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Employee 1.1 took it and got Haile Gebrselassie.
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He said he took the model of Runners World and Flotrack to another level. This explains how he can afford to live or get married off of what he gets paid by the Brojos. He even details some of the stories he helped cover up.
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How Kenyan 2:03:06 man Moses Mosop proves Ryan Hall’s self-coaching wasn’t a mistake and why there is hope for the US’s fastest marathoner to get back on top.
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The race results say 10K, the course map says 10,200m, but what was it really? Employee 1.1 tells you what he found out and argues why course accuracy is important, even in XC.
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The group (which includes LRC's Employee 1.1) moved to the town that pros like Nick Arciniaga and Ryan Hall call home to chase their running dreams.
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Employee 1.1 was there racing and spoke to Sara about her prolific racing schedule as well as husband Ryan. He also spoke with 2:11-man Nick Arciniaga who talks about his Under Armour Spiderman singlet as well as how Yuki Kawauchi is his hero.
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The crowd sent absolutely nuts as two high schooler ran 10.12 and 10.16. LRC on site with video and more.
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Steve was given unprecedented access to a workout session of the famed Racers Track Club and learned the sprinters actually work their asses off. Afterwards, he celebrated in style at Usain Bolt's sports bar. Steve loved the establishment - the only problem was the only place he got to watch track on the TV was in the bathroom. -
Steve Soprano went inside the weight room with sprint stars Yohan Blake and Warren Weir and then had lunch at the car wash with Weir, who later gave a crazy 'Champs' pump up speech to Calabar High. Before the night was done, Steve decided he absolutely had to go for a 10 mile run at 1 am on the streets of Kingston. -
Is 18 year old, Zharnel Hughes, of Anguilla the heir apparent to Usain Bolt? Steve Soprano went to the old school IAAF High Performance Training Center in Kingston, Jamaica that helped produced Usain Bolt and Yohan Blake to find out.
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The adventures of world traveler Steve Soprano (aka 1.1) continue. The good news is 1.1's bags have arrived and he's rigged his hotel room to charge his computer, but the bad news is he has no idea that gas is sold per liter, not per gallon, in Jamaica, or what hotel food prices are. -
You're not an official international traveler until your bags have been lost so it's good Employee 1.1 can check that off. But how do you run with no underwear?