In a message dated 1/9/02 2:40:31 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Does this have meaning when it comes to race strategy?- >i.e. always go for a PR, or at least the absolute best >time that you could possibly run on that day, versus >going out slow in a VIM (Very-Important-Meet) because >you know you have a better finishing kick than your >primary competitor? I remember being told by a great Villanova runner (I can't recall now if it was Eamonn Coghlan or Mark Belger) that the key was to always run to win; eventually you will come up against someone very fast, and to win you will have to run fast as well. Pretty simple, really. Jim Gerweck Running Times
