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Most athletes are right at their main peak period, end of February to early March. It's not the first time athletes try and get their peak a little later when the last competition of the season is in Calgary or Salt Lake.

If I'm gonna start with this I will have to give up sleeping and eating probably, I'm already 15 hours per day short as it is

1:06.18 by the way, exactly a second faster than Gerard van Velde's legendarily epic 1000m WR and Olympic gold on the same track in 2002

Yeah, test that 'ice master' who created some absolutely perfect ice in perfect conditions on perfect altitude

And 1:11.61 for Bowe in the 1000m to close out the day with another WR....after Miho Takagi (an allrounder!) went sub-1:12 as first woman ever in the race before What a day, unbelievable. This was a historic day for speed skating

Because mixed relay is bullcrap

1:06.18 WR for Kjeld Nuis on the 1000m RIP Shani Davis' ten year old WR

Which competition is this?

And 3:52,03 WR for Sablikova on the 3km, what a day

What the flying fuck is this, Kulizhnikov DESTROYS Shinhama's 5 minute old record and skates 33.616 With a lap of 23.9, what the hell, first ever sub-24 lap

I 'borrow it from the neighbours' It's strange, I'm living perfectly in 2019 but when it comes to MMA, I'm actually living in early 2018. The only thing I knew was impossible to avoid was Khabib - McGregor, so I watched that on the day itself, apart from that all the guys who were reigning champions a year ago are - as far as I know - still the reigning champions

WOW! 33.83 WR for this season's sprint sensation Tatsuya Shinhama Obliterates Kulizhnikov's 33.98 (first and until today only ever to go sub-34)

I'm still in early 2018 when it comes to watching MMA (UFC and Bellator, maybe ONE), so far I've more or less managed to avoid one year of spoilers Well, one doesn't have to run far, or excersise a lot, I'd say do a little every day counts just as well in staying active in between watching sports. I am aware it is a bit of a problem though sometimes, I can get quite stressed if people decide to show up on a Saturday or Sunday making me miss some race or event or something because I'd much rather watch that

I am very much aware of that, yes And when it's cross-country skiing and biathlon, obviously she's the 'lead watcher', as in talking in detail about who is doing well and having a good technique, or showing signs of fatique etc

YES! Please, 36 hour days I still have the highlights of yesterday's women's bandy final (Universiade) and last night's boxing (GBR) to see, and a lot of today. And about stuff suffering over sports: Job: for now that's mostly making sure people make their exams in a small exam center, which is rather peaceful and allows me to split my time between studying and watching sports around 70/30 Dating: girlfriend, lives in the other side of the world so when she's not here that has no effect and when she's here she wants to watch half of the sports I watch too Going out: hate it Physical activity: manage to run 2-3 times a week (7-10-15km, it counts) and at night I can get on my indoor bike, which counts

I didn't see the men's relay, but the women's relay was definitely rightfully DQ'ed, they just crashed into Canada right after an exchange

12th place for junior Sam Maes is the best ever Belgian (serious) World Cup result Not counting those obscure top-10 places in the early 80's and earlier in races with 5-10 participants

That's the Sahrawi Republic

Schaaf is way too hyperexcited about everything for my taste. Or it's just her voice, I don't know. I like what she says, I don't like how she brings it Darznieks is pretty cool, I like Dajana Eitberger as well.

Thanks to this post I realize he was in the race I thought he would be focussing entirely on next season after his illness.

Doll throwing away a medal.

That'd be awesome, is my feeling after taking a quick look at my prediction.

Surprise!

Loginov says 'me, me, me'

Ouch, Samuelsson