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News from the 2005 AIDA Pool?
- Thread starterdonmoore
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finale 1)natalja molchanowa 7´16 (WR)(vr5´47),
2)veronika dittes 7´00(vr6´14),
3)joanna nordblad 6´06(vr5´32) -
4)ruth flores5´00(vr5´37),
5)suzy kensington 3´57(5´36)
...christina schon 6´26 BO (vr6´07), malgorzata matkowska 5,22DISQ(vr5´23), lotta ericson 4´38DISQ (vor5´38)
finale 1) sam still 8´14(vr 8´19),
2)timo kinnunen 7´53(vr 7´09),
3)wolle neugebauer 7´07(vr 7´17),
4)oliver haug 6´48(vr 7´01),
5)ryuzo shinomiya 6´44(vr6´54),
6)alex tzanerakis 6´42(vr7´15),
7)deron verbeck 6´28(vr6´45),
8)stig severinsen 5´03(vr 6´45)
mehr bericht später, muss schlafen, morgen Dynamic ohne...
wolle
finale 1)natalja molchanowa 7´16 (WR)(vr5´47),
2)veronika dittes 7´00(vr6´14),
3)joanna nordblad 6´06(vr5´32) -
4)ruth flores5´00(vr5´37),
5)suzy kensington 3´57(5´36)
...christina schon 6´26 BO (vr6´07), malgorzata matkowska 5,22DISQ(vr5´23), lotta ericson 4´38DISQ (vor5´38)
finale 1) sam still 8´14(vr 8´19),
2)timo kinnunen 7´53(vr 7´09),
3)wolle neugebauer 7´07(vr 7´17),
4)oliver haug 6´48(vr 7´01),
5)ryuzo shinomiya 6´44(vr6´54),
6)alex tzanerakis 6´42(vr7´15),
7)deron verbeck 6´28(vr6´45),
8)stig severinsen 5´03(vr 6´45)
mehr bericht später, muss schlafen, morgen Dynamic ohne...
wolle
I'm shocked I'm the first person shouting that, but ELABORATE!!!!!!!Alun said:
2 8+ statics the same day, mind boggling performence!!
Amazing competition. It totally destroyed my apnealotto but its nice to see some new faces on the podium. Big congrats to Natalja and Sam Still.
I would like to know more about Tom Sietas and Lotta Ericssons performances. I had Lotta everywhere in my lotto because so many female names were new to me and Lotta was not :duh
I hope to read Sebastian Murats name on the reports from the DNF tomorrow. That would be interesting.
Peace
I would like to know more about Tom Sietas and Lotta Ericssons performances. I had Lotta everywhere in my lotto because so many female names were new to me and Lotta was not :duh
I hope to read Sebastian Murats name on the reports from the DNF tomorrow. That would be interesting.
Peace
i'm sure Sam can elaborate in more detail himself when he gets online, but basically he spent about 6 months in India, and during that time he tried fasting as a yoga exercise. during the fast he discovered that his static times improved... a lot! it's well known that fasting will reduce your metabolic rate so it's not that surprising. fasting for a number of days (7+) should improve your static times significantly, but not in every case it would seem.... Eric told me that he recently tried fasting but with no real improvement in his static performance. perhaps his fast wasn't long enough to push down his metabolism beyond some threshold or maybe there are other factors coming into play.
obviously fasting isn't something you can keep up for long and there must come a point of diminishing returns. i don't recommend that anyone tries this unless you really know what you're doing! i've never tried it myself - depriving myself of food for days on end is not my idea of fun.
to me there appears to be a "barrier" around 8.30 which is very difficult to cross unless you are able to really reduce to metabolism dramatically in some way. i don't know anything about Tom's techniques/preparation. it would be great if he shared some of his ideas with us on DB sometime. i feel pretty sure that it must possible to maintain a "lifestyle" (i.e. diet, eating pattern, exercise etc) that can significantly reduce your metabolism *and* is sustainable over the long term.
obviously fasting isn't something you can keep up for long and there must come a point of diminishing returns. i don't recommend that anyone tries this unless you really know what you're doing! i've never tried it myself - depriving myself of food for days on end is not my idea of fun.
to me there appears to be a "barrier" around 8.30 which is very difficult to cross unless you are able to really reduce to metabolism dramatically in some way. i don't know anything about Tom's techniques/preparation. it would be great if he shared some of his ideas with us on DB sometime. i feel pretty sure that it must possible to maintain a "lifestyle" (i.e. diet, eating pattern, exercise etc) that can significantly reduce your metabolism *and* is sustainable over the long term.
www.shark.nu I just updated the gallery with the pictures of the result lists of static and dynamic with fins. You can also find the start times for today dynamic without fins. Also some other pictures from day 2 and 3. Maybe later some video's over there as well.
28 min untill official top... have to go to work!
28 min untill official top... have to go to work!
(these are not official results, just my personal estimates. It's very hard compiling them since the annoucer only mentions random names with a very thick accent). Sorry for mispelling some names...
Here's how I count it...Not official, let's see if I beat the official results There may be a few meters margin of error, so the last finals spots are estimates...
