Trackstaa's entire brand is based off un-original content - he uses other brands/peoples content and poses as his own - i do appreciate him tagging people but in my opinion he shouldn't be approaching sponsors using other peoples content he doesn't usually ask permission for. That's one thing - but to say publicly that Sweat Elite is “bad for the sport” - for not allowing him to steal our content, much like how he doesn’t like Flotrack - meant we just blocked him. That’s all. No hard feelings but would prefer to stay clear of that given we now have a lot of brand interest and we're spending a lot of money producing content. Trackstaa appears to be engineering "drama" to an extreme level, not a fan.
Regarding Best Athletics / Nick Bester - it was discovered that many (perhaps in the vicinity of 100+) enquiries were stolen from Sweat Elite, hence why Nick now coaches 160 people. They're all on a duplicated generic plan for £100-130/month outsourcing the programming to a staff member at £12/hour. I personally was removed from the coaches WhatsApp group when asking a few questions about it… a few other monetary issues (pressured into expensive Christmas parties, overcharging on training camps, no incentives for taking track sessions in person but pressure to attend etc)
From the comments in last SE video (don't know if I'm allowed to post links)
Sweat Elite doesn't seem to get on well with really any other running media. Reminds me of the quote, “If you run into an a**h0le in the morning, you ran into an a**h0le. If you run into a**h0les all day, you're the a**h0le.”
