Mr evolution said: "I don't know how my cell phone works, but it won't stop me from believing it works and using it as I understand it. Same for my TV. Same for my computer"
I haven't laughed so much in ages - if you hadn't noticed lots of people do know how they work and make them!
ROFLMAO!!!!!! Can't believe this was even part of the comments when I read it! Thanks for the great laugh and analogy,
"I don't know how my cell phone works, but it won't stop me from believing it works and using it as I understand it. Same for my TV. Same for my computer"
I haven't laughed so much in ages - if you hadn't noticed lots of people do know how they work and make them!
Trendy Runner said: The constitution is freedom from religion- and of course I have no beef about people speaking their mind, but I would hope they could keep it to an appropriate audience. I am definitely afraid of people who blinding follow god and place all trust and faith in the intangible, its scary that anyone could be so obtuse to follow so passionately, something so outdated in todays progressive society. I can't believe how many people were immediately so defensive of their beliefs- I wasn't being negative, nor was I defending teen pregnancy, crime or any of the other outrageous claims made by responders- and if people want to waste their lives waiting for a second coming, that's fine- but don't preach about it on flotrack. please. and freddie, do you know what irrational means? It is acting deprived of reason, or believing a god created you in his image, instead of the other way around, believing you have a creator- when we have been evolved through incredible adaptability and selectivity to our environment, sorry to those who are to insecure and lonely to accept that we are here on our own, it's pretty special if you can get your head around it. Read Darwin or Hawking or Laplace for motivation, read the bible as a fairy tale written by mere mortals to explain phenomenon we couldn't understand 2000 years ago- and ask yourself what morality is.
Wow dude . . . too bad you don't know Brandon and what a SOLID dude he is. By the by - - I don't know how my cell phone works, but it won't stop me from believing it works and using it as I understand it. Same for my TV. Same for my computer. And on a more essential level - YES - same for God. I pray that you search long enough to believe that life had better be FAR MORE than what you can see and believe in at this point. As for enlightenment; yes, we are in the most enlightened age ever. Ironically, internationally, there have been more killings, per capita, over the last 100 years than at any other time in history, including mortality from things such as plagues. Let me know when you want to explore God - might not be such a bad alternative believing in nothing at all.
Trendy Runner said, "The constitution is freedom from religion- .."
I thought it was Freedom OF Reglion.
Anywho.... My bet is on McHenry being the next sub-3:40 guy. Maybe not the first time he runs the 1500m but probably the second time out. He seems to be a quick study. What was it that the Ghost of Steve Scott called him?
"Ridiculously Natural"
so how about that workout! pretty quick stuff. i am excited to see mason and bethke rock that 1500 this weekend. mason ran the second fastest time in the country indoors at 1:47.74! he was "only" 1:52 last year. he ran in the teens for the mile.....could this be the next sub-3:40 guy??
The constitution is freedom from religion- and of course I have no beef about people speaking their mind, but I would hope they could keep it to an appropriate audience. I am definitely afraid of people who blinding follow god and place all trust and faith in the intangible, its scary that anyone could be so obtuse to follow so passionately, something so outdated in todays progressive society. I can't believe how many people were immediately so defensive of their beliefs- I wasn't being negative, nor was I defending teen pregnancy, crime or any of the other outrageous claims made by responders- and if people want to waste their lives waiting for a second coming, that's fine- but don't preach about it on flotrack. please. and freddie, do you know what irrational means? It is acting deprived of reason, or believing a god created you in his image, instead of the other way around, believing you have a creator- when we have been evolved through incredible adaptability and selectivity to our environment, sorry to those who are to insecure and lonely to accept that we are here on our own, it's pretty special if you can get your head around it. Read Darwin or Hawking or Laplace for motivation, read the bible as a fairy tale written by mere mortals to explain phenomenon we couldn't understand 2000 years ago- and ask yourself what morality is.
Doesn't everyone have a right to talk freely about their God? Because last time I checked, the very first amendment gives them that right. Or are you just scared of us "Religious" people, that you wan't to shut us all up?
stamiler said: Seneca Lassiter was a stud in his day for sure. On the HS level he dominated VA AAA Cross Country and had success in every middle distance and distance event. I ran against him a few times my senior year and got to meet him on a visit to Georgetown. He was a nice guy. He was equally ( if not more so ) successful at Arkansas in college.
