1) I wish I discovered a training method which could bring anyone to their full potential while having fun on every run, no injuries and not having to sacrifice other life priorities, just a reasonable commitment.
2) I wish I could apply this method to the maximum amount of people (myself included) and share with other coaches
3) No age decline in race times or looking generally healthy to keep being an inspiration till the day I die
Range and ability of Haile...
But, longevity of one of those 70+ runners you see at races.
Third one. Hell let's save Kiptum, I'm good.
Steve The Addict OFFICIAL -----^^^^^ wrote:
Everyone's dirt and lies are exposed.
98 billion dollars.
Death penalty for any politician who's exposed lies are deemed reprehensible.
See username
The next morning, the headlines weren’t just about Grant’s gold medal. They were about the text messages between him and Taylor Swift that had somehow been leaked to the press. Screenshots of their conversations, intimate details that had been meant for no one but each other, were now plastered across every news site and social media platform. The story was no longer just a rumor. It was a full-blown scandal.
Grant’s victory was overshadowed by the media frenzy. Reporters hounded him at every turn, demanding answers, pushing for more details about his relationship with Taylor. His victory lap, which should have been a celebration of his hard-earned success, turned into a gauntlet of flashing cameras and shouted questions.
Taylor was facing the same scrutiny. Her social media accounts were flooded with comments, ranging from supportive to downright vicious. Her publicist issued a carefully worded statement, but it did little to stem the tide. The world wanted more, and it wasn’t going to stop until it got it.
In the midst of the chaos, Grant and Taylor managed to find a few minutes to speak privately. It was a difficult conversation, one filled with raw emotions and unanswered questions. They both knew that their lives were about to change, that the secret they had worked so hard to protect was now out in the open.
“I’m so sorry, Grant,” Taylor said, her voice trembling with guilt. “I never wanted this to happen. I never wanted to hurt you.”
“It’s not your fault,” Grant replied, though he wasn’t sure if he believed it. “We knew the risks when we started this. I just… I didn’t think it would be like this.”
“What do we do now?” she asked, her voice barely above a whisper.
Grant didn’t have an answer. All he knew was that he still cared for her, still wanted to be with her. But he also knew that their relationship had just become infinitely more complicated. The world was watching them, judging them, and there was no going back.
“I don’t know,” he finally said. “But whatever happens, we’ll figure it out together.”
Dear [Genie], make me a bird so I can [run] far, far, far away from [Baltimore]
Looking for my next marathon training cycle to be free of Covid in the final month!
Alot of these guys' number one wish is to be Jakob's underwear. It's obvious why and those who get upset about this are the main ones wishing for it.
I'm not hard to please:
1. Two hours of stress-free training time per day
2. Shorts-over-tights to be ruled a crime against humanity
3. XC running to Olympics
Breakfast In Bed wrote:
2:00 marathon speed, infinite injury-free endurance to run 120 mpw without a problem, and a 20 year old runner's body. Was this supposed to be tough?
Why not 1:59 speed on 0 mpw?
1) the threshold of Nordas
2) the heart of mcsweyn
3) the physique of Kerr
bloviating wrote:
To be forever injury free. Tonnotnhave to warm up to warm up. To have it always be the perfect temperature for a run.
The perfect weather for running is too cold for any non exercise things outside, and too cold for doing anything in the water, at least compared to the ideal temps for these.
Cloned Valby Triplets in my bedroom.
I would wish for nothing because any easing of the effort would take away from the accomplishment and wouldn't mean anything, (or as much.)
I would wish to be able to reach/maintain a low weight without an eating disorder ... maybe that's sad. Also: no stomach issues with runs, vo2max of 80.
chadrunner wrote:
-a body like Bednarek
-Marathon speed like Kipchoge
-100M speed like Bolt
this is pretty much all you need. when you have bolt's speed and kipchoge's endurance, you pretty much hold the WR for everything in between.......wait a second. kipchoge isn't even the fastest marathoner anymore. you screwed up.
I’d be willing to bet many of us have already been granted three wishes from a genie:
* Enjoy running
* Thankful for the opportunity to “get to run”
* Make lifelong friends through running
this website to work on mobile then I'd tell the genie to f off
1. Immunity from fitness-related injury/illness (not just running).
I'll bank the other two, because, as a 50 year-old hobbyjogger, this is arguably all that's keeping from achieving what I want with my running if being realistic. If I'm not good enough to achieve a GFA qualifier for one the WMM, I can blame not being good enough, not injury. If I no longer run in my 60's or 70's, setting examples for any future grandkids, I can blame simply not being arsed or being sick of running, not injury
world record 1500, 5000, 10000
at my current weight (200 lb bodybuilder)
1. Unlimited Running Shoes
2. Never be injured
3. Never loose a race