Brisbane 14Jan2012

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2012 Brisbane Track Classic
Brisbane, Qld, Australia - 14/01/2012

Women 100 Metre B Race Open
(w: 0.3) 1, 7 Gayen, Margaret, SA, 11.96. 2, 15 Whittaker, Ashleigh, VIC,
12.09. 3, 8 Hubbard, Kendra, VIC, 12.10. 4, 6 Coster, Rochelle, NZL, 12.20. 5,
10 Monagi, Adrine, PNG, 13.04. 6, 299 Manoa, Asenate, TUV, 13.72. --, 11
Philemon, Helen, PNG, DQ.
Women 100 Metre AMB Open
(w: 0.5) 1, 77 Schweitzer, Stephanie, NSWIS, 13.20. 2, 71 Booth, Angelique,
NSW, 13.64. 3, 76 Parrish, Katy, VIS, 14.69. 4, 75 Isaac, Torita, QLD, 14.76.
5, 73 Elkington, Jodi, AIS, 14.81. 6, 70 Biekoff, Georgia, NSWIS, 14.98. 7, 72
Dodds, Rachel, QAS, 17.21. 8, 78 Walters, Erinn, ACT, 18.20. 9, 74
Errichiello, Michelle, AIS, 18.33.
Women 100 Metre Open
(w: 0.1) 1, 1 Pearson, Sally, QAS, 11.25%. 2, 3 Breen, Melissa, ACTAS, 11.51.
3, 9 Knox, Jessica, NSW, 11.66. 4, 16 Williams, Carla, QLD, 11.93. 5, 2
Attenborough, Crystal, NTIS, 12.03. 6, 17 Wisil, Toea, PNG, 12.14. 7, 4 Busby,
Sarah, QLD, 12.27. 8, 5 Byrt, Angela, VIC, 12.28. 9, 12 Seavula, Sisilia, FIJ,
13.02.
Women 200 Metre B Race Open
(w: 0.6) 1, 30 Tauro, Olivia, NSW, 24.32. 2, 24 Powell, Madeleine, NSW, 25.15.
3, 22 Luke, Rebecca, VIC, 25.79. 4, 26 Solin, Ella, WA, 26.04. 5, 23
Pires-Parenzee, Brooke, WA, 67.66.
Women 200 Metre Open
(w: 0.2) 1, 18 Brennan, Monica, VIC, 23.96. 2, 31 Van Veenendaal, Charlotte,
VIC, 24.08. 3, 25 Sargent, Caitlin, QLD, 24.32. 4, 27 Starr, Jaimee-Lee, NSW,
24.56. 5, 21 Korowoqa, Paulini, FIJ, 26.37.
Women 300 Metre Open
1, 64 Boden, Lauren, AIS, 38.20. 2, 68 Pittman, Jana, VIC, 39.02. 3, 65 Carli,
Sarah, NSW, 39.75. 4, 81 Consedine, Tessa, VIC, x40.54. 5, 63 Alakija, Danni,
FIJ, 41.20. 6, 69 Senokonoko, Miriama, FIJ, x41.30. 7, 67 Koniel, Donna, PNG,
41.52.
Women 800 Metre Open
1, 39 Hetherington, Kelly, VIC, 2:02.48. 2, 45 Pincott, Caitlin, QAS, 2:04.35.
3, 41 Katsanevakis, Katherine, VIC, 2:04.88. 4, 38 Fountain, Erica, VIC,
2:04.92. 5, 51 Toemoe, Sianne, NSWIS, 2:05.12. 6, 46 Platten, Alice, VIC,
2:05.67. 7, 34 Curnow, Eliza, VIC, 2:06.78. 8, 49 Smit, Angie, NZL, 2:06.93.
–, 325 Atthow, Margaret, QLD, DNF.
Women 800 Metre B Race Open
1, 47 Scmeide, Francis, NSW, 2:08.26. 2, 48 Simpson, Katelyn, QLD, 2:08.47. 3,
325 Atthow, Margaret, QLD, 2:08.77. 4, 36 Dick, Emma, QLD, 2:10.51. 5, 35
Dell, Salome, PNG, 2:12.07. 6, 42 McIlveen, Erin, GBR, 2:13.63. 7, 33 Cubis,
