Aussie Mark Fountain : Speakers & Interviews

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#10	The Godsister... Ex Italiano August 8, 2008 at 8:42am Clearly a great spirited and hard fighting athlete... keep that chin up mark... love to Erica.. Caterina (Italiano) Dwyer reply
#9	Dave Mosier June 19, 2008 at 11:54am 5:53? That would be a pretty good 2400m mark, haha. Nice interview, this guy is going to be such a huge factor the next couple years. reply
#8	Ryan From Flotrack June 19, 2008 at 11:39am thanks guys!! fixed reply
#7	Error June 19, 2008 at 11:23am or 3.53 and oh look someone else already mentioned it, nice, i'll just peace out now reply
#6	Error June 19, 2008 at 11:15am Don't you mean 4.53 in the mile, might wanna fix that. reply
#5	Blister June 19, 2008 at 10:55am Assies's talk funny. Notice how words that end in A sound like AR. For example: Americar or Ericar reply
#4	5:53? June 19, 2008 at 9:18am lol i know you meant "3":53...just thought i'd let you know there was a typo. reply
#3	Mark Fountain Is The Man! June 19, 2008 at 5:16am whoops, i meant bronze medalist......actually i just messed up. thanks for the heads up! reply
#2	Anonymous Coward June 19, 2008 at 5:07am you talking about nick willis there numbnuts?? also, mottram is faster then fountain over the mile reply
#1	Mark Fountain Is The Man! June 19, 2008 at 4:29am 2006 commonwealth games champ in the 1500.....this dude can haul a**! hope he can get back in time for beijing! reply

Mark Fountain

Aussie Mark Fountain

June 19, 2008

Mark Fountain is one of Australia's top 1500 meter runner having run 3:33 (faster than Mottram) and 3:53 in the mile. He trains and lives with his wife, Erica Sigmont, in Fayetteville, Arkansas with Coach McDonnell, Seth Summerside, and Alistair Cragg. Over the past year he's been trying to get back from a 4 month injury. With only a few months to go he's trying to get back on track, but ran into a little more trouble at the Adidas meet last month.

Mark talks about his troubles when getting denied at U of Arkansas, the difficulty of coming back from injuries and what it'll take to get to the games in Beijing.