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2016 Rotterdam Marathon Statistical Information Men Rotterdam Marathon All Time list Performances Time Performers Name Nat Place Date 1 2:04:27 1 Duncan Kibet KEN 1 5 Apr 2009 2 2:04:27 2 James Kwambai KEN 2 5 Apr 2009 3 2:04:48 3 Patrick Makau KEN 1 11 Apr 2010 4 2:04:48 4 Adhane Yemane ETH 1 15 Apr 2012 5 2:04:50 5 Getu Feleke ETH 2 15 Apr 2012 6 2:04:55 6 Geoffrey Mutai KEN 2 11 Apr 2010 7 2:05:00 7 Eliud Kipchoge KEN 1 13 Apr 2014 8 2:05:03 8 Moses Mosop KEN 3 15 Apr 2012 9 2:05:04 9 Abel K irui KEN 3 5 Apr 2009 10 2:05:13 10 Vincent Kipruto KEN 3 11 Apr 2010 11 2:05:23 11 Feyila Lelisa ETH 4 11 Apr 2010 12 2:05:27 12 Wilson Chebet KEN 1 10 Apr 2011 13 2:05:33 Vincent Kipruto 2 10 Apr 2011 14 2:05:38 13 Tilahun Regassa ETH 1 14 Apr 20 13 15 2:05:49 14 William Kipsang KEN 1 13 Apr 2008 16 2:06:08 15 Bernard Koech KEN 2 13 Apr 2014 17 2:06:14 16 Felix Limo KEN 1 4 Apr 2004 18 2:06:14 Patrick Makau KEN 4 5 Apr 2009 19 2:06:38 17 Sammy Korir KEN 1 9 Apr 2006 20 2:06:44 18 Paul Kirui KEN 2 9 Apr 2006 21 2:06:45 Getu Feleke 2 14 Apr 2013 22 2:06:47 19 Abera Kuma ETH 1 12 Apr 2015 23 2:06:50 20 Belayneh Dinsamo ETH 1 17 Apr 1988 24 2:06:50 21 Josephat Kiprono KEN 1 22 Apr 2001 25 2:06:52 22 Charles Kibiwott KEN 3 9 Apr 2006 26 2:06:58 23 Daniel Rono KEN 2 13 Apr 2008 27 2:07:01 24 Bernard Kipyego KEN 5 11 Apr 2010 28 2:07:07 25 Ahmed Salah DJI 2 17 Apr 1988 29 2:07:09 26 Japhet Kosgei KEN 1 18 Apr 1999 30 2:07:12 27 Carlos Lopes POR 1 20 Apr 1985 31 2:07:18 28 Kenneth Cherui yot KEN 2 22 Apr 2001 32 2:07:21 29 Mark Kiptoo KEN 2 12 Apr 2015 33 2:07:22 30 Sammy Kitwara KEN 3 14 Apr 2013 34 2:07:23 31 Fabian Roncero ESP 2 18 Apr 1999 35 2:07:26 Fabian Roncero 1 19 Apr 1998 36 2:07:33 32 Charles Kamathi KEN 3 13 Apr 2008 37 2:07:41 33 Simon Biwott KEN 3 18 Apr 1999 38 2:07:42 34 William Kiplagat KEN 1 13 Apr 2003 39 2:07:44 35 Lee Bong -Ju KOR 2 19 Apr 1998 40 2:07:49 36 Kim Yi -Yong KOR 4 18 Apr 1999 41 2:07:50 37 Jimmy Muindi KEN 1 10 Apr 2005 42 2:07:51 38 Vincent Ro usseau BEL 1 17 Apr 1994 43 2:07:51 39 Domingos Castro POR 1 20 Apr 1997 44 2:07:53 Josephat Kiprono 2 13 Apr 2003 45 2:07:54 40 Alejandro Gomez ESP 2 20 Apr 1997 46 2:07:58 Bernard Kipyego 3 13 Apr 2014 47 2:08:02 Sammy Korir 3 20 Apr 1997 48 2:08:02 41 Jackson Koech KEN 2 10 Apr 2005 49 2:08:02 42 Deriba Robi ETH 4 13 Apr 2014 50 2:08:02 Bernard Koech KEN 3 12 Apr 2015 51 2:08:05 43 