Quote Of The Day
– Olympic 5,000 silver medalist Sonia O’Sullivan using a math analogy to remind Olympic hopefuls that skipping steps and overdoing things in a bid for an Olympic glory may not work. She should know. In 1996, as an Olympic favorite, she ended up a DNF. In 2000, coming back from injury, she got silver. Get more wisdom from O’Sullivan below:
*LRC Sonia O’Sullivan Shares Her Training Log With LetsRun.com – How Did The Villanova Grad Win The World Cross-Country Title (Twice) In 1998?
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