Olympics Thread
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@canefan said in Olympics Thread:
Kipchoge just ran the last 5 kms at 3km/min pace. I mean what the actual fuck?
so, i ran the last 2km of my 5k last night in a little under 8 minutes. And it was running long strides, both feet in the air, going for it.
if i was somehow able to keep that pace up it's good for a 2.48 marathon. Which, on this day, was 40 minutes behind the winner, and 4 minutes behind the last guy to cross the line
elite level distance runners are actually freaks.
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@mariner4life said in Olympics Thread:
@canefan said in Olympics Thread:
Kipchoge just ran the last 5 kms at 3km/min pace. I mean what the actual fuck?
so, i ran the last 2km of my 5k last night in a little under 8 minutes. And it was running long strides, both feet in the air, going for it.
if i was somehow able to keep that pace up it's good for a 2.48 marathon. Which, on this day, was 40 minutes behind the winner, and 4 minutes behind the last guy to cross the line
elite level distance runners are actually freaks.
I'm impressed!!!!
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@canefan said in Olympics Thread:
@mariner4life said in Olympics Thread:
@canefan said in Olympics Thread:
Kipchoge just ran the last 5 kms at 3km/min pace. I mean what the actual fuck?
so, i ran the last 2km of my 5k last night in a little under 8 minutes. And it was running long strides, both feet in the air, going for it.
if i was somehow able to keep that pace up it's good for a 2.48 marathon. Which, on this day, was 40 minutes behind the winner, and 4 minutes behind the last guy to cross the line
elite level distance runners are actually freaks.
I'm impressed!!!!
you did read the "2km" part tight? I didn't run a 2.48 marathon last night. just so we are clear.
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@mariner4life said in Olympics Thread:
@canefan said in Olympics Thread:
@mariner4life said in Olympics Thread:
@canefan said in Olympics Thread:
Kipchoge just ran the last 5 kms at 3km/min pace. I mean what the actual fuck?
so, i ran the last 2km of my 5k last night in a little under 8 minutes. And it was running long strides, both feet in the air, going for it.
if i was somehow able to keep that pace up it's good for a 2.48 marathon. Which, on this day, was 40 minutes behind the winner, and 4 minutes behind the last guy to cross the line
elite level distance runners are actually freaks.
I'm impressed!!!!
you did read the "2km" part tight? I didn't run a 2.48 marathon last night. just so we are clear.
Reading this, I just realized that Iām now a jogger.
Once upon a time I reckon I could have done 2kms at that pace, but now Iād just wave you on by and continue on to the donut shop.
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@mariner4life said in Olympics Thread:
@canefan said in Olympics Thread:
@mariner4life said in Olympics Thread:
@canefan said in Olympics Thread:
Kipchoge just ran the last 5 kms at 3km/min pace. I mean what the actual fuck?
so, i ran the last 2km of my 5k last night in a little under 8 minutes. And it was running long strides, both feet in the air, going for it.
if i was somehow able to keep that pace up it's good for a 2.48 marathon. Which, on this day, was 40 minutes behind the winner, and 4 minutes behind the last guy to cross the line
elite level distance runners are actually freaks.
I'm impressed!!!!
you did read the "2km" part tight? I didn't run a 2.48 marathon last night. just so we are clear.
Understood. I couldn't do 2km in 8 minutes even when I used to run a few half marathons
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@canefan said in Olympics Thread:
@mariner4life said in Olympics Thread:
@canefan said in Olympics Thread:
@mariner4life said in Olympics Thread:
@canefan said in Olympics Thread:
Kipchoge just ran the last 5 kms at 3km/min pace. I mean what the actual fuck?
so, i ran the last 2km of my 5k last night in a little under 8 minutes. And it was running long strides, both feet in the air, going for it.
if i was somehow able to keep that pace up it's good for a 2.48 marathon. Which, on this day, was 40 minutes behind the winner, and 4 minutes behind the last guy to cross the line
elite level distance runners are actually freaks.
I'm impressed!!!!
you did read the "2km" part tight? I didn't run a 2.48 marathon last night. just so we are clear.
Understood. I couldn't do 2km in 8 minutes even when I used to run a few half marathons
i got long skinny legs
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Tomorrow at 2.05pm NZT, Sophie Pascoe will swim her first distance, the 100m breaststroke. (heat 2)
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@stargazer said in Olympics Thread:
Wheelchair rugby
We lost 35 - 63 to the USA!
We've not been at the Olympics for this for 12 years, USA have silver, bronze, gold in that time period. It's not rugby in any shape or form, they just needed a more PC name than murder ball and football would'nt have gone down well. Oh and these guys are a million times tougher than soccer wimps
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@hooroo said in Olympics Thread:
Anyone see the doco on Dame Valerie Adams' sister? She has Cerebral Palsy and has become a shotputter late in life under the stewardship of her reasonably talented
sister.It's a great watch. Massive family. I didn't realise that were that big
The dad got around a lot, but he has great genes
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@canefan said in Olympics Thread:
@hooroo said in Olympics Thread:
Anyone see the doco on Dame Valerie Adams' sister? She has Cerebral Palsy and has become a shotputter late in life under the stewardship of her reasonably talented
sister.It's a great watch. Massive family. I didn't realise that were that big
The dad got around a lot, but he has great genes
Fully!!!
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@stargazer said in Olympics Thread:
Sophie Pascoe finished second in her heat.
The Women's 100m Breaststroke SB8 Final is at 10.40pm tonight.
I was reading that the tactic was to just qualify for the final and not expend too much energy trying to win her heat.
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