Podcasts about Grete Waitz

In this episode we talk heart rate training with Dr. Phil Maffetone who is the creator of the MAF Method (180 minus your age) and an internationally recognized researcher in endurance science. Dr. Phil Maffetone has worked with endurance athletes for more than thirty-five years. He is the author of eighteen books on health and fitness. He is perhaps best known for the Maffetone Method of heart rate training. Some of his clients have included running guru Dr. George Sheehan, famed New Zealand coach Arthur Lydiard, marathon great Grete Waitz, and six-time Hawaii Ironman world champion Mark Allen. Outside the sports arena, Dr. Maffetone has coached a variety of people in the entertainment field, including musicians James Taylor and Johnny Cash, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, and producer Rick Rubin. [powerpress] [box] Links Mentioned in This Episode COROS Watches will help you train according to heart rate. Use code MTA and get an additional free watch band with your purchase! Just pick the band you want, add it to your cart, and use code MTA. Joint Health Plus by Previnex -prevention is the best medicine and you need to protect your joint cartilage from breakdown. Use code MTA for 15% off your first order! IQMIX -a zero-sugar drink mix from IQBAR that hydrates, boosts your mood and promotes mental clarity. Text MTA to 64000 to get twenty percent off all IQBAR products, plus FREE shipping. Message and data rates may apply. Dr. Maffetone's two websites: https://philmaffetone.com https://maffetonemusic.com/home [/box]

The TCS New York City Marathon stands as the crown jewel of marathon experiences, combining breathtaking urban scenery with unparalleled cultural immersion across all five boroughs. Coach Christine and travel expert Ashley of Mystical Dream Travel break down this iconic event from every angle - revealing why it's simultaneously the most coveted and logistically challenging marathon in the world.From its humble beginnings in 1970 as a Central Park loop to today's massive five-borough celebration drawing over 2.5 million spectators, we explore what makes this race truly special. You'll discover the dramatic Verrazano Bridge start, the electric energy of Brooklyn that can make or break your race, and the notorious silence of the Queensborough Bridge that tests even the strongest mental game.This comprehensive guide covers everything from strategic spectator locations to post-race recovery tips, including the "hidden ultra marathon" of getting around NYC on race day. We share insider secrets about securing your entry through various methods - from the challenging lottery system to charity fundraising, qualifying times, and even the virtual marathon option that guarantees next year's entry.Whether you're dreaming of your first NYC Marathon or returning to conquer the five boroughs again, this episode delivers practical advice alongside inspiring stories from the race's rich history. Learn about iconic moments like Grete Waitz's nine victories and Shalane Flanagan's breakthrough American win that inspired a generation.Ready to take on New York? Join our Stride Collective or Women of World Marathon Majors communities where we support each other's extraordinary journeys toward marathon success. Share your NYC Marathon dreams, questions, and experiences - we're here to cheer you every step of the way!Have questions or want to chat? Send me a text!Support the showJoin the newsletter list for updates, special offers, and exclusive behind-the-scenes content.Join fellow pod and running enthusiasts at The Stride Collective community on Facebook or follow us on Instagram.

I denne bonuspraten forteller NRK-legende Karen-Marie Ellefsen, NRKs sportskommentator Jan Petter Saltvedt og Trenerlegenden Jack Waitz om Gretes utrolige karriere. Hvordan forholdt Grete seg til å bli en av verdens største idrettsstjerner? Hvilke løp er hennes største? Og hva kan norsk idrett lære av hennes liv? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

På 1970-tallet løper en lærer sin vanlige morgenøkt før Oslo har stått opp. Uansett vær, trener Grete. Hun drømmer om å bli verdens beste løper. Men veien mot toppen er beinhard, og Grete bestemmer seg etter hvert for å gi opp drømmen. Planen er å avslutte karrieren med å være turist i New York, og samtidig gjøre noe hun aldri har gjort før. Grete skal løpe et maraton. Det blir starten på en av de største idrettskarrierene Norge noen gang har sett. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For many, running just one marathon is a life goal and puts you in a category with only .01% of the global population who even attempt this feat each year. But imagine running 111 marathons? Now we are talking about a very select group that has ever pulled off this rare achievement. Michael Kloepfer is one of those special individuals who runs not only for the pure joy of it but for the purpose of raising money to support cancer research at Sloan Kettering. Since he started running marathons in 1996 at age 42 through his most recent New York City marathon finish at age 70, Mike and his team have raised over 1 million dollars to help beat cancer through Sloan Kettering. He has run races all over the world and is a winner of the Abbott medal for completing all 6 world major marathons (and leads all Abbott medal winners with 77 total finishes). He has now run 28 consecutive NYC marathons and is one of 108 people with active streaks over 25 for the Boston Marathon. Of course, any achievement like this doesn't come without challenges which for Mike has included fighting his own cancer in 2024. He has received surgery, is in complete response (successful removal), and is ready to keep going in 2025! Every step is that much more meaningful for Mike now as he continues to make a difference by assisting other patients in need. If you'd like to contribute and help Mike reach his $200k goal (he has already personally raised $100k), go to fredsteam.org and either enter Mike Kloepfer or his team name, Mikey's team. Enjoy this inspirational podcast and listen to the many stories Mike shares about his adventures and people he has met along the way including Grete Waitz, Dr. Howard Scher, and Aubrey Barr (video link tells her story). A word of caution, Mike's story has inspired many, so know by listening to this podcast you may find yourself thinking about joining the marathon craze and running the NYC streets with Mike raising money for Sloan Kettering!  You can listen here or watch here.

