1. Derek, you failed to mention the impossible paces.

   11/15/2018 4:05 PM 0:21:36 5.22 4:26 PM 4:08/mile
   11/16/2018 3:18 PM 0:22:20 9.36 3:40 PM 2:23/mile

   • and that was my fault. I inputted paces instead of total time for those.

     • So the lines should read like this?

       11/15/2018 4:05 PM 1:52:45 5.22 5:57 PM 0:29:15
       11/16/2018 3:18 PM 3:29:02 9.36 6:47 PM 0:16:58

       • Mike, I wish those were my mile times!
         🙂
         Feel free to check my strava as Im tracking a few miles not noted here there also
         https://www.strava.com/athletes/13191564
         Also – if you have any questions about my integrity or intents, I would be happy to chat with you personally.
         firepoweralyx@gmail.com – Ill be checking it and responding fully to everyone when I get home from vacation around Dec 20th.

       • 11/16/2018 3:18 PM 1:52:00? 9.36 6:47 PM 1:54:00?

2. Even her Instagram follower count is dishonest. Socialblade’s history tool has her account gaining a quarter million followers in less than two weeks in 2016 (which means they were bought).

   • Yep, you can also tell by the engagement per post. It’s more likely based on engagement that she has 30,000 followers.

3. If you’re selling yourself as a doctor of naturapathy and using th pride

4. If you’re selling yourself as a doctor of naturopathy and using the dr preference it rasies red flags of honestly and ethics. So caught cheating doesn’t surprise me

   • http://www.altmedworld.net

     This is also where she obatained her ND, it looks likes it been shut down based on some sketchy stuff.

     https://www.quora.com/Is-the-Indian-Board-of-Alternative-Medicines-a-recognized-legitimate-institution

     Not saying it means she cheated for sure but she’s ok stretching her credentials

   • I’m as skeptical as anybody about naturopathy, but I don’t begrudge the title to anyone who’s earned the degree.

     • Yes, but her degree is from a likely fake school in India that has been shut down.

5. When you did the math on her Strava data, did you add the mileage or the laps they represent? None of the partial mileage recorded would count toward her total since it was a 1 mile loop. There are a few files that look like she forgot to start her watch so round those up, but not many.

   • I believe counting laps and not miles you’d be in the low 240s for all the data you have present. This is consistent with what I have heard from spectators that stated even after her extra 10 laps, she was still about 10 short.

6. This is not surprising to those who have come into contact with her. She’s been kicked out of numerous sporting groups on Okinawa for her dishonesty and starting drama. She surrounds herself with weak-minded, unintelligent people whom she can easily manipulate. People on the Decaman FB page questioned her motivation for doing the race. The motivation is money, money and money. She’s a hustler. Bragging about a title gets her more customers for her “coaching business”. For the integrity of racing, I hope participants in the Wildcat 100 come forward to give an accounting of her “miraculous” win. I have no doubt it’s as fake as her “Dr” title and IG follower count.

   • I would love to hear more info on Okinawa races. Is there a group on FB that directly discusses this or an article I can read? FYI I was at USA DECA race, and I was a timer. Would be interesting to see how she has conducted herself in other countries, not just here.

   • While I don’t know the racer, or the course (other than the fact that it’s in Pensacola and probably not hilly), looking at her Javelina results (I ran it the same year), I can believe that she ran Wildcat 100 in the stated time. There really isn’t anything miraculous about her time for a flat 100, the win is probably due to the number of runners (and again, based on their results, she should have beaten them – assuming everything going well or equally bad for everyone).

7. 262 miles on a 1.0+ loop? Even if I could handle the mileage, I couldn’t handle the monotony.

8. Seems when she had a short stint as an amateur MMA fighter (with a losing record) she also was suspended for falsifying blood work. More than once.

   Here is a link to the article: http://www.mmarising.com/news/2010/04/14/elena-reid-vs-alyx-luck-snmma-title-fight-off/

9. I get a kick out of how one second she posts this:

   “People are ultimately flawed, love them anyway.
   People will lie about you, hate you, judge you, and slander you, help them anyways.
   People will do the worst things imaginable to each other, be the better person anyways.”

   Then turns around and accuses the race official of being a drunk.

   Double standard anyone? Practice what you preach Alyx

10. I can’t substantiate the information in the linked post, but one has to assume where there is smoke…fire

    http://www.fightergirls.com/phpbb3/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=5397

    Different names, aliases, excuses, deflection…

    I guess if you flame out in one sport or industry, move onto another until you get caught? Maybe if it was one timing mat, once…but at this point and after all the posts in various groups about her attitude, dishonesty etc. where do you ask her to just move on and save everyone the hassle. How many people honestly get accused of integrity issues across multiple years and multiple sports and all of it be a coincidence?

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