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Uploaded by Ryan From Flotrack | December 26, 2008

Coming off of a serious back surgery only about 9 months before the Olympic Games and with no base under him, Nate Brannen was able to make the Games (semi-finals actually) and set a PB in the 1500 (3:34). Nate replays what he went through during '08 while trying to stay positive and fulfill his dream of becoming an Olympian. He also gives a look towards '09 and some goals that he would like to accomplish.

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Comments8 comments

 Tanner Elliott 3 years ago

im trully a fan of all of coach warhurst (sp?) athletes..
their all awsome...but you no whats weird..their all foreighn? and they train in the US lol
3 canadians
1 new zealander
and 1 kenyan
im sure theirs some americans in their..not like anythings wrong with that...

3 years ago

Yep, I admit. I'm embarrassed at how I allow my little aches and pains to hold me back from doing the deal. Nate is great. Thanks.

3 years ago

You're looking at the future Canadian 1500m record holder right there. Give it 3 or 4 years and Sully's gonna lose his record to Nate.

3 years ago

man that is soo inspiring, makes all the little injuries, really, seem so meager and so easy to overcome.

just stay positive and great things will hopefully follow

Steve Crnic 3 years ago

Nate's the man. Good luck in '09.

Whatever happened to him as an 800 runner anyway?

Derek Rubis 3 years ago

Nate is one of the best distance runners ever out there today. Good luck in '09 buddy.

3 years ago

I remember when he ran for mighigan

3 years ago

Lets Go Nate