "I" "win".
malmo
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The Irish Times
Tuesday, August 07, 2001
Ukraine's Zhanna Pintusevich-Block pulled off a sensational upset in
Edmonton tonight when she outran American sprint queen Marion Jones for the
world championship 100 metres title.
The former world 200m world champion flashed across the line in 10.82
What's there to comment on? Some athletes have it for the world stage, others
don't. Let's move on.
NeTrack
The Electronic Telegraph
Tuesday, 7 August 2001
Dean Macey soared into gold medal contention in the first day of the
decathlon at the World Championships in Edmonton last night.
The 23-year-old produced a superb display of high jumping to take a huge
amount of points from his three major rival
The Electronic Telegraph
Tuesday, 7 August 2001
Tom Knight
MAURICE GREENE'S chances of repeating his sprint double of two years ago
disappeared through injury even before he crossed the line to win his third
successive world 100 metres title.
The American won one of the best 100m finals ever
The Electronic Telegraph
Tuesday, 7 August 2001
William Gray
RUSSIA'S new world heptathlon champion, Yelena Prokhorova, admitted that her
task in the two-day event was simplified with the premature departure of her
two main rivals.
Britain's Olympic gold medallist, Denise Lewis, withdrew bef
The Electronic Telegraph
Tuesday, 7 August 2001
Tom Knight
OLGA Yegorova, the Russian athlete who was controversially reinstated to run
in the World Championships despite her positive test for the blood-boosting
drug, EPO, could yet be banned.
It emerged yesterday that the International Assoc
No finish times discussed here, but Antonio Pettigrew must have been
laying down or sleeping to get a reaction time like 0.298 in the 400m
final (.105 slower than anyone in the race). This cost him the bronze.
I know he likes to start slow and finish strong, but that is
ridiculous. I'm a slow, o
>From Edmonton:
I watced the race from the press seats. Mackoviak was caught napping and
Pettigrew was also day dreaming. His first 150 meteres were simply disastrous.
You cannot close 8 yards on the world's fastes in a World champs finals.
UG
Quoting "Mich
I think that one of the reasons the men's 100 didn't get much discussion on
this list was because the results weren't a surprise. Ho-hum, Greene won
and the Americans swept. Nothing unexpected, so not much to get everyone
feverishly typing away at the keyboard.
I am surprised, however, that Bur
You forgot about the US sweep at the 1991 World Championships in Toyko.
King Carl won in 9.86, Leroy Burrell was 2nd in 9.88 and Dennis Mitchell was
third in 9.91. Similarly the World's in Edmonton had 5 people go under 10
seconds making it the 2nd fastest race ever to Toyko's World's where 6
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THE IRISH TIMES
Tuesday, August 07, 2001
Ian O'Riordan
It's been difficult to feel a whole lot of sympathy for Gabriela Szabo in
recent years: strictly, that is, in Irish athletic circles.
Ever since she stole inside Sonia O'Sullivan for the gold medal at the World
Indoor Championships in Par
In a message dated 8/6/01 2:51:54 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< After our highest hope in the marathon
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drop out, the latter claiming she is saving herself for Zurich?? >>
Whoaaa Nellie! That quote belongs to Suzy,
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