The Daily Quiz - Sports and Leisure Today's Questions: Question 1: In Which Country Were The 1992 Olympics Held? Question 2: Who was supposed to present Jesse Owens his 100 metre Gold Medal at the Berlin Olympics? Question 3: With which sport is Grete Waitz associated? Question 4: Which of these is a hockey team based in Ottawa? Question 5: Who was the NBA's most valuable player in 1976, 1977 and 1980? Question 6: With which sport is Sachin Tendulkar associated? Question 7: Which Game Makes Use Of Hoops Question 8: Which of these is a soccer team based in Philadelphia? Question 9: With which sport is Jackie Joyner-Kersee associated? This podcast is produced by Klassic Studios Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Katelyn Tuohy, Cyprian Kotut, and Coach Jack Waitz join Kofuzi for a discussion about running, legacy, and of course, running shoes during the Boston Marathon weekend 2024. Kofuzi asked Katelyn whether she could ever see herself lining up for a marathon. 2:04 Marathoner Cyprian Kotut shared his secrets for managing pain during the marathon. And Coach Jack Waitz talked about some of the strangest training conditions he and his late wife and marathon legend, Grete Waitz had to endure while training in Norway. 0:00 intro 2:50 when did Katelyn fall in love with the sport 10:07 Jack Waitz describes winter running for Grete Waitz 13:17 Katelyn looks back on her time at NC State 15:45 Cyprian Kotut on his running legacy 16:51 Jack looks back on first Women's Olympic Marathon 18:01 Katelyn on NIL and the future of women's sports 21:20 Cyprian's mental prep for the marathon 22:21 will Katelyn ever race a marathon? 23:13 Cyprian's Boston Marathon race day shoe 25:00 Katelyn's shoe rotation

#272 - Grete Waitz can be considered the greatest female distance runner of all time and if not the greatest, she's at the top. Her record speaks for itself and this week, I talk about how remarkable of a runner she truly was. Support the showMartha Runs the World websitehttps://www.martharunstheworld.com/Email:martharunstheworld@gmail.comInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/martha_runs_sf/

In this episode, join me as we travel from the UK to the Bermuda Triangle Half Marathon Challenge, featuring an exclusive interview with the respected American marathoner, Deena Kastor. With an illustrious career marked by American marathon records and an Olympic bronze medal, Deena offers her invaluable insights and experiences straight from Bermuda. I share my own journey tackling the mile, 10k, and half marathon courses after overcoming a challenging three-month injury. Along the way, I indulge in local delicacies such as the iconic post-race Dark 'N' Stormy cocktail and delectable fish sandwiches. The race series boasts impressive event records, including Grete Waitz's '82 triumph with a time of 31:41 on the old course, and Eilish McColgan's sprint in 2020, clocking in at 33:28 on the new route. During the episode, I catch up with Dennis Mbelenzi, the men's marathon record holder, as he takes on the full marathon challenge and successfully defends his title. Throughout our conversations, I strive to capture the essence of Bermuda amidst lively discussions in taxis, on boats, and amidst the island's awe-inspiring scenery. Please be advised that the sound quality may vary due to the natural surroundings. I highly recommend participating in the race series for an unforgettable experience in 2025. As a special offer, you can receive a 10% discount on entry to the CHUBB Bermuda Triangle Challenge with code 2025Marcus10off. Don't miss out – registration is now open from this link https://www.bermudatrianglechallenge.com/registration/ 

In this episode of "Running: State of the Sport," George and Amby chat with Patti Catalano Dillon, who received the prestigious Abebe Bikila Award at the recent TCS New York City Marathon. In the 1980 Marathon, Patti became the first American female to break 2:30 in the marathon, finishing second to Grete Waitz. Patti scored many major road race victories in her meteoric career, including 5 at the Ocean State Marathon (Rhode Island) and 4 in the Honolulu Marathon. Patti explains her unique background, including her first run (in Earthshoes) around a cemetery in Quincy, MA, and her first marathon experience. "I thought I was going to die." She also discusses her continuing involvement in Native American running. Before talking to Patti, George and Amby discuss the biggest recent news in running. Amby was disappointed by how slowly the elite women ran at NYC, suggesting that maybe they should have their fees reduced commensurate with their slow times (the 1980 Patti Catalano would have been right with them). But he was impressed by the 3:19 finish of 6' 9" former hockey star Zdeno Chara.  George marvelled at how the NYC Marathon once again seemed to knit an entire city together. At a time of universal concern over several wars, various groups chose not to stage protests around the Marathon. He also enjoyed a dinner gathering of some of his longtime favorite marathon runners.Where to find “Running: State of the Sport” Use your smartphone to download podcast apps from Apple, Spotify, Audible, Pandora, or Google Podcasts. Once you've selected your favorite app, Search for “running state of the sport.”  With your computer, tablet, or smartphone, you can also listen direct to “Running: State of the Sport” at the below internet links. Apple Spotify Audible Pandora Google Podcasts  "Running: State of the Sport" is brought to you by MarathonHandbook.com and RunLongRunHealthy.com. Marathon Handbook is the world's leading marathon website, with a special focus on trustworthy running information and free, runner-tested training plans for all ability levels. Run Long, Run Healthy is Amby's weekly newsletter with the newest, most scientific, and most useful training advice for runners. Audio engineering by BJ McGeever.

Fino al 1983 le donne non potevano correre la maratona alle Olimpiadi e dovevano fermarsi ai 3000 metri. Chi intendeva gareggiare e infrangere le regole, doveva ricorrere ai sotterfugi più assurdi, come travestirsi e cambiare nome. Perciò Grete Waitz, nata a Oslo e veloce nella corsa fin da bambina, non ha mai corso la maratona. Questo almeno fino al 1978, quando Fred Lebow la invita a gareggiare a New York e lei non solo si presenta, ma vince. E dopo quella prima volta Grete Waitz, vincitrice di nove maratone di New York e prima campionessa del mondo di maratona, non si è più accontentata di correre solo 3000 metri.  I contributi audio di questo episodio sono tratti dagli highlights della maratona ai Mondiali del 1983 diffusi dalla pagina YouTube della federazione internazionale di atletica leggera; dal notiziario della CBS del 19 aprile 2011. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Marathon Running Podcast, we're thrilled to bring you a comprehensive preview of the New York City Marathon, one of the most iconic races in the world. We'll cover a range of topics to ensure you're fully prepared and informed about this exciting event. HISTORY - The New York City Marathon has a storied history, evolving from its humble beginnings in 1970 to the grand race it is today. Learn about its growth and past champions, like Grete Waitz and Bill Rogers. NYC Marathon History ELITE AND CELEBRITY FIELDS - We'll dive into the remarkable lineup of elite runners, including past champions and Olympians, and discuss the notable celebrities who have graced this race, some under pseudonyms like Chelsea Clinton and Ashton Kutcher. Elite Field SAFETY - With a staggering number of participants and spectators, safety is a paramount concern. Discover the extensive security measures in place to ensure a secure race day experience. NYRR Safety Measures OFFICIAL EVENTS - Get the lowdown on the official events surrounding the marathon, such as the NYRR Rising New York Kids Kickoff and the Marathon Expo, where runners can pick up their bibs and explore running gear. Official Events UNOFFICIAL EVENTS - Learn about where elites and other participants stay and celebrate in the vibrant neighborhoods of New York City. LOGISTICS - Discover the ins and outs of race-day logistics, from transportation options like the Staten Island Ferry to private transportation arrangements. NYC Marathon Logistics SPECTATORS - For those cheering from the sidelines, we provide recommended viewing locations, information on grandstand seating, and how to watch the live broadcast of the race. Spectator Information TIPS - We offer essential tips for runners, from clothing disposal to personalizing your bib. Plus, important information about bag drop and pre-check. Runner Tips PRIZE MONEY - If you're curious about the financial incentives, we break down the prize money structure, highlighting what the top runners can earn. Prize Money FULL COURSE WALK-THROUGH - Join running coach Kristyn Smith as she takes you on a virtual walk-through of the entire marathon course, helping you visualize the route and prepare mentally. NUTRITIONAL GUIDE - To round off our preview, registered dietitian Serena Marie RD shares her insights on nutrition for marathon runners, offering tips and recommendations to fuel your best performance on race day. Get ready for an information-packed episode that will equip you with everything you need to know about the New York City Marathon. Whether you're running or spectating, this podcast is your go-to guide for a successful and memorable race experience. OUR LINKS Our website: www.marathonrunningpodcast.com Our Instagram: @runningpodcast Our Amazon Storefront: Amazon Storefront Join our Facebook group: SpeedStriders Facebook Group Guest links to this episode Run Coach Kristyn Smith's website: Kristyn Smith's Website Registered dietitian Serena Marie RD's Instagram: @serenamarierd Serena Marie RD's form link: Serena Marie RD Form

