Coaching a fast sprinter to become great at long distance

SUPERIOR COACH JS wrote:

She got severe sick and now she work back to shape as before sickness. Meshack ran 13:34 at 5 000m up at high altitude and ran 2:nd place in a 10 k road race time 28: 30 also up at high altitude. He didn`t want to have a manager and was looking for another career in the army forces. If he had accepted a manager he would come to Europe and race and of course run much faster times at sea level.

What are you doing to these athletes that they all get sick, injured, or quit before they have the world record races you've predicted for them?

magic lizard wrote:

SUPERIOR COACH JS wrote:

The main purpose with the website is of course to promote my coaching and a place with information

about my coaching service. Also a place where people find my good coaching results so far after just 4½ year

as an online coach.

- COACH J.S -

Wouldn't it promote your coaching more to have photos of you with your athletes and videos of their testimonials about how great you are?

Don't know that a site that looks like my mom's Myspace page is doing it for you.

Well.....I still think runners

are more interested in my coaching skills than how the layout and photos look like . ;)))

Inferior Coach Jack Schmidt wrote:

SUPERIOR COACH JS wrote:

She got severe sick and now she work back to shape as before sickness. Meshack ran 13:34 at 5 000m up at high altitude and ran 2:nd place in a 10 k road race time 28: 30 also up at high altitude. He didn`t want to have a manager and was looking for another career in the army forces. If he had accepted a manager he would come to Europe and race and of course run much faster times at sea level.

What are you doing to these athletes that they all get sick, injured, or quit before they have the world record races you've predicted for them?

Those kind of things can easily happen without a coach's influence

So, she didn’t run a single race last year?

What city and race did he run his 13:34 at?

It sounds like your athletes have could of/would of/ should have syndrome.

In boxing and MMA, it’s considered very bad taste to talk about what happens in the gym since fights are what matter.

If your athletes don’t have race results that match their performances in practice, you really need to re-evaluate things.

What does “)))” mean to you and why do you type it nearly every single post?

Inferior Coach Jack Schmidt wrote:

SUPERIOR COACH JS wrote:

She got severe sick and now she work back to shape as before sickness. Meshack ran 13:34 at 5 000m up at high altitude and ran 2:nd place in a 10 k road race time 28: 30 also up at high altitude. He didn`t want to have a manager and was looking for another career in the army forces. If he had accepted a manager he would come to Europe and race and of course run much faster times at sea level.

What are you doing to these athletes that they all get sick, injured, or quit before they have the world record races you've predicted for them?

The sickness she got is nothing related to running and training. Injured? Very few runners in my now about 4½ years as an online coach has been injured . No severe injuries and quite fast back in normal training again.

Sometimes runners quit my coaching even if the system continues to improve them, a lot of different causes not related to the system. To be an online freelance coach working with elite Kenyans is very special . Some of the managements, mostly the big elephants, don`t want you to interfere with coaching of their runners even if they get superior coaching for free and will earn more money with better runners. ))))

- The Wizard -

otter wrote:

Inferior Coach Jack Schmidt wrote:

What are you doing to these athletes that they all get sick, injured, or quit before they have the world record races you've predicted for them?

Those kind of things can easily happen without a coach's influence

+ 1 ! That's a good point Otter. :)

)))= "irony" or" LoL" or just "humor". :)

Real or not, I like JS. He’s one of the good parts of LRC.

Thanks buddy! :)

- Merry Christmas! -

SUPERIOR COACH JS wrote:

)))= "irony" or" LoL" or just "humor". :)

Did you make that up like you made up the stories of your former athletes?

SouthernFriedRealist wrote:

So, she didn’t run a single race last year?

What city and race did he run his 13:34 at?

It sounds like your athletes have could of/would of/ should have syndrome.

In boxing and MMA, it’s considered very bad taste to talk about what happens in the gym since fights are what matter.

If your athletes don’t have race results that match their performances in practice, you really need to re-evaluate things.

He doesn’t let the truth get in the way of a good story. It’s easier to talk about what he think can be done rather than what has actually been done.

Nearly all of his athletes have amazing workouts but the excuses appear when you ask for real results.

His athletes have very good results . How many online coaches have coached twelve winners of international

races and a 2:07 marathon plus a couple of more sub 2:10 s in just four years?

Brother Colm wrote:

His athletes have very good results . How many online coaches have coached twelve winners of international

races and a 2:07 marathon plus a couple of more sub 2:10 s in just four years?

Seriously? If anyone thinks you are real they are sick. I think that in an act of desperation when you start using anonymous handles. JS come on buddy, none of this is real; there is no sprinter, mater of fact that story is not even logical. Your site looks silly to say the least. Look, you are just some small town nobody, trolling Let's Run to get suckers to believe you and think you are great, but as time has gone by, and the stories have got more outlandish people have caught on to this.

Everything I have told here at LRC is the truth and nothing but the truth.... ! You can of course choose to not believe it....

that`s up to you. But I assure you that you will be extremely surprised one day . )))

Merry Christmas ! :)

-The Magic Wizard -

Yes, “one day”. Not in the past or present but “one day”.

So Like Literally wrote:

Real or not, I like JS. He’s one of the good parts of LRC.

Agree. I come here for JS, 430miler, Matt London, and the like.

So Like Literally wrote:

Real or not, I like JS. He’s one of the good parts of LRC.

I fully agree. He is one of my favourite posters.

LOL Monster wrote:

Yes, “one day”. Not in the past or present but “one day”.

Ha ha!! When is this one day??? JS when people have pressed you in the past for proof, or called you out on your lies, or things that don't make sense, you always turn around and say one day this event will happen, or this great lecture will happen and we all will be proven wrong. I saw you say earlier that you just missed the cutoff for the great lecture to prove everyone wrong. Seriously, do you really expect us to believe that???