HelloHillaryLovers wrote:
Hansons are Hillary lovers! That’s hilarious!!!!
How’s that Russian collusion working out for you, you Michigan Democrat pieces of trash?
Hahahahahahaha!!!!
Hansons loses yet again!!!!!!!!!
Hansons are Hillary lovers. No wonder they never win anything.
No respect wrote:
https://twitter.com/hansonsrun/status/947489130170257410All I could think was that tells us that you were following us.
Any other coaches that follow this board?
Is this thread super hot at Letsrun.com?
You started this thread.
It might be about time for you to delete this thread.
Thanks a lot.
Welcome to America wrote:
This is the new entitled American standard. Instead of debate we avoid people who criticize us and we call them liars or worse. It’s pretty sad. Our President got elected on this ideal and it’s only getting worse. It’s almost the definition of an entitled person to completely wax over criticism and insult the critics.
The President did not get elected on that ideal. That is not almost the definition of an entitled person. Did I miss any other false statements of yours?
BabysinRenoWithVitaminD wrote:
When will people learn? This phony positive mindset nonsense is the path to the triumph of negativity and destruction. It’s fake positivity with no true value. This retreat into the echo chambers is freeloading, plain and simple. Has anyone here heard of The Commons Problem? This is the central paradigm for understanding the chief problems of their age and why these problems are not getting attention, coverage, money, hearts, minds and work. This is the central paradigm for understanding how society is going to implode. All societies. Quit freeloading and share in some of the work, the burden of the public good. I’m tired of this cowardly, weak running era, full of fantastic times but complete laziness in other regards. Utter selfishness, in social relations, popularity, promiscuous sex, dating, family starting, jobs. They call themselves successful and they think the checklist is complete whereas they haven’t even gotten started on any moral or public works, works upon which their own selfish interests and hobbies actually depend. Cowardice. Every famous runner and coach in this mold is no leader, no role model at all. False worship.
How many social scientists, economists, poly sci people, etc? On these boards, and in the running community? No talk of commons problems at all. Are these people awake? Or was school, knowledge, professional life, is it all just a game. Get the grades, get the pay, pad the resume and call it a night and call it a life. Uselessness!
Who is this? The freakin unibomber?
Rugrats wrote:
If you’re as old as the Hanson Bros and you can’t weed through the bs to get to the gold nuggets, you’re immature/have anger issues
Exactly:
http://www.letsrun.com/forum/flat_read.php?board=1&thread=8101854&id=8104879#8104879Twitter is negative too wrote:
Rugrats wrote:
If you’re as old as the Hanson Bros and you can’t weed through the bs to get to the gold nuggets, you’re immature/have anger issues
Exactly:
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I meant to link to this post in that thread.
Hi Everyone. This is Neil Whitlock, Ed's son.
Just want to thank everyone for their kind words about Dad.
Dad was a big fan of the Letsrun community. He loved reading through the message boards. He would often walk into the kitchen where Mom was watching the news. She would say "did you hear about ... some random world event" and he would reply "yes, that was posted on Letsrun hours ago."
In whatever way my father might have inspired some of you with your running, I hope you are able to hold onto that and wish everyone success and enjoyment in striving for your goals.
Neil
Ed posted on this board and inspired me. He himself found value here. He obviously ignored the troll negative threads.
I am a proud conservative that will always vote Republican. This tweet does not in any way indicate a pro or negative on Trumps policies. It says that he is too negative. I agree with that. Why is everyone so quick to judge others? I also think that sports talk and this board tend to be way too negative.
If we disagree with someone it turns into name calling. Why? I respect turning a cheek and walking away if I disagree. It tends to be a healthier approach. I don't watch CNN or MSNBC because I disagree with their slant on things, but that doesn't make it fake news. Name calling is immature and juvenile. Walking away is a sign of maturity. Good for hansonsrun for recognizing this.
In addition to Desire Davila/Linden, Brian Sell made the 2008 US Olympic marathon team as a Hanson's athlete.
The Sage Canady book "Running with the Hanson's" gives a good profile of the Hansons training program (and experience) of their club team.
