I was there. It was cold in the morning but the men’s race was at midday and the sun was brutal, also to those saying he faked it he was stumbling from the end of the home stretch he definitely did not fake it. Also, people need to stop making baseless assumptions saying he has an eating disorder. It’s not healthy to obsess over eating healthy for every single meal-that’s an eating disorder in itself. leave the man alone, it’s ok to eat junk food sometimes lol
I didn't know that bad a bonk was possible for 10k , he looked like solinsky back in 2007(???) when he was sick as sh1t but still raced. Was he sick or something?
I hope Teare is fine. Right now, though, Seth DeMoor is thinking about the number of views he'd get if he did this at the end of a race.
I’ve had my fair share of races like that. One time I ran 26:40 or some garbage time at the Pre Nats 8k course and my coach said I gave up. I sure did. My hamstrings blew up at 0.5 miles and I couldn’t move and just jogged the final 4.5 miles. It happens.
Your hamstring blew up? Sounds painful
If the men's race was 6k like the women he would have been top 5. He is a miler afterall. Time to lengthen the distance for girls. 6k is not cc for diatance runners.
Maybe Seth will take over Let’s Run. He gets more views and likes than the best ever Let’s Run day ever. He probably makes more than the Johnsons combined, and Demoor Global Running Let’s Run site sounds better than the lame Let’s Run site, too. Seth wouldn’t even need the add revenue, so it would already be better than this site. I’m always amazed how much Seth gets mentioned here, but he is the current king of the Hobby Joggers.
After he ripped that kid on Strava, I lost all respect for him.
better video
My question is where’s the love for the Washington girl who went through the same thing?
wow. watch from 3:18.........can't believe he finished! he hit the WALL HARD
wrong link , this is the right one
SeamusLavell wrote:
Tribe wrote:
Cardiologist here - in my honest medical opinion, you are a complete idiot!
Tribe, You must have missed the day they taught about pulmonary embolisms.
Pulmonary embolism (PE) is a fatal condition, which can cause a variety of complications. One of these rare complications are arrythmias such as atrial fibrillation (AF)
Apology accepted!
Nope. Not a PE, not afib, not a TIA and you’re still a complete idiot.
Why in the world would a young healthy athlete get a booster at this point?
Should have adopted the Cheptegei jitter.
Tribe wrote:
SeamusLavell wrote:
Tribe, You must have missed the day they taught about pulmonary embolisms.
Pulmonary embolism (PE) is a fatal condition, which can cause a variety of complications. One of these rare complications are arrythmias such as atrial fibrillation (AF)
Apology accepted!
Nope. Not a PE, not afib, not a TIA and you’re still a complete idiot.
Actually, most PE’s that I’ve treated don’t present with afib. Certainly, many people in afib shower atrial emboli (one of the posters had it backwards regarding PE/tia/stroke); but as I stated, most symptomatic PE’s don’t present in that rhythm.
Tachycardia was the word the other poster was looking for. Afib doesn’t necessarily present with an elevated hr, and afib with rvr requires a completely different response than just afib alone.
Clear as mud?
*zero chance of side effects
Sarah Bellum wrote:
Tribe wrote:
Nope. Not a PE, not afib, not a TIA and you’re still a complete idiot.
Actually, most PE’s that I’ve treated don’t present with afib. Certainly, many people in afib shower atrial emboli (one of the posters had it backwards regarding PE/tia/stroke); but as I stated, most symptomatic PE’s don’t present in that rhythm.
Tachycardia was the word the other poster was looking for. Afib doesn’t necessarily present with an elevated hr, and afib with rvr requires a completely different response than just afib alone.
Clear as mud?
A PE that causes the right side of the heart to work harder can trigger the heart to go into an arrhythmia.
What is arrhythmia? An arrhythmia is a problem with the rate or rhythm of your heartbeat. It means that your heart beats too quickly, too slowly, or with an irregular pattern
Full on No Quit mf’er. I gained even more respect after watching the OP’s YouTube video. Great coverage today by ESPN. Thanks to all the teams and athletes who spent nearly a lifetime of effort
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