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Athletics WA World Championships 2025


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1 minute ago, clemsonbeav said:

(BTW, I'm impressed at all you Europeans up watching the marathon...do you not ever sleep?  :p)

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During last weekend's Women's Volleyball World Championships, I didn't sleep for three or four nights from nerves and later the excitement wore going down until Tuesday, so I'm used to it. Now I can relax a bit, although it's difficult.

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7 minutes ago, clemsonbeav said:

So how long will the American be out front like this?

 

Edit: Apparently she likes taking the lead.  This is on her Wikipedia page, about her race at 2023 Budapest: "Sullivan took the lead in the first section of the race in the hot weather. The field of elites at one point was nearly two minutes behind her as the announcers told her story and she reached unimpeded for her water bottles. She faded in the later miles to finish 58th in 2:44:24 while Amane Beriso took the win in 2:24:23."

Just started to look tired now

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3 minutes ago, copravolley said:

My good old school friend used to say: "The night is too beautiful for sleep." :)

For LA28, it will be nice because events will start around lunchtime for me (East Coast...3 hours difference), but won't finish until 1 or 2am...but I am a teacher and have summers off, so I could stay up late each night... ;)

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2 minutes ago, copravolley said:

My good old school friend used to say: "The night is too beautiful for sleep." :)

Not lying, when I was younger it was much more easier. Vancouver 2010 I did not sleep 16 consecutive nights and still felt well, not sure I will be able to repeat the same achievement for LA though

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Just now, clemsonbeav said:

For LA28, it will be nice because events will start around lunchtime for me (East Coast...3 hours difference), but won't finish until 1 or 2am...but I am a teacher and have summers off, so I could stay up late each night... ;)

And what part of the USA are you from? Because there's as much difference between New York and Hawaii as there is between New York and Rome :)

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