Thank you for sharing this. The first step to dealing with mental issues is to acknowledge it and not feel shamed by it. Admitting that I suffer from depression and anxiety was a great relief. It helped me understand what was happening and why. I know that I will continue to have bouts -that is something that is part of me. But thanks to running and therapy, it no longer defines me.
@obscurelyvague24 күн бұрын
I like watching this race but speaking factually, while Fiona O'Keefe, Emily Sisson, and Dakotah Lindwurm, did a good job at the US Marathon Trials, it was predictable which team would sweep this 10K. The first place American Female in the Mini was Amanda Vestri in fourth place, a virtual unkonwn.. Dakotah Lindwurm was 8th place. Emly Sisson was 9th place. I don't know what happened to Fiona O'Keefe. I thought I saw her at the start line. More seasoned female runners such as Sarah Hall, Keira D'Amato, Molly Huddle and Des Linden, and even some which seem to have disappeared from the radar such as Molly Sidel and Jordan Hasay are not going to compete in the 2024 Olympics, it is unlikely that LIndwurm, Sisson or O'Keffe will get on the podium. This being said though, there have been some surprising outcomes in the Olympics. On the men's side there may be a former Kenyan running for the US team.
@cathynewyork791822 күн бұрын
Emily Sisson was second in the NYC Half Marathon a couple of years ago, so she has had her moment of racing well in New York City. However, I don't have an expectation that our women will be on the podium in Paris.
@Islandmidfielder22 күн бұрын
On each athletes perfect day, in perfect conditions, and no outside craziness, I will pick the international field over the US women’s marathon contingent. That said, the event being the Olympics and a tournament format (win or go home), anything can happen. Usually the athlete who’s most durable and mentally relaxed tends to navigate the elements and stages of the race to win. Give these US women a chance. It’s why we run the race other wise just give the gold to “Mama” Hellen Obiri, and the rest of us just go watch volleyball or something. The experience of the Olympics for most of us, begun with the build up to the Olympic trials earlier in the year. We have been following the training block build up and tune up races of our 3 world class representatives to the Paris games. Deducting from your insight, should the experience and journey end there for us? Is sport and running to you just a bottom line proposition or does the Olympic moto “Citius, Altius, Fortius” (swifter, higher, stronger) only apply to the paper favorites? What does it mean to support your team/nation or the athletes who have done so much work to get to this stage of their development and earn the spot among the world’s best? I really don’t understand your point, this is sports and human performance. We get to run the race in Paris and the outcome will be what it is. Back these brave athletes and leave odds making to nature on the day.
@cathynewyork791822 күн бұрын
@@Islandmidfielder I was a volunteer course marshal at both the men's and women's Olympic Marathon in Los Angeles in 1984, so I definitely support my team/nation and the entire Olympic movement. However, don't scold the original poster - that person is stating what is most likely to happen, the most realistic scenario. For anyone to predict Olympic victories for some over others is NOT going against their country - it's just being realistic about actual odds and talent.
Why is it called a " mini 10th". A 10 k is 6.2. Is this a shortened version? Also a lot of blabbing from these women. You can skip to 18 minute mark for start gun going off.
@obscurelyvague24 күн бұрын
@4Dangert Malcontent much?
@mauricepointer955523 күн бұрын
It's called the Mini 10k, because it began in 1972, and at that time the mini skirt was a fashion vogue, and the name stuck.
@cathynewyork791822 күн бұрын
You skipped the first part of the Mini 10K broadcast - so you MISSED the explanation about why it is called "The Mini." When Fred Lebow founded this race in 1972, there were very few women running in road races, and he wanted to recruit women to run, so he named this race "The Mini" after the mini skirt, which was popular at that time and stood for the newly-emerging women's liberation and women's rights movement.
@cathynewyork791822 күн бұрын
@@mauricepointer9555 No, the name didn't "stick" - the late Fred Lebow deliberately named this race "The Mini" because he wanted to recruit women runners and the mini skirt was in fashion at the time as a symbol of women's liberation
@cathynewyork791822 күн бұрын
It is RUDE for you to say "a lot of blabbing from these women" - ALL of them obviously know much more about this race than YOU do.
@eliasmunoz528426 күн бұрын
Great job Dakotah! Good prep for Paris.
@robnbyrd247526 күн бұрын
(Could be wrong but) Think I spotted a “ woman”😂
@hamdinger714526 күн бұрын
Beautiful weather today.
@59ezekiel26 күн бұрын
Love the history of this race. It was at the beginning of the 70's running boom and really important for women at the time.
@cathynewyork791822 күн бұрын
You're right - this was the first all-women's race in the world - very important in the history of women's sports, and still a big thrill. I was at the finish line watching the entire race finish. Loved it.
