Episode #6 - Go TIGERS! : Speakers & Interviews
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Matt ClarkEpisode #6 - Go TIGERS!May 28, 2008 5 years ago Matt Clark came to Clemson as a miler, now its his final season as a Tiger. Last year at NCAAs he made the 5k final but missed out on All-American honors. This year he ran 28:49 to qualify for the 10k and with only a few weeks left in the season his goal is to not only become All-American but to also better his chances at competing in the Olympic Trials. In this workout he is joined by freshman Matt Hughes, a steepler from Canada.
Excerpts from Clark's interview can be heard throughout the workout. Listen to the full interview ![]() HERE. Music by The Beautiful Girls. (Couple Notes: 1) Horn signifies the start/end of an interval; 2) I was driving while filming, so I apologize for any craziness!) About Matt Clark
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- Speaker: Bob Pollock - Speaker: Matt Hughes - Coverage: Ryan's Roadtrip Out West - Coverage: Workout Wednesday, Season 1
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why is there always distance workouts? try some jumps, throws, and sprints too.
Great job Ryan.
Clowns man. I don't understand why the coach was driving behind him the whole time.Why couldn't he run on his own? Better yet,have the coach bike with him. Someone explain the reasoning behind that driving deal.
Wow, that video brought back some memories of running out there.
pretty sick.
Notably, see this:
To American ears, the Canadian pronunciation of about often sounds like aboot, but this is only an illusion. Because the more familiar pronunciation of /aw/ is articulated with the tongue in a low position, and because it raises to a mid position in Canadian English when the vowel precedes the voiceless obstruents listed above, speakers of other varieties of English will immediately detect the vowel raising, but will sometimes think that the vowel has raised farther than it actually does, all the way to /u/, which is a high vowel--hence the mishearing (and not-quite-right imitation) of this pronunciation as aboot.
That is classic
haha.