Why are people banned from the Sedona track now?

N.I.T. wrote:

Maybe this guy has taken his act on the road

Link:www.nj.com/monmouth/2018/05/superinten...

Hey123 wrote:

Runcanada wrote:

Anonymous sources from the inside have confirmed to me that it was not BTC with poopgate. All sources point towards the French Canadians that were there a few weeks ago.

Anonymous sources from the inside have confirmed to me that it was not Canadians with poopgate. All sources point towards the BTC that were there a few weeks ago. 🤷

Bob and Doug Mackenzie wrote:

Hey123 wrote:

Anonymous sources from the inside have confirmed to me that it was not Canadians with poopgate. All sources point towards the BTC that were there a few weeks ago. 🤷

To all the slobbering fools that bring hate to BTC due to their deranged envy 😉😎😂 BTC is the only group currently allowed to train at Sedona HS track. That alone should dispel the none sense and slander slung at BTC by a few fools that post on this website.

Boge Hep wrote:

Bob and Doug Mackenzie wrote:

To all the slobbering fools that bring hate to BTC due to their deranged envy 😉😎😂 BTC is the only group currently allowed to train at Sedona HS track. That alone should dispel the none sense and slander slung at BTC by a few fools that post on this website.

Yeah, right, shillster. They banned EVERY group for taking dumps on the track, except BTC. Makes TOTAL sense. Even more sense since you posted it without a source.

Hardloper wrote:

txRUNNERgirl wrote:

I agree. Someone has to plan all the lodging and whatnot ahead of time, so practice facilities should definitely be part of that planning. I'm surprised any non-student would be allowed on school grounds during school hours to begin with. Sure, as an individual I'm sure I've broken this rule in some one-off workout, but there's a big difference between that and a group of adults regularly using the track and especially going inside the school for whatever reason.

Teams do rent it out... but that doesn't allow them to take a dump near the track

Bob and Doug Mackenzie wrote:

To all the slobbering fools that bring hate to BTC due to their deranged envy 😉😎😂 BTC is the only group currently allowed to train at Sedona HS track. That alone should dispel the none sense and slander slung at BTC by a few fools that post on this website.

toady wrote:

Bob and Doug Mackenzie wrote:

To all the slobbering fools that bring hate to BTC due to their deranged envy 😉😎😂 BTC is the only group currently allowed to train at Sedona HS track. That alone should dispel the none sense and slander slung at BTC by a few fools that post on this website.

no. it just proves that btc pays big enough bribes to keep doing what they are doing. obvously other teams will get away with more once they pay up too.

Bob and Doug Mackenzie wrote:

Boge Hep wrote:

Yeah, right, shillster. They banned EVERY group for taking dumps on the track, except BTC. Makes TOTAL sense. Even more sense since you posted it without a source.

Time will tell.

Will you apologize to BTC… and moi, when the facts come out?

Probably yes wrote:

N.I.T. wrote:

Maybe this guy has taken his act on the road

Link:www.nj.com/monmouth/2018/05/superinten...

Just Googled this guy. Tragic story. School superintendent who ran 40 MPW and was doing a track workout. Took one emergency dump and somehow caught.

Police leaked his mugshot, media picked up on the story and it went viral with him being painted out to be a serial pooper even though he said this was the only time it happened. Lost his job and was pretty much unemployable.

Most people here can relate to having stomach emergencies crop up... I'll admit to darting into a corn field when I was 4 miles away from home on a long run and nowhere near any facility. Crap move by the cops... not sure why they'd feel the need to arrest the guy.

purity wrote:

pooperpants wrote:

ok fair. Football teams have to travel too, and use other facilities owned by other entities. They plan ahead, figure it out, and formally secure the facilities their athletes need. I think the main difference here is we see pro runners as grassroots poor people. Which might be a fair assessment of the athletes themselves. But their overlords have the $. They at least have enough resources and personnel to negotiate a formal agreement to regularly use the public facilities in the places where they are holding their altitude camps.

...or maybe spring for a potty? ≈ $120/week. Pretty simple

Portland Hobby Jogger wrote:

Tragicomic! While it is great for the sport to get NYT coverage, it wasn't for superlative performances or "Forget clubbing and trendy dining spots. Track meets are the new hotness!". Nope. Skinny people like to crap on public property.

Brojos and Gault - why did the Times scoop you on this story? This should have been your story.

BraveyNation brought to you by Champion wrote:

Portland Hobby Jogger wrote:

Tragicomic! While it is great for the sport to get NYT coverage, it wasn't for superlative performances or "Forget clubbing and trendy dining spots. Track meets are the new hotness!". Nope. Skinny people like to crap on public property.

Brojos and Gault - why did the Times scoop you on this story? This should have been your story.

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Pro runners suck, by and large they are narcissistic and take from the community more than they give back to it. They apparently think their performances and stature are contribution enough. I applaud the many notable exceptions to this, certainly.

Boston 18 wrote:

The NY Times story is up:

Link:www.nytimes.com/2022/02/25/sports/sedo...

Summary

-Explains why runners train in Flagstaff

-More people there during Covid

-Track reservation system often ignored

-School plays down the role the the poop

-working to get access back

-No new info on who pooped