Katelyn Tuohy INJURED!!!!!!???

Karissa Schweizer never got injured in college. Wisconsin women don't get injured. Iowa State women don't get injured. Coach Hennes has a reputation of not developing runners and injuring way too many. It may not me fully deserved but that is her reputation.

Coach watching wrote:

Karissa Schweizer never got injured in college. Wisconsin women don't get injured. Iowa State women don't get injured. Coach Hennes has a reputation of not developing runners and injuring way too many. It may not me fully deserved but that is her reputation.

Agreed, and it is deserved.

No. She had surgery after college.

Did not bother to look up Iowa State.

Anyway this thread is the usual rank speculation.

Schweizer had 6 titles after being an unknown coming out of high school. She is an Olympian. She had surgery 3 years after college and after being an Olympian. There is no link to her college coach. I don't know why you would throw that in there unless you are happy that she needed surgery.

Huh? The point is that yes. some athletes are fortunate that they never got injured, but injuries are still frequent in the sport. I don't blame anyone for Schweizer needing surgery; it is just the nature of the sport. And citing one example is silly against all the contrary examples. Unless you can point to something unique in particular college program, claiming that one program is more injury prone than others is pointless.

Wisconsin women runners don’t get injured? sarah disanza

I don't think there is any factual info that Tuohy or Steelman is injured. One could guess if they are, that it is the usual nagging frustrating wear and tear stuff that most runners deal with. In that case Coach Henes may just be acting with caution.

With Tuohy's 8:54 3k, she is already a lock for NCAA indoor, so who knows? we may only see her at acc and nationals. State will also want to run a fast DMR, but with ?400 plus Vess800 and some combo of Bush, Chmiel, Shaw, for the longer legs, Tuohy might not be a necessity.

Starliper making her NCAA debut, exactly 1 year after Tuohy in 3k. I'll predict the same conservative 9:20 icebreaker.

astro wrote:

Injuries in women's distance running, especially in the 18-20 age group, are very common. Of the top high school distance running recruits, who hasn't bern injured in the last few years. Seems like virtually all of them have. And other top runners were injured or suffered health issue in college. Starliper's injuries began in high school so no reason to blame the college coaches, the low mileage boilerplate aside. I keep saying that on the women's side the challenge is to get the athlete through into their early 20s without a chronic injury and build from there. Patience is important. The typical college runner, like collegd wrestlers, will red shirt and be on a 5 year track, and in distance running 6 year tracks are common. It is a tough sport.

All very good points! The only thing I would say is that Starliper was never injured in HS, but actually got hurt after taking a break. When indoor Nationals got canceled because of COVID she took two weeks and got hurt after a week of running. Then when she started training in the fall with NCS in 2020 for CC they progressed her to quickly. They keep doing the same thing according to HS coaches. Family apparently unhappy. I hope the coaches learn some patience

Imagine that…another NC State hate thread.

Coach watching wrote:

Karissa Schweizer never got injured in college. Wisconsin women don't get injured. Iowa State women don't get injured. Coach Hennes has a reputation of not developing runners and injuring way too many. It may not me fully deserved but that is her reputation.

If you’re going to bag on Henes, at least spell her name correctly.

“Not developing runners”

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Most of you are acting like a bunch of ninnies!

I mean seriously guys get a grip, it's all just the luck of the draw, you guys are trying to find meaning in slot machines

Look at Kelsey chmiel, look at Ellie hennes, they both had and have had great careers with no injuries, look at Sam Bush oh, she's doing great, progressing great no injuries

Anyway whole Sports should be more transparent about injuries because every other sport they tell you when a top athlete gets injured. But we don't even know what's going on so

Tuohy and Steelman both have minor Achilles injuries. Contrary to some posters on here, the coach is being careful with both at this point. No need to push it this early in the season.

Dudes get agrip wrote:

Most of you are acting like a bunch of ninnies!

I mean seriously guys get a grip, it's all just the luck of the draw, you guys are trying to find meaning in slot machines

Look at Kelsey chmiel, look at Ellie hennes, they both had and have had great careers with no injuries, look at Sam Bush oh, she's doing great, progressing great no injuries

Anyway whole Sports should be more transparent about injuries because every other sport they tell you when a top athlete gets injured. But we don't even know what's going on so

You shouldn’t be surprised. The LRC forums are filled with wankers, losers, and haters. People that have pathetic lives and just spew hatred.

One of the funniest things things I ever read on these forums is that Coach Henes doesn’t develop runners. Didn’t the NC State women just win the national Championship in XC? Or am I thinking of someone else?

If both girls have Achilles issues, could it be the shoes? We know adidas took risks with their super spikes and shoes. Thoughts?

Tuffy wrote:

Tuohy and Steelman both have minor Achilles injuries. Contrary to some posters on here, the coach is being careful with both at this point. No need to push it this early in the season.

ECCENTRIC HEEL DROPS!!!

Didn’t Hannah steelman graduate at the end of fall semester?

No such thing as a minor achilles injury. Suzie Tuffy was another oft injured runner at NCSU.

Less development, more injuries, but better recruiting.

seensumn wrote:

Didn’t Hannah steelman graduate at the end of fall semester?

She did, as did Kelsey Chmiel. But both are still shown on roster.

Schools have students running website and social media. I have seen some ridiculous posts about times and records. Some get taken down but others remain. Website rosters are just a website, not the official roster.