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Bolt do it after 7 races! Rounds!
One off is easier...
One off is easier...
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That is a good point. But bwoy Blake did so many things in that race that could be done better....scary.
Them better get him prepared for the inevitable questions about his 3 month ban because there are probably more skeptics than believers out there."It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men" - Frederick DouglassComment
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Horses mouth seh Blake have no idea how to run 200.. dat training is for next year.. do the Math.. 2011 was all about di 100..
Legacy looking pretty..
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I get it I-man, he's still very special just not THAT very special anymore... he's looking human now at least in the 200m... it is POSSIBLE that another human could beat his times in this generation... very scary indeed for the other competitors as it look like JA have the sprints lock up fi di next decade...Peter R
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Perhaps. But Blake was not a shabby 200m runner from St. Jago days.
I guess I will now hear that running 200m in Class 1 is different from running it as a pro.
BLACK LIVES MATTERComment
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YES! Records are made to be broken and in some case where there are out of the realm of what we thought possible, like the women's 100/200m times, some one will come along and break them eventually.
Some records stay because they are so way out like the last two Long Jump World Records and some stay because the succeeding crop of athletes are just not that good...like the long jump.
As for the four minute mile...Roger Bannister was the first but I am sure as any student of the game will tell you it was only a matter of time, given the advance in the science and technology of the sport.
Bannister ran on shingle tracks and heavy shoes and cotton shorts and top, look what we have now? We even have pace setters which I think should not be allowed for record purposesSolidarity is not a matter of well wishing, but is sharing the very same fate whether in victory or in death.
Che Guevara.Comment
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It is Mosiah, even if I have to defer to a Champs medalist here...LOL!Solidarity is not a matter of well wishing, but is sharing the very same fate whether in victory or in death.
Che Guevara.Comment
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Great point Peter R, maybe you need to tell that to your neighbour. Every record on the books, even the 10.49 seconds that Flo-Guy ran, that was in my mind drugged up and hurricane aided will fall one day, maybe not right now but it wont stay on the books for ever...technology (legal and illegal) is getting better and people are learning how to run a lot faster and more efficient every daySolidarity is not a matter of well wishing, but is sharing the very same fate whether in victory or in death.
Che Guevara.Comment
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It is no different, Sickko! But I won't waste time arguing this. So if you feel differently about it, great!
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Remove my lack of speed and i could have run the fastest 200 ever...if...shoulda...woulda...coulda...Originally posted by Exile View PostComment
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Wouldn't strecth it that far though....just saying there are possibilities....Comment
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Gree about the pace setters..but it would be difficult to separate them from bonafide competitors esp. if the price is right.Comment
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St Jago produces Champions! Argument done!Comment
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If yu a throw corn fi mi is the wrong man because I agree with Peter-R but then he tends to be very clear with his points.Comment
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well we have seen pace setters go on to win races even last season and wondered if they got both money or just for winningSolidarity is not a matter of well wishing, but is sharing the very same fate whether in victory or in death.
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