Joanna, NSW, 2:13.75. 8, 50 Surka, Daina, QLD, 2:14.16. 9, 37 Dudkowski,
Natalie, QLD, 2:15.03. 10, 40 Holt, Bethany, QLD, 2:15.06. 11, 43 McMurtrie,
Anna, QLD, 2:15.36.
Women 100 Metre Hurdles Open
(w: 0.2) 1, 53 Miller, Andrea, NZL, 13.56. 2, 54 Morrison, Fiona, NZL, x13.92.
3, 55 Taddeo, Abbie, NSW, 13.95. 4, 56 Torr, Veronica, NZL, x13.96. 5, 52
Jenneke, Michelle, NSW, x13.97. 6, 24 Powell, Madeleine, NSW, x14.70. 7, 58
White, Rebekah, QLD, 14.73. --, 19 Butler, Hayley, NSW, DNF.
Women 4x100 Metre Relay Open
1, AUSTRALIA ‘A’ (19 Butler, Hayley 84, 3 Breen, Melissa 90, 31 Van
Veenendaal, Charlotte 88, 1 Pearson, Sally 84), 44.01. 2, AUSTRALIA JUNIORS
‘A’ (16 Williams, Carla 93, 7 Gayen, Margaret 94, 23 Pires-Parenzee, Brooke
95, 15 Whittaker, Ashleigh 93), 45.52. 3, AUSTRALIA B ‘A’ (4 Busby, Sarah 90,
9 Knox, Jessica 78, 2 Attenborough, Crystal 83, 5 Byrt, Angela 88), 45.62. 4,
FIJ ‘A’ (63 Alakija, Danni 90, 21 Korowoqa, Paulini 90, 12 Seavula, Sisilia
90, 69 Senokonoko, Miriama 90), 48.38. 5, QLD JUNIORS ‘A’ (302 Beecher,
Jacinta 95, 303 Turton, Phoebe-Rose 95, 304 Harding, Jazmine 95, 305 Murdoch,
Stevie-Marie 95), 48.75. 6, PARALYMPIC AA ‘A’ (75 Isaac, Torita 95, 73
Elkington, Jodi 85, 76 Parrish, Katy 90, 70 Biekoff, Georgia 90), 57.28. --,
PNG ‘A’ (10 Monagi, Adrine 90, 17 Wisil, Toea 90, 11 Philemon, Helen 90, 327
Burua, Betty 90), DQ. --, NZL ‘A’ (6 Coster, Rochelle 88, 53 Miller, Andrea
82, 56 Torr, Veronica 87, 54 Morrison, Fiona 90), DQ.
Women 4x400 Metre Relay Open
1, AUSTRALIA ‘A’ (28 Steinert, Pirrenee 85, 64 Boden, Lauren 88, 25 Sargent,
Caitlin 92, 68 Pittman, Jana 83), 3:34.12. 2, AUSTRALIA JUNIORS ‘A’ (22 Luke,
Rebecca 94, 26 Solin, Ella 95, 20 de la Motte, Abbey 94, 82 Bain-Fenton,
Jacarna 94), 3:45.21. 3, PNG ‘A’ (17 Wisil, Toea 90, 67 Koniel, Donna 90, 35
Dell, Salome 90, 327 Burua, Betty 90), 3:46.94. 4, AUSTRALIA JUNIORS ‘B’ (79
Klein, Sarah 95, 81 Consedine, Tessa 94, 80 Jamieson, Chloe 94, 65 Carli,
Sarah 95), 3:48.37. 5, NZL ‘A’ (56 Torr, Veronica 87, 49 Smit, Angie 90, 321
Horgan, Talia 90, 54 Morrison, Fiona 90), 3:49.39. 6, QLD JUNIORS ‘A’ (313
Rowlandson, Amber 95, 314 First, Emily 95, 315 Lawrence, Emma 95, 316 McCann,
Taylor 95), 3:50.72. 7, QLD JUNIORS ‘B’ (317 McGuire, Madeline 95, 318 Bowers,
Eliza 95, 319 Tisdall, Tamara 95, 320 Brandt, Jade 95), 3:57.32. 8, FIJ ‘A’
(63 Alakija, Danni 90, 21 Korowoqa, Paulini 90, 12 Seavula, Sisilia 90, 69
Senokonoko, Miriama 90), 4:00.90.

