Gwalkerruns wrote:
Public Universities should use affirmative action and set aside scholarships for fat runners. The only fair thing to do.
It’s actually not a bad idea as fat runners usually don’t stay fat. Brilliant!
Gwalkerruns wrote:
Public Universities should use affirmative action and set aside scholarships for fat runners. The only fair thing to do.
It’s actually not a bad idea as fat runners usually don’t stay fat. Brilliant!
Gwalkerruns wrote:
Public Universities should use affirmative action and set aside scholarships for fat runners. The only fair thing to do.
Anorexic throwers, height challenged high jumpers.and innumerate triple jumpers, or for the latter for such to self identify how many jumps they do.
This is about getting out in front of a scandal involving USATF athletes and connected to NIKE, as is Oregon.
USATF is trying to show it opposes it. But it no doubt supports quite a few coaching situations akin to Oregon's.
chizrit wrote:
LetsRun.com wrote:
This is an organization that consistently goes out of its not issue statements when we ask to speak to the coaches about what happened at the 4 x 100 in Tokyo or how the WC marathon standards were set.
Tell me you are Rojo without telling me you are Rojo.
lol, I had the same thought
Also this week, they've started sending random news links to their media list, while not putting out a release on the WC marathon selection criteria.
Spaceean wrote:
Gwalkerruns wrote:
Public Universities should use affirmative action and set aside scholarships for fat runners. The only fair thing to do.
It’s actually not a bad idea as fat runners usually don’t stay fat. Brilliant!
Except for Mary Cain 🤣
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