Listers, family members, friends, guests
First things first, you'll soon find out the track is located at, more or
less El Camino and Embarcadero(although Embarcadero becomes Galvez as it
enters the Stanford campus).
At this junction, you'll find the Town and Country Village, a very
Hey,
Don't forget Steve Scott! Silver Medal 83 Worlds, AR in the mile (20th
anniversary this year) He was just as good as Pre, Spivey, etc. They all
were great. I think the point was the lack of depth now. Just some
thoughts.
S. Winrow
We just had our first street pole vault meeting in Hexham on Friday night
It was awesome!! BOXERCISE STREET VAULT MEETING: Hexham 2002
www.teamdecathlon.com and www.boxercise.co.uk
Anyone got anymore good venues for use to use
Richard
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Some interesting stuff in here especially given the current thread about the state of
distance running. The usual omission of the adjective American when describing the
high schoolers given that Canadians attend such an
Gee... what about Tim Broe?
--- William Bahnfleth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or Horace.
At 06:57 PM 6/17/2002 -0400, Robert Hersh wrote:
Message text written by Richard McCann
Aren't all great American steeplechasers named George??? ;^)
Ask Henry or Brian.
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Multi-events kick off USA Outdoor
WORLD'S FASTEST MARATHONER RETURNING TO CHICAGO
World Record Holder Khalid Khannouchi To Run The LaSalle Bank Chicago Marathon
Chicago (June 17, 2002) Khalid Khannouchi, the fastest man ever to run a marathon, has
committed to
his fifth LaSalle Bank Chicago Marathon, announced today by
Alan Webb has signed with Ray Flynn's Sports Management agency (terms
undisclosed).
He's leaving Michigan and returning to Virginia. Will train with HS coach
Scott Razcko and enroll at George Mason U.
Won't run junior nationals this weekend.
Details and quotes from Webb at www.runnersworld.com
At 02:36 AM 6/18/2002 -0700, t-and-f-digest wrote..
Date: Mon, 17 Jun 2002 21:35:41 -0500
From: Wayne T. Armbrust [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: t-and-f: American distance running
There are probably some one-dimensional free style swimming fans who would
also rather hear from Lance Armstrong
At 02:36 AM 6/18/2002 -0700, t-and-f-digest wrote..
Im not a big liberal but there is something to diversity. I could write a
book on what I think is wrong with U.S. distance coaching (note not
running) but the ideas would be so counbter to the running culture I'd get
roasted. Believe you me
In a message dated Tue, 18 Jun 2002 6:32:59 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Some interesting stuff in here especially given the current thread about the state of
distance running. The usual omission of the adjective American when describing the
high schoolers given that
At 11:58 PM 6/17/2002 -0400, malmo wrote:
Don't tell me you, I said go tell Spivey, Spence,Crogan, Holman, and
Kennedy.
malmo
Best as I can tell, all but one of those is retired, and only one of the
others is still coaching in any significant way. The rest are probably
pontificating, too
...full story at:
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/sports/134477122_regr18.html
Paul Merca
Here's a training method not yet discussed here to boost US distance
running... (not sure if the person in question is US-born, though)
A judge in Painesville, 20 miles east of Cleveland, sentenced a man to run
in the July 28 Johnnycake Jog 5 miler after he was found guilty of fleeing
from
From: Richard McCann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now, I like that topic. I'm all for spearing sacred cows. I know that I
defend the Lydiard approach pretty strongly, but so far I haven't seen any
noted successes from the neural pathways advocates (see for example
Running Research News or Jim Hunt,
In a message dated Tue, 18 Jun 2002 2:02:36 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Martin J.
Dixon [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
True enough and I was fully expecting that reply so I could give this one: The 15
year old Africans running sub 4 on dirt tracks barefoot make the whole discussion
irrelevant in
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Yeah, but has any Canadian done it who wasn't one of Ontario's Grade
13 people, ergo tending to be a year older than American counterparts?
If 1500m conversions count, I believe Kevin Sullivan has a 3:38 to his
credit as a 12th grader that is certainly of sub-4
Drake, who was the distance coach at Colorado for the past eight
years...