"Long Run To Glory" chronicles the remarkable morning of August 5, 1984, when four legendary marathoners, Joan Benoit, Grete Waitz, Ingrid Kristiansen, and Rosa Mota, converged for the historic Women's Olympic Marathon in Los Angeles.  These women had already shattered records and dominated the running scene for half a decade, revolutionizing the sport in the process. Their journeys, rivalries, and the inaugural Women's Olympic Marathon are vividly depicted in this gripping account of athletic prowess and determination. In today's episode of Run To the Top, we are joined by the author of “Long Run To Glory”, Stephen Lane to talk about: the personality traits, reputations, running styles, and challenges faced by each of these four star marathoners the historical and cultural aspects of women's long-distance running, specifically how Title IX shaped the landscape of women's participation in sports in the years leading up to the 1984 Olympic marathon how this particular race influenced the world of marathon running and women's sports in general for years and decades to come And much more! Tune in for a reflection on one of the most interesting and pivotal moments in long-distance running history.  Long Run To Glory Connect, Comment, Community Follow RunnersConnect on Instagram Join the Elite Treatment where you get first dibs on everything RTTT each month! Runners Connect Winner's Circle Facebook Community  RunnersConnect Facebook page GET EXPERT COACHING AT RUNNERSCONNECT! This week's show brought to you by: TimeLine Nutrition Timeline Nutrition has developed a groundbreaking product called Mitopure that revitalizes your mitochondria, which create energy in nearly every cell in your body Improving your mitochondria is one of the best things you can do for your health and with Mitopure from time-line nutrition, it has never been easier. Go to timelinenutrition.com and use promo code RUNNERSCONNECT for 10% off the plan of your choice. BiOptimizers Today's episode is sponsored by Magnesium Breakthrough from Bioptimizers. Their industry-leading magnesium supplement helps you sleep better and reduce stress. For an exclusive offer for Run to the Top listeners, go to magbreakthrough.com/runtothetop and use the code Run10 to save 10%. AG1 If you're someone who struggles to get in all the fruit and veggies you need, or who wants to get more consistent but always falls off, or you end up finding tons of fruits and veggies gone bad in the fridge, AG1 will make it simple and delicious. If you want to try them out and get a special bonus of 5 travel packs and a year's supply of vitamin D, head to athleticgreens.com/rttt.

Helle ringte Grete Waitz og lurte på om hun kunne tenke seg å bli med å starte opp Aktiv mot kreft. Prehabilitering er viktig, og motivere med fysisk trening er avgjørende. Teamet på 3 gjør i tillegg til mange flotte ambassadører en kjempejobb. Lytt til denne motiverende episoden med Helle og TK --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/motivasjonspreik/message

Want to know about the journey of running the iconic New York City Marathon? Join Coach Shelby and Coach Christine as they take you through its rich history, from its humble beginnings with 127 competitors in 1970 to its transformation into a five-borough race in 1976. We'll talk about Grete Waitz, who set the world on fire by clocking the first sub-230 women's marathon. We'll also guide you through crucial decisions to make for a successful race day, covering things like transportation, baggage check, and expo time. Get a sense of the marathon day experience as we recount our own adventures, from the thrill of taking a ferry to the start line to the electric atmosphere of running with the elites and even spotting celebrities! Imagine the breeze on the Verrazano Bridge, the lively entertainment on Fourth Avenue, and the memorable aspects on the Queensborough Bridge. Continuing to celebrate our Anniversary, we have some fantastic goodies for our Time for Brunch supporters. So whether you're preparing for a marathon or just looking to relax with an engaging discussion, you wouldn't want to miss this one. If you are looking for more considerations to add to your NYC prep, you'll want to read the blog here. Support the showJoin the newsletter list to receive updates, special offers, and exclusive behind-the-scenes content. Want to become a member of Time for bRUNch+ to show your support of the show? Join here.Join the bRUNch bunch on Facebook or follow us on Instagram.

Karoline Bjerkeli Grøvdal har dominerat norsk och till mångt och mycket skandinavisk löpning de senaste 10 åren. Norskan som har tagit medalj vid varenda Terräng-EM sedan 2015 och däribland två raka guldmedaljer är den som har tagit över det norska löparundret på damsidan sedan storhetstiden med Ingrid Kristiansen och Grete Waitz. Förra året slog Karoline det anrika norska rekordet på 5000m när hon löpte på 14.31.07 vid Bislett Games. Nu blickar Karoline fram mot nya rekord där rekorden på 1500, 3000m och 10 000m blir stora mål för den kommande säsongen. Hör Karoline i en trevlig intervju om löpträning, alternativträning och styrka.  Manne är rusig efter ett lyckats pass och John har varit i Gimo och brutit mot löparetiketten. 

