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Uploaded by Colt McElwaine | April 19, 2010
Ryan Hall talks about his race at the 2010 Boston Marathon. Ryan ran 2:08:41 to break the American course record at Boston.
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2 years ago
I read that Chicago marathon race director Carey Pinkowski is going to try and put together a weak field this year to give Ryan Hall the best chance to win. Kenya has won Chicago 7 straight years and the last time an american born male runner won chicago was Grey Meyer in 1982. It's been 30 years since we have won London. in 35 years we have never won Berlin. Boston has been 27 years. So for you math wizards out there that is a combined 119 years since we've had a winner in those 4 marathons, but every keeps saying that American distance running is back, can someone explain please. maybe i'm missing something. |
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to toast
2 years ago
well said, Toast. the women's race coverage was even worse. they could use walkie talkies, or two way radios, then we are talking high tech. the nfl analogy was perfect, they always take the camera away when there is a move made. |
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toast
2 years ago
Yes TV coverage very bad, not sure why they dont treat it like a bike race with real splits for each runner at the least, I watched it after the fact and knew the results going in, so I am thinking to myself the entire second half, how the hell does Hall get up to take 4th. I dont know squat about broadcasting but how difficult could it be to put a guy on a bicycle with a cell phone and have him radio in to the TV folks how Hall is running. Not even going to comment on the womens coverage as the broadcaster even said it himself, not sure if the splits are right, I'm counting in my head ... come on guys, u get paid to do this ... get it right. It would be like watching an NFL game and the annoucer saying, Looks like a TD, not sure, will know more later , after the commerical, u come back after the commercial and the games is now 17-0 and your like ,,, what did I miss, well that is running on TV. Hope for the best, plan for it to be a disaster. |
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Mike Clinch
2 years ago
wish i would have been able to watch Ryan and Meb run their amazing races. (See Comment Below) |
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Mike Clinch
2 years ago
Too bad the TV coverage sucked again and the announcers were NOT good. Same old sucky coverage. Did I mention how bad it was? Really all involved in this TV coverage of ANY running event over 800m need to take a lesson and watch one, any stage of the Tour de France and you will get a clinic on how to cover a race. Phil Liggett, Paul Sherwin, Bob Roll, and the eloquent Craig hummer could all make the race much more interesting even though they specialize in cycling. There could be time gaps, helicopter coverage, lead pack, chase pack, all easily done with current technology. well maybe I am asking too much for the helicopter. Did anyone know where Ryan Hall was at all??? I was pissed they barely even mentioned his name and he was only a minute back!!! Horrible coverage... how boring for a non runner to try and watch. |
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Jimmy Davis
2 years ago
Awesome job man!!! |
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Ruth
2 years ago
Congratulations Ryan on a great race yesterday! Your glorious outlook is really what the sport needs... Well done and keep up the good work.. I am proud of you. |
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GUY
2 years ago
If knowing the course makes as big as a difference as Ryan says it does just imagine how much faster the Africans could go if they knew the courses better... |
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2 years ago
Good job Ryan. Keep up the great work. We are rooting for you. And we are proud to have you as one of America's top runners. |
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Taylor Whiteside
2 years ago
And another thing for you smack talkers... do you ever realize that it's easy for you to justify what you do but constantly criticize others? As Ozzy Osbourne says " If you choose to criticize you choose your enemy." |
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Taylor Whiteside
2 years ago
I'm pretty sure Ryan can run faster than all of us here. So for all those smack talkers EFF YOU! hahaha |
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john adams
2 years ago
guess the american's just have to train harder. have been waiting much to long to see an american win the boston marathon. have to really want to win.....TO WIN. |
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anti-egun
2 years ago
please, please keep your uneducated dribble to the confines of your local bar. |
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Kevin Fuller
2 years ago
He ran a great race yesterday. I am waiting for the day that the surge goes and he goes with them and wins. But to win yesterday would have required an insane run as was done by Mr. Robert Cheruiyot as shown by smashing the course record by over 80 seconds. I agreee that the 2:08 is still awesome. |
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biggot
2 years ago
you sir, mr. egun, are a biggot |
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2 years ago
you're the man ryan. |
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2 years ago
love ya ryan that's right stay positive regardless of the result god bless. |
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rmw
2 years ago
The time Hall ran today was faster than Merga ran last year for first place. |
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Man
2 years ago
And is it just me or does he seem timid of pain? |
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Geoffrey Schofield
2 years ago
If I was nudged off the podium by 2 seconds I'd be PISSED |
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John Mattingly
2 years ago
breaking the american record at boston. . . . . . .WHAT? What does that matter at all?first of all, Ryan Hall is a fantastic runner and it doesnt matter if he "needs to win something", running a 2:08 in a marathon is an amazing feat. and second of all, why are you so obsessed with meaningless records that he has broken? if you dont think what he accomplished matters then fine, you can say it, but dont go around bashing him for something that he has legitemitely done, like its some stupid record that anyone could do like being the fastest blonde at boston. Grow up man. |
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phantom
2 years ago
2:08 at Boston is badass. |
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Harry X
2 years ago
Hall ran a brilliant race. |
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egun
2 years ago
breaking the american record at boston. . . . . . .WHAT? What does that matter at all? |
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2 years ago
haha i just want to say a great race to ryan and congrats on the record but it was an averagely warm day here in boston whats with the massive jacket? |
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Man
2 years ago
Glad the he broke the course record HOWEVER, I agree to some extent with Anonymus Coward, we shouldn't be overly ecstatic with him getting 4th, and also, please don't make the ethnicity excuse, he's the first non African in the race but who cares, the Africans still, and always will be, at the starting line |
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MidDistanceGUy
2 years ago
I am a mid distance guy and pretty ignorant when it comes to marathon strategy so feel free to correct me, but IMO, Ryan had a superb run but how anyone can say he raced well is beyond me. He simply did not race. This was a time trial for him, and extremely impressive time trail but not a race. |
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Big run
2 years ago
It's the positive energy and enthusiasm that someone brings to the sport that really counts in the long run. Ryan is a class act and he did his best on the day. "Steps" sounds like a great organization to connect with! The bar will continue to rise and the competition is only going to intensify! Staying optimistic and focused on the future is where it's at! Brilliant race Ryan!!!! |
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2 years ago
that jacket looks like a turtle shell on him |
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Shawn Simon
2 years ago
again, north americans champion mediocrityAgain, anonymous coward = captain sissypants. Shut up! The dude got fourth and was the fastest American ever on the course, almost getting last years champ. Incidentally, no Asians, Europeans, South Americans, Australians, or Antarcticans in the top five so what's your point. top 5 in anything is not mediocrity. Blazin Ryan keep it up! |
