no agenda against brits see my post, im just showing that massive improvements can be made, really trying to defend the chinease girl, doesnt matter really what standard of athletics it is , just proving that 7 secs improvement is easily done.
no agenda against brits see my post, im just showing that massive improvements can be made, really trying to defend the chinease girl, doesnt matter really what standard of athletics it is , just proving that 7 secs improvement is easily done.
Gateshead, ffs. small meet at a slow track, and who doesn't peak at a World Championship? try and compare like with like
I'm sure you could make a case out of her association with Mutola, but at least try and make some sensible points.
Gateshead, ffs. small meet at a slow track, and who doesn't peak at a World Championship? try and compare like with likeI'm sure you could make a case out of her association with Mutola, but at least try and make some sensible points.
By that logic if I run 30 seconds faster tomorrow than I did today then I must have been on the juice. Context is everything. 2.05 is average for a womans 800 metres and even 1.58 is nowhere near world record level. Ergo big improvements are normal.
What isn't normal is for someone to do that to a field at the end of a world championship event and swimming even quicker on the last lap than the best of the men.
It certainly raises eyebrows.
By that logic if I run 30 seconds faster tomorrow than I did today then I must have been on the juice. Context is everything. 2.05 is average for a womans 800 metres and even 1.58 is nowhere near world record level. Ergo big improvements are normal.W
Improving your best while you are already world class is very different from improving a few seconds when you are not.
You also have to look at reasons why someone might improve that much in a year. If someone wasn't training much at all, then started to take it seriously, then you would expect their improvement to be massive. You cant just look at times and compare like for like.
I improved 13 seconds in one year over 800m from age 11 to age 12, what has that got to do with Kelly Holmes improvement in her 20s, or some chinese swimmer. Answer: absolutely nothing.
You can't compare performances, unless they are like for like.
Not quite sure what your point is?Improving your best while you are already world class is very different from improving a few seconds when you are not.You also have to look at reasons why someone might improve that much in a year. If someone wasn't
fingirl , to start with im not having a go at kelly, i just produced one example of how much athletes can improve in a short time, so this chinease girl improving 5 secs i believe in 2 years , and especially between the ages of 14 to 16 isnt as dramatic as a lot of people are saying. but you improving 13 secs was mainly due to age, and im sure you were even quicker at 15/16 werent you, same with this chinease girl improving with age and training imo, and not drugs.
fingirl , to start with im not having a go at kelly, i just produced one example of how much athletes can improve in a short time, so this chinease girl improving 5 secs i believe in 2 years , and especially between the ages of 14 to 16 isnt as drama
she has gone 5 seconds faster in London iircwent 3 seconds faster than PB in the semi finalthen another 2 seconds in the final itself(no comment, just saying)