Cam Levins. Where the Fvck is he?

His performances have steadily gotten worse over the years. Could it be injury related? Possibly

Could it be that his body does not handle the high mileage Alberto expects? Probably

It surprises me that athletes who suffer a significant performance breakdown after college don't evaluate the cause.

Time for a coaching change before time runs out.

Run Doctor wrote:

His performances have steadily gotten worse over the years. Could it be injury related? Possibly

Could it be that his body does not handle the high mileage Alberto expects? Probably

It surprises me that athletes who suffer a significant performance breakdown after college don't evaluate the cause.

Time for a coaching change before time runs out.

Haha. If anything, he's probably doing significantly less mileage under Alberto than he was in Utah.

Run Doctor wrote:

His performances have steadily gotten worse over the years. Could it be injury related? Possibly

Could it be that his body does not handle the high mileage Alberto expects? Probably

It surprises me that athletes who suffer a significant performance breakdown after college don't evaluate the cause.

Time for a coaching change before time runs out.

We´ve already been told that he has had an ankle injury. Can´t you read or are you retarded?

Isn't he in Iran helping his grandparents who are lay members of the local synagogue.

Some runners do well with high mileage but not a lot of high intensity in their training. That seems to be the case with Levins. His trying to hang with fast teammates like Rupp, Jenkins and Centrowitz in track sessions might be a little tough on the self confidence and motivation. Levins won NCAA titles and was the Bowerman Award winner in his senior year of college. His best bet might be to return to his college coach, but Nike probably wouldn't support that move even if Levins and his former coach wanted to do it.

Mileage monster wrote:

Some runners do well with high mileage but not a lot of high intensity in their training. That seems to be the case with Levins. His trying to hang with fast teammates like Rupp, Jenkins and Centrowitz in track sessions might be a little tough on the self confidence and motivation. Levins won NCAA titles and was the Bowerman Award winner in his senior year of college. His best bet might be to return to his college coach, but Nike probably wouldn't support that move even if Levins and his former coach wanted to do it.

And straining to stay with the star track guys at NOP during fast interval sessions magnifies the injury risk for runners like Levins.

Ankle injury. In addition, conflicting coaching advice between Salazar and his Canadian connections. I'll leave it at that.