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Alan Webb: Don't count him out yet, Webb doubles 3:43/14:15!

Apr 15 by Ryan From Flotrack

On Saturday, April 14th, Alan Webb took to the track and showed everyone (and more importantly himself) that he's still here and is working his way towards the Olympic Trials in Eugene at the end of t...

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Alan Webb 3:43/14:15 Double M 1500 H01 & M 5000 H01 (both races) 2012 George Mason Invitational 12380 views

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Uploaded by Kevin Liao | November 30, -0001

Men's 1500M - Section 1
1 Banks, Mike Unattached 3:42.37
2 Stilin, Joe Princeton 3:42.79
3 Springer, Andrew Georgetown 3:43.04
4 Webb, Alan Unattached 3:43.28
5 Everett, Daniel Columbia 3:43.80

Men's 5000M -Section 1
1 Webb, Alan NIKE 14:15.54
2 Luff, Sam Georgetown Running Co 14:22.51
3 Paulson, Matt Boston U. 14:22.85
4 Burns, Christopher Navy 14:49.33
5 Kacyon, Matthew Temple 14:52.67

Speakers: Alan Webb, Michael Banks, Daniel Everett, Andrew Springer, Joe Stilin
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Comments7 comments

 joey kochlacs is god 1 year ago

fast forward to 8:20 for the real show

Karl Johnson 1 year ago

I really want him to come back, looks like he's doing just that! I hope he trains nice and carefully to avoid injury or burnout b/c he's on the right track it would seem.

Paul Angeles 1 year ago

Webb didn't start checking splits until the final 4 laps of the 5-k. Basically, he raced the final mile. Don't think he was too concerned with his 5-k time. Last lap was 60 sec. on tired legs. He's building strength.

Joel Genter 1 year ago

Yes! I knew he'd come. He's not all the way back. I'm so happy. God bless, Alan

Anonymous Coward 1 year ago

why is it not here anymore...?

BRO 1 year ago

HE'S BACK!

Anonymous Coward 1 year ago

well, at least 15 seconds off his pr is better than 25 seconds.