After first competing at altitude, which Olympic medalist said this, and when?
"The altitude bothered me in the third lap. It seemed like my breath only went down about a fourth of the way into my lungs".
Thread: A question of altitude
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08-30-2019 02:11 PMDidn’t dj ask this question about a month ago? This is a good test of recent memory for us septuagenarians which is also a test for spelling at any age level.
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08-30-2019 02:56 PMOops - well, I hadn't checked back on that. It means that I either have Alzheimer's (like my father before me), or my mind moves in similar ways to DJ [and as we've worked on various projects together over the last 35 years), I think that may be the case - or, I hope it is.
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08-30-2019 08:57 PMThe quote was indeed identical to dj's quiz on August 8.
https://trackandfieldnews.com/discus...hlete-and-Year
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09-01-2019 09:10 PMRichard--
I meant to pm you yesterday when I first saw this, but forgot to hit the send button! :-)
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09-01-2019 10:17 PMlooking forward to learning how to spell nonagenarian...
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09-03-2019 08:12 AMThe nurse will be taking me back to my room soon, but before that, have a look at "Florimond Cornet" - a question which I definitely haven't pinched [accidentally] from DJ