Hehe yeah, imagine a major marathon designing a finishing stretch being completely straight and flat for the final mile or two? Would be pretty cool to "see" the distance between the runners in meters.
Not that surprisingly really since I believe the brain is wired for more ability to stand pain (and stamina) at a higher age, while 20'ties are better for sprinting and recovery. It was also evidenced in 2011 when Craig Alexander, at age 38, beat the Course WR and ofc won the Ironman in Hawaii in 8:03, despite it having been HEAVILY contested for 30+ years by all sorts of 20-yr olds. It's been beaten since, but it took till 2017 till that happened.
Haile did it at 35, tergat at 34. It seems like when you have a big track history you peak later. When you have close to no track history you peak earlier, kipsang and kimeto broke it at 29-30
@@alexanderhansen6134 Good point, forgot that one. Shoe improvements may also play a role, like the older you get the better the shoes get, especially with Nike in the last 5-10 years.
@@barchetta575m it's insane. he's averaging 2:52 per km. that's an average 5k time of 14:24. AND HE'S DOING IT FOR 2 HOURS. words cant describe how good he is
Have you had to run out of more than one burning house ..maybe you were having a bad day or had a cold .You might surprise yourself next time .Tho I wouldn't advise stopping to time yourself or creating a ' splits ' time scenario..best just get away from the raging fire .And ...stopping leaving the oven on .
@@rooh5825 That doesn't even seem human.Hes like a machine .Pushing the limits of what's possible.To change the subject slightly I always found it fascinating how it took so long to break the four minute mile and then as soon as it was done then loads of other runner's were suddenly doing it .All those runners that thought they'd never do it but then when they know it can be done they achieve it.
@@rooh5825 I just started running 2 months ago and got a 6:04 split for my first mile in my first 5k. It just crazy how he can run at a 4:20 4:30 pace for 26 miles
@@brendancronin3796 That’s the crazy thing about humans! Sure, it’s difficult to do, but once they see someone else doing it, everyone who has been thinking about it is going to do it.
Fun fact happened to Geremew and Legese aswell Berlin marathon 2019 was an Ethiopian record attempt by zlegese and Bekele dropped the man at like 6k to go
I think the best chance we have at getting a marathon under two hours officially is to put Bekele versus Kipchoge in the Berlin Marathon and have some of the greatest distance athletes in the world as Pacers, whose only job is to run a sub to hour marathon pace for as long as possible, not make it to the finish line
Very true but by now every year that passes will only be less likely to happen due to their ages and the fact that they will get more injuryprone the longer they train
Even so, I don't think that will happen. Kipchoge tried for 2 hours in perfect weather and perfect circumstances, but he just wasn't strong enough. Right now, we don't have another athlete capable of breaking 2:03, so no one can really push Kipchoge. Maybe if more superstars competed in Berlin, or if Kipchoge ran London instead of Berlin, then a sub two might have happened. Kipchoge was like 6 minutes ahead of his closest competitor in Berlin. He's just that much better than everyone else.
@@timmytheinventor4746 London isn't the right course for under 2, it would have to be Berlin, maybe Chicago, but history favors Berlin. From there it just needs to be the perfect weather and pacing, perfect Kipchoge. No matter what, no other athlete will go out sub 1:00:00 through half, so no competitor will run with him past mile 1 lol
This is a bad take. I think that you are overestimating the ability of Kipchoge especially as he begins to age more and more. It would be a wonder for him to lower his world record, and that would take a perfect race on its own, but to break 2 in an official race is just asking too much of him at this point
Kipchoge is the GOAT. If you train like him there is no way you won't look age. This is the kind of dedication its takes to be called the greatest of all time in marathon.
The womens London marathon is extremely stacked as well. 4 women under 2:18. Was going to be 5 but Brigid Kosgei dropped out. I’m placing my money on Yalemzerf Yehualaw getting first, she had the world record on the road for 10k and she has the fastest debut time in history. On a bigger stage with other athletes challenging her, the WR could be in danger.