Shamrock Biwott 2:12
Ian La Mere---look at what he just won.
Ryan Mahalsky---look at what he just won.
Dathan Ritzenhein---wait till Boston
Brendan Gregg---a lot of potential
Give Trent and Caleb some time.
I'd say they are doing very well, it doesn't happen overnight.
epicTCK wrote:
Hounddogharrier wrote:
Third tier running club trying to stay relevant by stirring up a little controversy with the BROJOS . the BROJOS should form a Letsrun racing team and knock the Hansons into the oblivion of hobbyjogger status.
this is a fantastic idea.
@WEJO
all though sage bout to be on here defending hansons
understandably so
Yep, WEJO uses his connections with Nike for funding. Find where the letsrun.com shirts are in storage and start to plunder other clubs. It’s an evil plan, but yes a stroke of genius .
1. Brian Sell 2:10:47 Chicago, IL 2006
2. Bobby Curtis 2:11:20 Chicago, IL 2014 & Frankfurt, Germany 2016
3. Trent Briney 2:12:24 U S Trials-AL 2004
4. Jake Riley 2:13:16 Chicago, IL 2014
5. Nick Arciniaga 2:13:46 New York, NY 2009
6. Clint Verran 2:14:12 Boston, MA 2006
7. Mike Morgan 2:14:22 U S Trials-Houston 2012
8. Luke Humphrey 2:14:37 San Diego, CA 2011
9. Drew Polley 2:14:58 U S Trials-Houston 2012
10. Chad Johnson 2:15:03 Chicago, IL 2006
11. Kyle O’Brien 2:15:13 Chicago, IL 2006
12. Pat Rizzo 2:15:48 Chicago, IL 2009
13. Mike Reneau 2:26:20 Chicago, IL 2008
14. Jeff Campbell 2:16:25 Birmingham, AL 2003
15. Paul Hefferon 2:16:46 U S Trials-Houston 2012
16. Sage Canaday 2:16:52 San Diego, CA 2011
17. Zach Hine 2:16:54 Boston, MA 2011
18. Marty Rosendahl 2:17:05 Chicago, IL 2006
19. Nick Cordes 2:17:17 Cal International 2004
20. Ethan Shaw 2:17:27 Twin Cities, MN 2013
21. Chris Wehrman 2:17:49 Detroit, MI 2001
22. Robert Scribner 2:18:18 U S Trials-Houston 2012
23. Brendan Martin 2:18:28 Fukuoka, Japan 2013
24. Brendan Gregg Chicago, IL 2:18:30 2014
25. Patrick Moulton 2:18:35 U S Trials-NY 2007
26. Mo Hrezi 2:18:40 Ottawa, CAN 2016
27. Ben Rosario 2:18:55 Sacramento 2004
28. Dave Ernsberger 2:18:56 Chicago, IL 2006
29. Tim Young 2:19:01 Chicago, IL 2010
30. Josh Eberly 2:19:28 Chicago, IL 2005
31. Todd Snyder 2:19:55 Boston, MA 2009
32. Carl Rundell 2:19:58 Birmingham, AL 2003
I know there are probably several other American developmental groups that have a better marathon list but this isn't bad.
They are getting there and do have some talented hard working runners. I truly believe Boston '18, with fair weather, will yield very good results. I'm not on the club and have never ran for the club, but I do think this will be a decent year for them.
Whether it was meant to be or not, your comment (Fat Joe) gave me my first laugh of 2018. Thank you.
Hansons simply wants jock sniffer fans.
Participation trophies for everyone who runs for Hansons!
"In an attempt to be more positive in 2018. No longer following the 3 most negative ings in my life. Letsrun MB, Sports Radio, Donald Trump"
Remember when Brian Sell called out this board and said "If I was interested in what 18 minute 5k runners have to say I'll ask my wife". The board went crazy.
That was in 2008. This board has been irrelevant to elites for years.
