Open Men's 10k 2009 USATF Club XC Championships : Speakers & Interviews

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#7	Floski Z December 15, 2009 at 8:05pm haha, great, great. reply
#6	Keith Stone December 15, 2009 at 8:03pm I'll have to send you the pic I have of you "outstanding in your field" I was standing next to you when you took this. reply
#5	BOB Ona Rod December 14, 2009 at 9:47am Why is the video so small? reply
#4	Man December 14, 2009 at 12:54am the camera guy is god awful, hold the camera straight! come oen reply
#3	Harlod December 14, 2009 at 12:52am go jankowski! reply
#2	Floski Z December 13, 2009 at 8:42pm hahahaha, yes, I know. I'm very sorry. Someone stole my Tripod?!! Can you believe that. I will do better next time. I plan on getting a much better set up. Plus, the ground was so uneven there. A mono pod was the only thing that you could have used. I bought my tripod for $15 last minute at wal-mart. Hope you at least got a little something good out of the coverage, sorry it was blair witch style. reply
#1	Anonymous Coward December 13, 2009 at 8:40pm you need a tripod or a stand....makes me sick reply

Raymond Fausey

December 13, 2009

Men's Open 10k @ Club Cross. The wind picked up as the race went one. Over-all, a fast field.

Organization:	ZAP Fitness
College:	Princeton University
High School:	Loomis Chaffee - Windsor. Connecticut
Bio:	Nightingale is beginning his second season of post collegiate running after a very successful rookie season. The 23 year-old ran personal bests this past year of 3:43 for 1,500m, 13:42 for 5,000m, and… + See More + Nightingale is beginning his second season of post collegiate running after a very successful rookie season. The 23 year-old ran personal bests this past year of 3:43 for 1,500m, 13:42 for 5,000m, and… + See More - See Less - Nightingale is beginning his second season of post collegiate running after a very successful rookie season. The 23 year-old ran personal bests this past year of 3:43 for 1,500m, 13:42 for 5,000m, and 7:57 for 3,000m - the latter placing him 4th at the USATF Indoor Championships. Nightingale qualified for both the Indoor and Outdoor USATF National Championships (3k / 5k), and won both the Virginia Tech and Terrier Classic Invitationals on the track. Nightingale also performed well in both cross country and the roads - he was 10th at both the USATF Club and World XC Trials and won the Armagh Road Race 5k in Northern Ireland in a course record time of 13:54. David will have an abbreviated strength based fall before returning to XC and track in the spring of 2010.

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   - Bio: About David Nightingale
   - Speaker: Josh Simpson
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   - Coverage: 2009 USATF Club XC Nationals

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