Track made today's Boston Globe with an
announcement of Franklyn Sanchez's breaking Steve Prefontaine's 1970 5km Junior
record.
I suspect Steve Vaitones fed the Globe. Good work.
Kept my coffee warm.
Tom Derderian
Thanks to David Lesley, now I know a little better too.
Tom
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He didn't stop for a month.
I've never dared to have a hero again.
Anyone else got any Lindgren stories, Stinky Feet and all?
Tom Derderian
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From: Tom Derderian [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Richard McCann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001 2:50 PM
Subject: Re: t-and-f: Distance Runners
Rich McCann wrote:
But the wheels came off in 84 at the Olympics, and we've
never recovered.
That's
Non-competing "experts" are not perfect but neither should the inmates run
the asylum.
Tom D
I think too often you'd find that athletes have too tight a view of their
specific event, with not much of a perception of the larger picture. The
IAAF (and other alphabet-soup bodies) may not get it
Seriously I think the cause (tough weather or poverty) and the effect (tough
runners) is bogus. There is a post hoc procter hoc fallacy at work. There is
a lot of tough weather and a lot of poor people.
I noticed in college and later that the better runners took longer showers
so the showers
contrary to some of the lamenting that appears to have gone down on the
list, da Silva's 3:51 in Lisbon rates as one of the most exciting and
interesting 1500s I can ever recall seeing.
I am still dying to hear what it looked like, who did or didn't do what and
when? I am graving a
.
Interesting to know the experiments.
Personally I could barely tell the difference, but I am a little guy with
hardly any skull.
Tom Derderian, Greater Boston Track Club
so
soon. A lot is in the head. Which of course makes this interesting.
I bet sprinters know better than middle distance runners how to play the
trials/semi's/finals head game because they do it so much more often.
Tom Derderian, who turned 52 yesterday and is finally playing with a full
deck
e all of the people all of the time." Abe
Lincoln
So let's just chill and enjoy,
Tom Derderian GBTC chillin' in a nice blizzard in Boston
Wouldn't it be great if we had our own video Track and Field station?
"On today's telecast of the US Indoor Champs on ESPN2, for the umpteenth
time
I, like so many others in the old days, drank flat coke during long races
because it was the surest way to get a bottle of sugar water. All the stores
had it and you could buy a coke at the last minute and give it to your pal
to give to hand to you later.
Tom Derderian, GBTC
Never let Malmo off. He must dwell in the list of track and field all the
days of his life and live in the house of the list forever.
TD
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Subject: t-and-f: NAKED PICTURES OF
and mouth threat to world cross. Ed's news here is eerie.
Tom Derderian
The
outbreak of hoof and mouth disease in England has already caused cancellation
of several major sporting events in Ireland---and they are even talking of
cancelling major St. Patrick's Day events. A decision
Referring to cross-country and the marathon:
``The training methods for the two events are very different and it would be
pretentious to think I can handle both competently,'' Tergat said.
Imagine an American athlete declining to be pretentious!
humble Tom
I always wondered if Lopes had a method that he figured out by his late 30s
or that it just took that long to get lucky.
Tom D
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I bet it came from the same "place" as QWERTY.
The mile is 4 laps, so is 1600, how did we get to 1500? And I also believe
a mile is 1609 m, so where is the 1500 from.
gh
and make it
into a real track club.
Tom Derderian, GBTC
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question regarding some Ncaa rules. would it be acceptable for a
group
Might the marathons be there too? The trials in 1972 and 1976 in Eugene had
the marathon finish in Hayward Field following Olympic format. Was great
theater. And that was before women were invented!
Tom Derderian, Greater Boston Track Club
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There will be a press conference later today
What would it take to have the marathons in Sacramento with the track
trials?
Tom D.
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Tom Derderian, GBTC
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From: Brian McGuire [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: T-n-F list [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2001 4:35 PM
Subject: t-and-f: nagging hamstring
I have a runner I coach who has been bothered by a sore hamstring for a
couple months now. She's
e amateurs
were the competent owners and the professionals were the unskilled workers.
