I guess this is just what I figured without reading the book. He was a pretty good high school kid who wasn't good enough to go D1 but had success at the D2 level. Good for him but does that really need a book written about it?
Josh doesn't even train with them anyway. He lives in New Mexico and only runs with them when they come up to altitude train. Last year didn't go the way he wanted, but he still ran 3:48 indoors and 5th at World's in 3:30, doesn't seem like that warrants a coaching change just yet.
Just going to say it: Kerr needs to get back in the good spikes. Since Brooks took the Dragonfly away from him and made him wear their spike, he's been a little off. He ran 3:30 last year but I believe for certain that there's at least 1 second in those super spikes and that would have put him in the medals.
Oh no. It seems like Dave does really well in training and then underperforms in races. Probably a mental thing (it doesn’t sound like overtraining), so I don’t see how switching to a team that doesn’t meet consistently as a group is going to help. He may go for long periods of time without seeing Pete or having a training partner…that just sounds like a really bad fit for someone like him.
Per the most recent Sit & Kick (min 54ish) sounds like he was maybe going to Hoka NAZ (said earlier he was talking to teams in Flag and pulled out once a coach mentioned bringing a family member to be coached)and pulled out of talks with the team
Per the most recent Sit & Kick (min 54ish) sounds like he was maybe going to Hoka NAZ (said earlier he was talking to teams in Flag and pulled out once a coach mentioned bringing a family member to be coached)and pulled out of talks with the team
Why did that scare Ribich away? It sounds like Ribich is too arrogant for his own good.