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Men

100 Metre C Race Open
(w: 0.1) 1, 92 Finegan, Gary, QLD, 10.69. 2, 106 Rooke, Tim, VIC, 10.82. 3, 90
Emsavana, Andrew, WA, 10.88. 4, 104 O’Hanlon, Evan, ACT, 10.91. 5, 87
Bertacco, Matthew, VIC, 11.03. 6, 105 Patmore, Simon, QLD, 11.05. 7, 89
Conway, Jack, QLD, 11.18. 8, 97 Hayward, Benjamin, QLD, 11.22.
Men 100 Metre AMB Open
(w: -1.6) 1, 218 Campbell, Alberto, QLD, 11.98. 2, 219 Grissel, Alexander,
QLD, 12.06. 3, 207 Swift, Jack, VIS, 12.45. 4, 206 Reardon, Scott, AIS, 12.92.
5, 208 Pink, Mitchell, NSWIS, 13.00. 6, 205 Roberts, Sean, SA, 13.38. --, 209
Sullivan, Tim, VIC, DQ.
Men 100 Metre B Race Open
(w: 0.6) 1, 100 Leathart, Tim, NSW, 10.48. 2, 99 Jaworski, Benjamin, NSW,
10.53. 3, 98 Hough, Nicholas, NSWIS, 10.54. 4, 102 Mott, Adrian, VIC, 10.60.
4, 95 Hammond, Jake, NSWIS, 10.60. 6, 108 Stubbs, Aaron, QLD, 10.68. 7, 86
Batman, Daniel, ACT, 10.95. 8, 94 Groth, Jacob, NSWIS, 10.98.
Men 100 Metre Open
(w: 0.6) 1, 107 Rouge-Serret, Aaron, VIS, 10.34. 2, 85 Alozie, Anthony, NSWIS,
10.38. 3, 103 Ntiamoah, Isaac, NSWIS, 10.51. 4, 91 Fakiye, Patrick, NSWIS,
10.52. 5, 110 Williams-Swain, Mitchell, QLD, 10.56. 6, 93 Gander, Liam, NSWIS,
10.59. 7, 96 Harman, Kodi, NZL, 10.76. 8, 109 Van Der Speck, Carl, NZL, 10.80.
Men 200 Metre B Race Open
(w: 0.4) 1, 132 Wickes, Fraser, NZL, 21.47. 2, 111 Beck, Alex, QAS, 21.59. 3,
131 Whyte, Andrew, NZL, 21.61. 4, 101 Millar, Joseph, NZL, 21.72. 5, 125
Robinson, Joshua, QLD, 21.98. 6, 123 Ravana, Roy, FIJ, 22.45. 7, 124 Rivan,
John, PNG, 22.96. --, 130 Waqa, Kemueli, FIJ, DQ.
Men 200 Metre Open
(w: +0.0) 1, 119 McCabe, Andrew James, QLD, 21.29. 2, 118 Martin, Daniel, VIC,
21.39. 3, 133 Wroe, Sean, VIS, 21.48. 4, 116 Donovan, Hugh, QLD, 21.54. 5, 117
Hartmann, Alexander, QLD, 21.77. 6, 127 Stone, Nelson, PNG, 21.83. 7, 128
Tabakaucoro, Banuve, FIJ, 21.87. 8, 126 Scott, Matt, QLD, 22.39.
Men 200 Metre C Race Open
(w: 0.4) 1, 120 McCabe, Joshua, QLD, 22.30. 2, 129 Waldron, Max, TAS, 22.61.
3, 115 Chol, Gatkuath, QLD, 22.81. 4, 121 McConchie, Nathan, VIC, 23.36. 5,
122 Monagi, Reginald, PNG, 24.00.
Men 800 Metre B Race Open
1, 148 Pearce, Jordan, QLD, 1:55.03. 2, 156 West, Jared, NSW, 1:55.04. 3, 137
Coss, Fraser, QLD, 1:55.28. 4, 134 Balassone, Daniel, VIC, 1:55.82. 5, 139
