Not just 1950s. Spent many a night on the wet lawn collecting them. (a bit of washing up liquid mixed in worked better).
The best ones were always in the compost/tea leave mound though. 
Something you cross walking into a house?
Part of a Doorway?
Crossing from one thing to another?
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I was going to write that, but didnt want Greta or the environmental nuts on my case.
1980s for me.
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yep…
yep…
not in this sense…
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Aerobic, LT1, first upturn from steady base lactate?
Another 2 dozen definitions?
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70s and 80s for me. Let’s not mention pinkies, bronze and gozzers. 
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Its not a threshold is it, more a spectrum
nope
yes but no
no
possibly…
correct
exactly…
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A boundary between one place and another, eg he knelt at the threshold of her virtue and his manhood
The highest power that a rider can maintain in a quasi-steady state for approximately one hour without fatiguing
My PB 10km run, 40km bike or 1900m swim efforts
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Going to try very hard to incorporate that into my training from now on
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@Hammerer s original comment was first threshold so @explorerJC will probably give you a nope. 
LT2 - probably my 15km run
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and hes quoting Coggan’s interpretation of functional threshold power
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a double nope…
No swear words or phrases please or non-functional abbreviations. NFTP.
I try to avoid the term threshold as much as possible. The exception being intervals roughly around what is often termed as anaerobic threshold.
unlikely…
Why?
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a good question…because it would put you in an exceptional category…that’s not to say you are not, but i am working on probability…
i should have asked the question…sorry…
What is the question? “Are you faster than Alex Yee?”
No? then its somewhere between 5 or 10k pace…which is a big range so pretty much meaningless
Stryd, Whilst I don’t have the algo’s get you to run a 10k and base it around that with some maths and then adjust. They also have a run a few times at a comfortable pace and work something out from that. Obviously flawed in both instances if interpretation of effort isnt spot on.
Even with lactate testing its an interpretation of the data at a specific time. I guess this is where “AI” coupled with continuous lactate monitoring devices could be helpful in the future as it can take data in real time and use it meaningfully.
I said my 
As its a range and varies due to various factors it is near enough for my purposes for myself. I actually take about 5 seconds off my 15km split as 13.5km to 14km would be better but I dont run TTs or fast 14kms. I run hard 15km more often.
I am talking about recently / currently, there are definitely times when 10km would be much more appropriate, like when I’d been doing other training and came back to running.
Happy to learn.
Wouldn’t Yees be closer to HM pace or maybe about 20km?
highly unlikely