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Interview with HOKA NAZ Elite coach Ben Rosario by Larry Eder

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April 1, 2022
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IMG_0475.JPGBen Rosario, 12.12.15, photo by Larry Eder

This interview was done just after the HOKA ONE ONE Northern Arizona Elite team that Ben Rosario coaches won the mens’ team. And that was just after Amy van Alstine won the women’s individual race.

To say Ben Rosario was happy is an understatement. The coach from the Show Me State (Missouri) has gone full circle, from young athlete, to college athlete, to elite athlete, to coach.

Last summer, I watched Ben Rosario do a coaching clinis in Sacramento. It was part of the HOKA ONE ONE Endurance Clinics, one of the finest coaching clinics I have ever attended.

This interview was with Ben Rosario by RunBlogRun’s Larry Eder, on December 12, 2015.

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