Es ist eine Premiere und Ralf & Philipp waren schon Wochen vorher voller Vorfreude auf dieses Event: Das erste Mal BESTZEIT Podcast live vor Publikum! In einer exklusiven Runde im Frankfurter Laufshop mit den im Vorfeld verlosten Plätzen war es schön einige von euch Hörer:innen so auch endlich mal persönlich kennenzulernen. Wir hatten mit Hausherr und Inhaber Jost Wiebelhaus und Udo Müller, dem Leiter des adidas Archivs in Herzogenaurach, tolle Gesprächspartner und zum Finale der Sendung auch die Möglichkeit spannende Fragen aus dem Publikum vor Ort, sowie den Zuschauer:innen des YouTube-Livestreams aufzugreifen. Es ging um Ikonen der Laufgeschichte wie Emil Zátopek, Grete Waitz oder Haile Gebrselassie, Anekdoten & Geschichten zu ihren Karrieren & Erfolgen und natürlich auch um die Schuhe, die sie zu ihren aktiven Zeiten zur Verfügung hatten. Die Laufschuhentwicklung damals wie heute, den Antrieb Adi Dasslers Athleten:innen nur das Beste an Material zur Verfügung stellen zu wollen, wie das bis heute die DNA von adidas prägt und noch einiges mehr. Wer uns diesmal nicht nur hören sondern auch sehen möchte und am Mittwochabend keine Zeit hatte, hat jetzt trotzdem noch die Möglichkeit das Re-Live-Feeling zu bekommen in dem ihr die Aufzeichnung des Livestreams auf YouTube anschaut. Den Link haben wir wie immer in die Shownotes gepackt und verbleiben mit dem Teaser, dass es auch ein paar echte Schätze aus Herzogenaurach nach Frankfurt geschafft haben.

I denne episoden får vi et gjenhør fra vår Breaking Marathon Limits-tid, hvor vi fikk lest de håndskrevne treningsdagbøkene til Grete Waitz. Jack Waitz forteller om treningen som skapte løperlegenden, og vi får artige historier og detaljer fra en tid da haller og trening i sydligere strøk var mindre vanlig. Takket være podcasten Spring Snyggt kan vi også by på en bit av et ferskt intervju med Cam Levins som ble nummer fire i VM i maraton i Eugene. I fjor ble han nummer 72 i OL, så endret han på treningen. Her får du høre hva han gjorde. Ellers diskuterer Kristian og Jann stort og smått fra forrige uke inkludert EM-uttak, en konkurrerende dopingdømt utøver, treningen til Kristian, lytterspørsmål, ukas økt og mye mer. Hør episoden i appen NRK Radio

Hela Det Aeroba Huset har varit på Sollentuna GP i olika kapaciteter och upplevt både toppar och dalar. Kalle har arbetat på sitt epitet som "superhare", Olof har persat och Elmar har missat friidrottsårets enda huligan. Vi pratar om de bästa resultaten, diskuterar tävlingsprogram och reder (kanske) ut vem som har löpar-Sveriges vassaste spurt. I "Det Aeroba Huset Minns" hör vi historien om Grete Waitz, en sann pionjär som utmanade synen på vad kvinnliga idrottare klarar av. Greta Waitz medaljer och resultat kan vi räkna och ranka, men vad hon betydde för kvinnlig löpnings framtid är större än vad siffror och statistik någonsin kan beskriva

I 1984 opplevde Joan Benoit Samuelson den olympiske drømmen. Hun vant kvinnenes første OL-maraton på hjemmebane i Los Angeles foran Grete Waitz. I denne episoden forteller hun om sitt livs løp, kneoperasjonen i forkant, sin egen trening, hvordan det var å vokse opp som kvinnelig løper på 70-tallet og ambisjonene som veteranløper. Vi spør Antidoping Norge hva mosjonister må passe seg for å unngå å teste positivt på en dopingprøve ved et uhell. Vidar Higraff har lagd en hyllest til Kristian med hjelp av dine parodier. Og Kristian og Jann planlegger en ny uke av Kristians maratontrening. Hør episoden i appen NRK Radio

Nella puntata di oggi raccontiamo la 65° edizione del Campaccio (andata in scena giovedì 6 gennaio) dalla viva voce dei protagonisti. Una puntata, in esterna, per raccontare da vicino una gara storica, nonché l'evento che apre il calendario dei grandi appuntamenti del 2022.Siamo a San Giorgio su Legnano in provincia di Milano, sui prati che in 65 edizioni hanno ospitato molti dei più grandi campioni dell'atletica internazionale, che qui hanno corso e vinto: Antonio Ambu, Franco Fava, Paola Pigni, Gelindo Bordin, Francesco Panetta, Gabriella Dorio, Grete Waitz, Kenenisa Bekele, Maria Curatolo, Paul Tergat, Nadia Dandolo, Jacob Kiplimo, Paula Radcliffe ed Eliud Kipchoge. Quindici gare in programma tra cui spiccano le due gare internazionali. Una maschile e una femminile entrambe risolte all'ultimo giro. Al femminile vince la 25enne etiope Dawit Seyaum, vincitrice domenica scorsa anche alla classica di fine anno, la Boclassic, a Bolzano. Mentre il resto del podio è tutto africano. Prima delle italiane e sesta al traguardo, la fresca campionessa europea di Cross under 23 (Dublino 2021), l'azzurra Nadia Battocletti. Dietro di lei la slovena Klara Lukan (argento all'europeo di cui sopra) e poi nono posto per Anna Arnaudo.Al maschile vince l'etiope Addisu Yihune, 18 enne che nel 2021 ha corso sotto i 13 minuti nei 5000 a Hengelo in Olanda. Anche qui tutto il podio è africano. Primo degli italiani, sesto al traguardo, il maratoneta azzurro Eyob Faniel con un bella gara di carattere, bella gara anche per l’altro azzurro Yohanes Chiappinelli (settimo) e per il campione italiano in carica di cross Iliass Aouani (ottavo).Oltre alle due gare internazionali ci sono stati anche due cross corti (3,2km) vittorie per Erica Schiavi e Sebastiano Parolini.

