Senior Sprint Coach for NUI Galway and Galway City Harriers. Track Captain for Galway City Harriers.
I've a passion for Athletics, all things Track & Field
@mcwexford@Jeremy_P_Lyons@dublin_sprint@galvinsports@GalvinSinead Really sad seeing this - Giant of a man for what has done for Irish coaching. Few times throughout my coaching journey I reached out for help and Jeremy was very kind with his time and knowledge and I’ll never forget that.
@egansadventures I think you only need a B standard if getting a reallocated place - if you’re in initial road to ranking spots you don’t need B standard which is a welcome change.
@boriakinola01 @MarkSmythy AAI policy, you have to hit a B standard to be selected or if was part of relay going. World ranking has its issues, that guy below has run 20.4, but below him again is a 20.0 athlete (from US) and below that again is a 20.2 athlete who obv didn’t know how to navigate points.
@leonr200m I think most people don't understand how good that is. 20.77 is as good as 6.57 60m about 1 point in ranking difference (for a guideline at least), it's a better standard all the other sprint finals which were amazing. Some depth in Irish male sprinting right now 60m-400m
Misneach = Courage
I'll be on the @RTELateLateShow tonight with @RyanTubridyShow talking about the documentary Misneach that aired on @TG4TV during the week.
Tune in 9.35 @RTEOne
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@Cliffjennings48 @dublin_sprint@raftery_jack Not Robert but one of Robert’s training partners Andrew Egan - 34.51 and believe 3rd was pretty close to that. Great run by Jack esp considering how big he is for indoors
@BrianGregan89@Euro_Champs Bring it in for sprints at Irish Nationals esp as you have open entry.
That being said, I wonder how much of a difference it would even make, generally the athletes who perform best in final are the ones who don't have to run as close to pbs to qualify and conserve energy,ietop12