Down, Nathan, VIC, 1:55.96. 6, 147 Ovett, Freddy, QLD, 1:56.19. 7, 143 Harris,
Julian, VIC, 1:57.47. --, 149 Pettigrew, Alex, NSW, DNF. --, 146 Narara,
Ratutira, FIJ, DNF.
Men 800 Metre Open
1, 142 Gurr, James, NSW, 1:47.31. 2, 155 Vining, Edward, VIC, 1:49.87. 3, 152
Sutton, Darcy, VIC, 1:50.20. 4, 141 Giam, Andrew, SA, 1:50.87. 5, 136 Botha,
Werner, QLD, 1:51.13. 6, 153 Toohey, Nicholas, QLD, 1:51.44. 7, 144 Johnson,
Blake, NSW, 1:51.92. 8, 150 Plummer, Adrian, QLD, 1:56.00. --, 135 Barralet,
Andrew, QLD, DNF.
Men 110 Metre Hurdles Open
(w: 0.6) 1, 118 Martin, Daniel, VIC, 14.03. 2, 161 Khongbut, Ben, VIC, 14.23.
3, 163 Tysoe, Mitchell, NSW, 14.33. 4, 160 Eyears, Greg, NSW, 14.51. 5, 89
Conway, Jack, QLD, 14.71. 6, 162 Newdick, Brent, NZL, 14.76. 7, 159 Cochrane,
Michael, NZL, 15.04. 8, 14 McCarthy, Kyle, QLD, 15.11. 9, 157 Anderson,
Stuart, QLD, 15.21.
Men 4x100 Metre Relay Open
1, AUSTRALIA ‘A’ (85 Alozie, Anthony 86, 103 Ntiamoah, Isaac 82, 107
Rouge-Serret, Aaron 88, 110 Williams-Swain, Mitchell 92), 39.68. 2, AUSTRALIA
B ‘A’ (90 Emsavana, Andrew 92, 98 Hough, Nicholas 93, 93 Gander, Liam 88, 95
Hammond, Jake 91), 40.07. 3, AUSTRALIA JUNIORS ‘A’ (214 Clarke, Josh 95, 116
Donovan, Hugh 94, 99 Jaworski, Benjamin 93, 87 Bertacco, Matthew 94), 40.59.
4, NZL ‘A’ (96 Harman, Kodi 94, 101 Millar, Joseph 90, 109 Van Der Speck, Carl
77, 215 Toki, Tama 90), 40.74. 5, QLD JUNIORS ‘A’ (300 Ewerton, Almeida 95,
301 Jennings, Kade 95, 126 Scott, Matt 95, 326 Chris, Dale 91), 42.09. 6, FIJ
‘A’ (128 Tabakaucoro, Banuve 90, 146 Narara, Ratutira 90, 130 Waqa, Kemueli
90, 123 Ravana, Roy 90), 42.31. 7, AMP RELAY ‘A’ (105 Patmore, Simon 90, 88
Cole, Gab 90, 207 Swift, Jack 90, 206 Reardon, Scott 90), 44.60. --, COMPOSITE
‘A’ (86 Batman, Daniel 81, 102 Mott, Adrian 85, 94 Groth, Jacob 85, 100
Leathart, Tim 89), DQ. --, PNG ‘A’ (122 Monagi, Reginald 90, 127 Stone, Nelson
90, 328 Boino, Mowen 90, 124 Rivan, John 90), DQ.
Men 4x400 Metre Relay Open
1, AUSTRALIA ‘A’ (211 Offereins, Ben 84, 210 Moore, Kevin 86, 203 Cole,
Brendan 79, 133 Wroe, Sean 85), 3:05.84. 2, NZL ‘A’ (131 Whyte, Andrew 90, 101
Millar, Joseph 90, 132 Wickes, Fraser 95, 216 Jordan, Alex 90), 3:09.74. 3,
AUSTRALIA JUNIORS ‘A’ (129 Waldron, Max 94, 125 Robinson, Joshua 96, 112 Cook,