Seneca Lassiter was a stud in his day for sure. On the HS level he dominated VA AAA Cross Country and had success in every middle distance and distance event. I ran against him a few times my senior year and got to meet him on a visit to Georgetown. He was a nice guy. He was equally ( if not more so ) successful at Arkansas in college. You might check the interwebs for specifics. Google is a good start.
Fred, you should try to spread the joy of the faith to the brother and help him understand how faith can help him instead of playing the blame game. Trendy runner, you have a good point about religion being the source of all that is evil, I have to agree it is pretty ironic.
Trendy Runner said: "people like me"? you don't know me... bro. And I believe it's religion thats caused the mess of wars in the world today- not rational thinking and the use of our minds to have an original thought. Bethke is a great runner, it's to bad he doesn't give himself the credit for his hard work.
It is Bethke's rational thinking based on his faith that has him leading a lifestyle that allows him to be a successful runner. Therefore, your theory of rational thinking and using your mind for original thoughts is exactly what he is doing. The fact that he is humble before god and thanks him for leading him down this path is something you obviously can't comprehend. It is a lack in faith that leads to irrational thinking that leads to teen pregnancy, drunk driving, crime, and any other selfish act you would like to defend. All of which go against almost all religious teaching.
"Trendy Runner about an hour ago.
What's with all the god-talk in interviews lately? Can't people keep that to themselves??? Religious beliefs should be kept personal- or vocalized to an audience that cares..."
Can you not keep you non- beliefs to yourself? Obviously not.
This is a country where we have FREEDOM OF SPEECH. Just as you are aloowed to dis God, Bethke has a right to thank him and express his befiefs in how He made a difference in his life. If it were not for faith, I doubt they would be where they are today.
But, the interview wasn't about you now, was it? When you have your moment to be interviewed and have the chance to tell your story, you can tell them what we don't care to hear about. For now...you are stuck with listening to people like us.
Fred Farkle said: Without God where would you be bro? I find it refreshing to hear people expressing their faith in god. It's tollerance of people like you who have society in the mess it's in today. Free country= freedom of religion and free speech. I think I read it in the constitution. You may want to check out that document sometime.
"people like me"? you don't know me... bro. And I believe it's religion thats caused the mess of wars in the world today- not rational thinking and the use of our minds to have an original thought. Bethke is a great runner, it's to bad he doesn't give himself the credit for his hard work.
I Know that this ? really has nothing to do with this workout. But does anyone know who is Seneca Lasiter!!! He is my coach and says he was really good in his days (don't know what to say)!!!
Trendy Runner said: What's with all the god-talk in interviews lately? Can't people keep that to themselves??? Religious beliefs should be kept personal- or vocalized to an audience that cares...
Without God where would you be bro? I find it refreshing to hear people expressing their faith in god. It's tollerance of people like you who have society in the mess it's in today. Free country= freedom of religion and free speech. I think I read it in the constitution. You may want to check out that document sometime.
What's with all the god-talk in interviews lately? Can't people keep that to themselves??? Religious beliefs should be kept personal- or vocalized to an audience that cares...
It was reported that Mason ran on a stress fracture for the last part of his senior year in HS. He even mentioned it in his recent interview with Flotrack at the Iowa last Chance meet. I wish God's speed to the both of Bethke and McHenry.
John Darmody said: Hey, don't bash on my guy Mason. I saw him in high school as he went to Sehome in Washington. I would say 48, 1:56, 4:15 as a junior and 1:52, 4:12, 16:02 xc 5k as a senior are better than "alright."
Yeah, that's true. I didn't mean "alright" necessarily, but as far as the level he's at right now his progress is astronomical. 1:52 is a great time in high school, but there are several people who run that every year at that level. Running 1:47 indoors your freshman year in college is rare though.
Dan Knewitz said: His times in high school were alright, but his results in college so far suggest success comparable to Wheating (sans Olympics).
Hey, don't bash on my guy Mason. I saw him in high school as he went to Sehome in Washington. I would say 48, 1:56, 4:15 as a junior and 1:52, 4:12, 16:02 xc 5k as a senior are better than "alright."
Its good to see that Brandon Bethke has found another successful program in light of Wisconsin's team's collapse. Also, Mason McHenry is ridiculously natural. His times in high school were alright, but his results in college so far suggest success comparable to Wheating (sans Olympics). His times to this point are actually better than Wheating's times at this point in his freshman year.
Dude! Was that JENNA WRIEDEN in the Background (yellow shirt holding the watch)? She rocks! LOL What's up girl? Ryan's loving the ASU weather mid 70's all sunny and beautiful. The rest of you stay away. We got enough of you snowbirds out here for the springtime fun in the sun.
