Indiana Runner staff members (and guests) keep you up to date on the world of Indiana high school distance running (and beyond).
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 217 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | RunningSports |
Colin and Taylor talk about each of the 16 (!!!) heats of the Carmel Showcase then highlight other incredible recent performances from around the state.
This episode is a conversation with 2003 Edgewood grad, Cory Martin. more
Colin and Josh go over the action from Franklin Central for the annual Flashes Showcase meet.
Colin and Taylor go through every event, meet records and the team races from the HSR Finals.
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As a parent of a child who runs both cross country and track this podcast is so horrible and uninclusive. It only ever talks about the top runners in the state and only gives glory to the privileged kids who don’t have to worry about anything in life except for running such as the families in Carmel where you coach. As for me I am a dad to a runner and we live in a very rural area and my daughter goes to a school where her team has only 9 athletes and their fastest runner runs around a 6:45 mile... more
Let me just start off by saying back in the day I was a runner and this is a disgrace to the sport. I am absolutely appalled by the kind of talk on this podcast. I am also a parent to 3 children who also run xc and track. As a parent this makes me livid. This podcast is so horrible and it really makes me disappointed to see how uninclusive this is and it shows me how these coaches see our athletes. It is so incredibly wrong to only give attention to the well privileged families such as some in ... more
Best pieces of audio that has ever crossed my ears in my lifetime.
Thanks for doing the podcast. As a parent of high school runners I enjoy the insight. It’s also great to hear about other teams and runners from around the state that we don’t see most of the year.
Thanks for doing the podcast but I disagree with your opinion of switching to a 3 weekend tournament. I think the current format works very well. Also, I Despise the class tournament idea. Since you aren’t representing all levels and regions of the state, I think it’s hard for you to have a real feel for what goes on at every sectional. Yes many sectionals have much less talent/competition than Columbus North and Carmel, sectional victory is all they can dream for. If you want to have this conve... more
Apple Podcasts | #208 | United States/Sports/Running |
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