In this episode we sat down with famed NY marathon coach Glen Wiener, who has been with Team for Kids and New York Road Runners since 2008, coaching thousands of runners training for their first NYC Marathon. In this episode, he shares with us about what the NYC marathon experience is like, what makes it unique: from the early morning Staten Island Ferry to cheers along mile 18-25. Some nuggets of simple wisdom from empowering so many to finish their first marathon, and specifically on a difficult parts of the course in New York, are the highlight of the podcast! As a Team for Kids Coach, he also gets to see the life-changing work T4K does on the ground every day in the New York City area and across the country, and for this reason has remained with T4K so long. Glen is a lifelong runner with an undeniable passion for the sport and coaching others, and has ran over 25 marathons, including Boston five times, New York, Chicago, and Philadelphia. While he found running early and was a collegiate runner, he took up marathons later in life (25 years after college). Glen is a Road Runner's Club of America and Jack Daniel's VDOT certified coach, part of the USA Track & Field coaching program as a Level 2 Endurance Coach. In 2009 Glen's training program was featured in the New York Times alongside the programs of luminaries Grete Waitz, Jeff Galloway, and Greg McMillan. He believes that “coaching is an art based on science and works closely with runners of all abilities to help them achieve goals they never thought possible”(1). *If you'd like to contribute to Team for Kids this year or consider running/fundraising for them in a future major marathon (New York, London, Boston, etc.), check out my fundraiser page to contribute, learn more, or just see what the platform is like: https://runwithtfk.org/Profile/PublicPage/92722 As always, we'd love if you would reach out to us and let us know more about your corner of running culture, share inspiration and learning! Leave a comment here below or DM on Instagram or Facebook @RunningAnthropologist --Happy Running-- Mark Lane-Holbert *Team for Kids Coaches Profiles (October, 2021). https://www.runwithtfk.org/Profile/OurCoaches

In the fall of 1976, Patti Catalano Dillon ran her first marathon.She had been running for just 6 months but won the race with a time of 2:53. Training in “knock off” earth shoes, still smoking and knowing nothing about running, she won that day and her illustrious albeit dramatic career began. In her first 10K she placed 2nd behind Olympian Lynn Jennings at the Boston Bonne Belle in 34:50. Breaking WR after WR in the 30K, the 20K, and the ½ marathon, Catalano Dillon had 55 career wins, many at national and international races. She was the first American woman to go under 33 minutes in the 10K, and the first to break 50 minutes in the 15K. She broke the AR in the marathon twice, first in 1980 at the NYC Marathon, and then again at Boston, running 2:27.52. From the late 70's through the early 80's, Patti was America's best woman distance runner, and 2nd in the world only to the great Grete Waitz of Norway. Unknown to anyone during her peak years, Patti was struggling with Bulimia. After a disappointing 2nd place at the Boston Marathon in 1981, Patti began to be plagued with injuries and personal issues. She felt she was no longer running for herself, but for others. Her incredible story is one of a discovered great talent, of fortitude and courage, and finally of acceptance and peace. It is a tale that helps us understand what it took to be one of the greatest of all times, and how it felt to fall from such a great height, survive and then find an even greater happiness. Her amazing life will make you “laugh and cry”, and you will understand what it took for her to come through her hard times, whole and healthy.

In the fall of 1976, Patti Catalano Dillon ran her first marathon.She had been running for just 6 months but won the race with a time of 2:53. Training in “knock off” earth shoes, still smoking and knowing nothing about running, she won that day and her illustrious albeit dramatic career began. In her first 10K she placed 2nd behind Olympian Lynn Jennings at the Boston Bonne Belle in 34:50. Breaking WR after WR in the 30K, the 20K, and the ½ marathon, Catalano Dillon had 55 career wins, many at national and international races. She was the first American woman to go under 33 minutes in the 10K, and the first to break 50 minutes in the 15K. She broke the AR in the marathon twice, first in 1980 at the NYC Marathon, and then again at Boston, running 2:27.52. From the late 70's through the early 80's, Patti was America's best woman distance runner, and 2nd in the world only to the great Grete Waitz of Norway. Unknown to anyone during her peak years, Patti was struggling with Bulimia. After a disappointing 2nd place at the Boston Marathon in 1981, Patti began to be plagued with injuries and personal issues. She felt she was no longer running for herself, but for others. Her incredible story is one of a discovered great talent, of fortitude and courage, and finally of acceptance and peace. It is a tale that helps us understand what it took to be one of the greatest of all times, and how it felt to fall from such a great height, survive and then find an even greater happiness. Her amazing life will make you “laugh and cry”, and you will understand what it took for her to come through her hard times, whole and healthy.

TV4 Sportens Maud Bernhagen är gäst och vi pratar bra berättelser, Grete Waitz, skrivdrömmar, Torgny Mogren, mummel på parkeringar och hur Maud nästan förändrade Elins liv. Dessutom: En blossande överraskning och en köttig Fiktiv Fika. Podcasten Elin möter görs av författaren Elin Olofsson och producenten Annelie Lanner.

Dette er en maratonepisode til minne om Grete Waitz, som døde for 10 år siden. Jack Waitz er gjest og forteller historier fra Gretes liv og konkurranser. Gretes løpekarriere inneholdt store oppturer, skader, enorme forventninger og nedturer. Vi får et unikt innblikk i hvordan det egentlig var.

Missão cumprida, biatlo dos hermanos e homenagens à Grete Waitz! --- Envie seu email pra gente: podcastcorredoresdofundao@gmail.com Siga-nos no instagram @podcastcorredoresdofundao Apadrinhe o podcast no Padrim: padrim.com.br/podcastcorredoresdofundao

I forbindelse med at Helle ville løpe New York maraton i 2007 ble hun inspirert av amerikanernes evne til å få inn store beløp til gode formål i forbindelse med store idrettsarrangement. Hun tok opp telefonen og ringte Grete Waitz, noe som ble starten på et fantastisk samarbeid og opprettelsen av stiftelsen Aktiv mot kreft. Stiftelsen har som mål og få inn fysisk aktivitet som en del av kreftbehandlingen og de har derfor etablert treningsrom (Pusterom) på mange sykehus i Norge. I denne episoden lærer vi blant annet om hva prehabilitering er og hvorfor trygg utskriving er viktig. Helle er en utrolig engasjert dame med et stort pågangsmot som er inspirerende å lytte til.   