@hamdinger7145Ай бұрын
They are hot stuff
@BevShoupАй бұрын
Proud of you Lane
@matteomaggioni150Ай бұрын
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@hamdinger7145Ай бұрын
No microwaves at the starting line 😊
@MindfulSimpleSolutionsАй бұрын
Thank you coach Steve!! Great tips🙏I I can’t wait for my second round running Brooklyn Half 2024 🎉🙌🎉
@claudioguaman5411Ай бұрын
Congratulations everyone
@MindfulSimpleSolutionsАй бұрын
I’m so excited for my second time running Brooklyn Half ❤️🙏
@MindfulSimpleSolutionsАй бұрын
Just started to listen to and I already love this conversation, thank you all so much for sharing your wisdom 💛
@rafaelcuello2904Ай бұрын
Im so excited 😊
@RashidaLeeLaАй бұрын
I'm so excited about the race next week. It's my first Half. 😁
@johnplata8778Ай бұрын
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@KS-lp3uiАй бұрын
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@hamdinger7145Ай бұрын
I like Coach Steve
@katherinerengifo3790Ай бұрын
Thank you coach Steve 🎉❤
@dylanhoward1374Ай бұрын
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@speedracer4928Ай бұрын
I got 10 days before 26.2 miles I definitely going do this workout right now
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@WokeProduction2 ай бұрын
NO FOCUS ON BLACK COMMUNITY? The New York Road Runners Club is known around the world. Jogging and running are great for physical and mental health. But you seem to be doing no research, marketing, or publicity to the black community that has the best runners and simultaneously has disproportionate ill health, bad diets, and mental health problems. Why is the Road Runners Club not doing known community outreach to black communities in New York? Don't make the New York Road Runners Club simply a club for white people to stay in shape, exercise, mingle, jog, and run to health and success.
@WokeProduction2 ай бұрын
NO FOCUS ON BLACK COMMUNITY? The New York Road Runners Club is known around the world. Jogging and running are great for physical and mental health. But you seem to be doing no research, marketing, or publicity to the black community that has the best runners and simultaneously has disproportionate ill health, bad diets, and mental health problems. Why is the Road Runners Club not doing known community outreach to black communities in New York? Don't make the New York Road Runners Club simply a club for white people to stay in shape, exercise, mingle, jog, and run to health and success.
@WokeProduction2 ай бұрын
NO FOCUS ON BLACK COMMUNITY? The New York Road Runners Club is known around the world. Jogging and running are great for physical and mental health. But you seem to be doing no research, marketing, or publicity to the black community that has the best runners and simultaneously has disproportionate ill health, bad diets, and mental health problems. Why is the Road Runners Club not doing known community outreach to black communities in New York? Don't make the New York Road Runners Club simply a club for white people to stay in shape, exercise, mingle, jog, and run to health and success.
@WokeProduction2 ай бұрын
NO FOCUS ON BLACK COMMUNITY? The New York Road Runners Club is known around the world. Jogging and running are great for physical and mental health. But you seem to be doing no research, marketing, or publicity to the black community that has the best runners and simultaneously has disproportionate ill health, bad diets, and mental health problems. Why is the Road Runners Club not doing known community outreach to black communities in New York? Don't make the New York Road Runners Club simply a club for white people to stay in shape, exercise, mingle, jog, and run to health and success.
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It's so nice to see and hear a Filipina talk openly about mental well-being - it's so hard to talk about it in the Philippines.
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Did a water station last year. It was great
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Thank you for sharing this. The first step to dealing with mental issues is to acknowledge it and not feel shamed by it. Admitting that I suffer from depression and anxiety was a great relief. It helped me understand what was happening and why. I know that I will continue to have bouts -that is something that is part of me. But thanks to running and therapy, it no longer defines me.
I like watching this race but speaking factually, while Fiona O'Keefe, Emily Sisson, and Dakotah Lindwurm, did a good job at the US Marathon Trials, it was predictable which team would sweep this 10K. The first place American Female in the Mini was Amanda Vestri in fourth place, a virtual unkonwn.. Dakotah Lindwurm was 8th place. Emly Sisson was 9th place. I don't know what happened to Fiona O'Keefe. I thought I saw her at the start line. More seasoned female runners such as Sarah Hall, Keira D'Amato, Molly Huddle and Des Linden, and even some which seem to have disappeared from the radar such as Molly Sidel and Jordan Hasay are not going to compete in the 2024 Olympics, it is unlikely that LIndwurm, Sisson or O'Keffe will get on the podium. This being said though, there have been some surprising outcomes in the Olympics. On the men's side there may be a former Kenyan running for the US team.
Emily Sisson was second in the NYC Half Marathon a couple of years ago, so she has had her moment of racing well in New York City. However, I don't have an expectation that our women will be on the podium in Paris.
