Alberto Salazar Wins Dismissal of Mary Cain's 4th Claim in Cain's Lawsuit, 3 Claims Left For Trial in Jan. 2024

Al Sal is back baby!

Hindsight being 20/20, she did not set herself up for success after high school. Probably would have done better with a traditional approach ie go to a college in her home region and develop/mature both physically and psychologically with her peers. Instead, moved across the country, ran for Al, and went to a school on just an academic connection. Not for everyone.

Your assertion is based on "trust me bruh". When is it ever the coaches fault then?

It is safe to say that Salazar ruin her promising running career. But many coaches have ruin athlete's careers, so it's a matter of proving that it was the mistreatments or whether it is just bad coaching.

Wow. Filed in October 2021, then the decision in November 2022 to go to trial in January 2024. Glacial indeed.

No, it's NOT safe to say that Alberto ruined her promising running career. You know zilch about what she actually did and didn't do in terms of workouts, eating, sleep, etc...

Bad coaching? Alberto will have his day in court for vindication.

Some runners simply don't pan out regardless of who the coach is. You know nothing at all about the day to day interactions between Alberto and Mary. For the most part, you've only heard one side.

Crying wolf and exaggerating years after things don't go your way speaks volumes about one's character.

This is not a defense of Salazar but I did not see any merit to her claims - I think she got the most she could from her capabilities and when things started to go south she looked for someone to blame - as someone who has coached young females I would never advocate going pro in your mid teens

You just repeated what the poster said above you?

Al Sal committed numerous crimes:

1) He tried to turn a 17 year old 1:59.xx 800m athlete into an extremely skinny 1500/5000 athlete.

2) Instead of looking at M Cain as an over weight 1500m/5000m athlete, he should have had M Cain pumping iron big time, allowing M Cain to get heavier but reduce body fat by pumping iron. M Cain is close to Ajee Wilson's age. Ajee Wilson's coaches allowed her to gain weight from her teenage years, but Ajee Wilson was pumping iron.

3) A S ruined Mary Cain's body when he forced her to shed muscle to meet some b.s. ideal 1500m/5000m body type.

There should be a special prison for coaches who ruin elite 800m athletes.

Criminal trials are speedy, subject to the appropriately-named Speedy Trial Act.

However, this is a civil trial, I believe, which will go basically whatever speed the parties want it to go. 2.5 years from filing to trial isn't all that bad, but if they wanted it to go faster, it would (the parties essentially set their schedule, subject to some input from the judge on the ultimate trial date).

Salazar never will receive justice. "Believe all women" has ruined so many men - look at what Goucher and Cain did to him

It’s a civil suit. Lives and freedom aren’t on the line, nor is public order. Civil suits take longer because on the whole they just aren’t as important to society. They are simply disputes between individual parties.

All correct, but since you seemed unsure, anything that has an actual individual or entity as plaintiff is a civil suit. Cain v. Salazar, You v. Me, Microsoft v. Apple, etc. Criminals trials always have the government before the “v.” most often “State v. Defendant” but in some places they use “People v.” or “Commonwealth v.”

This is not just a Cain vs Salazar lawsuit but a greater proxy battle between feminists and men so it is a society issue and should be sped up.

You try telling Mary Cain she just isn't "as important to society".

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