t-and-f: [Fwd: trivia] answer

/ A change of pace from the Mitchell dilemma. What 2 athletes who were born in the same city, hold world records at the same distance? --- The athletes were born in Bedford, England Females Marathon Paula Radcliffe and Priscilla

t-and-f: M. Jones - shorts or bun huggers

! Jim McLatchie

Re: t-and-f: Montgomery's weight

GOOD HOME COOKING ghill wrote: remember last month we were talking about sprinter's weights. Monty has been listed as 155, but I ntoed he looked 5-10lb heavier when doing his posing routine in Paris. We talked to him this weekend and he noted that he was 128 when was a frosh at Blinn, and

t-and-f: WIND ASSIST

Prior to the start of the 100 the wind gauge is reading 1.90mps. The athlete has a FART during the race and the wind gauge records 2.01mps. Will the athlete have grounds to argue her/his case. If I hadn't farted, it would have been a legal wind!

t-and-f: try this

commonwealth results via bbc http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport3/commonwealthgames2002/bsp/statistics/daily_results_29072002.stm

t-and-f: frank shorter gives award to USADA athlete tested positive

- In a related development, local elite runner Desiree Owen, the initial overall female winner at the Bayou City Classic, has been disqualified from the results based on information obtained from USA Track and Field (USATF) at the conclusion of the race. As reported in last week's Houston

t-and-f: USADA - Who monitors the positives

Desiree Owens was handed a 2 year suspension for taking an illegal substance. Since the suspension she has competed and won 2 road races. What is the ruling, and who is supposed to be monitoring the athletes when they fail such a test??? Thanks, Jim McLatchie

Re: t-and-f: Regina Jacobs' Web site

DO YOU THINK SHE WILL TELL US WHAT TYPE OF TRAINING FLOYD IS DOING!!! [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Greetings, all Regina Jacobs' Web site is up at last at: http://www.regina-jacobs.com/ Very rudimentary site with bio, a few photos, diary entries by herself and her dog Floyd, and a few links and

Re: t-and-f: RE: Solution for 1500m standard problem?

Mark Rowland - 3:52 miler moved to the steeple and won a silver in '88 in Seoul. He had to work bloody hard on drills and flexibility to make the transition, but he proved that it can be done if one applies oneself to the task at hand. Mcewen, Brian T wrote: One potential solution for US

Re: t-and-f: suggested reading

Ok GH, scan it , and lets see it. thanks, Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I hate to bring up anything drug-related, but given the list's general passion for the subject, I feel I should cite a terrifically well-written article on the subject, called Drugstore Athlete that appeared in the

t-and-f: name change

Maybe if the name USATF was changed to USA Athletics (or something else), then the race walkers, roadies, ultra's and x-country athletes would feel that they belong to an organization that supports all disciplines. The management of the sport in the US, definitely leans towards TF. The

t-and-f: Marthon Training

Reading the posts on mileage for marathoners, is like how do you bake a cake?. Since '84 I have coached twenty-five athletes that qualified to compete in the USA Olympic Marathon Trials. A couple of the guys ran in the 2:10's and seven women ran faster than 2:40 during their marathon

t-and-f: Re: Where are we going?

Recently I returned from England, where I was invited by UK Athletics , (which implies more than track field) to give a talk on “What is the USA doing in respect to the development of the steeplechase event.” I had to inform them – “I have no idea”, but never-the-less, was asked to

t-and-f: problems???

Monitor: Any problems receiving mail from my e-mail address. sent an article twice.never seen it printed on the list thanks Jim McLatchie

t-and-f: RE: something else to chew on

it is time to give some crayons and paper to the kindergarten kids and see what they can accomplish. I think the the money could have been better spent on developing distance runners!! eh!!! gh Jim McLatchie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: These nonstop testing threads make me wanna puke. do something

t-and-f: Said-Sief - tested positive in edmonton

Listening to the BBC radio broadcast from Zurich where it was stated that Said-Sief tested positive in Edmonton and will relinquish medal . Can anyone confirm if this is true!!! Jim McLatchie

t-and-f: usatf - volunteers

If one looks around they will see that there is a lack of young officials working track meets. Running clubs have a tough time getting athletes to compete after their college eligibility has ended. The youth of today is completely different from what it was in the seventies and eighties. I

Re: t-and-f: half-joking thought about Webb...

do you think a college would pay his education if he fell to maladies that you outline below?? Mcewen, Brian T wrote: He's already of international caliber. He could certainly get Nike or someone to offer to pay his tuition whenever he does decide to go to school in exchange for

t-and-f: pre 100

10 min of good TV time devoted to the 100 with false starts et.al. John Drummond should have been DQ'd for not displaying all of his number (Pre Classic was not visible). Maybe he paid his own way???

t-and-f: heat training

, but not always feasible for some athletes who ran exceedingly well despite the heat. Thanks, Jim McLatchie

t-and-f: [Fwd: FW: Virus alert/worst ever according to CNN]

Original Message Subject: FW: Virus alert/worst ever according to CNNDate: Fri, 4 May 2001 09:50:24 -0700From: "honikman" [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: "Linda Honikman" [EMAIL PROTECTED] I received this last night- I hope its helpful. Basil Honikman Virus alert/worst ever

t-and-f: DGs and his scriptures

DGS needs to leave the scriptures off his comments. If he/we need spiritual uplifting then another avenue of information needs to be explored. Of course, anytime his name pops up one can always - DELETE, DELETE [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED]">Who took the bronze in that race? And what

t-and-f: why not 3000m rather than 300M

I bet more people would pay to see Jones run the legit distance of 3000M rather than some obscure 300M distance. Maybe we could stir up some interest in an attempt to break the world record for most beers consumed at a track meet, who knows even Gary Hill might compete!!! Jim McLatchie

Re: t-and-f: SACTO TRIALS: GOOD NOT SO GOOD

move the dates of the olympic games to allow recovery from the 26 mile jaunt. Tom Derderian wrote: 000801c09d32$70a103e0$8e04f7a5@planetb">What would it take to have the marathons in Sacramento with the tracktrials?Tom D.- Original Message -From: John Lunn [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: mike

t-and-f: suzy in peace

Why don't we let Suzy fall in peace and move on!

Re: t-and-f: Tainted Iron Supplement

why would a 300 pound + weight man be taking iron? maybe his ferritin level was low and he was rebuilding so as to move across the ring without feeling fatigued!! Jim McLatchie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: So CJ is blaming this tainted Iron Supplement. Couple of questions: 1. How would he know

t-and-f: womens marathon

if you want to see the result. http://sportsline.netscape.com/ns/ce/multi/0,1511,2820652,00.html