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Birmingham CWG Day 5 - (Saturday August 5th)
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All sorts of athletes come out of the woodwork in track and field; after all, who heard of Mu in 2019/ 2020 as a great 800m runner, and Moraa was unheard of in any significant wayuntil this year There may well be a couple of athletes largely unknown by the time we get to Paris24.
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Hughes seemed very pleased with his medal. But I’m always surprised that he’s never had a legal sub 20. His 20.02 PB dates back to 2015 when he was 19/20 and must be due some serious revision.
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I thought Keely ran that pretty well all things considered, she did the right thing in not chasing after Moraa at that ridiculous pace, her splits were fairly even again she just ran out of gas in the home straight. Moraa’s raw talent impressed me, she’s got as much 400 speed as Mu, if she can run more consistently I think she’ll be in the 1:55s before long. I’d like to see Keely run more 400s
A tough schedule for ETH after Eugene, I’m slightly bemused that she ran 22.0 tonight but could only manage 22.39 a few weeks ago for 7th, she’s cold as ice but perhaps the occasion got to her that night
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Originally posted by RunUnlimited View PostHodgkinson needs to work on her 400m speed. Now.
However her career has just began, so its impossible to say how she will fare. As for her sprinting speed, and change of pace, she is very good but MU is outstanding and Moraa will surprise again in the next couple of years.
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Moraa is a mid 50s 400m runner and Mu is a high 49s.KH has two tough opponents likely for next year and Paris 24
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Originally posted by jjimbojames View PostKeely looked like she’d just switched off the focus, once she knew she’d have Goule, and didn’t have a change of pace. Moraa and Mu likely have much better 200m speed, and that might be a better place to target, as she can run a decent 400m off of strength. She’s livid she lost that!
Moraa - some people have suggested she might be DSD, but the Kenyans have dropped a fair number of athletes over the last few years for DSD, so one assumes Kenyan testing is happening, and she’s been around for a few years. (Tangent: Hima Das was “asked by the Indian authorities to work on her speed, hence the WJ Champion dropping to the 200m” - so possibly another for the list.
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Originally posted by jjimbojames View Post
4th in a SB on paper is great, but he was up and down, making his own issues!
Medals are great but so are performance levels. Not here though.
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This is true. A shame, as Euros is going to be a lot more competitive than here! At least he got a medal…
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She may well lose out all round…
4x1 - Bianca is back and Ashleigh is running well. If Amy is injury-free, with several juniors coming through, no space there
4x4 - Jodie, Vicky, Laviai, Nicole, Lina, Ama, Jessie, Zoey, Emily (if she’s back) - with people like YMJ coming through
It’s tough!
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Originally posted by Christy93 View PostPoor from Coppell if we're honest, he wasn't attacking his vaults at all. Great from Adam Hague though. Hopefully this helps him push on to what he promised as a junior.
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It's tricky. I'm not sure I can see her getting medals at either distance individually, but she may be more use to the UK as a 400 runner so she can contribute to relays.
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Originally posted by Ursus View PostAnother moderate run from Dobbin. Her only sub 23 this season had a +3.5.
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