Sam Parsons on Getting Serious In The Sport, Tinman Elite (Run Your Mouth Podcast Crossover)

The CITIUS MAG Podcast | A Running + Track and Field Show

CITIUS MAG

Sports, Running

4.9 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 19 April 2018

⏱️ 65 minutes

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In this episode, Adidas’s Sam Parsons came in the studio for a very special crossover podcast with Run Your Mouth (co-hosted by David Melly) and the CITIUS MAG podcast. We dug into mindfulness, swagger, and college shenanigans, and Sam introduced us to the inner workings of Tinman Elite, a new elite training group based out of Boulder, CO. Sam is a 13:40 5k runner and Delaware native (with German citizenship) who competed collegiately at North Carolina State University. He was in town to race the BAA Invitational Road Mile, where he finished 5th behind teammate Drew Hunter’s victory. Highlights of our colorful conversation include: - Tinman Elite’s attitude - Self-inflicted wounds - Fanboying over Parker Stinson - Choosing to run post-collegiately + much more -------------- Our coverage in Boston was powered by The Mercury Mile. It’s the crossing the best of fashion and function for all runners. All it takes is four easy steps. You create a runner style profile so a team of stylists learns how to fit your style and needs. Reserve a box and you’ll get four to six pieces of activewear. Receive your box. Run your Mercury Mile. Whatever your pace, from beginner to elite, Mercury Mile curates a shopping experience and style that moves just for you. Check them out at MercuryMile.com today and use promo code Citius10 for $10 off the stylist fee. Don’t forget to subscribe to Run Your Mouth and the CITIUS MAG Podcast on iTunes for new episodes.

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1:00.0	My guest for today's episode is Adidas, his own Sam Parsons, but this is a crossover
1:09.4	podcast with the Run Your Mouth podcast which which is hosted by David Mellie, a good friend of mine.
1:17.0	And so in this episode we sat down together in Boston and we dug into the mindfulness,agger and college shenanigans of Sam Parsons.
1:26.3	He gives us some insight into the workings of Tin Man Elite.
1:29.8	It's a new training group that's based out of Boulder, Colorado. He's got Delaware Ties and
1:36.8	he competed at NC State University and so we met up with him while he was in town to race at the BAA Road Mile, where he finished fifth behind his teammate Drew Heyer's win.
1:52.0	So we talk about a lot of things in this episode. Drew Heyer's win.
1:52.7	So we talk about a lot of things in this episode.
1:55.1	Tin Man Elite's attitude, some of his past fan boyness
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