Henrik had an injury and I think surgery. Filip had a great season and of course Jakob....
Weird but works wrote:
Can't argue that it's not getting results. Bronze medal at Worlds in the 1500m for the taller blond kid. That's the best result so far from the family. What has happened to Henrik? Haven't seen him in results lately. The documentary is great. It doesn't sugar coat anything. Keep them coming.
Weird but works wrote:
Can't argue that it's not getting results. Bronze medal at Worlds in the 1500m for the taller blond kid. That's the best result so far from the family. What has happened to Henrik? Haven't seen him in results lately. The documentary is great. It doesn't sugar coat anything. Keep them coming.
Injuries. Surgery x 2.
Discover Norway wrote:
Weird but works wrote:Can't argue that it's not getting results. Bronze medal at Worlds in the 1500m for the taller blond kid. That's the best result so far from the family. What has happened to Henrik? Haven't seen him in results lately. The documentary is great. It doesn't sugar coat anything. Keep them coming.
Injuries. Surgery x 2.
Hope he will be back at his previous level soon. If only for the sunglasses.
Is LIVA Henrik's wife ?
Eagerly awaiting ep. 3
It Is the Insulin, Stupid wrote:
Eagerly awaiting ep. 3
+1
Gagenly wrote:
I really enjoyed the Team Ingebrigtsen TV show so I decided I would try to translate and add English subtitles so everyone can enjoy it.
Any other Norwegian speakers out there feel free to let me know if you see any errors or have any suggestions for the translation. The family comes from Southwest Norway and their dialect is sometimes hard for me to understand.
https://youtu.be/Qhsk3lnlkSgI'm working on translating the other episodes and I'll try to add at least one a week.
Wow.
I'm not sure how I feel about what I just saw.
Interesting, eye-raising, entertaining, distubing?
Not an Ivy wrote:
I actually agree that I feel bad for them. But I also feel bad for all elites that have a domineering dad/coach (same with Rupp) but they're often the ones who get to the highest level in their sport like a tiger, Serena even people like Granville and Marinovich. So that said, I also
Envy them.
It's sad that they have that life but it's also part of what makes them uber elite.
I'm sure Michael Jordan and Tom Brady aren't fun and normal people.
That said, I fully enjoyed it.
Rupp's father isn't domineering.
Let's get the facts straight, take into account every public record.
1. Rupp started so young, was already in sport, and seems to truly enjoy running. --That's a huge differentiator. There are actually runners who race so tight, emotionally, that it is hard to believe they actually enjoy running. --Rupp in fact is on record in an interview stating that it's easier for him, cos he really loves to run.
2. Rupp met Salazar so young, that he's grown up with him, and now has a bit of Salazar's direct*, sceptical and independent personality. Remember when Rupp nixed the Bekele's coming to train with NOP? (*Yet he's clearly not a blunt Bostonite from a fiery Cuban family.)
3. If Rupp didn't understand his coach, he'd have retired by now. How many of us can imagine still running at that age, and not being sick of our high school coach and needing a change?
It Is the Insulin, Stupid wrote:
Eagerly awaiting ep. 3
Very much so. Keep up the good work OP
In spite of not knowing the language I have bee through all episodes.
The interaction within the family, especially with young Ingrid and newborn
William and adults of the family is heartwarming.
Tone (Mother) is a steady influence to balance Gjert (Father) who is overbearing with athletes but loving with youngsters and Tone.
Is William the son of Henrik or his little brother?
His little brother, he's the youngest of the seven kids.
Henrik just had a daughter last year, I think.
Martin had the daughter. Henrik is single, no kids. William is the son of Tone and Gjert, brother of all the others.
smth smth wrote:
His little brother, he's the youngest of the seven kids.
Henrik just had a daughter last year, I think.
Hmmm, lets see.,. wrote:
Wow.
I'm not sure how I feel about what I just saw.
Interesting, eye-raising, entertaining, distubing?
I would suggest watching more episodes. It really is quite interesting to see how the whole family makes it work. It's definitely not normal, but all of the kids also seem relatively well-adjusted, and it's nice to see how close the family is and even though there are disagreements, it's also clear that they all want to be doing this.
I was fascinated watching it the first time, there's a remarkable blend of a high-pressure environment and solid, loving family dynamics going on.
Coprah wrote:
Martin had the daughter. Henrik is single, no kids. William is the son of Tone and Gjert, brother of all the others.
smth smth wrote:His little brother, he's the youngest of the seven kids.
Henrik just had a daughter last year, I think.
Henrik is not single, and has a kid. Just check out his Instagram. His partner is called Liva, and they have a little daughter.
Martin does not have a kid, as far as I'm aware. Kristoffer is the oldest brother, and he also has a daughter.
Opps I mixed up Martin and Kristoffer's names, stand corrected. Henrik must have married since the program. Thanks.
smth smth wrote:
Coprah wrote:Martin had the daughter. Henrik is single, no kids. William is the son of Tone and Gjert, brother of all the others.
Henrik is not single, and has a kid. Just check out his Instagram. His partner is called Liva, and they have a little daughter.
Martin does not have a kid, as far as I'm aware. Kristoffer is the oldest brother, and he also has a daughter.
I'm not sure if Henrik is married or not, but I know he has a partner. I think she is featured in one of the later episodes, but can't remember which one.
Ingrid is running as well! https://www.kondis.no/jakob-ingebrigtsen-suveren-i-sentrumsloepet-i-egersund.6029429-127676.html
waiting patiently for this next episode! :D
SloppyMeatHole wrote:
Gagenly wrote:I really enjoyed the Team Ingebrigtsen TV show so I decided I would try to translate and add English subtitles so everyone can enjoy it.
Any other Norwegian speakers out there feel free to let me know if you see any errors or have any suggestions for the translation. The family comes from Southwest Norway and their dialect is sometimes hard for me to understand.
https://youtu.be/Qhsk3lnlkSgI'm working on translating the other episodes and I'll try to add at least one a week.
Yes they are.....complete azzholes. Wow....self-absorbed dbags.
At least they aren't anonymously slagging people who are accomplishing great things. And if you are an athlete who isn't self-absorbed on some level, there is a term: "amateur".