Now it's the opposite. These are funny things.
Tom Derderian, giggling in Boston
If I had blood work on all the athletes I coach how would I use that
information?
Tom
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I used to get a pretty complete blood workup done at a
If it were a track meet I would have been watching.
Tom GBTC
the Stupid Bowl, i mean; Jermaine Lewis just ran the kick in for a
touchdown.
How many of you remember him as the High School Record holder in the
indoor 200?
21.40 in '92 (Roosevelt, Greenbelt, Md)
gh
Grote's
comments, and those of others, that denigrate the walks are based upon
pure ignorance and childish ideals of what is "manly" in TF
I walked a 3km indoors last winter. It was a painful test of my manhood. I
flunked, so I am going to stick to running. It is easier.
Derderian
ether and they will
come.
Tom Derderian, Greater Boston Track Club
Dave Carey wrote:
However, I would like somebody to explain to me where one
can practice the high jump. There one has to have the appropriate
facility, and it is open typically only when the school team is
practicing, at a time when most of us have to be at work.
Back to the critical
train
among.
That's the plan.
Tom Derderian, Greater Boston Track Club soon to be New England
Champs...again!
is and how little difference there is between first and, say,
fifth. So what was the most closely contested high-level track or field
event ever?
Tom Derderian
there is no place to go but down.
So the subject deserves more study before we can make a conclusion that
there is a mystery. But my heart tends to agree with Bruce Lehane's thought
that there should not be a world championship for youth.
Tom Derderian, Greater Boston Track Club
Whoops,
I said,
Boston can be very fast as it was in 1975, 1984, 1994, and
throughout its history at the rate of about one good year out of 10.
But I slipped as my friend Benji politely corrected me off list,
"I think you meant 1983 not 1984."
Benji ran 2:90:57 and Benoit ran her
I enjoyed and learned from Mats Åkerlind's post. It is just what makes this
list so valuablegood information, thinking, and writing.
Tom Derderian, Greater Boston Track Club
Before we go nuts on this topic you may find my recent column on the subject
in New England Runner to be illuminating. It can be found on Entine's web
page. http://www.jonentine.com/reviews/NE_runner.htm
Tom Derderian
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The 7:45 pace would not be good on roads but this race ran on trails. I
have run them and they are not fast. So yes that pace is good. More useful
is the place in the results.
Tom Derderian, Greater Boston Track Club
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To: "Jo
to the
broadcast as planned. He had no demonstration of ego disproportionate to his
abilities. Futhermore I cannot beleive that he said any of the dumb things
reported by "Track (who) Ever".
My real name, Tom Derderian, Greater Boston Track Club, author of many
articles and a couple of books a
My old running pal, Plumb, refreshes my curiosity: what is Simon Whitfield's
track/running background...would he be, was he, a 2:20 marathoner with that
ability? Anyone know?
Tom Derderian, Greater Boston Track Club
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That marathoner was Bob Deines who placed 6th on a hot, slow day,(winning
time only 2:22:17, Burfoot) in 2:30:13. Deines did not get along well with
Dixon, his coach.
Tom Derderian author of Boston Marathon: The History of the World's Premiere
Running Event
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could be seen and counted on each lap? Will there be one in
Sydney?
Tom Derderian, Greater Boston Track Club
Title: Re: t-and-f: U.S. TV crticism--1976 style
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The steeplecahse final was a story in itself. The race was run while ABC was on live but the jerks who decide what goes on that show missed the most dramatic incident of the entire trials. (Mike)
Title: Re: t-and-f: Rod DeHaven Interview
Find a coach, find the time, do the work, said DeHaven in the interview as advice to an average marathoner looking to improve. Ah so succinctly put. Go read the rest. Good work.
Tom Derderian, Greater Boston Track Club
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From: Weldon Johnson
cs be the best track
meet.
Tom Derderian, Greater Boston Track Club
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All that is
suggested is that there be a safety net for those who suffer misfortune
which is UNCONNECTED WITH ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE.
Justin
Ok, let's hear more about her. That's why I put her name in the subject.
TD
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