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6 hours ago, Bearas said:

What's happening to him? Exhaustion? mental health issues? He's regressed and literally on trajectory to retire before he's even 23 lol.....

People underestimate just how much work the NCAA is.  Pretty common to see people putting up big numbers in May but fading by the middle of the Euro season.

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and with another flop (Benati...he was running 46 secs dead as a under-18, he's still there...he hasn't improved in all of his junior and post-junior years :facepalm:) I'm done with this thing...

 

back on Sunday for Larissa, the rest isn't worth the waste of time :pope:

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30 minutes ago, Grassmarket said:

People underestimate just how much work the NCAA is.  Pretty common to see people putting up big numbers in May but fading by the middle of the Euro season.

I don't think there was that much to do this year, to be honest.

 

I remember seasons where everybody had to start every single weekend. Mykolas only threw in like three competitions before heading back to Lithuania.

 

If there is anyone that could complain this year, it would be the heptathletes: Enok, Juškevičiūtė (LTU), Blaževica, Bačianskaitė (LTU) and all four of them are looking fine. Juškevičiūtė and Bačianskaitė will start in the Lithuanian championships in two weeks, but they've been looking well in their recent starts. 

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24 minutes ago, phelps said:

and with another flop (Benati...he was running 46 secs dead as a under-18, he's still there...he hasn't improved in all of his junior and post-junior years :facepalm:) I'm done with this thing...

 

back on Sunday for Larissa, the rest isn't worth the waste of time :pope:

Perhaps a case of overtraining a young talent, or perhaps he just reached his limits.

 

Every country has a huge amount of young prospects, which for one reason or another don't reach the heights that we learn to expect from them. 

 

Yes, you can be happy for talented u18 athletes, but expecting them to dominate juniors and seniors is pretty much gambling, because we don't know what's going on in their lives and bodies to make conclusions on why something isn't working. 

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2 hours ago, Grassmarket said:

People underestimate just how much work the NCAA is.  Pretty common to see people putting up big numbers in May but fading by the middle of the Euro season.

None of :GBR NCAA field eventers have made out of the Qs today, all way down on PB/SB.  :mumble:

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Great battle between :FIN Vanninen and :NED Dokter in the heptathlon. Both can still take the win today! Vanninen used to be the strongest in this age group, but Dokter has really caught up and is working on a great heptathlon with 2 PBs already yesterday.

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