Bigmeech1 wrote:
https://twitter.com/jmarpdx/status/1096781245663440899?s=21
I would be totally in favor of a thread devoted to embedding tweets from this idiot and making fun of them
Bigmeech1 wrote:
https://twitter.com/jmarpdx/status/1096781245663440899?s=21
I would be totally in favor of a thread devoted to embedding tweets from this idiot and making fun of them
Why isn't Toolman (Tinman) on here bragging about his athletes' great results this weekend?
- Grace Ping way back in 10th place at a week NACAC XC
- Reid Fisher 4th out of 5 in 29:23 at Pacific Pursuit
Hmmm, seems like the best coach in the US to me
tool the tinman wrote:
Hmmm, seems like the best coach in the US to me
Where has anyone claimed he is the best coach in the US? What coaches never have bad results?
tool the tinman wrote:
Why isn't Toolman (Tinman) on here bragging about his athletes' great results this weekend?
- Grace Ping way back in 10th place at a week NACAC XC
- Reid Fisher 4th out of 5 in 29:23 at Pacific Pursuit
Hmmm, seems like the best coach in the US to me
To be fair Reed was 4th out of 12 guys, only 5 guys ended up finishing. Also how far off is this from his 10K PR? He was alone most of the race so it was basically a 29:23 solo effort. Seems like he hasn't fully recovered from Houston.
I was the assistant coach of Canova for 4 years, in Kenya. I'm disgusted to read something like "Canova dope...".
Canova never gave his athletes some substance for supporting their training, nor illegal, nether legal. He, simply, is against every kind of manipulation of the "individual strength", and bases on moral principles all his training.
There is not one athlete who can say Canova proposed him something else than training, and there is not one athlete who, after many years, doesn't maintain very friendly relation with the passionate Italian.
I remember Canova opening his house in Iten for many coaches, some of them from US, for teaching them his training system and involving them in a different mentality, and always for free.
Before speaking about Canova, maybe better to spend some time in Iten for understanding the respect everybody shows for him, and this from very long time.
Working with Canova wrote:
I was the assistant coach of Canova for 4 years, in Kenya. I'm disgusted to read something like "Canova dope...".
Canova never gave his athletes some substance for supporting their training, nor illegal, nether legal. He, simply, is against every kind of manipulation of the "individual strength", and bases on moral principles all his training.
There is not one athlete who can say Canova proposed him something else than training, and there is not one athlete who, after many years, doesn't maintain very friendly relation with the passionate Italian.
I remember Canova opening his house in Iten for many coaches, some of them from US, for teaching them his training system and involving them in a different mentality, and always for free.
Before speaking about Canova, maybe better to spend some time in Iten for understanding the respect everybody shows for him, and this from very long time.
Hi Canova.
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