Sam 94, 213 Kaluschke, James 94), 3:14.53. 4, COMPOSITE ‘A’ (120 McCabe,
Joshua 90, 322 Connolly, Tommy 91, 323 Mackenzie, Christian 92, 324 Grimley,
Luke 91), 3:15.37. 5, PNG ‘A’ (124 Rivan, John 90, 328 Boino, Mowen 90, 329
Kapmatana, Kevin 90, 127 Stone, Nelson 90), 3:17.14. 6, QLD JUNIORS ‘A’ (115
Chol, Gatkuath 93, 306 Cottrell, Corey 95, 307 Seymour, Ben 95, 308 Aird, Jack
95), 3:18.18. 7, QLD JUNIORS ‘B’ (309 Johnstone, Liam 95, 310 Mould, Alexander
95, 311 Lawrence, Jacob 95, 312 Upton, Lawrence 95), 3:31.04. --, FIJ ‘A’ (128
Tabakaucoro, Banuve 90, 146 Narara, Ratutira 90, 130 Waqa, Kemueli 90, 123
Ravana, Roy 90), DQ.
Men High Jump Open
1, 166 Starc, Brandon, NSWIS, 2.18m. 2, 167 Zamel-Paez, Liam, QLD, 2.15m. 3,
164 Armet, Chris, VIC, 1.99m. 4, 165 Mackenzie, Mitchell, VIC, 1.89m.
Men Long Jump Open
1, 170 Frayne, Henry, QAS, 7.91m, w:NWI. 2, 168 Crowe, Scott, VIC, 7.33m,
w:NWI. 3, 162 Newdick, Brent, NZL, 7.00m, w:NWI. 4, 169 Egan, Daniel, NSW,
6.96m, w:NWI. 5, 175 Soliman, Thomas, NSW, 6.91m, w:NWI. 6, 176 Stevens,
Robert, VIC, 6.91m, w:NWI. 7, 171 Mammarella, Blake, QLD, 6.21m, w:NWI. --,
173 Noffke, Chris, QAS, FOUL. --, 174 Rabone, Adam, VIC, FOUL.
Men Triple Jump Open
1, 181 Lumley, Joshua, NSW, 15.86m, w:2.3. 2, 174 Rabone, Adam, VIC, 15.34m,
w:1.4. 3, 182 Rauchfuss, Callan, VIC, 15.21m, w:-0.8. 4, 180 King, Ben, VIC,
14.96m, w:-0.4. 5, 178 Fletcher, Shaun, QLD, 14.94m, w:0.7. 6, 177 Cox,
Benjamin, NSW, 14.76m, w:-0.8. 7, 183 Tripney, Steven, NSW, 13.16m, w:-0.2.
Men Hammer Throw Open
1, 187 Wardhaugh, Simon, QLD, 65.21m. 2, 184 Driesen, Tim, VIC, 65.12m. 3, 186
Peacock, Huw, TIS, 59.85m. 4, 185 Higgins, Will, NSW, 57.40m.
Men Javelin Throw Open
1, 195 Peacock, Hamish, TIS, 77.34m. 2, 194 Outzen, Matthew, NSWIS, 75.75m. 3,
192 Hazle, Mike, USA, 74.05m. 4, 196 Robinson, Josh, QLD, 72.76m. 5, 198
White, William, QLD, 72.65m. 6, 188 Andria Maya, Luanga, VIC, 70.80m. 7, 191
Hall, Tom, QLD, 67.74m. 8, 189 Cann, Luke, VIS, 67.73m. 9, 193 Lang, Elliott,
NSW, 65.99m.
Men 110 Metre Hurdles Under 20
(w: -0.3) 1, 199 Collins, Anthony, QLD, 14.45. 2, 202 Woodgate, James, QLD,
14.46. 3, 200 Dubler, Cedric, QLD, 14.53. 4, 201 Kemp, Joshua, QLD, 15.04.
Men 3000m Madison
1, 227 Bird-Smith, Dane, QLD
Women 1200m Madison
1, 36 Dick, Emma, QLD

