Who is the most LOOK AT ME current distance runners?

cornholer wrote:

I would say Athing Mu and her pierced nipples. If she was saying look at me, I was looking.

I looked for a minute. No pierced nips on the gram. Her BF is not attractive. I would think she could do a lot better

Her boyfriend is Brandon Miller lmao

Hejendo76 wrote:

Her boyfriend is Brandon Miller lmao

They are dating???

Whoever has the most social media posts. 

Emma Coburn is up there with over 2,000 Instagram post, but at least she's a great runner. Can't stand all these 3:20 marathon women types who post all sorts of motivational quotes with them smiling mid-stride to their thousands of bought followers.

Wow - this thread is ridiculous...

The sport is really unpopular and it seems like most of you want to keep it that way. I am totally behind any athlete trying to bring some stories into the sport other than 'I ran xx'... The sport doesn't get covered much, so social media is the only place you're going to see it - kudos to the likes of Molly Seidel for making this sport more interesting.

I understand the athletes posting, it’s their job. The worst is coaches on social media. Johnathan Marcus preaching like he’s some coaching guru is pretty laughable. Kevin Hanson is the worst. He is constantly fishing for compliments and reminding everyone of his past accomplishments or how much money he spent on something. He’s a prime example of someone who should spend less time on social media and get back to work. When was the last time his team produced a decent result? Cool tweet though, old man.

I have no problem with Emma. The worst people are the ones with nothing going on in their lives so they have to post on social media all the time. They try to create this false, manufactured image of their uninspiring life that is a far cry from reality. They fiend for validation. Those are the absolute worst. Theyll post all these quotes because they can't think of anything original themselves. Ironically the social media validation types are usually the most unfulfilled. 

***Geoff Capes*** wrote:

Wow - this thread is ridiculous...

The sport is really unpopular and it seems like most of you want to keep it that way. I am totally behind any athlete trying to bring some stories into the sport other than 'I ran xx'... The sport doesn't get covered much, so social media is the only place you're going to see it - kudos to the likes of Molly Seidel for making this sport more interesting.

Agree. It’s no longer enough to be an athlete who only focuses on performance. Athletes are entertainers, and many are coaches too. It’s a business, marketing, and brands are looking at your metrics and engagement. It’s part of pro athlete’s contracts. It’s not surprising that many of the mostly women mentioned on this thread are not only successful athletes but also the most highly paid in the sport. Brands aren’t stupid. They want athletes who are more than just athletes and showing their human side.

It's me. Bright colors, dramatic lie-downs at the finish line... All of it.

Alexi Pappas, by far

Emma responded to the likes of me several times on social media. That makes her OK in my book. Beautiful and gracious.

Best at staying in the background is Des Linden. she works in silence and then lets her success speak for her. she rarely posts and when she does its not something that hypes her up or looks like she's trying to be cool. She's quiet and humble. admits her failures.

haha wrote:

Best at staying in the background is Des Linden. she works in silence and then lets her success speak for her. she rarely posts and when she does its not something that hypes her up or looks like she's trying to be cool. She's quiet and humble. admits her failures.

Rupp?

Bruce seems to be telling true stuff at least, Molly Seidels BS is really ruining her olympic medal. She is going down the BS route of Kara. Just because you were successful once you cant think you have more credibility and just make stuff up cause you thrive on attention

The correct answer is N I K K I H I LT Z

Weini Not So Much E wrote:

I understand the athletes posting, it’s their job. The worst is coaches on social media. Johnathan Marcus preaching like he’s some coaching guru is pretty laughable. Kevin Hanson is the worst. He is constantly fishing for compliments and reminding everyone of his past accomplishments or how much money he spent on something. He’s a prime example of someone who should spend less time on social media and get back to work. When was the last time his team produced a decent result? Cool tweet though, old man.

What? Kevin Hanson never does that. You're making cr@p up.