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STOP!! You will break it...you can't double quote quote.!!!!!
STOP!! You will break it...you can't double quote quote.!!!!!
STOP!! You will break it...you can't double quote quote.!!!!!
STOP!! You will break it...you can't double quote quote.!!!!!
STOP!! You will break it...you can't double quote quote.!!!!!
I think Timber ended the debate, yet it is still going.
I think the purpose of this conversation is not for US to break the record...
It's more along the lines of "How can Avery, or Double G, or Wiggins, etc... have a fair shot at breaking the record if the competitions they go to don't have a 25 mph wind at their backs?" They can't.
Therefore.... the debate.
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No it doesn't ya ding dong.
the 1600 is a loop (4 loops), so you are only aided by the wind the whole way if you are in a tornado:doh:
I've always been curious if at a distance competition do they only measure forward distance, or beeline distance like they do for discus competitions?
In some track and field events they have a wind limit of 2 meters per second in your back for short sprint distances for example, I don't think they have any limits for javelin throwing, but I guess the wind would only affect a javelin marginally.