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corrected ages for NZ team which was U20 so gives a better perspective.

Good to see Andrea Miller back racing. This was her first race since Delhi.

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KK,

How does the 200 time compare? Didn’t this athlete run a short while ago in 200?

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ESTI which athlete are you referring to please?

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Hi John: Your Kiwi juniors lost on average only 1-second per athlete against an Aussie senior team which won gold at Delhi Com Games (Offereins who ran first leg in Brisbane was dropped for the relay final in Delhi, replaced by Kevin Moore. But in Brisbane the last three men were the same as per Delhi final. The change was on first leg where Offereins came in for Joel MIlburn who is returning from injury and has yet to race this summer.
This NZ team should be properly funded, brought into camp occasionally, sent to the US for some relay experience. You have the makings of an outstanding unit. They just need a bit of pressure from others (older or younger) in the lead-up to, say, Glasgow Comm Games. That’s what I would be targetting in the medium range.

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no argument from me, add to that group the following

Matthew Robinson DOB 19 Jul 1991 ran 47.78 last March
Tyler Collings DOB 26 Nov 1993 ran 48.31 last April
Thomas Symes DOB 19 April 1994 ran 48.09 in December
Scott Burch DOB 3 May 1991 ran 48.52 last March

and you have a pretty good squad to develop. Time will tell.

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Yep kk we have targetted teams to Glasgow. I am in charge of this gig, hopefully we can pull it together. Still a very very long way to go with some teams but this 4x4 group is young and has plenty of depth. Hopefully by the end of the summer we will have 3/4 men running in the 46’s which gives us a realistic chance to go at least sub 3 mins 5s. However, 4x4 in the Commonwealth is a tough event with some damn good teams! Jamaica, UK, Australia, Nigeria…

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Gofast, how is David Ambler running these days? Is he still in the US?

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Hi Neospeed. Yeah he is still in the US, going nowhere. 10.50s his fastest time last year, 10.41s the year before with a 2.0 tail. 10.35s in 12 degrees the year before with me…I better stop going on about it. He is in a program where some guys have run real fast so I guess the coach believes he is doing the right thing, I guess just not the right thing for Dave. Very much a lean slightly forward running technique with major focus on frequency as well as high intensity repeatability work in training methods. Can’t say that’s how I would do it but ah well, not my athlete…

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Well if he knows what’s good for him, he should get back to NZ before it’s too late! I remember he was really taking it up to the best aussie sprinters a couple of years ago.

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Yeah I figure he will see out his days at Florida State then it may be all over for him from what I’ve heard. Shame, think he could have been something pretty decent considering he was running 10.35s off only about 18 months work…

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Gofast,
so is Alex Jordan off to Baylor as planned?

http://www.stuff.co.nz/nelson-mail/sport/5157135/Jordan-to-race-in-Europe-soon

mind you that would stuff up him moving up to 800m as the experts on NZRun say is what he should do. :wink:

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No he is staying in NZ now. Scholarship at Baylor seemed to fall through. Has been based in Nelson for the last few months with the earthquake in ChCh and no track and is now going to be based in Wellington for maybe the next 12 months till we get a track back in ChCh…then hopefully we can get things going properly again…

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Interesting. This is exactly how Walter Dix runs. Would be interesting to know weather Dix’ technique is a result of this trainig or weather Dix’ success inspired the coach to try to make everyone run like him.

BTW: Kieran Showler-Davis from the UK now runs for FSU as well. His 200m PB is 20.75. He ran 22.46 in Fayetteville last weekend.

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a track in ChCh, mate that’s gotta be what 5 years away?

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John, track should be in ChCh in about 12 months. Lots of positive discussions going on and all parties keen with $$ ready to spend. Fingers crossed it will work.

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Yeah also very little upper body weights too. Looks like KSD hasn’t opened so well indoors robin1, he’d be hoping that improves quickly!

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gofast, what do you put his improvement down to over those 18 months? I’m curious to know how you structured his program during that time.
Cheers.

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Yeah sure. He came in with a pretty small strength background so we worked on that quite intensively getting up to 117.5kg power clean at 69kg which was encouraging. Plenty of focus on plyos and also on the technical model. We just started to focus on hip strength near the end but he had a very long way to go from being maxed out in strength.

He didn’t know how to push out of the start when we began. He used to run with high frequency at the start and die at the end but with a different technical focus and some small amounts of max vel and speed endurance work introduced meant the second half of his race started to become his strength.