Monday, August 10, 2009
The 400m Challenge
The counselor 400m Challenge from the Jim Ryun Running CSU Camp 2009 (though, due to sinus infection [David Adams] and strained Achilles [Ned Ryun], it was a two man race):
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Bill Lundberg,
Danielle Bradley,
David Adams,
Drew Ryun,
Matt Noonan,
Ned Ryun
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Super Ry to run NYC
Ryan has made his decision for the fall-it's going to NYC. Great move by Ryan as this is the scene (though different course) of what I consider his best race ever, the 2008 Olympic Trials. Knowing Mary Wittenberg, she's going to assemble a great field for Ryan to battle.
As a side note, if you are on Twitter, I encourage you to follow Ryan and Sara's tweets.
As a side note, if you are on Twitter, I encourage you to follow Ryan and Sara's tweets.
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Anthony Famiglietti
A good story on Anthony and his comeback after a tough 2007 season. He's always struck me as a tough, gritty runner and I love the part where he shows up in sweat pants and a polo shirt and runs close to 29 flat for 10k in Central Park.
Friday, May 22, 2009
2008 Olympic Trials, 800m finals
This race still fires me up. This is what running and the Olympic Trials are all about.
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Jen Barringer article
A great article on Jen at Universalsports.com.
I will say that one cool thing about the running camp family is this-we all kind of keep track of each other throughout the year, cheering and giving support. When Ned and I hopped in the car out in LA to have dinner with Ryan, he said, "How about the year Jen is having?"
I will say that one cool thing about the running camp family is this-we all kind of keep track of each other throughout the year, cheering and giving support. When Ned and I hopped in the car out in LA to have dinner with Ryan, he said, "How about the year Jen is having?"
Thursday, April 30, 2009
A Brief Chat with Nick Willis
After yesterday's news, it was great to see a Brief Chat with Nick Willis pop up at Runnersworld.com.
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Rashid Ramzi Caught!
It's not like we didn't see this coming, but it is gratifying to see a cheat like Rashid Ramzi go down. Which means that a guy I am a big fan of, Nick Willis of New Zealand, is going to get bumped up to the silver medal. I was also remembering this morning the grief Nick was taking on the Letsrun.com message board after the 1500m final when he insinuated that some of the guys he was racing were not clean. Turns out he was spot on.
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