Honestly, your idea was so wildly out of touch, it's as if you set the stage for an epic disaster from the get-go. How you thought that this harebrained scheme would somehow pull through is beyond comprehension. It's clear as day, you're utterly clueless about reality. It was doomed from the start. Now we're left picking up the pieces of your monumental screwup.
Honestly, your idea was so wildly out of touch, it's as if you set the stage for an epic disaster from the get-go. How you thought that this harebrained scheme would somehow pull through is beyond comprehension. It's clear as day, you're utterly clueless about reality. It was doomed from the start. Now we're left picking up the pieces of your monumental screwup.
I don't think a woman will break 4 in the mile for at least 20 years, if ever.
Nike gave her all the support they could. Faith ran a world best. Track got some medium attention in the dog days of summer. Good for Faith, and good for Nike.
Way better Michael Johnson vs Donovan Bailey or Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson.
Nike clearly isn’t getting any traction from this. There’s only about a dozen threads on the front page of LRC discussing it. Mainstream running media and many influencers are hyping it. So far, 28 of the 37 girls on the high school XC team that I coach have this linked to their IG pages.
I count 14 threads for a total of 688 posts on the front page. Not many events get that kind of traction. Nike filmed several commercials today I am sure.
Nike clearly isn’t getting any traction from this. There’s only about a dozen threads on the front page of LRC discussing it. Mainstream running media and many influencers are hyping it. So far, 28 of the 37 girls on the high school XC team that I coach have this linked to their IG pages.
Nike clearly isn’t getting any traction from this. There’s only about a dozen threads on the front page of LRC discussing it. Mainstream running media and many influencers are hyping it. So far, 28 of the 37 girls on the high school XC team that I coach have this linked to their IG pages.
Really dumb idea, Nike!
Someone that understands marketing!
Agreed, the person at Nike who came up with this idea is clueless and messed up big time
Agreed, the person at Nike who came up with this idea is clueless and messed up big time
I'm sure they are currently getting congratulated from many at Nike and moved up a rung on the corporate ladder. Running doesn't get this much mainstream media ever except for the Olympics.
Honestly, your idea was so wildly out of touch, it's as if you set the stage for an epic disaster from the get-go. How you thought that this harebrained scheme would somehow pull through is beyond comprehension. It's clear as day, you're utterly clueless about reality. It was doomed from the start. Now we're left picking up the pieces of your monumental screwup.
I assure you that no one will get fired over this. In fact, some promotions and bonuses will be generated. It’s Midnight in Paris and the celebration has just started. The bar tab alone will be north of €20,000 by dawn.
Dude, this event was a straight-up a cringefest. Who even thought it was a good idea to let this happen? She tried, man, she really did. Solid effort and all, but the facts of the situation made it a laughing stock. And she’s obviously juiced up on performance enhancers, makes it more of a bonk
Dude, this event was a straight-up a cringefest. Who even thought it was a good idea to let this happen? She tried, man, she really did. Solid effort and all, but the facts of the situation made it a laughing stock. And she’s obviously juiced up on performance enhancers, makes it more of a bonk
This event felt forced and lacking authenticity. The audience could easily see through the phoniness. It was tough to watch as I truly wanted to enjoy it. You win some, you lose some. This was not a good choice.
look at hunderds of tweets and comments on reddit (trackandfield and advanced running) as well as 100k+ views on EPSN's yt video in a matter of 3 hours. They're overwhelmingly positive. It's a public stunt, and they nailed it. The average Joe doesn't care if she ran 4:01 or 4:06 and they have no conception of that.