1. Sandra Piovanicci ~108
2. Natalia Molchanova ~93
3. Renate De Bruyn 93
4. Brigitte panegas ~93
5. Yamina Enedahl-Mekki ~90
6. Johanna Nordblad ~90
7. Joanna Massacard ~80
8. Aniko ~80
Katja Kedenburg ~75
Päivi Mettovaara ~70
1. Pavel Strugala ~140
2. Stig Severinsen 130+
3. Panos Lianos 126
4. Wolfram Neugenbauer ~125
5. Mitja Štampfer 125
6. Alexei Molchanov 124
7. William Winram 110
8. Cristian Something 110
Kars Van Kouven ~110
Peter Colat 109
Sebastian Näslund 108
Glen Venghaus 105
François Bujard 100+
Sam Still 100
Jura Darc 100
Luka Bengov 100
George Georgias ~100
Junko Kitahama 85
Michael asp ~ 85
Roland van den akker ~85
Timo Kinnunen 75
Robert Knapp 100dq
Tom Sietas ~127 red card (for touching the wall, propably protest)
Morgan Bourch'is 110 bo
Robert Lauper ~62
Sofus Kreutzmann 82
Deron Verbek ~62
Kosuke Okamoto ~65
More after the break (I didn't have time to check if someone already posted results)
(cont.)
That's it for qualifying...
Here's how I count it...Not official, let's see if I beat the official results
There may be a few meters margin of error, so the last finals spots are estimates...1. Sandra Piovanicci ~108
2. Natalia Molchanova ~93
3. Renate De Bruyn 93
4. Brigitte panegas ~93
5. Yamina Enedahl-Mekki ~90
6. Johanna Nordblad ~90
7. Joanna Massacard ~80
8. Aniko ~80
Katja Kedenburg ~75
Päivi Mettovaara ~70
1. Pavel Strugala ~140
2. Stig Severinsen 130+
3. Panos Lianos 126
4. Wolfram Neugenbauer ~125
5. Mitja Štampfer 125
6. Alexei Molchanov 124
7. William Winram 110
8. Cristian Something 110
Kars Van Kouven ~110
Peter Colat 109
Sebastian Näslund 108
Glen Venghaus 105
François Bujard 100+
Sam Still 100
Jura Darc 100
Luka Bengov 100
George Georgias ~100
Junko Kitahama 85
Michael asp ~ 85
Roland van den akker ~85
Timo Kinnunen 75
Robert Knapp 100dq
Tom Sietas ~127 red card (for touching the wall, propably protest)
Morgan Bourch'is 110 bo
Robert Lauper ~62
Sofus Kreutzmann 82
Deron Verbek ~62
Kosuke Okamoto ~65
More after the break (I didn't have time to check if someone already posted results)
(cont.)
That's it for qualifying...
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Tom didn't know he's not aloved to touch the wall. He swam under the line and grabed the pool edge. I don't think he'll even protest and im sure there's no was they will recognize his performance. Too bad. The second mistake. I talked to him later on and he was realy sad because he didn't know, but they said it on the breafing...
Stig said he's going for 200m later in the finals.
Jome I have the same estimates but some of ur names are wrong:
Jure Daić 100 and
Luka Pengov did 101m
it really doestn matter but ther are from my team. And so is Mitja Štampfer who really did amazing today..
Stig said he's going for 200m later in the finals.
Jome I have the same estimates but some of ur names are wrong:
Jure Daić 100 and
Luka Pengov did 101m
it really doestn matter but ther are from my team
. And so is Mitja Štampfer who really did amazing today..
It has been a great comp and the new rules along with fact that it is an individual competition mean that the athletes are really pushing.
They do not have to worry about letting down their team mates or having a little shiver at the end of their performance. Personally, I can see the new rules being revised soon. Maybe giving only 15 secs to complete the surface protocol and only having one attempt at the protocol. Many athletes had trained to the new rules and really pushed and many did not train to the new rules. Lots were tripping up on the protocol and then correcting themselves or finishing their shakes and then doing the protocol. The amount of shaking that produces a BO has been very consistant and the judges are concentrating on head shakes and relaxing of the neck muscles rather than looking for a twitching eye brow.
One other point is that the new coaching rules says that if you have your own coach you do not need to be tapped in Static unless the judge believes that you have lost consciousness. Many athletes had no taps and at first some of the judges seeemed unaware of this rule change and were asking for taps at 1 minute before the announced performance.
They do not have to worry about letting down their team mates or having a little shiver at the end of their performance. Personally, I can see the new rules being revised soon. Maybe giving only 15 secs to complete the surface protocol and only having one attempt at the protocol. Many athletes had trained to the new rules and really pushed and many did not train to the new rules. Lots were tripping up on the protocol and then correcting themselves or finishing their shakes and then doing the protocol. The amount of shaking that produces a BO has been very consistant and the judges are concentrating on head shakes and relaxing of the neck muscles rather than looking for a twitching eye brow.
One other point is that the new coaching rules says that if you have your own coach you do not need to be tapped in Static unless the judge believes that you have lost consciousness. Many athletes had no taps and at first some of the judges seeemed unaware of this rule change and were asking for taps at 1 minute before the announced performance.
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For the dutch fans...
I put up a story on the Team Shark-Bait Site, as the NFDB.org site is unavailable at this moment.
Enjoy.
Regards SB
I put up a story on the Team Shark-Bait Site, as the NFDB.org site is unavailable at this moment.
Enjoy.
Regards SB
Alun said:
I was tempted do a mini-elaborate. Mainly because I am SO proud of my brother.
But I'll let him do it. :duh What I will say is that he's an absolute inspiration.
And it's made a difference to me as well.
Mega proud. :friday
