Cody's training is going well-
The OP is just asking who else is going for it-
I put Cody at about #6 if I was ranking US 5,000 meter runners and only looking up*
Cody's training is going well-
The OP is just asking who else is going for it-
I put Cody at about #6 if I was ranking US 5,000 meter runners and only looking up*
Is this a real training group -
Sounds interesting -
Maybe there's hope after all-
another Brian Snell?
I agree....
(rumor) Steve Magness is joining them
You didn't hear it from me*
Jacob Phillips head coach from Douche Bag University is going to try
Aren't they based in Houston?
Douche Bag University wrote:
Jacob Phillips head coach from Douche Bag University is going to try
http://dbupatriots.com/coaches.aspx?rc=15&path=cross
That 3:30 marathon or whatever set him up nicely.
That's one he'll of a training group.
Good to hear Milos Metric is back.
What do you guys feel are their chances?
I gotta say I feel pretty good about it
Cody Clark is the next Brian Sell *
Lou Snelling + Cody Clark = London
"Man is a god when he dreams and a beggar when he thinks."
I'm in. Maybe not London, but definitely gonna try for Houston. Twin Cities, here I come...
What compels you to pointlessly degrade someone else's dream?
His times up till now may not be great, but don't we want that kind of goal and attitude in young people in our sport?
Funny thing is, I bet he's faster than you or you're just jealous because you lack the drive to ever even attempt to go for something bigger than yourself.
Good luck with your life filled with low goal setting and under-achievement.
You better not be talking about Cody bra.
Nope. Have a look at who I responded to
"Who out there is actually hand on heart going to try and make 2012"
Me. I think living to 51 is definately possible.
I am and I will not rest until i crack 220 in the marathon and make the trials.
Who posted in this thread 2-3 years ago and is still going at it?
2012 marathon trials wrote:I'll never make the olympics and am not going to put my life on hold and postpone starting a career to facilitate an optimal training schedule, but I am going to keep training seriously. The experience of qualifying and running in the trials is definitely worth a couple more years of effort to me, and IMO a respectable goal to strive for even if you know it's the end of the line.
Very interesting. So unlike the men you don't appear to subscribe to all-or-nothing Lydiardism. But what if you ran say 32:30? If you had a real shot at the Olympics?