I'm surprised by any need to focus on weight for college runners. Between youth and high volume training, weight seems to take care of itself except for the occasional guy skipping runs or getting some crazy ideas about lifting weights.
I think we've all known (of) college stars with crap diets.
When I saw the homepage headline on Wetmore bashing NOP, I thought it appropriate to dig up his own questionable comments on weight. But the story itself shows Wetmore was just responding to questions, not piling on gratuitously, so he's ok with me.
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Al Cantello is infamous for weighing his athletes, telling them not to eat bread and go to the salad bar. Various other forms to psychological manipulation.
It’s well know that he has caused far too many young men to develop eating disorder and he’s certainly the reason for a number of failed careers in the military.
There needs to be a tell all take of his program, and I’m not talking another the mythos behind him as a “great coach,” I’m talking about how awful of a person he is.
Cantello’s supporters will most likely come and say otherwise. Doesn’t matter.
Obviously weight plays a factor in athleticism, but it becomes a problem when the coach is toxic or manipulative around the matter.
the guy is a bum and he brought the CU track to its knees. Not recruiting Colorado athletes and ostracizing high schools. No wonder he got canned. Good riddance Mark. Maybe you go to Arkansas and turn their program into crap. Maybe you can put their throwers on diets.