This special 50th episode is with Patti Catalano Dillon who is a Native American, and a former World and American record holder for long distance road racing from 5 miles upto the marathon. She is a pioneer for women's athletics. She was the first American woman to run a sub 2:30 marathon, running 2:29:33 in New York in 1980, finishing second to Grete Waitz, who ran a world record (2:25:41) that day. Patti finished second in Boston in 1981, despite running into the back of a horse (as it was very crowded). She ran an American record 2:27:52. Allison Roe, had to break the course record (2:26:46) to beat her. The Brazil race story really floored me, as it really shows what makes a champion mindset, even when the odds appear stacked against you. We discuss: How she started running Tips to develop a champion mindset Overcoming challenges Brazil race story (from 1:27) Coaching advice including visualisation You can follow Patti on Instagram @pattispeaks227 If you value the content I deliver, please consider becoming a supporter of my podcast by donating via my patreon page. This helps me provide quality content. https://www.patreon.com/ARunnersLife --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marcus-brown9/support

Like many of you, I try to keep myself in shape by working out through running. I often need some sort of goal in my future to keep myself honest on following my workouts. Usually, that's a race. The problem is that no races have been held in the United States since early March and it doesn't appear as though we'll have any for a while yet. I need something else to keep myself honest. I needed something big enough that was a real actual challenge. Something popped up on my Facebook feed about three or four weeks ago. It was an event called The Big Canada Run – a virtual run across the width of Canada that starts in Saint John, Newfoundland and going all the way to Vancouver. That's 8,000 kilometers or 5,000 miles. Canada is a massive country and much larger than the United States. The goal is to be able to do this in a year. It's intended for teams of people to do together because that's nearly 100 miles a week for an entire year. There are Olympians that don't run that much. Let alone, people approaching 50 years old with full-time jobs. I signed up with a couple of guys. This is not the first time that anyone has attempted to run across Canada. A week ago, CITIUS MAG tweeted out: "Without saying their name, what is your favorite runner known for?" It was assumed that my favorite runner was Dave Wottle, the Olympic champion who ran at my alma mater but it's not. It's not Kip Keino, the two-time Olympic champion out of Kenya and tremendous humanitarian. It's not Emil Zatopek – one of the most successful and well-loved people of all-time. It's not Joan Samuelson or Grete Waitz even. It was a man, who without identifying by name, I just retweeted it saying: “Today we got up at 4:00. As usual, it was tough.” Guest co-host: Andrea Grove-McDonough Consider donating to The Terry Fox Foundation – A single dream. A world of hope. The Terry Fox Story Terry Fox featured on ESPN Heritage Minutes: Terry Fox ✩ Follow CITIUS MAG: twitter.com/CitiusMag | instagram.com/citiusmag | facebook.com/citiusmag ✩ Connect with Jesse and the show via Email: trackhistorypod@gmail.com | twitter.com/tracksuperfan

Hva er felles for oppfølgingen av toppidrettsutøvere og psykiatriske pasienter? Johan Kaggestad er igjen gjest på podkasten Hjernesterk og snakker om sine erfaringer med trening av pasienter på Modum Bad Nervesanatorium parallelt med treningen av verdens beste løpere som Ingrid Kristiansen og Grete Waitz. Hva var likhetene i selve treningsopplegget, i gruppedynamikken og den personlige oppfølgingen? I tillegg får du blant annet høre om utfordringene personer med psykiske plager møter når de oppfordres til å starte med fysisk aktivitet. Ole Petter og Kaggestad Senior gir deg deres erfaringer for å motivere personer med angst, depresjoner og andre lidelser til å komme i gang med fysisk aktivitet. Takk for at du rater og bidrar med dine erfaringer ved å kommentere på podkast- appen på telefonen din! Podkasten Hjernesterk har også kontoer på Twitter, Instagram og Facebook hvor du kan bidra med spørsmål, synspunkter og erfaringer.

Hva er felles for oppfølgingen av toppidrettsutøvere og psykiatriske pasienter? Johan Kaggestad er igjen gjest på podkasten Hjernesterk og snakker om sine erfaringer med trening av pasienter på Modum Bad Nervesanatorium parallelt med treningen av verdens beste løpere som Ingrid Kristiansen og Grete Waitz. Hva var likhetene i selve treningsopplegget, i gruppedynamikken og den personlige oppfølgingen? I tillegg får du blant annet høre om utfordringene personer med psykiske plager møter når de oppfordres til å starte med fysisk aktivitet. Ole Petter og Kaggestad Senior gir deg deres erfaringer for å motivere personer med angst, depresjoner og andre lidelser til å komme i gang med fysisk aktivitet. Takk for at du rater og bidrar med dine erfaringer ved å kommentere på podkast- appen på telefonen din! Podkasten Hjernesterk har også kontoer på Twitter, Instagram og Facebook hvor du kan bidra med spørsmål, synspunkter og erfaringer.

Continuando a falar de mulheres que inspiram na corrida, agora vamos contar um pouco da história de Grete Waitz, ou Gretinha para os íntimos desse podcast, corredora norueguesa e uma das maratonistas mais importantes da história. Participou da primeira maratona olímpica, e é nada menos que a maior vencedora da Maratona de Nova York. Quer saber mais? Escute o nosso podcast! Episódio 3 - Mulheres na corrida https://anchor.fm/dashboard/episode/e2t6l2 Episódio 30 - Rosa Mota https://anchor.fm/dashboard/episode/e4lr35 Envie seu email pra gente: podcastcorredoresdofundao@gmail.com Siga-nos no instagram @podcastcorredoresfundao Apadrinhe o projeto Padrim: padrim.com.br/podcastcorredoresdofundao

Kulturtanta Hanne har fått lov til å velge sitt drømmetema, og tar gutta sine med på en reise gjennom utestedene i hovedstaden som tilbyr det hun kaller «fysisk aktivitet». Med andre ord blir det litt griseprat, men også en del om arkadespill, dart, biljard, shuffleboard, brettspill og karaoke.Beklager til alle dere som aldri befinner dere i Oslo. Dere kan enten ta turen hit og jakte ned Hanne på en av byens brune buler, eller sende oss en hilsen og fortelle hvor dere bor. Da pakker Hanne biljardkø og shantykor i snippsekken, og oppsøker bygda di for å lage en spesialepisode om diskotekutvalget i nettopp din hjemkommune.Andre stikkord: John Carew, John Arne Riise, Whitney Houston, hologramkonserter, Buddy Holly, Roy Orbison, Iron Maiden, James Dean, Adam Sandler, Dio, Muhammad Ali, Grete Waitz, Bot og bedring, Side om side, Solsidan, Hellums kro, Bjarte Tjøstheim, Gine Cornelia Pedersen, Hvite gutter, Exit, Mars (Karpe Diem, Arif, Unge Ferrari) og Quick Style, Christine and the Queens, brettspillet Hint og grisespillet Gul bolle.

