Lauren Fleshman after 2:37:23 debut and tattoo removal at New York City Marathon 2011

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Uploaded by Ryan From Flotrack | November 6, 2011

Lauren Fleshman talks after running her debut marathon in 2:37:23 at the 2011 ING New York City Marathon. Leading into the race Fleshman has an abbreviated training cycle, a "hard" taper and some minor injuries to deal with. It wasn't the smoothest road but she had a solid run and came away excited about the experience with lessons learned. Fleshman was also asked to remove a temporary tattoo that had her energy bar's company name, "Picky Bars," just minutes before the start of the race.

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 csalmela 2 years ago

I think you are selling yourself short. Run longer. 3 x 40 mile weeks leading in are not going to get you to 26.2 as fast as everything but your legs are ready to. Huge ability. Not saying it's worth training that much if you're that good at the 5km, but 2:37 is the tip of the iceberg

MikeyB 2 years ago

she is a good story teller....could listen to her all day.

Edward Gibbon 2 years ago

Sponsors of the World Marathon Majors pay to be exclusive sponsors. So the rule is anything but stupid: the sponsors pay the freight without which there would not be the races to run.

Edward Gibbon 2 years ago

Sponsors of the World Marathon Majors pay to be exclusive sponsors. So the rule is anything but stupid: the sponsors pay the freight without which there would not be the races to run.

docrun 2 years ago

She's my new favorite to see interviews and insight! Lauren's journal is fantastic and I can't wait to see what she does on the track at the trials! Good Luck Lauren!

Fam 2 years ago

Lauren was never in contention for marathon majors money, usually only 2-3 people are. Why all elites bow down to these rules when they have absolutely no benefit to the athlete boggles my mind. BTW it also makes no sense at all to sanction elite runners and then not sanction the rest of the 45,000 other runners who can even wear Gumby costumes...

Yes, when you are an elite runner, not getting in your usual warm up can be tough. It was very cold yesterday morning as well. Tons of nervous energy is wasted when someone makes you feel like you've done something wrong and physically scrapes your body to prove a point. Psychologically it must have been traumatic. Imagine training and planning for this race since March and someone tells you right before the race you're going to be DQd.

Eric 2 years ago

This awesome runner with her warm and open personnality is my inspiration for getting back on the tracks... Thank you so much, Lauren. And great job done in NY..

Paul Angeles 2 years ago

What a great personality; always gives a great interview. Love her forthrightness. That PickeyBar story is pretty funny, but I'm sure not at that moment. Good Luck to her.

i lovetattoos 2 years ago

the rules are totally stupid

Anonymous Coward 2 years ago

"A tramatic pre-race experience" lol. Come on if cleaning off a couple of tattoos is consider a "trama to her then this is concerning.. And then calling the rules out as "stupid" is lame.
There are women competing in Ironman triathlons -1 mile swim, 112 mike bike then marathon that are running 240 and 2:50 marathons.