Stephen Kibet KEN 4 15 Apr 2012 52 2:08:09 44 Jose Manuel Martinez ESP 3 13 Apr 2003 53 2:08:14 Samy Ko rir 3 22 Apr 2001 54 2:08:19 45 Simon Loywapet KEN 4 20 Apr 1997 55 2:08:21 46 Joshua Chelanga KEN 1 15 Apr 2007 56 2:08:22 47 Kenneth Cheruiyot KEN 1 16 Apr 2000 57 2:08:30 48 Francisco Javier Cortes ESP 2 16 Apr 2000 58 2:08:33 49 Danilo Goffi ITA 3 19 Apr 1998 59 2:08:34 50 Vanderlei Corderio de Lima BRA 3 16 Apr 2000 60 2:08:37 51 Robert de Castella AUS 1 9 Apr 1983 61 2:08:39 Carlos Lopes 2 9 Apr 1983 62 2:08:39 Belayneh Dinsamo 1 16 Apr 1989 63 2:08:39 52 Simon Biwott KEN 1 21 Apr 2002 64 2:08:43 53 Richard Limo KEN 4 13 Apr 2003 Fastest Marathons in Holland Performances Time Performers Name Nat Place Date 1 2:04:27 1 Duncan Kibet KEN 1 Rotterdam 5 Apr 2009 2 2:04:27 2 James Kwambai KEN 2 Rotterdam 5 Apr 2009 3 2:04:48 3 Patrick Makau KEN 1 Rotterdam 11 Apr 2010 4 2:04:48 4 Adhane Yamane Tsegay ETH 1 Rotterdam 14 Apr 2012 5 2:04:50 5 Getu Feleke ETH 2 Rotterdam 14 Apr 2012 6 2:04:55 6 Geoffrey Mutai KEN 2 Rotterdam 11 Apr 2010 7 2:05:00 7 Eliud Kipchoge KEN 1 Rotterdam 13 Apr 2014 8 2:05:03 8 Moses Mosop KEN 3 Rotterdam 14 Apr 2012 9 2:05:04 9 Abel Kirui KEN 3 Rotterdam 5 Apr 2009 10 2:05:13 10 Vincent Kipruto KEN 3 Rotterdam 11 Apr 2010 11 2:05:23 11 Feyisa Lilesa ETH 4 Rotterdam 11 Apr 2010 12 2:05:27 12 Wilson Chebet KEN 1 Rotterdam 10 Apr 2011 13 2:05:33 Vincent Kipruto 2 Rotterdam 10 Apr 2011 14 2:05:36 Wilson Chebet 1 Amsterdam 20 Oct 2013 15 2:05:38 13 Tilahun Regassa ETH 1 Rotterdam 14 Apr 2013 16 2:05:41 Wilson Chebet 1 Amsterdam 21 Oct 2012 17 2:05: 44 Getu Feleke 1 Amsterdam 17 Oct 2010 18 2:05:46 14 Dickson Chumba KEN 1 Eindhoven 14 Oct 2012 19 2:05:48 15 Jafred Chirchir Kipchumba KEN 1 Eindhoven 9 Oct 2011 20 2:05:49 16 William Kipsang KEN 1 Rotterdam 13 Apr 2008 21 2:05:52 17 Stephen Chebog ut KEN 1 Eindhoven 11 Oct 2015 22 2:05:53 Wilson Chebet 1 Amsterdam 16 Oct 2011 23 2:05:58 18 Deriba Robi ETH 2 Eindhoven 11 Oct 2015 24 2:06:00 19 Mark Kiptoo KEN 3 Eindhoven 11 Oct 2015 25 2:06:05 20 Laban Korir KEN 2 Amsterdam 16 Oct 2 011 26 2:06:06 21 Birhanu Girma Gebru ETH 2 Amsterdam 20 Oct 2013 27 2:06:07 22 Eric Ndiema KEN 3 Amsterdam 16 Oct 2011 28 2:06:08 23 Bernard Koech KEN 2 Rotterdam 13 Apr 2014 29 2:06:11 24 Franklin Chepkwony KEN 2 Eindhoven 14 Oct 2012 30 2:06:12 Wilson Chebet 2 Amsterdam 17 Oct 2010 31 2:06:14 25 Felix Limo KEN 1 Rotterdam 4 Apr 2004 32 2:06:14 Patrick