På søndag arrangeres verdens største maraton, New York Marathon. I Norge vil det fantastiske storbyløpet for alltid forbindes med Grete Waitz, som vant hele 9 ganger mellom 1978 og 1988. Jann tar derfor turen til Jack Waitz for å få noen historier fra den gang Grete herjet i New Yorks gater. Det gir et lite innblikk i et stort stykke norsk idrettshistorie. Grete ble stor i USA og Jack forteller blant annet hvordan det var å gjeste det hvite hus. Med på veien blir det også noen maratontips og litt høytlesning fra en av Gretes håndskrevne treningsdagbøker.Kristian har akkurat løpt Valencia halvmaraton og har blitt med sin trener Sondre Nordstad Moen på høydetrening i Italia. Vi får første rapport fra tynnlufta. Hvordan er det å være på samling med en som akkurat løp halvmaraton på 60.15 og som trener for å kunne løpe under europarekorden på maraton om 5 uker?Jann skal løpe New York Marathon. Det blir hans første seriøse maraton på 19 måneder. Gutta runder av med en kjapp prat om ambisjonene før startskuddet smeller denne helgen.Support the show (http://facebook.com/breakingmarathonlimits/)

La excelsa fondista noruega Grete Waitz firmó uno de los debuts más sorprendentes en el Maratón de Nueva York, cita que la acabó viendo triunfar en nueve ocasiones. Sin embargo, en 1978 estaba lejos de poder imaginar su idilio con la Gran Manzana, llegándose a plantear la retirada tras una amarga participación en los Europeos de Praga. Lo que vino después forma parte de la historia más sorprendente del atletismo mundial. Escúchanos también en Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/4IZpg7agpn14OFQopJBlSs Síguenos en Twitter y Facebook @ECLlamadas

Ny legende, nye historier:Ukas podcast gjest er ingen hvem som helst. Knut Kvalheim har løpt OL-finale mot Lasse Virén, slått Steve Prefontaine, løpt Norges nest raskeste 10 000 meter (27.41) og trent Susanne Wigene til EM-sølv. Men det er bare en brøkdel av hva han har opplevd i friidretten. Kristian og Jann får servert en rekke gode historier hjemme hos Kvalheim selv i denne episoden:Hva slags trener var Bill Bowerman, en av Nike-grunnleggerne, og hvor gode sko lagde han egentlig på starten av 70-tallet?Var det egentlig Kvalheim som skal ha æren for at Grete Waitz dro til New York og ble maratonløper? Knut har en annen versjon en Jack Waitz.Hvorfor kalte Prefontaine Kvalheim for «marathoner» når han ikke løp marathon?Hvorfor trente Knut tre ganger om dagen en periode av året?Hvorfor stilte Knut til start i OL-finalen med støle bein?Løp Knut alltid en time alt han kunne hver uke slik man kan få inntrykk av på nettet?Og så blir det selvsagt diskutert trening. Både før og nå. Kvalheim startet karrieren på 60-tallet, var på topp på 70-tallet, løp fort etter han la opp og inn på 80-tallet, og har i lange perioder vært trener for gode løpere siden det og er det fortsatt den dag i dag. Han har tenkt mer på trening enn de fleste. Men starten av episoden begynner bare sekunder før Kristian avslutter en langtur på 35 km. Er han egentlig i rute til Berlin?Support the show (http://facebook.com/breakingmarathonlimits/)

Hvordan trente egentlig Grete Waitz? Både Jann og Kristian har alltid vært nysgjerrig på akkurat dette. Nå skal guttene få svar. Jack Waitz tar med seg Gretes gamle treningsdagbøker for å ta en ordentlig treningsprat. Jack svarer på spørsmål, deler historier og gir av sin treningskunnskap. Det er utrolig hva den mannen opplevde sammen med sin kjære Grete. Det ble utallige reiser rundt i verden for å løpe ulike løp. Treningsdagbøkene dokumenterer alt som skjer treningsmessig. Sirlig nedskrevet for hånd av Grete selv. Det ble VM-gull, OL-sølv, 5 gull i terreng-VM, 2 EM-bronse på bane og 9 seire i New York Marathon. I tillegg til mye mer. Vi takker Jack for at han er villig til å dele av det som lå bak suksessen.I tillegg forteller Kristian innledningsvis om sitt siste løp under Midnight sun Marathon-helgen. Og Jann opplever fremgang på trening og gleder seg over det.Support the show (http://facebook.com/breakingmarathonlimits/)

"Varför måste hela norska kultureliten ha torp i fucking jävla kuk-Årjäng?" kan man lure på når forfatter Marta Breen kommer til Salongen og hvorfor i all verden dukker Åse Kleveland opp hele tiden, som en glitrende lysfontene i hvit buksedrakt? Når Ragnhild leste den nyeste boken til Marta Breen "Om muser og menn" ble hun skikkelig sint over å lese hvordan kvinner i kulturlivet har blitt behandlet i offentligheten, f eks forfatteren Amalie Skram. "Hun var en veldig viktig forfatter som var en av de første som skrev om psykiatri og tvangsgifte, men på skolen lærer vi om Bjørnson, Ibsen, Kielland, Lie, sier Marta Breen, men hvorfor kunne vi ikke bytta ut han derre Lie med Amalie Skram da?» Og hva er det som gjør at Marta Breen vil gjenreise æren til Grete Waitz sitt mosjonsløp som hadde sin storhetstid på 90-tallet? Og handler det om at kvinner ikke kan være fulle i offentligheten på samme måte som menn?

