Peter Mancini Bromka

Marathoner and writer about running. You can find my essays at Aiming to capture the emotions of running

[Peter Mancini Bromka @Bromka]

I realized that people who find my writing may never think to read my first essay about running. It's one I'm deeply proud of cause it's the foundation for all the rest.
https://t.co/pOjLWBilm9

[Peter Mancini Bromka @Bromka]

I was on Twitter before Musk, and hope to be well after he’s gone, but for now I’m outta here cause I can’t support his bro-tastic-clown-town-troll-fest.
✌️

[Peter Mancini Bromka @Bromka]

@JWLevitt Why do you and @heycoachpotato keep highlighting this bafoon? He's not even worth dunking on

[Peter Mancini Bromka @Bromka]

@heycoachpotato @jauntingjourno 😂

[Peter Mancini Bromka @Bromka]

@heycoachpotato @AP10k This sentiment feels common in tech and is impossible to refute since it's a prediction, so...we just wait and see.

I agree Amanda, most of the hype around AI writing is that it's not to trash. Which makes it, about as good as most human writers?

[Peter Mancini Bromka @Bromka]

@jauntingjourno See you there I'm @bromka

[Eliud Kipchoge - EGH🇰🇪 @EliudKipchoge]

A great piece of artwork in the streets of Nairobi!

[Peter Mancini Bromka @Bromka]

I can never tell if Bari Weiss thinks we’re all dumb or if that’s just her shtick. Performative outrage with an agenda.

Her writing doesn’t read as genuine.

[Peter Mancini Bromka @Bromka]

@trialsmiles @tracksmith I say this with the deepest respect: hosting a small elite half marathon is super geeked out

[Peter Mancini Bromka @Bromka]

Hey @trialsmiles what are the chances you’d host a marathon this spring on that burner of a course where you hosted previously. An army of @tracksmith athletes would be there in a snap.
The spring is sadly void of truly quick marathons.
It’s be great! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[Peter Mancini Bromka @Bromka]

@ajhatswell @trialsmiles @tracksmith Absolutely! I definitely will. Just more expensive and complex to get in. But quick enough for Eliud is quick enough for me

[Peter Mancini Bromka @Bromka]

This was definitely one of the highlights of early pandemic running. So awesome

[McKirdy Trained @McKirdyTrained]

@trialsmiles @Bromka @tracksmith

[Venky Ganesan @venkyganesan]

I have had that question for a while . This video really helped me understand this tradition. i think its fantastic and inspiring. Great article about how good culture inculcates fantastic habits

[Peter Mancini Bromka @Bromka]

Julia, “How was the run?”
Me, “Fine. Bette than not.”
J, “Yeah, better than not.”

[Mónica Ferreira @runmokirun]

" Maybe that's why we cry at marathon finish lines. Not for good or for bad, but for the honesty of the moment as we stand on that day." (by @Bromka)

[Peter Mancini Bromka @Bromka]

1st: don’t do this.
But 2nd: I love how the runner in the white singlet immediately goes to stop his watch, before checking on anyone 😂

[Darren Rovell @darrenrovell]

In most places, the Turkey Trot is a nice race you do to make you feel less guilty about the quantity you eat on Thanksgiving.

Not in Troy, New York, where third place seems to have meant a BIT MORE

(Via @Kevin_McCashion)

[Peter Yang @petergyang]

Unfortunately, not everyone is having a great Thanksgiving break

[merritt k (not really here anymore) @merrittk]

Elon is a great example of how being absurdly rich and powerful is not in itself a cure to a desperate need for approval

[Peter Mancini Bromka @Bromka]

Discussing marathoning my brother brought up this scene from
No Country For Old Men and I don’t think much captures its essence better.

“A man would have to put his soul at hazard. And he’s have to say, okay, I’ll be part of this world.”