The Eyes Are The Window To The Soul

The Eyes Are The Window To The Soul
The Eyes Are The Window To The Soul

Quote Of The Moment


Don't listen to those who say, 'You're taking too big a chance.' Michelangelo would have painted the Sistine floor, and it would surely be rubbed out by today

Saturday, June 13, 2009

Weekend Playlist

Yep its Ipod time again. lol

All week I've been listening to Drake so thats how I had to start this list off

Here you go




































Friday, June 12, 2009

Update - Bydgoszcz


And the forecast for the day is a -4.0 wind in your face. lol

Basically this meet turned into a race for position not time.

Watch the 100 here

100 m
Race A Wind: -4.0
1 Laverne Jones-Ferrette ISV 11.50 0.166
2 Cydonie Mothersill-Modibo CAY 11.72 0.198
3 Joice Maduaka GBR 11.79 0.135



Watch the 200 here

200 m Wind: -1.9
1 Stephanie Durst USA 22.85
2 Laverne Jones-Ferrette ISV 23.08
3 Cydonie Mothersill-Modibo CAY 23.36
4 Joice Maduaka GBR 23.45

Monday, June 8, 2009

10KG you cant be serious


I'm on the move again tomorrow to Poland for a track meet. The thing is I am on an extremly cheap airline who has given me an allowance of 10KG. The first thing that came to mind was WTF.

Those who know have been lauging cause they know I struggle when it comes to packing.


But, I have managed to do it so there. lol

Now I thought I would be going to the airport in my competition kit with my spikes tied round my next.


Jx

Friday, June 5, 2009

Weekend Playlist

I been pottering round the house and here are a couple songs I heard today that I had forgot I had on the IPod. It started off with Keshia White and well listen to the rest if you have the time.

Enjoy

























Tuesday, June 2, 2009

Belgrade/Hengalo - Update




So my first race in Europe didn't go to great. Belgrade was grim that's all I can say.

3rd in the 100m 11.59 and 4th in the 200 we won't discuss the time. If your that interested look it up. I caught crap in my calf in the 200 and hesitated twice thinking should I stop or continue. At night in Serbia the temperature drops quickly as I found out. I got cold and cramp took a hold. The back of my knee blew up later on that night and I started to panic. I was rooming with Dusrst and she managed to calm me down joking and basically being Durst. lol Which meant a McDonalds strawberry shake at 1am.

So on to Hengalo I went. I managed to survive terminal 5. My luggage arrived with me. I had packed for it to get lost with 2 days of clothes in my backpack which I carried as carry on.

I had a 1.5 days in hengalo before the meet which enabled me to get worked on to remove the pain in my calf cramp is the worst when its still lingering a whole day later.

So Hengalo the 100 was very tentative 11.50 I placed 6th. The 200 was better. I ran a seasons best 23.22 and placed 3rd. I watched the video with Loren after the race and we were able to pick out 3 things I can improve on. I'm kinda looking forward to my next 200 . That won't be until next week as I need a little treatment to clear the dull ache I still have from the cramp. I should also be able to put in 5 good practice sessions too.

On the whole the races are going in the right direction. It was really good to see my coach Loren and training partners Dwight and Dani.





You might also like