mindweak wrote:
nice what a dueche, one run a day, and then lazily slouches around his house till bed time? what a loser. get off your a$$ ruppy poop and go do something
OK. You are an uneducated, ignorant slob. He didn't attend "OU" and you don't spell 'douche' 'dueche', douche.
oh my bad, "O", the ducks...unless what you are saying is he ran for them but didnt go to school there...
and if i really gave a sh*t about spelling do you think i would be posting on LR? the home of the introvert nerd fest cesspool of sh*t talkers...no i would be posting on some english lit site, like "letsspell.com"
Lol- rupp lives in Oregon- he's like a celebrity over there. Wife ain't leaving him, at worst he'll leave her for a cute coed
Name wrote:
If his wife does end up leaving him, I'd like to think that he would hook up with Jordan Hasay and produce the best American marathoner(s) ever.
Galen pls
Name wrote:
If his wife does end up leaving him, I'd like to think that he would hook up with Jordan Hasay and produce the best American marathoner(s) ever.
Under Salazar's mastermind direction, of course.
Far from Fast wrote:
Name wrote:If his wife does end up leaving him, I'd like to think that he would hook up with Jordan Hasay and produce the best American marathoner(s) ever.
Under Salazar's mastermind direction, of course.
😂 could imagine Alberto overseeing this mad science experiment.
Subway Surfers Addiction wrote:
Far from Fast wrote:Under Salazar's mastermind direction, of course.
😂 could imagine Alberto overseeing this mad science experiment.
Galen sleeps in a coffin every night so he doesn't injure himself in his sleep. This is 100% verified truth. Imagine trying to fit Jordan in there too.
The OP's cocky comment makes no sense.
Soccer and basketball are aerobic sports, but are not boring. You're constantly moving in different directions and interacting with others. This might be where Rupp is coming from with his boring "running is boring" comment, considering he seems to love soccer. I don't disagree with him to a certain extent. I do think running around the Nike campus and on weird treadmills would be boring. Maybe he needs to find some gnarly trails or something :)
He should try a regular job you don't get to have a nice nap at 10:30 and most of the afternoon watching TV.
Karl Hungus wrote:
Having said that - I'm always curious to know what the elite runners do on off days. Read books? Sleep? Play video games?
Sleep in as late as possible (6 am), make an elaborate breakfast to catch up on calories from a long day the day before, yoga/stretch/pretend to do some recovery activities, watch netflix and football, foam roll before bed, sleep.
Boring is freakin right. But we love it
Pretty easy to understand that what is boring is just to do high mileage without a lot of speed and no training partners. He likes the track work. And unfortunately, he is not anywhere close to 26:44 shape now, as he proved at the Trials.
asdfasdf wrote:
Pretty easy to understand that what is boring is just to do high mileage without a lot of speed and no training partners. He likes the track work. And unfortunately, he is not anywhere close to 26:44 shape now, as he proved at the Trials.
I don’t do anything near high mileage but still absolutely live for the track work. Maybe this inclination separated the hobbier joggers from the hobbiest?
"If Lance Armstrong said winning the Tour De France was boring it would be considered cocky. Admit it."
Why is it so hard to read a statement and understand it.
Rupp did not way winning a silver or bronze medal was boring. He said the daily life of a professional distance runner is boring. And it is. You're life revolves around your daily workouts and getting rest. Period.
Even when you are traveling for meets, it's boring. You are not out sightseeing a enjoying the location, you are resting up for the race, recovering, getting your next good workout's in.
The races are exciting - everything in between is not.
It's the same for cyclists as well. Even doping ones.
mindweak wrote:
pretty much what KB kinda says about marathon training.
but i will say this...if you dont have a full time job or full time student, training doesnt take up that much time.
sh*t back in college doing 100 mile weeks was brutally tiring for sure, but you do the 3-4 mile run in the am, ~ 18-24 min or so, sometimes maybe 6:30 or 7 min pace, but usually i tried to hang with the big dogs and for them it was around 6 flat pace.
then 8-10 miles in the pm, which ranged from 55-70 min runs...your looking at around 1:40 min total of running time in a day for 100 mile weeks. there are still 22:20 hours left in the day. get 8hrs of sleep, now 14 hrs left in the day.
its only boring cause introvert no social skills people like rupp cant find anything else to do.
KB has his hotel and track business, kipchoge has a family and his crew of runners, and lots of other kenyans have farms and sh*t like that. what the f*ck does rupp do? he used to play vid games and touch tips with mo and centro, but now what? am run, sleep, pm run, sleep.....yeah that sounds really lame and boring.
he should be trying to make a signature shoe, going to run and train in different places, meeting up with other "pros" to do training runs together, test driving some super pricey sports car, hiking a 14er....something, anything...but no he is boring in life as he is in his races.
i predict his wife leaves him in the next 4 yrs
who do you think Rupp's favorite novelists, or historians, or cultural critics, are? does he even have a library card?
mindweak wrote:
pretty much what KB kinda says about marathon training.
but i will say this...if you dont have a full time job or full time student, training doesnt take up that much time.
sh*t back in college doing 100 mile weeks was brutally tiring for sure, but you do the 3-4 mile run in the am, ~ 18-24 min or so, sometimes maybe 6:30 or 7 min pace, but usually i tried to hang with the big dogs and for them it was around 6 flat pace.
then 8-10 miles in the pm, which ranged from 55-70 min runs...your looking at around 1:40 min total of running time in a day for 100 mile weeks. there are still 22:20 hours left in the day. get 8hrs of sleep, now 14 hrs left in the day.
its only boring cause introvert no social skills people like rupp cant find anything else to do.
KB has his hotel and track business, kipchoge has a family and his crew of runners, and lots of other kenyans have farms and sh*t like that. what the f*ck does rupp do? he used to play vid games and touch tips with mo and centro, but now what? am run, sleep, pm run, sleep.....yeah that sounds really lame and boring.
he should be trying to make a signature shoe, going to run and train in different places, meeting up with other "pros" to do training runs together, test driving some super pricey sports car, hiking a 14er....something, anything...but no he is boring in life as he is in his races.
I predict his wife leaves him in the next 4 yrs
This is one of the most illogical post I've seen in a while
If you think training at a high level in distance running is just about the time you are actually running, you have a strong misconception of the sport pass standard hobby jogging (if that)
Shoebacca wrote:
Not that Rupp hasn't earned his accolades, but I think 99% of the rest of us can guarantee that our job is more boring than Rupp's. He has no perspective.
Perspective? Whats more sad is that your in a job thats boring and without a future I would assume with the inability to make change to better yourself, sad.
I think we all agree the daily routine of logging miles can be boring especially at an elite level and into your 30's without a real break.
For most of us, high school , college and little post college and then onto maybe club running or fitness maintenance.
“It’s boring as hell. You get up early, go run, stretch, take care of all the little things, then you go to sleep, wake up and do it again—day after day.â€
"take care of all the little things" - if this is the way you see/summarize your life beyond running, no wonder "it's boring as hell."
Rupp clearly says the “training†for the marathon, which involves a great deal of repetitive distance running, is boring. This is not cocky at all!
He does not say running 26:44 is a “yawn†- you said that.
Admit it and pull your head out. A grown woman calling herself a “runner girl†is more cocky than what Rupp said. You’re stupid and cocky.
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