Alex Predhome, Track and Field Enjoyer@Predamame

Engineer 🖥️. Hobby Jogger (2:27 26.2/68:20 13.1/15:03 5k). Contributing writer @milesplit 🎽 and @runnersworld 🏃. Dad joke teller. 🏳️‍🌈. he/him.

 Somerville, MA
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Joined May 2017
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Nobody will remember: - Your salary - Your fancy title - How ‘busy’ you were - How stressed you were - How many hours you worked People will remember: - The kudos you got on Strava - Your creative titles for runs on Strava - The segments where you were a local legend on Strava
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Greg Dunbar@gdun
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If three kids in your son’s class dress as Spider-Man, you are legally required to take this photo.
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Dylan Dittrich
@DylanDittrich
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Professional running is so interesting in this regard. If you're not the elite of the elite, you better be willing to adapt. Because your competition is as much the influencer running 45 minutes slower than you as it is your running peers.
Sara Germano@germanotes
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The NYC Marathon accepted just 1% of lottery applicants this year—a lower rate than getting into Harvard. Naturally, the post-pandemic running boom has been fabulous for race directors, but less so for professional runners, whose livelihood is getting pinched by runfluencers
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Just need to celebrate it 45 more times
claudia irizarry aponte@clauirizarry
Oct 30
no shade but it feels like the nyc marathon has been celebrating its 50th anniversary every year for the last like 5 years
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Aubrey Strobel
@aubreystrobel
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🤝
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nathan fielder
@nathanfielder
6 Nov 2012
Just sittin' here being all cute!
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Central Park 📍
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🐺 jakobingebrigtsenloverr 🐺@lovertoblame
Oct 30
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They always get the dumbest guys on this show smdh
Alex Predhome, Track and Field Enjoyer@Predamame
Jun 6
They really should have shut down Subway Takes after this one.
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Don't forget that the prequels start during a tariff crisis. Star Wars is really a story about the economy.
Patrick Neve
@catholicpat
Oct 30
"from my point of view, the jedi are evil"
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Rachel Bachman@Bachscore
Oct 30
On today’s @WSJ front page: The most overqualified salespeople in the world are the elite marathoners who work at running stores. wsj.com/sports/new-york-city…
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david ehrlich@davidehrlich
Oct 29
Netflix has spent the last 10 years trying to render movie theaters obsolete. i wrote about why they failed, why they gave up, and why abandoning their holy war on exhibition could save the struggling company from becoming obsolete itself. indiewire.com/features/comme…
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Dennis Young
@dpyoung13
Oct 30
Just have the AI run for you, problem solved! Never leave the house!
SubwayTakes with Kareem Rahma
@SubwayTakes
Oct 30
The worst part about running is actually going for a run!! Feat @runna Runna knows the best runs are the ones you dread the most 🤝
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Alice@AliceinDCland
Oct 30
this discourse is always so funny to me because i'm not running marathons to impress you people. i'm running marathons to get the voices in my head to shut the fuck up. and those voices can read chip times.
The New York Times
@nytimes
Oct 29
From @TheAthletic: Is posting a faster marathon time on Strava rather than your official race result considered cheating? An online watchdog group is exposing runners over discrepancies in their times, but some athletes say they've faced harassment. nyti.ms/4A1pxNQ
“I think there is a major difference between cheating and posting the Strava time... 
I had achieved a huge personal feat after training hard all year. I won’t let the internet take it away from me.” - Charlie Winslade, a marathon runner, who said that his official chip time was over three hours, but his watch time had brought him in just under 2:58:28.

ALT “I think there is a major difference between cheating and posting the Strava time... 
I had achieved a huge personal feat after training hard all year. I won’t let the internet take it away from me.” - Charlie Winslade, a marathon runner, who said that his official chip time was over three hours, but his watch time had brought him in just under 2:58:28.

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David M@davidmellyruns
Oct 30
The cognitive dissonance of “it’s just for me, not the Internet!” and “I must post my Strava time over my results time” is 🤌 *chef’s kiss*
The New York Times
@nytimes
Oct 29
From @TheAthletic: Is posting a faster marathon time on Strava rather than your official race result considered cheating? An online watchdog group is exposing runners over discrepancies in their times, but some athletes say they've faced harassment. nyti.ms/4A1pxNQ
“I think there is a major difference between cheating and posting the Strava time... 
I had achieved a huge personal feat after training hard all year. I won’t let the internet take it away from me.” - Charlie Winslade, a marathon runner, who said that his official chip time was over three hours, but his watch time had brought him in just under 2:58:28.

ALT “I think there is a major difference between cheating and posting the Strava time... 
I had achieved a huge personal feat after training hard all year. I won’t let the internet take it away from me.” - Charlie Winslade, a marathon runner, who said that his official chip time was over three hours, but his watch time had brought him in just under 2:58:28.

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You need to be raised as a Results Guy before you can graduate to using Strava.
The New York Times
@nytimes
Oct 29
From @TheAthletic: Is posting a faster marathon time on Strava rather than your official race result considered cheating? An online watchdog group is exposing runners over discrepancies in their times, but some athletes say they've faced harassment. nyti.ms/4A1pxNQ
“I think there is a major difference between cheating and posting the Strava time... 
I had achieved a huge personal feat after training hard all year. I won’t let the internet take it away from me.” - Charlie Winslade, a marathon runner, who said that his official chip time was over three hours, but his watch time had brought him in just under 2:58:28.

ALT “I think there is a major difference between cheating and posting the Strava time... 
I had achieved a huge personal feat after training hard all year. I won’t let the internet take it away from me.” - Charlie Winslade, a marathon runner, who said that his official chip time was over three hours, but his watch time had brought him in just under 2:58:28.

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Runna x Subway Takes collab
SubwayTakes with Kareem Rahma
@SubwayTakes
Oct 30
The worst part about running is actually going for a run!! Feat @runna Runna knows the best runs are the ones you dread the most 🤝
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What do the results say? Not Strava, the results.
The New York Times
@nytimes
Oct 29
From @TheAthletic: Is posting a faster marathon time on Strava rather than your official race result considered cheating? An online watchdog group is exposing runners over discrepancies in their times, but some athletes say they've faced harassment. nyti.ms/4A1pxNQ
“I think there is a major difference between cheating and posting the Strava time... 
I had achieved a huge personal feat after training hard all year. I won’t let the internet take it away from me.” - Charlie Winslade, a marathon runner, who said that his official chip time was over three hours, but his watch time had brought him in just under 2:58:28.

ALT “I think there is a major difference between cheating and posting the Strava time... 
I had achieved a huge personal feat after training hard all year. I won’t let the internet take it away from me.” - Charlie Winslade, a marathon runner, who said that his official chip time was over three hours, but his watch time had brought him in just under 2:58:28.

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Theo Kahler@tckahler
Oct 30
How it feels to run a Halloween 5K
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Will 🦥 Menaker@willmenaker
Oct 29
RIP
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RIP Sir Patrick Stewart. He was so good as Professor Twitter.
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