Alberto Salazar

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Alberto Salazar is a former American long-distance running star and renowned, though controversial, coach known for leading elite athletes and the Nike Oregon Project.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf athletics coach
human
long-distance runner
BostonMarathonWinYear 1982
coached Galen Rupp NERFINISHED
Jordan Hasay NERFINISHED
Kara Goucher NERFINISHED
Mary Cain NERFINISHED
Mo Farah NERFINISHED
Sifan Hassan NERFINISHED
countryOfBirth Cuba NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Cuba
United States of America
countryOfResidence United States of America
dateOfBirth 1958-08-07
educatedAt University of Oregon NERFINISHED
employer Nike NERFINISHED
event 10,000 metres
marathon
familyName Salazar NERFINISHED
fullName Alberto Salazar NERFINISHED
givenName Alberto NERFINISHED
headCoachOf Nike Oregon Project NERFINISHED
knownFor Nike Oregon Project NERFINISHED
controversial coaching methods
memberOfSportsTeam Oregon Ducks men's track and field NERFINISHED
notableAchievement set American records in long-distance events
notableWork coaching at Nike Oregon Project
numberOfNYCMarathonWins 3
NYCMarathonWinYears 1980
1981
1982
occupation athletics coach
long-distance runner
participatedIn 1984 Summer Olympics NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth Havana NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
representedCountry United States of America NERFINISHED
sanction four-year ban from athletics for doping violations
lifetime ban from athletics for sexual and emotional misconduct
sanctionImposedBy U.S. Center for SafeSport NERFINISHED
United States Anti-Doping Agency NERFINISHED
sanctionYear 2019
sexOrGender male
specialty long-distance running
marathon
sport athletics
subjectOf doping investigations
wonCompetition Boston Marathon NERFINISHED
New York City Marathon NERFINISHED

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Sir Mo Farah trainedBy Alberto Salazar
subject surface form: Mo Farah
Bill Dellinger notableStudent Alberto Salazar