Jordan Hasay - What "supplements" has been on that has caused her explosive performances?

Ahem, she is one of the greatest HS distance runners ever.

Jordan is whitelisted. Back off buddy

blonde-listed

she still hasn't run faster than 15:20s or 31:30s, so maybe she hasn't gotten any faster.

She went from an injury-riddled track runner to a feet-cushioned, healthy road racer. I always thought she looked awkward on the track and lacked a third gear. On the roads in the Vaporfly 4% shoes she's silky smooth. No third gear needed for the marathon except the end when the Africans throw in the surges. Give credit where it's due- she went to the roads and is succeeding like she's born for it.

Those 4% shoes wrote:

She went from an injury-riddled track runner to a feet-cushioned, healthy road racer. I always thought she looked awkward on the track and lacked a third gear. On the roads in the Vaporfly 4% shoes she's silky smooth. No third gear needed for the marathon except the end when the Africans throw in the surges. Give credit where it's due- she went to the roads and is succeeding like she's born for it.

^^ This.

Commonsensee wrote:

Those 4% shoes wrote:

She went from an injury-riddled track runner to a feet-cushioned, healthy road racer. I always thought she looked awkward on the track and lacked a third gear. On the roads in the Vaporfly 4% shoes she's silky smooth. No third gear needed for the marathon except the end when the Africans throw in the surges. Give credit where it's due- she went to the roads and is succeeding like she's born for it.

^^ This.

Spot on. Had a guy on our team in college that struggled to crack 31:30, and could barely break 60sec for a 400 repeat. He was an absolute aerobic animal though. He could run 5:20 pace for days, but completely crumbled at anything below 5:00. The summer after we graduated, he runs 2:21 for the marathon. I think we were all pretty shocked.

I've seen it before wrote:

Commonsensee wrote:

^^ This.

Spot on. Had a guy on our team in college that struggled to crack 31:30, and could barely break 60sec for a 400 repeat. He was an absolute aerobic animal though. He could run 5:20 pace for days, but completely crumbled at anything below 5:00. The summer after we graduated, he runs 2:21 for the marathon. I think we were all pretty shocked.

You mean you were shocked that he wasn't quite able to run 5:20 pace for the Marathon despite being able to run it for days in (presumably) practice?

Oh, and Jordan is on "supplements", all of them.

Those 4% shoes wrote:

She went from an injury-riddled track runner to a feet-cushioned, healthy road racer. I always thought she looked awkward on the track and lacked a third gear. On the roads in the Vaporfly 4% shoes she's silky smooth. No third gear needed for the marathon except the end when the Africans throw in the surges. Give credit where it's due- she went to the roads and is succeeding like she's born for it.

If you can read the USADA report and believe a cushioned shoe made her turn into the top distance runner in the US over night than you're delusional.

The Shocker wrote:

I've seen it before wrote:

Spot on. Had a guy on our team in college that struggled to crack 31:30, and could barely break 60sec for a 400 repeat. He was an absolute aerobic animal though. He could run 5:20 pace for days, but completely crumbled at anything below 5:00. The summer after we graduated, he runs 2:21 for the marathon. I think we were all pretty shocked.

You mean you were shocked that he wasn't quite able to run 5:20 pace for the Marathon despite being able to run it for days in (presumably) practice?

Oh, and Jordan is on "supplements", all of them.

You've clearly got some issues, man.

Based on that report if Jordan Hasay doesn't leave today then she is 100% guilty.

Anyone who thinks she turned into a top distance runner overnight is also delusional. 2013-- 31:462014-- 31:392015-- mostly injured2016--31:58; 52:49 ten miler2017-- 2:23:00I do agree that I think she's much more suited to the roads than the track. People are going to be--and should be--suspicious because of her association with Alberto. And I think the theory that he gave some treatments to some runners but not all of his elites is bizarre. But she's not an overnight sensation and consistent hard work has to be the core of her success.This continual series of leaks of partial documents, draft documents, inference and innuendo with no clear evidence of cheating is extremely frustrating. If USADA thinks Rupp or Ritz or Mo violated anti-doping rules with infusions then frickin' do something about it. If you don't then someone should alert Trump to what a witch hunt really looks like. I'm disappointed by the possibility that they've all violated the rules but USADA's tendency to play out this trial by negative publicity because they don't have sufficient evidence to do anything through the proper channels is maddening.

21st Century NOPe wrote:

If you can read the USADA report and believe a cushioned shoe made her turn into the top distance runner in the US over night than you're delusional.

Never heard of her.

I've seen it before wrote:

The Shocker wrote:

You mean you were shocked that he wasn't quite able to run 5:20 pace for the Marathon despite being able to run it for days in (presumably) practice?

Oh, and Jordan is on "supplements", all of them.

You've clearly got some issues, man.

With math and dopers? You bet.

She taint tainted taint?

Er... wrote:

Anyone who thinks she turned into a top distance runner overnight is also delusional.

2013-- 31:46

2014-- 31:39

2015-- mostly injured

2016--31:58; 52:49 ten miler

2017-- 2:23:00

21st Century NOPe wrote:

If you can read the USADA report and believe a cushioned shoe made her turn into the top distance runner in the US over night than you're delusional.

With those times, how many big races did she win, how many medals did she bring home, how many podiums did she stand on?

She was never a 'top runner' beyond the US since leaving college.

I hate to see her get pulled into the whole NOP mess but she will forever have questions about her due to association with Salazar.

She is doing something that is either illegal or in the gray area. Regardless, I don't belief any of them will be banned. The entire thing is so bizarre.

21st Century NOPe wrote:

Serious question. She went from a girl that couldn't break 15:25 and a "break through race was 31:38 to potentially being the top American at the HM and Marathon seemingly over night. She was already going extremely hard workouts and high volume so what gives? She did the best workout ever according to Salazar and that resulted in a 31:30's performance..

What new supplement or procedure is she on because progression like this isn't natural.

In the minds of the running community NOP is corrupt and everyone is a doper EXCEPT Jordan because she is so cute.

You guys are pathetic!!

If one or two are doping they all are including the lovely Jordan and your other favorite Cam.

21st Century NOPe wrote:

Those 4% shoes wrote:

She went from an injury-riddled track runner to a feet-cushioned, healthy road racer. I always thought she looked awkward on the track and lacked a third gear. On the roads in the Vaporfly 4% shoes she's silky smooth. No third gear needed for the marathon except the end when the Africans throw in the surges. Give credit where it's due- she went to the roads and is succeeding like she's born for it.

If you can read the USADA report and believe a cushioned shoe made her turn into the top distance runner in the US over night than you're delusional.

It is well known that Salazar had Mobot start doing press ups. Then came gold medal history.