I'm wrong, it wasn't Garyx. It is Jack Daniels
rooker wrote:
I believe it is Garyx, the god of death, destruction and renewal
JD-coached runner Ken Martin might disagree.
Far Out West wrote:
The fact that he is training on a tradmill is not a good sign...
Kevin Costner.
Groverachiever wrote:
Just posted on his fb page 2 photos of himself running repeats on a treadmill, repetitions at 20% grade.
Daniels was not her primary coach--not by any means--but Joan Benoit gives him much credit for her success in the 1984 OT.
cyhawk wrote:
Does anyone know why the Canova thing fell apart so quickly? Is there any reason to think this will turn out better? Has Jack Daniels coached many elite marathoners?
Martin ran his best times at Oregon.
george dickel wrote:Far Out West wrote:JD-coached runner Ken Martin might disagree.
The fact that he is training on a tradmill is not a good sign...
Joan Benoit credits Bob Sevene for advising her.
Ana Theist wrote:
Daniels was not her primary coach--not by any means--but Joan Benoit gives him much credit for her success in the 1984 OT.
He was long out of college when he ran 2:09 at NYM.
His results would though wrote:george dickel wrote:Martin ran his best times at Oregon.Far Out West wrote:JD-coached runner Ken Martin might disagree.
The fact that he is training on a tradmill is not a good sign...
Sev DID NOT coach all of those guys. I'm surprised that he would so grossly embellish his resume. His record with athletes he actually coached speaks for itself.
wtf.................... wrote:
I'm not sure when he made this list.
http://www.coolrunning.com/sevene/trained.htm
It was my understanding that Hall either wasn't ready for the workouts or couldn't stick to the training plan because of injury. But that's all second/third/fourth-hand knowledge, at best.
cyhawk wrote:
Does anyone know why the Canova thing fell apart so quickly? Is there any reason to think this will turn out better? Has Jack Daniels coached many elite marathoners?