1500 Meter run

I'd buy spikes

The first time the mens long course world record for 1,500m was under 17 minutes was by Roy Saari (USA) in September 1964 when he swamm 16:58.7

Shorter track

The Olympic record for the women's 1500 meter run is 3:53.96 set by Paula Ilie-Ivan of Romania at the 1988 Games in Seoul.

Steve Ovett of Great Britain.

Steve Cram's 3:29.67 for the 1500 in 1985 broke Ovett's record of 3:30.77 set in 1983.

Sebastian Coe.

Shuttle run is a type of exercise that is used mostly by athletes and coaches. The muscles this exercise uses is the rectus femoris; a quadricep muscle.

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A meter has 39 inches, so multiply 39 x 400 then didvide x 12 to reduce inches to feet:- Result = 1300 feet

Direct Conversion Formula400 m*

1 ft

0.3048 m

=

1,312.335958 ft

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While 1600m is closer to a true mile, there is no specific reason why internationally the 1500m is ran instead of the 1600m. The 1500m race started in the late 1800s in Europe, most likely as a metric version of the 1 mile race the Americans were running during that time. Once the metric system became the widely accepted measurement standard throughout most of the world the 1500m was officially adopted by International competition. With a record book spanning over 100 years for the 1500m race, it is unlikely the 1600m will become an official International race. The 1600m however, is most commonly ran in Highschool track.

The 1500 meter run event was a mens only event at the 1960 Games in Rome.

Gold: Herb Elliott, Australia

Silver: Michel Jazy, France

Bronze: István Rózsavölgyi, Hungary

5 minutes, 30 seconds

I remember back in the late 70's that we used a 5 milimetre spike for a tartan(rubber) surfaced track, longer for a gravel track, say 10 mil.

The runners' surname is Sabastien Coe of Great Britain.

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Through the 2008 Games in Beijing, the Olympic record for the 3000 meter steeplechase is 8:05:51 by Julius Kariuki of Kenya at the 1988 Games in Seoul.

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Well it all depends on what perspective you are writing this letter from. Are you a teacher, coach, employer, or alumni? It would help to include facts about the student athlete that would increase his/her chances of receiving the scholarship. Maybe you should include examples on how the student has gone above and beyond expectations. All examples should include athletics and academics for competitive balance.

it depends on what surface you run on. 1/16 inch is generally used on all weather tracks

Men - 1) 2008 - Rashid Ramzi, Bahrain - 3:32.94

2) 2004 - Hicham El Guerrouj, Morocco - 3:34.18

3) 2000 - Noah Ngeny, Kenya - 3:32.07 (Current Olympic record)

4) 1996 - Noureddine Morceli, Algeria - 3:35.78

5) 1992 - Fermin Chaco Ruiz, Spain - 3:40.12

6) 1988 - Peter Rono, Kenya - 3:35.96

7) 1984 - Sebastian Coe, Great Britain - 3:32.53

8) 1980 - Sebastian Coe, Great Britain - 3:38.40

9) 1976 - John Walker, New Zealand - 3:39.17

10) 1972 - Pekka Vasala, Finland - 3:36.33

11) 1968 - Kipchoge Keino, Kenya - 3:34.91 Women - 1) 2008 - Nancy Jebet Lagat, Kenya - 4:00.23

2) 2004 - Kelly Holmes, Great Britain - 3:57.90

3) 2000 - Nouria Merah-Benida, Algeria - 4:05.10

4) 1996 - Svetlana Masterkova, Russia - 4:00.83

5) 1992 - Hassiba Boulmerka, Algeria - 3:55.30

6) 1988 - Paula Ilie-Ivan, Romania - 3:53.96 (Current Olympic record)

7) 1984 - Gabriella Dono, Italy - 4:03.25

8) 1980 - Tatyana Kazankina, USSR - 3:56.56

9) 1976 - Tatyana Kazankina, USSR - 4:05.48

10) 1972 - Ludmila Bragina, USSR - 4:01.38

11) 1968 - Not an event in the 1968 Summer Olympics

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as fast as ya mum