First, get in front of a sports psychologist
second, schedule an interview, get it out of the way. Talk to the public
Race as soon as possible.
Do not duck questions and reporters.
Of course this is all assuming she wants to be a professional runner, if she does not, hang it up.
And my unsolicited advice to you is to mind your own business, of course after you “get in front of a sports psychologist.”
Dr Phil's Uncle Bob wrote:
First, get in front of a sports psychologist
second, schedule an interview, get it out of the way. Talk to the public
Race as soon as possible.
Do not duck questions and reporters.
Of course this is all assuming she wants to be a professional runner, if she does not, hang it up.
Her next steps should be careful and deliberate since she appears to have a tendency to trip.
leave curse-see, start running diamond league races
She should train for a WR attempt towards the end of the outdoor season. She won’t though. I wouldn’t be surprised if she doesn’t race again this year but hopefully that’s not the case
briguy wrote:
She should train for a WR attempt towards the end of the outdoor season. She won’t though. I wouldn’t be surprised if she doesn’t race again this year but hopefully that’s not the case
Did she have a hamstring injury? If she did, why do you assume that this is the correct path forward? Is it because it would make you and VIPAM feel happy for a few moments?
Would it make sense for her to practice shorter, choppy stride for when she’s in a pack?
BREAKING: Athing Mu running 800m in Gainesville on Friday at Holloway Pro Classic
Jakob chugs almost an entire 32-oz sports drink in 6 seconds during interview
I don't believe Jakob is clean. injured and runs 3:26.7 a bit later?
After Jakob's 3:26, Kerr's chance of winning in Paris has INCREASED
Can we talk about how crazy hard this Olympic marathon course is?