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Shalane Flanagan before her debut at the 2010 Houston Half Marathon

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Uploaded by Ryan From Flotrack | January 16, 2010

Shalane Flanagan talks before her debut at the 2010 Houston Half Marathon about the race and some of the transitions she's worked on through the past year.

Speakers: Shalane Flanagan

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15 comments

cuda wuda 2 years ago

RE: anonymous coward

i don't doubt records being broken...clearly, if i found the right race with the right times, i could break those course records too. my argument stands on this premise: 2008 shalane would have destroyed the 2010 version. we'll see if she dips under 30:22 for 10k.
no disrespect, just my belief.

2 years ago

RE: Cuda Wuda

course record by almost a minute or more... this girl is going to do some crazy stuff this year man. i definitely see some records being broken in whatever distance she decides to to do.

cuda wuda 2 years ago

should have stayed with cook. medals and fast times NEVER lie

Impressario 2 years ago

Crazy that she could run 30:22 for bronze with no more than 12 miles for a long run! That is just sick talent.

2 years ago

What genetic issues???

C'mon Ryan!

MA Runner 2 years ago

US women distance runners are looking pretty hott these days.

curious 2 years ago

when is the actual marathon... sunday??

Cara Hawkins 2 years ago

There is some crazy chaos going on behind y'all I think some kid tackling for sure. Great interview!

Levi Jonah 2 years ago

Who is her new coach?

oaktown runner 2 years ago

Shalane, you're great!

Distance Fan 2 years ago

I always enjoy hearing runners internalize their running to a point that their bodies start talking to them, even asking questions. Legs asking, "What are you doing?" I think we can all relate.

Best of Luck.