congrats to him. on another note though, can anyone find a NOT-down to earth distance runner? maybe mottram? I mean with a sport that's paid so little, it's hard to be all that cocky. maybe pre is an exception, but i've noticed that every elite runner seems to be "down to earth"
Mottram is a good guy. He definitely approaches his races with a lot of self-confidence (much deserved) but if you spend any time with him, you will find that he's a nice guy. The same can be said of most of the Australian distance squad.
And he helps bring attention to his events, which is invaluable.
I was at Hillsdale wrote:
ps- Nick Willis seemed almost even more excited about Nate's race than Nate did. He was clearly thrilled for his friend.
So, are you saying he's gay?
What was Brannen's surgery for?
justintherunner wrote:
What was Brannen's surgery for?
It was a weiner tuck.
justintherunner wrote:
What was Brannen's surgery for?
It was back surgery for a herniated disc. His first run back was 30 seconds of running, 4.5 minutes of walking, repeated 10 times.
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