Gracias a la popularidad del episodio # 7 donde destacamos la historia de la maratón, hoy damos el turno a la maratón de New York. Una de las seis maratones más importantes del mundo. Forma parte de las Abbott Majors junto a Chicago, Boston, Tokio, Berlín y Londres. Hoy en el podcast de running hablamos sobre su fundación, recorrido y algunas curiosidades de la maratón de New York. A continuación puedes encontrar un reproductor directo para escuchar todo el episodio. Recuerda que te puedes inscribir en iTunes  y Android para recibir de manera directa y gratis todos los episodios que publicamos.   Historia de la maratón de New York. Fue fundada en 1970 por el carismático Fred Lebow. Con ideas revolucionarias para su época, Fred logró organizar una carrera de calle en el Central Park de 1970 a 1975 con moderado éxito. Sin embargo, en 1976 se hizo por primera vez el recorrido actual. Recorre los cinco condados de la ciudad de Nueva York: Staten Island, Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan y el Bronx. Aquí uno de los documentales más emotivos disponibles a la comunidad del running:     Desde 1970, se ha corrido sin interrupciones la maratón. Exceptuando en el 2012 debido al poderoso huracán Sandy. Hoy en día es la maratón de calle que más corredores reúne. Tiene el récord mundial con 51,394 corredores que llegaron a la meta en el 2016. El número de personas que quisieron participar en el 2017 fue de 98,247. Récord del circuito: El récord del circuito masculino está en manos de Geoffrey Mutai de Kenia. En el 2011 registró 2:05:06. Por el lado femenino, la también Keniata Margaret Okayo hizo 2:22:31  en el 2003. La maratón de New York no se considera un circuito rápido entre los atletas elite. Aunque es prácticamente plana y solo sube en altimetría un total de 126.83 metros repartidos en todos los 42.195 kilómetros, es casi imposible marcar un record mundial en esta competencia. Sus subidas más pronunciadas son justo al inicio en el icónico puente Verrazano. Allí se ganan 76 metros en menos de 2 kilómetros. La otra subida se encuentra en el puente que conecta a Queens con Manhattan. Representa un ascenso de 30 metros en más o menos un kilómetro. Aquí el perfil de la altimetría del circuito. Formas de participar en la maratón de New York: Existen 6 formas de participar en la maratón más popular del mundo. Ganando el sorteo que se realiza en enero de cada año en la página oficial de la carrera. Un 35% del total del los corredores accede a un cupo gracias a este medio. Si eres miembro del club de atletas de New York (New York Road Runners) puedes acceder de dos maneras: Participando en nueve carreras organizadas por el club durante el año inmediatamente anterior. Adicionalmente debes ser voluntario en una de las carreras organizadas por el club, Aquí una lista de los eventos para el 2018. Si no tienes tiempo para ser voluntario en una carrera, puedes donar $1,000 dólares a una fundación sin ánimo de lucro aprobada por el club. De igual manera, debes participar en nueve carreras organizadas por el club NYRR. También puedes participar haciendo una donación personal o grupal a una fundación aprobada por NYRR entre $2,500 y $3,500 dólares. Ahora, si eres extranjero puedes comprar un tour con una empresa autorizada. En esta página puedes encontrar información al respecto o puedes escribir directamente a este email: tours@nyrr.org Por último, puedes clasificar de manera directa corriendo un tiempo especifico en uno de los 5 circuitos aprobados por NYRR. Aquí una tabla que te indica el tiempo que debes hacer en maratón o media maratón para garantizar un cupo en la maratón de New York en el 2018. Recuerda que estos tiempos deben ser logrados en la Fred Lebow Manhattan Half, United Airlines NYC Half, SHAPE Women’s Half, Airbnb Brooklyn Half, Staten Island Half, o la TCS New York City Maraton. Unos cupos limitados se ofrecen a corredores que logran las marcas en circuitos diferentes a estos.   Circuito: La maratón de New York empieza en Staten Island. Recorre casi 21 kilómetros desde el sur de Brooklyn hasta llegar a Queens donde se pasa Manhattan por medio del puente de Queensboro. Una vez en Manhattan, sube al norte 8 kilómetros para tocar brevemente el condado del Bronx donde se completan las millas 20 y 21. Los últimos 5 kilómetros se corren adyacentes al Parque Central o dentro de él. Aquí un útil mapa del recorrido: Notas curiosas: Al correr de los años han habido múltiples historias curiosas durante la carrera. En el podcast hablamos de seis: Rosie Ruiz y su plagio. Fred Lebow, su tumor en el cerebro, y finalmente correr por primera vez su propio evento en 1992. Grete Waitz ganadora en nueve ocasiones de la maratón de New York. En 1981 Alberto Salazar corre en un tiempo de record mundial (2:08:13), pero no es validado ya que el circuito midió 150 metros menos de lo oficial. En el 2006 Lance Armstrong corre en 2:59:36 y afirma ser más difícil hacer eso que ganar un Tour de Francia. Los organizadores han borrado de los libros sus dos registros debido al dopaje. En el 2010 Edison Peña participa en la maratón de New York después de haber estado atrapado en una mina chilena por 69 días.   No te pierdas el próximo episodio. Te invitamos a escuchar el episodio completo. Suscribirte gratuitamente para que no te pierdas ningún episodio. Aquí están ambos enlaces para Android y iOS Apple. Sin embargo, si prefieres utilizar los reproductores integrados a la página, ponemos a tu disposición el de iVoxx en la parte superior y otro en la parte inferior. Aquí está el calendario completo de todos los episodios que tenemos al aire hasta el momento.             The post TP023: Maratón de New York. Historia, recorrido, participación y curiosidades. appeared first on Trotadores.

Vi debriefer etter helgas knallharde julebord, og en fatal misforståelse om Grete Waitz avlives kontant.

Mens Marthe B har vært ute og utført akademiske bragder har Marthe W danset på bordet med Tone og Katie som står bak Oslo Strikkefestival. De snakker om arbeidet bak, kreativitet, inspirasjon og Grete Waitz-løpet.

Et helmaraton er 42195 meter langt, og er både en fysisk og mental kraftanstrengelse. Hvordan skal man overleve et maraton, og hva bør man absolutt ikke gjøre? Jack Waitz var både ektemann og trener for maratonlegenden Grete Waitz, som vant New York maraton 9 ganger og satte verdensrekord 4 ganger. Nå forteller han hva du bør gjøre for å klare å gjennomføre et maratonløp. Programleder: Line Alsaker

Tor Odin har sending alene. Larvik gjør d bra, og Norge gjør det bra i ishockey. Det er også et eget stikk dedikert til Bjørge Lillelien. Grete Waitz blir nevnt i samme stikk som Tom Waitz.