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Uploaded by Joe Williamson | February 10, 2010

University of Iowa head coach Tom Brands puts the Hawks through a tough run during the first part of a 6 AM workout at Carver Hawkeye.

Speakers: Tom Brands, Brent Metcalf, Ryan Morningstar

Categories: Workout

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49 comments

3 years ago

a lap is 1/5 of a mile.

James Claitor 3 years ago

I like this video

BuckeyeFan 3 years ago

he has lost three times. twice have came from Darrion Caldwell of North Carolina State, who pinned him once and also beat him 11-6 in the National Finals. His third loss came this year in the finals of the Big Ten Tournament, losing to Lance Palmer of Ohio State, 5-3

tiltmaster 3 years ago

who has brent metcalf loss to ?? is record is something and 3??

hawkfan 3 years ago

carver hawkeye arena

Derrick 3 years ago

John ur a fag...each one of these good could beat the out of u...

3 years ago

metcalfs tired. thats very rare

JOHN 3 years ago

Those are underwear, not short shorts. Just makes ya wonder sometimes. Its cold enough for them to wear wool socks when they wrestle but they only need underwear to run. Bunch of tools, even if they are good

Adam T 3 years ago

I would love to be there at this time and do the same stuff even though I hate to run more then anything. can't think of better place to do it. the atmosphere is beautiful

that guy 3 years ago

hahahahaahahahahaah

matt
"why does metcalf have his shorts pulled up like a runner chick's bun hers? dude, have some self-respect."

Jim H. & Riot Staff 3 years ago

Joe has become a veritable cinematographic wizard. Cannes anyone?

dean 3 years ago

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3 years ago

hey dean i am interested. where do i get the details

Ex Iowa Wrestler 3 years ago

A lap is close to 1/4 miles.

nj 3 years ago

three laps is a mile i remeber these

Johann Gerlach 3 years ago

What coach wants to make his team run tomorrow? I sure want to make mine! Plain awesome. Insert the killer instinct now please.

champ 3 years ago

how long do u think a lap is???

tnt 3 years ago

CHA= Carver Hawkeye Arena?

kelly 3 years ago

what does the cha stand for on their sweats?

Mr. Wrestling II 3 years ago

what does it matter what they are wearing? Why are you guys paying attention to their shorts anyway?

really? 3 years ago

caldwell blows? im guessing thats why hes beaten your hero twice and dominated him last year at ncaa's

???? 3 years ago

M.O.S.S. = mother's against short shorts

Shouldn't it be MASS..... assclowns

3 years ago

please tell me you guys got some video of skill time.

TONY 3 years ago

I support M.O.S.S.
It is not a fashion show, but when a camera is around put some shorts on man!!!

bjj152 3 years ago

Makes me tired from watching them.

Mike Glaberman 3 years ago

These runs don't necessarily make you faster on the mat. This is 95% beneficial to your mind rather than yourself physically.

Doug 3 years ago

They are at practice getting in better physical and mental shape. It's not a fashion show.

matt 3 years ago

why does metcalf have his shorts pulled up like a runner chick's bun hers? dude, have some self-respect.

3 years ago

wow. i would kill myself.

3 years ago

In all seriousness, I appreciate the great lengths Iowa goes to for their team to be conditioned. I wonder, however, if there is equal focus on proper rest and nutrition. I'm not saying there is not. Not at all. Just saying I think getting enough rest is really, really ignored by college athletes. As hard as an athlete works, he or she also has to rest a lot for recovery and eat right too.