Is Sergio Reyes the best 'club runner' in the USA today

Yes. end of argument. what really puts him over the top is having 4 hot sisters....not to mention the effect it had on his masculinity!

idk how many sergio reyes there are that run in the world but. A sergio Reyes won the Great Aloha Run and proposed after he won. = O

His 2010 has been ridiculous:

Win at Aloha run (plus he "got the girl")

Win at Norcal 10 mile

19th at USATF 15k

Win at ATB 12k

13:52 5000 at Mt. Sac (2nd at Zippy 5k the same weekend)

Win at Big Sur 5k

28:29 10000 at Peyton Jordan (punching his ticket for USAs)

1:04:50 at Santa Barbara half

And I know I'm forgetting a few races here and there.

Tom Kloos for the Bay Area Track Club. Full time coach. Last year ran:

3:46 1500

8:02 3k

8:35 Steeple (6th at USATF)

13:54 5k

I am not that familiar with him, what is his flat bench dumbell press PR?

he benches the bar....'nuff said.

You're the fastest shity writer I've ever seen!

nj wrote:

Just noticed that Sergio Reyes has an auto qualifier yet again for USATF's in the 10k with his 28:29.70. I believe he was qualified every year for the last 4 to 6 years. He seems to get a bit better every year. He has run fairly well across the board with PB's of 3:49, 8:19, 13:52, 1:04:05, and 2:15;30. But his year in year out solid track 10k's certainly stick out.

So I'm just wondering is this guy the best runner in the USA who has running as his second job? Note- others have run better who have some sort of job- IE brett Gotcher- but there first job was obviously running. Or is there someone else out there I'm missing?

So what if he is?

somerandomdude wrote:

he benches the bar....'nuff said.

He can bench the bar while I'm sitting at it having a beer. Quite the stud-muffin.

He could win the B2B Centipede single handed, by changing outfits and positions so fast it looks like he's taking up all 13 spots. It would have worked this year but he kept stopping to propose to people.

BATC wrote:

Tom Kloos for the Bay Area Track Club. Full time coach. Last year ran:

3:46 1500

8:02 3k

8:35 Steeple (6th at USATF)

13:54 5k

Please. Tom Kloos doesn't fit the bill. He's a running coach. He doesn't have Johnny Douchebag up in his business trying to make sure he gets his projects done in time and doesn't give a $&*! about his 'running'. That's tough to do as an amateur.

Sergio is pretty bad ass, even though he cherry picks the hell out of the road running scene. He's the new Hesch.

Keith Stone wrote:

somerandomdude wrote:

he benches the bar....'nuff said.

He can bench the bar while I'm sitting at it having a beer. Quite the stud-muffin.

He could win the B2B Centipede single handed, by changing outfits and positions so fast it looks like he's taking up all 13 spots. It would have worked this year but he kept stopping to propose to people.

Are you this sycophantic towards all fast runners?

This reeks of an Aggies pole-smoking sausage fest. Yeah, Sergio can run, really run in fact. Give the devil his due, the Aggies can run too. Unfortunately most of the ASICs Aggies are pretty rude to the other clubs, coming across as arrogant douchebags. Aggies word up. A lot of people really don't like your club and it's not because you're very good. And how about their juicer Linda Somers? Something isn't right about her crazy geriatric times in relation to her past, and it's already been discussed here. It casts a shadow over that whole club. Maybe there's something in the Aggies water, maybe not. OK go ahead and continue slobbering on Sergio guys. Some people will do anything to promote.

Maybe the last post was directed at me, but I'm not an Aggie.

You'd think Sergio would be a favorite of Letsrun as he fits the bill of the mythical "blue collar runner." Came from a no-name college, worked his butt off while working a full time job, and is now a regular at national championships like the Olympic Trials.

I respect him even more after reading last month's Running Times where they glorified guys like Steve Haas sitting around all day playing videos games while training. Sergio is proof you can have a full life outside of running and still get it done on the track and roads.

Sure, he road whores a bit on the PA circuit, but the guy makes thousands of dollars a year doing his hobby, which is more than the rest of us can say.

embarrassed for you wrote:

Are you this sycophantic towards all fast runners?

Nope, just to brothers. I didn't even break out all the possible hyperbole, but that's just 'cus Sergio hasn't manned up and come to camp.

well, you're the one from SF area...perhaps know what thats like???....I challenge you to find one person (yourself included) that will post their name on here, and say that the ags are @$$holes...quite the opposite...ask an aggie for a beer, you get a beer....ask an aggie for slice o pizza, get a slice (maybe w/ bite out of it)...ask an aggie a question, get a smart ass reply (esp from rios!)...from what i can see, they're pretty giving...except sergio, all he does it take, take, take on the roads...but what can i say, I taught him well...heck, he's taken it to a new level, even i never did two marathons in two weeks, sheesh!dude-

Bay Area running wrote:

This reeks of an Aggies pole-smoking sausage fest. Yeah,.....

Keith Stone wrote:

embarrassed for you wrote:

Are you this sycophantic towards all fast runners?

Nope, just to brothers. I didn't even break out all the possible hyperbole, but that's just 'cus Sergio hasn't manned up and come to camp.

A bit to homoerotic, even for letsrun standards.

Keith Stone wrote:

embarrassed for you wrote:

Are you this sycophantic towards all fast runners?

Nope, just to brothers. I didn't even break out all the possible hyperbole, but that's just 'cus Sergio hasn't manned up and come to camp.

It's up to Reyes to claim the likes of you as a "brother," not the other way around.

Best club runner. Is that more like winning America's Best Dance Crew or being Level 2 certified in coaching?

we need some more latinos like reyes