They were wearing an unbranded shirt at Millrose.
They were wearing an unbranded shirt at Millrose.
Who else was?
Yeah, noticed no Adi in the results affiliation either. All other sponsored athletes had sponsor name listed, even if they were from a training group.
Get woke, go broke
She was dead last in the 1500 final at the Trials and did not make it out of the first round of the 800. Just got toasted at Millrose. There are better athletes to invest their money in.
Like I said in the meet thread, this is the classic Bruce Denton philosophy on becoming an activist. No one cares if you don't run fast.
lmb wrote:
She claims to non-binary and decides when she wakes up what she/he will be. Is it a coincidence that every race day she feels like a woman?
That's not what non-binary means. You actually just described gender binary people.
Yikes.
Still confused why they chose to leave gold coast TC after they had a great year. Been downhill ever since.
Jgt11 wrote:
Still confused why they chose to leave gold coast TC after they had a great year. Been downhill ever since.
Quite a few runners left Golden Coast TC in the past year, so there may be something else going on.
Also, I've talked to Nikki Hiltz on a number of occasions. Sometimes she is reasonably friendly, and other times she is cold and snarky. Doesn't seem like the easiest person to get along with. That may have had something to do with Hiltz no longer being with Golden Coast TC and Hiltz not getting re-signed by Adidas.
Jgt11 wrote:
Still confused why they chose to leave gold coast TC after they had a great year. Been downhill ever since.
"They" were probably bi-coastal.
I have no problem with trans folk EXCEPT for bio-males in women's sport, which should NEVER be allowed.
Apart from the women’s sport thing, l say live and let live.
BUT, I can not get on board with the they/them absurdity. It’s an abomination of the English language and is unacceptable.
Lenny Leonard wrote:
lmb wrote:
She claims to non-binary and decides when she wakes up what she/he will be. Is it a coincidence that every race day she feels like a woman?
That's not what non-binary means. You actually just described gender binary people.
Ok, but that’s how Hiltz described themselves.
To this day however, nobody asked Hiltz if they thought that genetic men should be allowed to compete against genetic women
In the mile, IAAF still says no.
Therefore, it would make sense that they would think (at least for the 400-mile) that they should not be allowed to compete with the men.
I wonder what they think defines a man or woman.
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