On each athletes perfect day, in perfect conditions, and no outside craziness, I will pick the international field over the US women’s marathon contingent. That said, the event being the Olympics and a tournament format (win or go home), anything can happen. Usually the athlete who’s most durable and mentally relaxed tends to navigate the elements and stages of the race to win. Give these US women a chance. It’s why we run the race other wise just give the gold to “Mama” Hellen Obiri, and the rest of us just go watch volleyball or something. The experience of the Olympics for most of us, begun with the build up to the Olympic trials earlier in the year. We have been following the training block build up and tune up races of our 3 world class representatives to the Paris games. Deducting from your insight, should the experience and journey end there for us? Is sport and running to you just a bottom line proposition or does the Olympic moto “Citius, Altius, Fortius” (swifter, higher, stronger) only apply to the paper favorites? What does it mean to support your team/nation or the athletes who have done so much work to get to this stage of their development and earn the spot among the world’s best? I really don’t understand your point, this is sports and human performance. We get to run the race in Paris and the outcome will be what it is. Back these brave athletes and leave odds making to nature on the day.
@@Islandmidfielder I was a volunteer course marshal at both the men's and women's Olympic Marathon in Los Angeles in 1984, so I definitely support my team/nation and the entire Olympic movement. However, don't scold the original poster - that person is stating what is most likely to happen, the most realistic scenario. For anyone to predict Olympic victories for some over others is NOT going against their country - it's just being realistic about actual odds and talent.
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Why is it called a " mini 10th". A 10 k is 6.2. Is this a shortened version? Also a lot of blabbing from these women. You can skip to 18 minute mark for start gun going off.
@4Dangert Malcontent much?
It's called the Mini 10k, because it began in 1972, and at that time the mini skirt was a fashion vogue, and the name stuck.
You skipped the first part of the Mini 10K broadcast - so you MISSED the explanation about why it is called "The Mini." When Fred Lebow founded this race in 1972, there were very few women running in road races, and he wanted to recruit women to run, so he named this race "The Mini" after the mini skirt, which was popular at that time and stood for the newly-emerging women's liberation and women's rights movement.
@@mauricepointer9555 No, the name didn't "stick" - the late Fred Lebow deliberately named this race "The Mini" because he wanted to recruit women runners and the mini skirt was in fashion at the time as a symbol of women's liberation
It is RUDE for you to say "a lot of blabbing from these women" - ALL of them obviously know much more about this race than YOU do.
Great job Dakotah! Good prep for Paris.
(Could be wrong but) Think I spotted a “ woman”😂
Beautiful weather today.
Love the history of this race. It was at the beginning of the 70's running boom and really important for women at the time.
You're right - this was the first all-women's race in the world - very important in the history of women's sports, and still a big thrill. I was at the finish line watching the entire race finish. Loved it.
They are hot stuff
Proud of you Lane
💯
No microwaves at the starting line 😊
Thank you coach Steve!! Great tips🙏I I can’t wait for my second round running Brooklyn Half 2024 🎉🙌🎉
Congratulations everyone
I’m so excited for my second time running Brooklyn Half ❤️🙏
Just started to listen to and I already love this conversation, thank you all so much for sharing your wisdom 💛
Im so excited 😊
I'm so excited about the race next week. It's my first Half. 😁
Where The Close Caption
You can turn them on via the Settings gear icon on the top right side of the video.
I like Coach Steve
Thank you coach Steve 🎉❤
That's me
I got 10 days before 26.2 miles I definitely going do this workout right now
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NO FOCUS ON BLACK COMMUNITY? The New York Road Runners Club is known around the world. Jogging and running are great for physical and mental health. But you seem to be doing no research, marketing, or publicity to the black community that has the best runners and simultaneously has disproportionate ill health, bad diets, and mental health problems. Why is the Road Runners Club not doing known community outreach to black communities in New York? Don't make the New York Road Runners Club simply a club for white people to stay in shape, exercise, mingle, jog, and run to health and success.
NO FOCUS ON BLACK COMMUNITY? The New York Road Runners Club is known around the world. Jogging and running are great for physical and mental health. But you seem to be doing no research, marketing, or publicity to the black community that has the best runners and simultaneously has disproportionate ill health, bad diets, and mental health problems. Why is the Road Runners Club not doing known community outreach to black communities in New York? Don't make the New York Road Runners Club simply a club for white people to stay in shape, exercise, mingle, jog, and run to health and success.
NO FOCUS ON BLACK COMMUNITY? The New York Road Runners Club is known around the world. Jogging and running are great for physical and mental health. But you seem to be doing no research, marketing, or publicity to the black community that has the best runners and simultaneously has disproportionate ill health, bad diets, and mental health problems. Why is the Road Runners Club not doing known community outreach to black communities in New York? Don't make the New York Road Runners Club simply a club for white people to stay in shape, exercise, mingle, jog, and run to health and success.
NO FOCUS ON BLACK COMMUNITY? The New York Road Runners Club is known around the world. Jogging and running are great for physical and mental health. But you seem to be doing no research, marketing, or publicity to the black community that has the best runners and simultaneously has disproportionate ill health, bad diets, and mental health problems. Why is the Road Runners Club not doing known community outreach to black communities in New York? Don't make the New York Road Runners Club simply a club for white people to stay in shape, exercise, mingle, jog, and run to health and success.
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