Makau 4 Rotterdam 5 Apr 2009 33 2:06:17 Eric Ndiema 3 Eindhoven 14 Oct 2012 34 2:06:18 26 Gilbert Yegon KEN 1 Amsterdam 18 Oct 2009 35 2:06:19 27 Bernard Kipyego KEN 1 Amsterdam 18 Oct 2015 36 2:06:20 28 Haile Gebrselassie ETH 1 Amsterdam 16 Oct 2005 37 2:06:21 29 Adhana Gebretsadik ETH 2 Amsterdam 21 Oct 2012 38 2:06:21 Tilahun Regassa 1 Eindhoven 12 Oct 2014 39 2:06:22 30 Bentaye hu Assefa ETH 3 Amster dam 21 Oct 2012 40 2:06:22 Bernard Kipyego KEN 1 Amsterdam 19 Oct 2014 41 2:06:23 31 Robert Cheboror KEN 1 Amsterdam 17 Oct 2004 42 2:06:26 32 Feyisa Bekele ETH 4 Amsterdam 21 Oct 2012 43 2:06:28 33 Nathaniel Kipkosgei KEN 2 Eindhoven 9 Oct 2011 44 2:06:29 34 Emmanuel Mutai KEN 1 Amsterdam 21 Oct 2007 45 2:06:29 Bernard Koech 3 Amsterdam 20 Oct 2013 46 2:06:34 35 Nicholas Manza Kamakya KEN 4 Amsterdam 16 Oct 2011 47 2:06:38 36 Sammy Korir KEN 1 Rotterdam 9 Apr 2006 48 2:06:39 William Kipsang 1 Amsterdam 19 Oct 2003 49 2:06:41 37 Elijah Keitany KEN 2 Amsterdam 18 Oct 2009 50 2:06:42 Felix Limo 2 Amsterdam 19 Oct 2003 51 2:06:44 38 Paul Kirui KEN 2 Rotterdam 9 Apr 2006 52 2:06:45 39 Richard Limo KEN 2 Amsterdam 21 Oct 2007 53 2:06:45 Getu Feleke 2 Rotterdam 14 Apr 2013 54 2:06:47 40 Fred Kiprop KEN 1 Amsterdam 17 Oct 1999 55 2:06:47 41 Jonathan Maiyo KEN 2 Eindhoven 12 Oct 2014 56 2:06:47 42 Abera Kuma ETH 1 Rotterdam 12 Apr 2015 57 2:06:48 43 Michae l Kipyego KEN 3 Eindhoven 9 Oct 2011 58 2:06:48 44 Abraham Girma ETH 5 Amsterdam 21 Oct 2012 59 2:06:49 45 Tesfaye Jifar ETH 2 Amsterdam 17 Oct 1999 60 2:06:50 46 Belayneh Dinsamo ETH 1 Rotterdam 17 Apr 1988 61 2:06:50 47 Josephat Kiprono KEN 1 Rotter dam 22 Apr 2001 62 2:06:50 48 William Kiplagat KEN 3 Amsterdam 17 Oct 1999 63 2:06:52 49 Charles Kibiwott KEN 3 Rotterdam 9 Apr 2006 64 2:06:53 Elijah Keitany 5 Amsterdam 16 Oct 2011 65 2:06:54 50 Paul Biwott KEN 6 Amsterdam 16 Oct 2011 66 2:06:57 51 Tesfaye Tola ETH 4 Amsterdam 17 Oct 1999 Best Marks for Places in Rotterdam Marathon Place Time Name Nati onality Date 1 2:04:27 Duncan Kibet KEN 5 Apr 20 09 2 2:0 4:27 James Kwambai KEN 5 Apr 20 09 3 2:05:03 Moses Mosop KEN 15 Apr 2012 2:05:04 Abel Kirui KEN 5 Apr 2009 4 2:0 5:23 Feyisa Lelisa ETH 11 Apr 2010 5 2: 07:01 Bernard Kipyego KEN 11 Apr 2010 6 2:08:5 3 Francis Kiprop KEN 11 Apr 2010 7 2:09:07 Giacomo Leone ITA 20 Apr 1997 8 2:09:11 Masaki Oya JPN 20 Apr 1997 Best Marks for Places in Holland Place Time Name Nati onality Venue Date 1 2:04:27 Duncan Kibet