► Related: Meet our Marathon reporter, share your #WhyWeRun inspirationįor Elsey, it will come at a cost. ► Detroit marathon 2016: Everything you need to know The three others who share The Streak are Edward Yee, 64, of Plymouth Garry Watson, 73, of Rochester Hills and Mark Bauman, 66, of Flushing.Īll four are registered for this year's race and say they will try to keep their streaks alive. He “trashed” his knee in June and hasn’t trained for months. Going for an easy jog leaves him in pain for days. But he is going to try to run the 39th Detroit Free Press/Talmer Bank Marathon on Sunday.Įlsey, 63, of Farmington Hills is one of four runners who have completed the race every year that it has been held, while watching the event grow to include 26,000 runners representing 49 states. This chat rounds out with what Oli reckons is bad for the sport globally and within Australia, how long before he gets an American accent, which of his PBs is his favourite, and Tesla ownership.Terry Elsey can’t walk up a flight of stairs without a sharp pain shooting across his knee. Oli goes into what went into his 5000m Indoor National Record, the nuances of the OAC program then into the selection process, and ultimately his experience at the Tokyo Olympics. Oli talks about how that led to starting Coffee Club, putting their training and personality on display before going through his list of results, transitioning from a college athlete to a professional, and building belief and training. He recounts the transition to turn pro as the pandemic unfolded the same time his time in Wisconsin finished, then joining On Athletic Club after learning how big a deal Dathan Ritzenheim is and building a brand and culture within the team. Olli then talks about how he got into running with his background in swimming, then pursuing a pathway into University of Wisconsin and performing on the track and in the classroom having teammate Morgan McDonald as a role model.

He talks about what it’s like being away from his group the On Athletic Club and managing to keep track of Australian & NCAA results. Olli recounts the tactics for his first national championships, taking in feedback after World Indoor Championships in Serbia where he finished 5th and taking the victory and enjoying a title in the 1500m. Olli Hoare, 1500m Olympic Finalist and of Coffee Club Podcast fame chats with Brady, during his brief visit to run and win the 1500m Open Title at the 2022 Track and Field National Championships, which was easier than his previous visits home during the pandemic.

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