Wetmore wasn't the distance coach at Colorado??? Can't say I know who
Jason Drake is. Assistant distance coach, maybe?
http://cubuffs.ocsn.com/sports/c-track/mtt/colo-c-track-mtt.html
Hmm, looks like he was the
In a message dated Tue, 18 Jun 2002 3:53:59 AM Eastern Daylight Time, toby -
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One very important note: this IS Garry's house. if'n you're nice, he might actually
tell you where his local is.
Actually, I hang out mainly in neighboring Los Altos (my local is a
In a message dated Tue, 18 Jun 2002 3:53:59 AM Eastern Daylight Time, toby -
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At this junction, you'll find the Town and Country Village, a very typical
California outdoor shopping center. Here, you'll find a great sit-down
restaurant in Hobee's(specializing in
Richard McCann wrote:
Vis a vis, the backstroke vs. freestyle analogy: Some of us believe that
cycling has a closer relationship to distance running than walking
does.
Why would anyone think that? Running is a high impact activity with eccentric
forces approximately 2.5 times body weight.
Actually, Snell got beaten by two high schoolers in a mile in June of ’65. For most
of the list there would be just one, but in deference to Martin Dixon's sensitivities
we'll include Canadians under that rubric. So you've got a race in which the reigning
Olympic champion loses to both a
(OK, so i didn't even notice it until today myself)
Auburn, Washington finally breaks (intrinsically, since York already bettered it in
metric sense) the legendary 4 x 880 records of 7:35.6 from way back in '66.
What are you old NY guys going to have to talk about now? :-)
gh
I'm thinking that it would have to be Norm Trerise and I already guessed Danielson but
I guess that isn't right.
Regards,
Martin
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Actually, Snell got beaten by two high schoolers in a mile in June of ’65. For
most of the list there would be just one, but in deference
a bit of a teaser: even though the Canadian and the American lived in separate
countries, it could be said they went to HS in the same city.
gh
I believe the American prep was Roscoe Divine. Snell was sick at the race in
Vancouver and finished 10th, around 4:15.
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Subject: t-and-f: Snell's conqueror--a
In a message dated 6/18/02 3:44:38 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Auburn, Washington finally breaks (intrinsically, since York already
bettered it in metric sense) the legendary 4 x 880 records of 7:35.6 from way
back in '66.
What are you old NY guys going to have to talk about now? :-)
Given that a Kenyan passport means squat it's safe to say there are no 18 year
old Kenyan kids running four minute miles either.
malmo
That in itself raises a good question: Are there any 15-year-old Africans
are running any sub-4:00 miles on any kind of track, shod or not? Given that
they
Ray Flynn is a list lurker.
What say ye Ray? If it all blows up in the kids face, when you are no longer
pimpin him, will the deal have been good enough to trade away the best four
years of his life?
Or is it just business?
malmo
Alan Webb has signed with Ray Flynn's Sports Management agency
OK, Marty Post remembered that Roscoe Divine (Vancouver, Washington) beat Snell in
Vancouver, B.C., in June of '65 when the Kiwi was way sick and gacked on the track
after finish last in 4:15.
But he was only the second prep to beat him that night. What Canadian high
schooler--and Divine's
USATF release: Huddle named USATF Athlete of the Week
Molly Huddle ran 10:01.08 to set a national high school record in the girls two-mile
run Friday at the adidas Outdoor Track Field Championships at North Carolina State
University. Huddle finished 25 seconds ahead of the
field, beating the
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Huddle named USATF Athlete of the Week
Well I seemed to be getting nowhere with my guessing and poking around so I
asked someone who has been on the scene in BC for quite awhile and boy did I
ever get a great answer and history lesson. Thanks Gerry.
The Canadian would have been Terry Dooley. There was no BC High School
Championships
In a message dated 6/18/02 4:44:14 PM, FMBYRNES writes:
The 7:35.6 was on a dirt track...using the reverse conversion tables that
I've devised, Auburn's 7:32.89 is only worth 7:40.89 on dirt, so Boys High
and Andrew Jackson still lead MY all-time list.
Walt Murphy
(One of those old NY
From: malmo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: Post, Marty [EMAIL PROTECTED], 't-and-f@darkwing. uoregon.
edu' (E-mail) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: t-and-f: Webb goes pro; out of juniors
Date: Tue, 18 Jun 2002 16:59:52 EST
Ray Flynn is a list lurker.
