rhimby wrote:
djmia wrote:
please discuss how she gets a "F" (perhaps rightly) however, Centro, who can't even get out of the semi's, does not.
The women's steeple is like a high school race in terms of depth compared to the men's 1500m.
Also Centro ran a season best in his heat, which at the time was the fastest 1500m heat ever run in the Olympic Games. Coburn DNFd against a mild field of steeplers.
When is Courtney racing. Friday or Saturday? It better ve Friday not if she wants a chance at sub 9.
I imagine the Olympics mentally devasted her.
she said in her post that she wanted to get her body back to 100%
Yet you 'imagine' she mentally devastated
That Olympic final is likely the last race she will ever run.
Obviously something is going on. Maybe she’s hurt. Maybe she’s pregnant. Maybe she’s got other stuff going on. It is not normal someone of her caliber drops off the face of the Earth for no reason. Only time will give us the answers.
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Twisties?
runners world wrote:
Nike is not paying emma coubrn.
So, why should emma run a nike meet, without getting paid. I think Emma made the right decision, by skiiping this race.
That being said, I belive Courtney Frerichs is better than Emma couburn at this moment, and I am extremely excited to watch her race on Saturday. I think she will go sub 9.
When did Jenny ever duck Pre? It's like Mike Tyson said, "everybody's got a plan until you get punched in the mouth." Emma is grasping for answers and Coach Joey and the rest of Team Bossy are fresh out.
I'm actually pretty surprised. I suspect there is more to the story about what happened to her in Tokyo than we know. I hope she comes back strong in 2022.
joed|rt wrote:
Where did she post this?
I'm all good with her decision not to run. She knows best.
BUT...Yeah, who decided on the used car, warehouse, industrial buildings background for the NB outfit?
Come Onnnnnahhhhh Emma!!! You need a better PR person.
Both Coburn and Frerich are excelent steeplers with good race still comong there way. But both of them are passed their prime to run under 9:00 mins. If they could do it they would have done it by now.
sbeefyk2 wrote:
Obviously something is going on. Maybe she’s hurt. Maybe she’s pregnant. Maybe she’s got other stuff going on. It is not normal someone of her caliber drops off the face of the Earth for no reason. Only time will give us the answers.
……….?
Pretty sure she’s in Colorado.
Her mom is also on her 27th round of chemo...
Win at All Costs wrote:
Just posted she won't be racing.
I imagine the Olympics mentally devasted her. I hope she can bounce back.
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I hope one bad race doesn’t end her career.
I remember Sarah Baxter getting 3rd at NXN for her first loss. She was never the same again.
I hope this doesn’t happen to Emma. She has to get that attitude she displayed after she fell in the race before the Olympics, on to the next race.
I wish her the best. She been so good for American women’s running.
sbeefyk2 wrote:
Obviously something is going on. Maybe she’s hurt. Maybe she’s pregnant. Maybe she’s got other stuff going on. It is not normal someone of her caliber drops off the face of the Earth for no reason. Only time will give us the answers.
My take on it too. Kara Goucher's comment was that she was doing the right thing. She may be done for the year, needs to skip Europe.
It would have been really bad for her to DNF or struggle.
Very troubling to see her crash as well as watching Sandi Morris breaking her pole.
iklb wrote:
I don’t care that much, as long as the steeple queen, Courtney Frerichs is racing.
I wouldn’t be surprised, if Courtney breaks the American record.
Equally, I wouldn’t be surprised if she runs 9:30.
olyrun2 wrote:
Both Coburn and Frerich are excelent steeplers with good race still comong there way. But both of them are passed their prime to run under 9:00 mins. If they could do it they would have done it by now.
Is English your first language?
After her unforgivable mean girl nastiness towards Beatrice Chepkoech that laid bare what kind of person she really is, I feel no sympathy for her athletic struggles. She's getting everything she deserves (minus the mum on chemo of course, for which I wish her well). She's one of two runners universally loved on these boards that I can't stand.
El Keniano wrote:
After her unforgivable mean girl nastiness towards Beatrice Chepkoech that laid bare what kind of person she really is, I feel no sympathy for her athletic struggles. She's getting everything she deserves (minus the mum on chemo of course, for which I wish her well). She's one of two runners universally loved on these boards that I can't stand.
Yes. Completely agree. And despite Coburn's unfounded suggestion that Beatrice is a doper, Beatrice continues to treat her very graciously whenever they race. Pretty striking difference in character.
Courtney has the American record. Courtney beat her at the Olympics. What we have here is a rivalry. I predict both runners will duck and hide until forced to race each other at WC '22.