KEN Rotterdam 5 Apr 20 09 2 2:04:27 James Kwambai KEN Rotterdam 5 Apr 20 09 2:04:50 Getu Feleke ETH Rotterdam 14 Apr 2012 3 2:05:03 Moses Mosop KEN Rotterdam 15 Apr 2012 2:05:04 Abel Kirui KEN Rotterdam 5 Apr 2009 4 2:0 5:23 Feyisa Lelisa ETH Rotterdam 11 Apr 2010 2:06:14 Patrick Makau KEN Rotterdam 5 Apr 2009 5 2:06:48 Abraham Girma KEN Amsterdam 21 Oct 2012 2:06:53 Elijah Keitany KEN Amsterdam 16 Oct 2011 6 2:06:54 Paul Biwo tt KEN Amsterdam 16 Oct 2011 7 2:07:08 John Kiprotich Chemisto KEN Amsterdam 16 Oct 2011 8 2:07:28 Samuel Tsegay Tesfamriam ERI Amsterdam 16 Oct 2011 Best Marks for Places – All Competitions Place Time Name Nationality Venue Date 1 2:02:57 Dennis Kimetto KEN Berlin 28 Sept 2014 2:03:02* Geoffrey Mutai KEN Boston 18 Apr 2011 2:03:23 Wilson Kipsang KEN Berlin 29 Sept 2013 2:0 3: 38 Patrick Makau KEN Berlin 25 Sep 2011 2 2:03:06* Moses Mosop KEN Boston 18 Apr 2011 2:03:13 Emmanuel Mutai KEN Berlin 28 Sept 2014 2:03:52 Emmanuel Mutai KEN Chicago 13 Oct 2013 2:04:05 Eliud Kipchoge KEN Berlin 29 Sept 2013 2:04:16 Dennis Kimetto KEN Berlin 30 Sept 2012 2:04:27 James Kwambai KEN Rotterdam 5 Apr 2009 3 2:04:32 Dickson Chumba KEN Chicago 12 Oct 2014 2:04:46 Asefa Mekonnen Tsegaye ETH Dubai 22 Jan 2016 2:04:49 Tadese Tola ETH Dubai 25 Jan 2013 2:04:53* Gebregziabher Gebremariam ETH Boston 18 Apr 2011 2:04:54 Markos Geneti ETH Dubai 27 Jan 2012 2:05:03 Moses Mosop KEN Rotterdam 15 Apr 201 2 4 2:04:52 Endeshaw Shumi Negesse ETH Dubai 25 Jan 2013 2:04:56 Jonathan Maiyo KEN Dubai 27 Jan 2012 2:04:58* Ryan Hall USA Boston 18 Apr 2011 2:05:16 Kasaye Sisay Lemma ETH Dubai 22 Jan 2016 2:05:23 Feyisa Lelisa ETH Rotterdam 11 Apr 2010 5 2:04:53 Bernard Kiprop Koech ETH Dubai 25 Jan 2013 2:05:10 Tadesse Tola ETH Dubai 27 Jan 2012 2:05:44 Mula Wasihun Lakew ETH Dubai 22 Jan 2016 2:06:13* Abreham Cherkos ETH Boston 18 Apr 2011 2:06:13 Wesley Korir KEN Chicago 7 Oct 2012 2:06:17 Ryan Hall USA London 13 Apr 2008 6 2:05:41 Yami Dadi ETH Dubai 27 Jan 2012 2:06:31 Peter Kirui KEN Frankfurt 30 Oct 2011 2:06:33 Nicholas Kipkemboi KEN Dubai 25 Jan 2013 2:06:38 Deriba Merga Ejigu ETH London 13 Apr 2008 7 2:05:42 Abdullah Dawit Shami ETH Dubai 27 Jan 2012 2:06:53 Samuel Kiplimo Kosgei KEN Dubai 22 Jan 2016 2:07:08 John Kiprotich KEN Amsterdam 16 Oct 2011 2:07:10* Philip Kimutai Sanga KEN Boston 18 Apr
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  • “Breasts Are Getting Bigger”. Where Is the Evidence?

