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Uploaded by Kevin Selby | February 9, 2011

Steve Magness recently joined the Oregon Track Club in Beaverton OR as an assistant coach to Alberto Salazar. Steve is the #7 high school miler of all time (4:01.02), and he graduated in 2008 from the University of Houston. Steve brings a scientific background to a training group that includes Adam and Kara Goucher, Amy Yoder-Begley, Galen Rupp and Alan Webb (who Steve trained with in the past under Scott Raczko in Virginia).

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 Anonymous Coward 2 years ago

klein oak high school alum. KOCC for life

larry 2 years ago

aj acosta @ 217 in

mike 2 years ago

al sals guys need a shrink not more science about workouts

running isnt their problem

fan from texas 2 years ago

such a great opportunity you've got! congrats on the masters degree and God's speed!

does this mean scienceofrunning.com is done? i've thoroughly enjoyed reading your articles and look forward to any literature you may publish in the future!

TrackCoach 2 years ago

Congrats Steve!

I haven't always fully agreed with him, but I have always been big supporter. I felt his head was in the right place and that he would eventully make a meaningful contribution to the sport. Good luck and you will be a good addition to the OTC coaching staff. Hopefully this will also help you get some quality trainning in as well.

great interview 2 years ago

Good for you and congrad. on your Masters degree. You will help these athletes alot from your past experience with coaching styles and your running. I know you can help with exercise induced asthma and help build them up. You always have been professional and never put anyone down, great attitude. You had some great road races in Washington DC this year. Like your articles in Running Times Magazine also. Keep running and thanks for all you help from high schoolers to elites.

Anonymous Coward 2 years ago

Great interview. Good luck to you . Congrats on your Masters degree also. With your experience, difficulty with exercised induced asthma, training background, training high schoolers to success and some elites you bring alot of common sense to the table. Your running background and the fact you still run is fantastic. You have always kept a positive attitude and never put others down, even when they deserved it. You had some real sucessful road races in DC this year- you deserve this job from all the hard work youve put in.

yoming 2 years ago

Steve is like a younger version of Dr. Jack Daniels. Very analytical. He also still runs. I raced against him this Thanksgiving in a 5 miler and he won the race in 25 minutes flat. He also coached some high school kids to success at the Texas state meet.

otcftw 2 years ago

Go Steve!!! Always has a great attitude.

Anonymous Coward 2 years ago

WOW?