What say ye Ray?
What say ye Ray? If it all blows up in the kids face, when you are
no longer pimpin him, will the deal have been good enough to trade
away the best four years of his life?
He gets to ... pick his races judiciously, and lord knows what
else... but in no way is Webb being pimped out of
Walt,
according to http://www.cknow.com/ckinfo/emoticons.htm ,
the computer symbol for 'tongue-in-cheek'
(sorry they don't have one for tounge-in-cheek,
is
:-?
But use it judiciously, because that symbol is
also said to represent Pipe smoker, Blue Oyster
Cult fetishist, or Licking lips.
...ALL
For the record the 7:35.6 for the 2 mile relay (4 x 880 yards) was set on
the St John's University all-weather track, not a dirt/cinder type. I was
there, having been a student at Jamaica HS, 3/4 mile away on the south side
of Grand Central Parkway. We trained at St Johns during the winter when
the best 4 years of Webb's life, eh?
And Malmo decided as to which four years, that's cool, can you do that for
me too.
How are you with the stock market, best 4 stocks to buy?
Lets see, he gets to run for a coach he trusts, be close to home. and
schedule the races he wants to run. Did i mention
ray flynn has nothing to explain to any of us.
It's the business that we choose
major tom
The kid isn't ready to be thrown to the wolves yet.
Let's continue this discussion in four years. I hope I'm wrong.
malmo
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To: Post, Marty [EMAIL PROTECTED], 't-and-f@darkwing. uoregon.
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Subject:
From: RT
sad news.
Ex-Olympic Champion Davenport Dies
By Associated Press
June 18, 2002, 7:06 PM EDT
CHICAGO -- Willie Davenport, who won the gold medal in the 110-meter hurdles in 1968
and competed in a total of five Olympics, died of a heart
A message sent to the list which generated the same type of pro and con replies:
Subject: t-and-f: half-joking thought about Webb
Date:Wed, 30 May 2001 07:17:53 -0400
From: Martin J. Dixon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Track Field List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I realize that this is
The most important component of distance running probably is oxygen
delivery and consumption, not mechanical forces, unlike sprinting, jumping,
etc. Cycling, particularly time trialing and hill climbing, requires a
higher VO2max, which is comparable to the stresses of running. Walking is
In a message dated 6/18/02 6:44:42 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
For the record the 7:35.6 for the 2 mile relay (4 x 880 yards) was set on
the St John's University all-weather track, not a dirt/cinder type.
As soon as I sent my original post, I started to wonder if my memory had
failed me
I'm sure Ray Flynn did not recruit Webb to his group by encouraging him to leave
school. But if Webb wants to leave a school and sign with an agent, why should Flynn
turn him down?
sideshow
The Athlete Information packet for the USA Outdoor Championships is
available at the USA Track Field website:
http://www.usatf.org/events/2002/USAOutdoorChampionships/athleteInfo/A
thleteInformationPacket.pdf
The packet contains important information about:
Facilities
Practice schedules
Richard
You're talking in circles. All races in TF are about moving the body over a distance
as
fast as possible. Some of these races have obstacles rules which restrain the
athlete
to some degree. These are hurdles, exchange zones, lanes and yes, technique(s)
required
to navigate the
Hate to ask the obvious, but not being hip to distance running...
Webb is extremely good for an american 19 year old, but is he actually
good enough to be invited to meets that would allow him to earn money from
running outside of the shoe contract? I can't see the title of HS mile
recordholder
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Kilmartin, Pickler lead USA Junior Combined Events National
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Rich wrote:
The most important component of distance running probably is oxygen
delivery and consumption, not mechanical forces,
Well here is where I start to differ. Consumption and delivery are not that
important. What is that important is the speed at which you are doing it and
not convenient...unless you're chris katon in a 'borrowed' rickey's
security golf cart headin the wrong way down el camino to the aggie post-XC
nats party('97) while wearing a cape.
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Subject: Re: t-and-f: Chilly
hey, i just accidentally deleted toby's tips for places to drink/eat in
palo alto, can someone re-forward them to me (sorry, i haven't figured out
how to use the search function for the list)
thanks,
g
Geoff Thurner
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