    “Breasts Are Getting Bigger”. Where Is the Evidence?

    View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by St Mary's University Open Research Archive doi 10.4436/jass.94020 JASs Correspondence & Notes e-pub ahead of print Journal of Anthropological Sciences Vol. 94 (2016), pp. 1-8 “Breasts are getting bigger”. Where is the evidence? Nicola Brown1 & Joanna Scurr2 1) School of Sport, Health & Applied Science, St. Mary’s University, Waldegrave Rd, Twickenham, TW1 4SX, UK e-mail: [email protected] 2) Research Group in Breast Health, University of Portsmouth, Cambridge Rd, Portsmouth, PO1 2ER, UK Background they may be a different size in another which may impact bra sale statistics. It is also recog- Concerns over breast size have gained promi- nised that up to 100% of women are wearing the nence as progressively more research points to wrong-sized bra (Greenbaum et al., 2003). There an association between increased breast size is currently no objective, empirical evidence of and negative health implications. Larger breast secular increases in breast size. sizes are associated with a higher incidence of breast pain (Brown et al., 2014), postural issues (Findikcioglu et al., 2007) and body image dis- Review of available data satisfaction (Sarwer et al., 1998). It has been widely reported in the popular press that female In an attempt to investigate the evidence of breast size is increasing, however, empirical evi- a secular increase in breast size, we conducted a dence for this assertion is limited, with support comprehensive literature search to identify all for this notion stemming primarily from bra published bust circumference data, defined as sales.
  • Do Women with Smaller Breasts Perform Better in Long Distance Running?

    Do Women with Smaller Breasts Perform Better in Long Distance Running?

    Do women with smaller breasts perform better in long distance running? Nicola Brown1 and Joanna Scurr2 1School of Sport, Health and Applied Science, St Mary’s University, Waldegrave Road, Twickenham, TW1 4SX, UK T: +44(0)20 8240 4821 F: +44(0)20 8240 4212 E: [email protected] 2Research Group in Breast Health, University of Portsmouth, Cambridge Rd, Portsmouth, PO1 2ER, UK. T: +44(0)23 9284 5161 E: [email protected] Corresponding author: Dr Nicola Brown Acknowledgments: This study was supported by funds received from St Mary’s University, Twickenham and the University of Portsmouth. We are grateful to the study volunteers for their participation. 1 Abstract Literature has established that a range of physiological, biomechanical and training variables influence marathon performance. The influence of anthropometric characteristics has also received attention. However, despite major marathons exceeding 40,000 participants and approximately a third of these runners being female, no data exist on the influence of the breast on running performance. This cross-sectional study aimed to explore the impact of breast mass on marathon finish time. 168 of 321 female marathon runners contacted completed an on-line survey focusing on marathon performance during the 2012 London marathon. Participants were categorised as smaller (<500g, 54%) or larger breasted (>500 g, 46%). Regression analysis identified that 24% of marathon performance variance could be explained by BMI, but breast mass improved the model to explain 28% of performance variation. The model determined that for women with 32/34 or 36/38 underband, each increase in cup size equates to a performance decrement of 4.6 mins or 8.6 mins, equivalent to 34.4 minutes difference between a woman with 36A compared to 36DD breast size.