Jeni Simpson surprised many with his brilliant victory in 2011 at the Daegu of Korea. Shoe drug addicts did this honor with Jen Barring Simpson, then run to a new balance. Jenny took gold medals in the 2011 Daegu, Silver 2013 in Moscow and in 2017 in London. In Rio 2016, Jeni Simpson was silver. In my opinion, he was looted in London 2012, I may not be 1,500 meters of dirt in the history of the championship (check out how old DQ have fallen for doping.)
I post this, because it’s a fun memory, but it’s too, the American could win a medal in Tokyo, both women and men.
Consider this.
(Original post, September 16, 2011)
I was at the stadium DaeguTo be in style Korea:How, when Jeni Simpson entered the final straight, and the field was there. Suddenly Jenny Barringer Simpson moved in front of the front and recharged the field, opening a few centimeters, then one meter, then two meters. As Hannah england He went to the field and started after Jenie, Simpson kept him cool and expanded his guidance.
After that, Jenny told the media that “I wanted to make sure I wanted to make sure that this was not a dream.”
Well, it wasn’t, and it’s not. Jenny Barringer Simpson is the first women who take gold 1,500 meters Since 1983 and one Mary Slaney:A number
Championship Average distance race It takes several skill sets for athlete. There is a similarity of Roller Derby Racing. Shaving fields and closeness to fall and throw a race. Tension is growing because one approaches the end, especially when the tempo remained moderate. And the ability to focus on the site of your race, no matter what is happening around you, is the key to success at 1500 meters.
Jeni Simpson was all racial skills and the wise counsel of Julie Benson to stay out of trouble and forcing his move.
Jenie Simpson is now the 2011 World Championship Gold medalist 1,500 meters.
We asked Therhoeaddicts (AJ Felice, Videographer, Mike Deering, Research / Copy, Adam Johnson-Eder, Voice of Round) to see us the look of the new world champion.
We hope you like their vision of Jenny Barins Simpson, 2011 world champion 1,500 meters.