Really like to see the workout, but the music....well lyrics about crack & shooting dice etc., just don't seem suitable for encouraging the running spirit in oneself....Just my opinion. Otherwise, love this site and what you try to encourage in all my runners.
Arizona State's Brandon Bethke and frosh Mason McHenry do a little tune up workout as they get ready for a fast 1500 this weekend at the Sun Angel Track Classic.
can we pretty pretty please have a distance woman's work out wednesday? PLEASE please please!
"I don't know how my cell phone works, but it won't stop me from believing it works and using it as I understand it. Same for my TV. Same for my computer"
I haven't laughed so much in ages - if you hadn't noticed lots of people do know how they work and make them!
I haven't laughed so much in ages - if you hadn't noticed lots of people do know how they work and make them!
The constitution is freedom from religion- and of course I have no beef about people speaking their mind, but I would hope they could keep it to an appropriate audience. I am definitely afraid of people who blinding follow god and place all trust and faith in the intangible, its scary that anyone could be so obtuse to follow so passionately, something so outdated in todays progressive society. I can't believe how many people were immediately so defensive of their beliefs- I wasn't being negative, nor was I defending teen pregnancy, crime or any of the other outrageous claims made by responders- and if people want to waste their lives waiting for a second coming, that's fine- but don't preach about it on flotrack. please. and freddie, do you know what irrational means? It is acting deprived of reason, or believing a god created you in his image, instead of the other way around, believing you have a creator- when we have been evolved through incredible adaptability and selectivity to our environment, sorry to those who are to insecure and lonely to accept that we are here on our own, it's pretty special if you can get your head around it. Read Darwin or Hawking or Laplace for motivation, read the bible as a fairy tale written by mere mortals to explain phenomenon we couldn't understand 2000 years ago- and ask yourself what morality is.
It is Sun Devil. freedom of religion is related to religious toleration. I was trying to make a point...
Got anything more to say about the workout or running in general?
I thought it was Freedom OF Reglion.
Anywho.... My bet is on McHenry being the next sub-3:40 guy. Maybe not the first time he runs the 1500m but probably the second time out. He seems to be a quick study. What was it that the Ghost of Steve Scott called him?
"Ridiculously Natural"
Seneca Lassiter was a stud in his day for sure. On the HS level he dominated VA AAA Cross Country and had success in every middle distance and distance event. I ran against him a few times my senior year and got to meet him on a visit to Georgetown. He was a nice guy. He was equally ( if not more so ) successful at Arkansas in college.
"people like me"? you don't know me... bro. And I believe it's religion thats caused the mess of wars in the world today- not rational thinking and the use of our minds to have an original thought. Bethke is a great runner, it's to bad he doesn't give himself the credit for his hard work.
What's with all the god-talk in interviews lately? Can't people keep that to themselves??? Religious beliefs should be kept personal- or vocalized to an audience that cares..."
Can you not keep you non- beliefs to yourself? Obviously not.
This is a country where we have FREEDOM OF SPEECH. Just as you are aloowed to dis God, Bethke has a right to thank him and express his befiefs in how He made a difference in his life. If it were not for faith, I doubt they would be where they are today.
But, the interview wasn't about you now, was it? When you have your moment to be interviewed and have the chance to tell your story, you can tell them what we don't care to hear about. For now...you are stuck with listening to people like us.
Without God where would you be bro? I find it refreshing to hear people expressing their faith in god. It's tollerance of people like you who have society in the mess it's in today. Free country= freedom of religion and free speech. I think I read it in the constitution. You may want to check out that document sometime.
What's with all the god-talk in interviews lately? Can't people keep that to themselves??? Religious beliefs should be kept personal- or vocalized to an audience that cares...
Hey, don't bash on my guy Mason. I saw him in high school as he went to Sehome in Washington. I would say 48, 1:56, 4:15 as a junior and 1:52, 4:12, 16:02 xc 5k as a senior are better than "alright."
His times in high school were alright, but his results in college so far suggest success comparable to Wheating (sans Olympics).
recovery=double time of interval.
4x400, 4x300
McHenry Workout:
3x400, 3x300, 2x200
recovery=double time of interval
please PLEASE PLEASE!
WARNING:
NOBODY WATCH THIS UNLESS YOU WANT TO GET RICKROLLED AGAIN!
NOBODY WATCH THIS UNLESS YOU WANT TO GET RICKROLLED AGAIN!