Al-Sal's back baby !!!!
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Bfolder wrote:
What’s your definition of coaching?
if I follow Alberto’s training plan from his book is he coaching me? If I consult with him about training is that coaching?
Do you really not know the answer to those questions?
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idjogger wrote:
Bfolder wrote:
What’s your definition of coaching?
if I follow Alberto’s training plan from his book is he coaching me? If I consult with him about training is that coaching?
Do you really not know the answer to those questions?
It's actually a great question. You need to define coaching. Answer the question: is consulting on the phone, email, on a VLOG, coaching??
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Here we go again wrote:
fada tyme wrote:
Banned from coaching who?
Anyone who does a Wada controlled sport under the doping ban.
High school running doesn’t fall under WADA as far as I know.
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Saladbar Sighting wrote:
Spotting of AlSal at the Arkansas Qualifier meet yesterday. Appeared to be coaching one of the nations best high schoolers that raced the mile there that day. Might be getting taken care of by Nike still even though he is banned.
Here IS something you should understand..How i can just end a Cuban...Yep there's no unity when we post..
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Al still coaching and still banging dimes.
You post.
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casual obsever wrote:
Here we go again wrote:
Not with his doping ban.
Indeed, he is still banned for his three proven anti-doping violations, currently in parallel with his lifetime ban for sexual abuse.
Nothing has been proven that Alberto did anything sexually to anyone that he coached. Finding someone guilty means that you believe one person's word over another and you can ban someone based on who/what you believe. It doesn't PROVE that he did anything. Police report? Witnesses?
I have no clue on the truth of what really did or didn't happen, but I highly doubt Alberto Salazar, a guy who has nothing to gain and everything to lose, would do such an act to a female athlete. Argue all you want, I believe he is innocent.
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Saladbar Sighting wrote:
Spotting of AlSal at the Arkansas Qualifier meet yesterday. Appeared to be coaching one of the nations best high schoolers that raced the mile there that day. Might be getting taken care of by Nike still even though he is banned.
Could have been his doppelganger, Salberto Alazar.
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Wolten wrote:
idjogger wrote:
Do you really not know the answer to those questions?
It's actually a great question. You need to define coaching. Answer the question: is consulting on the phone, email, on a VLOG, coaching??
Reading a book: No
interacting and receiving feedback: Yup.
not that hard to figure out.
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loop hole wrote:
Here we go again wrote:
Anyone who does a Wada controlled sport under the doping ban.
High school running doesn’t fall under WADA as far as I know.
Think you are right.
In schools in the Uk that is the case.Never understood the US system of what USATF controls.
Thanks
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Saladbar Sighting wrote:
Spotting of AlSal at the Arkansas Qualifier meet yesterday. Appeared to be coaching one of the nations best high schoolers that raced the mile there that day. Might be getting taken care of by Nike still even though he is banned.
The reach of WADA and SafeSport is limited.
The WADA ban and the SafeSport ban doesn't prevent Salazar from coaching at Universities or High Schools.
Only WADA signatories are subject to WADA:
SafeSports ban applies only to the US Olympic movement.
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Bad Wigins wrote:
He is getting old and should act like a retired person. Set his career aside and spend the next 10 or 20 years doing a retirement hobby, i.e. something else he always wanted to do besides run or coach.
He could become a spelunker and go around exploring caves, that sounds like fun.
You're quite the caveman eh.
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rekrunner wrote:
Saladbar Sighting wrote:
Spotting of AlSal at the Arkansas Qualifier meet yesterday. Appeared to be coaching one of the nations best high schoolers that raced the mile there that day. Might be getting taken care of by Nike still even though he is banned.
The reach of WADA and SafeSport is limited.
The WADA ban and the SafeSport ban doesn't prevent Salazar from coaching at Universities or High Schools.
Only WADA signatories are subject to WADA:
https://www.wada-ama.org/en/what-we-do/world-anti-doping-code/code-signatories
SafeSports ban applies only to the US Olympic movement.
How many NCAA athletes compete in non NCAA comps?
I am not directly getting into athletes at college who turn pro and run pro on the circuit.Sorry; but we non of this College business stuff in the Uk.
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I would, what does he have to lose?
Cant get banned twice.
If he wasn't old I'd have assumed he'd go and coach in the Middle East for $$
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ex-runner wrote:
I would, what does he have to lose?
Cant get banned twice.
If he wasn't old I'd have assumed he'd go and coach in the Middle East for $
Doping ban would stop that for a good while.
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Here we go again wrote:
ex-runner wrote:
I would, what does he have to lose?
Cant get banned twice.
If he wasn't old I'd have assumed he'd go and coach in the Middle East for $
Doping ban would stop that for a good while.
No, it wouldn't. Guess you're not paying attention to the ROC at the Olympics, eh? Salazar should give 'em the finger and do what he wants. WADA has no power to enforce any punishment. It's basically an honor system.
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Same exact scenario with Shelby Houlihan.. WADA can't stop her from training, racing time trials, training with others and getting fit AF. She happy.
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Here we go again wrote:
rekrunner wrote:
The reach of WADA and SafeSport is limited.
The WADA ban and the SafeSport ban doesn't prevent Salazar from coaching at Universities or High Schools.
Only WADA signatories are subject to WADA:
https://www.wada-ama.org/en/what-we-do/world-anti-doping-code/code-signatories
SafeSports ban applies only to the US Olympic movement.
How many NCAA athletes compete in non NCAA comps?
I am not directly getting into athletes at college who turn pro and run pro on the circuit.Sorry; but we non of this College business stuff in the Uk.
I'm not really sure what you are asking. For young athletes, the US doesn't really have organized federations and clubs like you might find in other countries. For young athletes, access to sporting competitions is organized through schools and universities. There are also youth programs organized under the AAU.
To be subject to WADA, you have to be a member of an organization like the USATF. This generally excludes high schools, and universities. It also excludes professional sports like football, basketball, and baseball.
Salazar was allegedly possibly appearing to coach a high school athlete, not an NCAA athlete.
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