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Just now, Olympian1010 said:

It could. It’d be the like the ultra marathon of race walking. It still think I’d be cool to have a shorter distance event (importantly while keeping the traditional distances), maybe a 5km

 

5km walk? Bad idea. You couldn't enforce the rules at all and cheating would be common. Plus you throw the stamina factor out of the way completely.

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Bassant Hemeida is the 1st Egyptian woman to pass 1st Rd ever in a major Athletics event really great job by her 

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Just now, Monzanator said:

 

5km walk? Bad idea. You couldn't enforce the rules at all and cheating would be common. Plus you throw the stamina factor out of the way completely.

Heats system. Either QF -> SF -> F, or 3 SF -> F. Maybe better over 2.5km

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7 minutes ago, Olympian1010 said:

It could. It’d be the like the ultra marathon of race walking. It still think I’d be cool to have a shorter distance event (importantly while keeping the traditional distances), maybe a 5km

 

I think a 100m race walk would be awesome. I predict a lot of faults, however. 

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Just now, ofan said:

 

I think a 100m race walk would be awesome. I predict a lot of faults, however. 

 

Also, I am very keen on a 100m sprint in cross country skiing. What do people think of this?

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2 hours ago, OlympicsFan said:

Looking at the countries of origin of most of the canadian athletes here i wouldn't be surprised if Canada tried to bought Chepkoech. Luckily she has enough pride to not switch nationalities for money.

Canada does not buy athletes.... there is no money for that. 

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42 minutes ago, intoronto said:

Canada does not buy athletes.... there is no money for that. 

USA do it friend. That's why I support Canada in sports also

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1 hour ago, ofan said:

 

Also, I am very keen on a 100m sprint in cross country skiing. What do people think of this?

No. 

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Just now, George_D said:

USA do it friend. That's why I support Canada in sports also

Who’d we buy? I’m not being confrontational. I’m genuinely curious :mumble:

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