Yes, yes it is bad. Boston results from 30+ years ago. In one year, the top 4 Americans at Boston placed better than Hansons #1 *lifetime* best. The top 9 Americans placed better than Hansons #3 lifetime best. 1. Greg A. Meyer (27, MA) 2:09:00 2. Ron Tabb (28, OR) 2:09:31 3. Benji Durden (31, GA) 2:09:57 4. Edward Mendoza (30, AZ) 2:10:06 5. Chris Bunyan (24, IL) 2:10:54 6. David Edge (28, CAN) 2:11:03 7. Michael Layman (28, WA) 2:11:24 8. Dan Schlessinger (28, MA) 2:11:36 9. Jeff Wells (29, OR) 2:11:42 10. Bill Rodgers (35, MA) 2:11:58
Mediocre Moments wrote:
1. Brian Sell 2:10:47 Chicago, IL 2006
2. Bobby Curtis 2:11:20 Chicago, IL 2014 & Frankfurt, Germany 2016
3. Trent Briney 2:12:24 U S Trials-AL 2004
4. Jake Riley 2:13:16 Chicago, IL 2014
5. Nick Arciniaga 2:13:46 New York, NY 2009
I know there are probably several other American developmental groups that have a better marathon list but this isn't bad.
And no Hansons team member has run faster than Brian Sell's sub-elite lifetime best, in 10 years. Hansons has been irrelevant to elites for years as well!
Remembering Brian Sell wrote:
Remember when Brian Sell called out this board and said "If I was interested in what 18 minute 5k runners have to say I'll ask my wife". The board went crazy.
That was in 2008. This board has been irrelevant to elites for years.
Not sure why there's a constant hate with local celebs(or celebs for that matter), hating on Donald Trump. To these folks, it's completely irrelevant if Trump does anything worthwhile. It's a, 'Dam* if you do, Dam* if you don't mentality."
Our previous president, Obama, won a Nobel prize for essentially doing absolutely nothing, except finding terrorism with some countries.
Needless to say, I probably will never understand politics. As too many will just hate the candidate if they're not the party, Democrat or Republican, that they identify with.
A tip to the wise, not everything on your new outlets is true.
I was completely unaware that Hansons was even still around. They are completely irrelevant to the sport nowadays.
Fat Joe wrote:
BabysinRenoWithVitaminD wrote:
When will people learn? This phony positive mindset nonsense is the path to the triumph of negativity and destruction. It’s fake positivity with no true value. This retreat into the echo chambers is freeloading, plain and simple. Has anyone here heard of The Commons Problem? This is the central paradigm for understanding the chief problems of their age and why these problems are not getting attention, coverage, money, hearts, minds and work. This is the central paradigm for understanding how society is going to implode. All societies. Quit freeloading and share in some of the work, the burden of the public good. I’m tired of this cowardly, weak running era, full of fantastic times but complete laziness in other regards. Utter selfishness, in social relations, popularity, promiscuous sex, dating, family starting, jobs. They call themselves successful and they think the checklist is complete whereas they haven’t even gotten started on any moral or public works, works upon which their own selfish interests and hobbies actually depend. Cowardice. Every famous runner and coach in this mold is no leader, no role model at all. False worship.
How many social scientists, economists, poly sci people, etc? On these boards, and in the running community? No talk of commons problems at all. Are these people awake? Or was school, knowledge, professional life, is it all just a game. Get the grades, get the pay, pad the resume and call it a night and call it a life. Uselessness!
Who is this? The freakin unibomber?
Post of the year !!!
And last minute wild card berth to the reply !!!!
+ 100 onto the playoffs !!!!
Jakob Ingebrigtsen has a 1989 Ferrari 348 GTB and he's just put in paperwork to upgrade it
Is there a rule against attaching a helium balloon to yourself while running a road race?
How rare is it to run a sub 5 minute mile AND bench press 225?
Am I living in the twilight zone? The Boston Marathon weather was terrible!
Strava thinks the London Marathon times improved 12 minutes last year thanks to supershoes
Mark Coogan says that if you could only do 3 workouts as a 1500m runner you should do these
Move over Mark Coogan, Rojo and John Kellogg share their 3 favorite mile workouts