The Homestretch w/Adrian Durant #25 - 2 Time Olympian Track & Field Athlete - Hurdler Eddie Lovett

The Homestretch w/Adrian Durant

Adrian Durant

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🗓️ 12 July 2021

⏱️ 86 minutes

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Welcome to another episode of The Homestretch w/Adrian Durant, where we meet and have conversations with some of the most inspiring and elite athletes, coaches and sports personalities. Our today’s' guest Eddie Lovett is a professional sprinter who specializes in the 110 meters hurdles. Eddie represents U.S. Virgin Islands in international events and has also represented United States. Lovett won a gold medal in the 110 meters hurdles at the 2011 Pan American Junior Athletics Championships. H...

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0:00.0	And welcome to another episode of the Home Stretch with Adrian Durant. And today we have
0:15.9	another special guest, Olympic US Virgin Island herdler. Eddie Love it. Welcome Eddie.
0:22.6	Thank you all so much. It was good. It was good. It was good. It was good.
0:26.6	Thank you all so much. Thanks for joining us again Ashley. Welcome to the Home
0:32.2	Stretch where we talk to you Olympic level athletes, amazing athletes, world class
0:36.8	athletes. And we hear about your stories and your journeys and obstacles that you've
0:40.7	had to overcome. Eddie's from the US Virgin Island, it's like myself. So I know a little
0:45.9	I know a little bit more about his story. And I'm looking forward to hand you kind of go into it.
0:51.7	Congratulations. You're going to be repping the vi at the 2020 2021. I don't know what they call
0:59.0	it now the Tokyo game. 2021 something. And this will be your second your second Olympic games
1:08.5	because you rep the vi in 2016. Yes sir. Yeah a little bit about Eddie's resume. Eddie was a
1:15.2	Pan Am Jr champion SEC champion and NCAA champion indoor and outdoor. Also broke that NCAA 60 meter
1:23.7	hurdle record indoor fourth and round the fourth fastest time in NCAA history. I don't know if
1:30.3	that's changed in the past couple years, but still one of the top times. Yeah. As a person,
1:37.0	as a person, I'm still like top 10, but the times. They're not they're not themselves.
1:42.8	Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And the US National Record holder in the 110 hurdles are a personal best of
1:50.8	1343 and going to better that out there in Tokyo and repping the vi and see what you could do out there
1:59.2	making us proud. So Eddie, you've been running for a long time. How did you get started? Where did you
2:05.0	come up? Well, check it. Check it. Feel as a as a whole. It was the most it was a sport for me to
2:13.2	get better in my original sport. I've been athlete my whole life. I started off playing baseball.
2:19.6	My dad played baseball. He started playing in version houses and then he got he got
2:24.8	gone to the minor leagues, played some minor league ball for the Van the Car and those and so on
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