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Shalane Flanagan 10k Berlin World Champs

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Uploaded by Ryan From Flotrack | August 15, 2009

Speakers: Shalane Flanagan

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17 comments

Victor LeMay 2 years ago

She's awesome, I can't wait to see her roll in Houston. The half should be something new and refreshing for her.

xcchica 3 years ago

If you have ever run with low iron--you know.

Great honest interview. Shalane is an awesome runner and her never give up attitude will propel her to greater running in the future. This is great motivation for anyone who has experienced a running slump!

PTown 3 years ago

Best Shalane interview ever! She has a lot more personality here than in previous interviews. I think the friendly Oregonians are rubbing off on her. I've always been a huge fan, it's nice to see her interact with Ryan and seem a bit more human!

. 3 years ago

what a great great heart

3 years ago

She seems a lot happier than the last interview. If she keeps her positive attitude, she'll see improvement soon.

Agreed...to an extent 3 years ago

I agree with most of what has been posted except she left a coach that took her to a bronze medal and now finishes well back. Personally you may not like your coach but they are not your friend, they are your essentially your boss. It is not a democracy.

Panthervision 3 years ago

Very well put, Mary. I do recall people knocking Evan Jager's choice to go pro early, now look at him. These things take time. Jerry has done very well with all his other athletes in getting them to Worlds and to be competitive in big meets. Athletes are allowed to have an "off" year. And still, an off year for Shalane would be a very "on" year for 99 percent of the other female distance runners in the world. She made a World team and ran solid times.

Gene Byrne 3 years ago

I wonder where Salane will be next year and in 2012? Does she have the mental ability to toe the line in London?

Awww 3 years ago

Well said, Mary

Mary 3 years ago

I wish people would stop criticizing her decision to switch coaches. It's so easy to play the armchair quarterback, but only she and the people closest to her know what's best for her. She deserves fans who are truly supportive.
Anyway, this was an incredible interview -- such candor and thoughtfulness and positivity immediately after what must have been a huge bummer of an experience.
Very, very best to her. Can't wait to see what's next for her -- surely it will be great.

Stephen Schappert 3 years ago

Anyone who has experience with T+F knows this woman to be a true champion. She will bounce back next year and do amazing things, perhaps sub 30 min.

Teeth 3 years ago

Great teeth...

3 years ago

Is it me or this another case of Jeremy Warnier. He left his coach ended up beaten.... He goes back to his old coach he is starting to win again. I think that you are a good runner... but sometimes change is diffuly... Please go back to your old coach.

Tim B 3 years ago

nice interview--very open, cliche-free responses--real substance there, she'll make some more noise when she's 100%.

Big Mistake 3 years ago

Excuses are like....

Bad choice to leave the coach. Just admit it!!

Littlenukebo 3 years ago

i love u though. Tracks love is just temporary but mine??

Oh it'll stay intact until something.. happens..
p.s. she always so humble and inoocent sounding
so lovable.