Distance runner Mary Cain has filed a $20,000,000 lawsuit against a former coach and their employer, Nike, accusing them of inflicting years of emotional and physical abuse.
a former coach and their employer, Nike, accusing them of inflicting years of emotional and physical abuse.
Salazar"consistently made comments to plaintiff about her appearance, her weight and her body," the civil complaint said."Salazar told her she was too fat and that her breasts and bottom were too big." Salazar kept Cain on a strict diet,"arbitrarily" setting her weight at 114 pounds, which led to her being underfed, the lawsuit said. It also forced the runner to"to steal Cliff bars from her teammates and eat them in the bathroom," according to the document.3,000-meter world junior championship in 2014
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