Turbo kick wrote:
Oh boy, your gonna get LR roaches all upset over legit facts!🤣
Semi’s gonna freak out with excitement. :)
- LRC Coverage
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Katelyn Tuohy Shatters NCAA 3000m Record at Millrose Games
February 11, 2023
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Yared Nuguse Dazzles Millrose Games with 3:47.38 to Arrive as a Star
February 11, 2023
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2023 Millrose Games Results- Compiled Results For 2023 Millrose
February 09, 2023
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- Nuguse 3:47.38
- Monson AR
KATELYN TUOHY 8:35.20 NCAA RECORD
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TuohyFan wrote:
Interesting NOTE!
Tuohy is now a HIGHLY ranked runner in elite fields:
Indoor Mile = #6 USA and #11 in the World
Indoor 3000m = #3 USA and #5 in the World
Thought that this was interesting to share…
at frkin 20 years old !!!!
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You called it! Lmao👍
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I hope she's clean! Doubt it, though.
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#9 in 1500m also...
Whittni Morgan #2 in the world in 3k 👀
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Sheisfast! wrote:
I hope she's clean! Doubt it, though.
look at US distance running records books from middle school to high school to college
KATELYN TUOHY dominates that list! we aint even talking about her cross country prowess and accolades which is just as impressive as her track career!
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Sheisfast! wrote:
I hope she's clean! Doubt it, though.
katelyn tuohy has been breaking records since she started running, literally!
at 10 years old, she was always running community fun run with family and she finishes as one of the fastest top15 or 20s with hundreds of adults running, at one time, the fastest female finisher and she was 10 years old --- you never heard these stories because her family is very humble and never accepts media interviews
shes been a force of nature since the start, and shes surrounded by the right people and has CHOSEN the right people to surround her as she grows and matures as a person and athlete
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Blank231 wrote:
#9 in 1500m also...
Whittni Morgan #2 in the world in 3k 👀
Interesting…this why Tuohy will succeed at whatever level she chooses:
1} She hates to lose (like all great athletes)
2) She doesn’t repeat mistakes (and with her analytical mind she recognizes them quickly)
3) Her humility is rare relative to her accomplishments
4) She doesn’t exceed her abilities by going for records that are unrealistic
5) She paces her races (no 2 races less that 1-2 weeks apart…with some rare exception)
6) she doesn’t get overly excited no matter what she accomplishes
7) She doesn’t go into a depression after a failure
8) She helps others even before she helps herself (evidenced by her XC championship)
9) She surrounds herself with friends and family for support
10) She outworks her competition
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RunForLife2 wrote:
Blank231 wrote:
#9 in 1500m also...
Whittni Morgan #2 in the world in 3k 👀
Interesting…this why Tuohy will succeed at whatever level she chooses:
1} She hates to lose (like all great athletes)
2) She doesn’t repeat mistakes (and with her analytical mind she recognizes them quickly)
3) Her humility is rare relative to her accomplishments
4) She doesn’t exceed her abilities by going for records that are unrealistic
5) She paces her races (no 2 races less that 1-2 weeks apart…with some rare exception)
6) she doesn’t get overly excited no matter what she accomplishes
7) She doesn’t go into a depression after a failure
8) She helps others even before she helps herself (evidenced by her XC championship)
9) She surrounds herself with friends and family for support
10) She outworks her competition
Good points.
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semihaze wrote:
Sheisfast! wrote:
I hope she's clean! Doubt it, though.
katelyn tuohy has been breaking records since she started running, literally!
at 10 years old, she was always running community fun run with family and she finishes as one of the fastest top15 or 20s with hundreds of adults running, at one time, the fastest female finisher and she was 10 years old --- you never heard these stories because her family is very humble and never accepts media interviews
shes been a force of nature since the start, and shes surrounded by the right people and has CHOSEN the right people to surround her as she grows and matures as a person and athlete
Well said, Semi. I would add that while surrounding herself with the right people she trusts them and is eminently ‘coachable’.
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I said her 15:15 was a tad disappointing. How is that a d-bag comment? I expected more from her.
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RunForLife2 wrote:
Interesting…this why Tuohy will succeed at whatever level she chooses:
1} She hates to lose (like all great athletes)
2) She doesn’t repeat mistakes (and with her analytical mind she recognizes them quickly)
3) Her humility is rare relative to her accomplishments
4) She doesn’t exceed her abilities by going for records that are unrealistic
5) She paces her races (no 2 races less that 1-2 weeks apart…with some rare exception)
6) she doesn’t get overly excited no matter what she accomplishes
7) She doesn’t go into a depression after a failure
8) She helps others even before she helps herself (evidenced by her XC championship)
9) She surrounds herself with friends and family for support
10) She outworks her competition
11) got doubters to prove wrong
kinda adds to her fire
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semihaze wrote:
RunForLife2 wrote:
Interesting…this why Tuohy will succeed at whatever level she chooses:
1} She hates to lose (like all great athletes)
2) She doesn’t repeat mistakes (and with her analytical mind she recognizes them quickly)
3) Her humility is rare relative to her accomplishments
4) She doesn’t exceed her abilities by going for records that are unrealistic
5) She paces her races (no 2 races less that 1-2 weeks apart…with some rare exception)
6) she doesn’t get overly excited no matter what she accomplishes
7) She doesn’t go into a depression after a failure
8) She helps others even before she helps herself (evidenced by her XC championship)
9) She surrounds herself with friends and family for support
10) She outworks her competition
11) got doubters to prove wrong
kinda adds to her fire
“Now can you hear me?” - Katelyn Tuohy
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Sally Vix wrote:
I said her 15:15 was a tad disappointing. How is that a d-bag comment? I expected more from her.
after running a whole cross country season??going undefeated?? and coming from a longer outdoor season?? are u fking kidding us?
of course its a dbag comment or u just dont know stuff man
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What would you say If Katelyn herself said she was a tad disappointed with the 15:15?
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You gotta relax. Katelyn herself said she was feeling sick the week of and wasn’t at her best. No offense to the winner, Annie Rodenfels, but Tuohy at her best beats her by half the length of the track.
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TuohyFan wrote:
Pajama Party wrote:
I wish I could be more happy about this, but her a-hole stan fans make it really hard to cheer for her.
How about a thread talking about Monson’s American Record? You know that person that finished 10 seconds in front of her.
Start it.
Well you didn’t. So I did…
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