Wow my video of Kipchoge running between the Brandenburg gate and the finish line made it into your video. 🤩 I had goosepumps as he passed by. Such a legend and historic moment! 🙌🏼
Assefa is my new idol. I've decided how I wanna approach my running about a year and a half ago and I actually want to start focusing on the 800m for the next 7 years or so and then move up to the marathon (and very likely some ultra's as well)
Better shoes, less crowded, not at all tactical/championship setting...while not everyone can run 28:23 en route to a successful marathon, and while I'm sure Marc Scott can't, it's just dumb to compare these two.
@@timmytheinventor4746 I wouldnt take it as a comparison just an observation. Its not the same race or circumstances but still gives a good reference to how fast his marathon pace was.
I know who I want to win it, for the men at least. Bekele. I'm not a runner, so I have no clue if this is possible. But he of all deserves it, as if that's ever a reason to win 🤣
I was a pretty good runner back in the early to mid 1980s. 120 to 140 miles a week of training at paces from 6:30 to 5:10 per. Track workouts included 8 X 800s dropping form 2:18 down to 2:06. 4K (2.5 miles) and 5Ks at 4:40 paces. To think of doing that for another 23.1 miles is mind blowing! Awe is the only word to describe these performances!
Guessing Bekele will aim to run at 2:02:30 and ofc win, but mainly to break Kipchoge's course record at 2:02:37. It isn't Berlin and won't be as fast, despite the good weather.
He stayed focussed and his coach, Wilson San tailored his training specifically for a push on the WR in Berlin. We all know, when Kipchoge stays fully focussed on the task ahead, he leaves nothing to chance, and he looked pretty comfortable coming home in a new impressive WR time of 2-01-09
man how sick would it be if bekele won a major at 40 and become the oldest person to do so, would lend some nice closure to his career if it ends up being his last great performance after we missed out on him vs kipchoge
@@bonniefxweru5289 what a poor comment that is. He is without question one of the greatest distance athletes to ever compete which we alll have had the privallege to watch. Father time eventually catches everyone but the term "washed" is pithy!
Tiny clarification that endurance in men typically peaks later (mid to late 30's) than strength and power (late 20's). That's why top men marathon runners are older than the top sprinters. Kipchoge is in his prime. Can't wait until he goes sub 2h in a race!
I wish he does. But the reality is that diminishing returns set in at age 39 to 40 no matter how good a runner you may be. Age is an inevitable constraint.
Mid-20s don't have as much endurance, that should be clear by know. The longer the distances become it's more common for the best to be around 40years old.
Fabulous breakdown with lots of surprises! But what a really heavy bummer.........Mo out of London!! 😕 Still, epic performances on the way for sure. With the exception of Kipchoge, you can never really tell who's gonna win in the marathon - any of them top half dozen could do it. I always loved Bekele though, would be wonderful to see him win.
I know it is strange, but as much as I am at awe with Eliud's performance, but I cannot help feeling also being let down a bit. The man is fantastic at running negative splits, but in this race very much the opposite that happened. I think his pacers were supposed to get to halfway about 50 sec later, so I keep thinking what outcome did we miss by those guys screwing pacing up so badly? Conditions were great, he is not a spring chicken, so these opportunities won't come around a lot more...
You should do a video on Mahala Norris' 2021 NCAA Championships 3000m Steeplechase win. That was one of the most inspiring races I have seen. She hadn't even run the event more than a handful of times. No one expected her to win and she had to run on the outside because she is so short she couldn't see the barriers otherwise.
Can anyone explain-why Mo Farah is "afraid" to compete against Bekele? Would it be a half marathon or a full distance, just when Bekele announces himself, Mo is out. He just tells about some "problems" as an excuse. Mo was my inspiration to start running 10years ago. But this is strange and it's not the first time.
Everytime I watch this guy run, he looks like hes effortlessly jogging but when I try run his times in even a 5k, I'm literally almost sprinting the entire way.
Blessed with a Body primed for Long Distance Running & coupled with Good Positive Mental Approach , Healthy Food Intakes & Wise Training >>> Kenyan Eliud Kipchoge is One of the Greatest Marathon Runner in this juncture of Time in 2022! 🌷🌿🌍💖🕊
Expecting him to go under 2 hours is belittling his magnificent world record in Berlin. When he ran below two hours, it was in a time trial, not a race; the marathon distance, but not a marathon. And he had about 40 pacemakers, who took it in turns to provide him with an arrow head-shaped wind brake. Just enjoy watching the greatest marathon runner in history- and a truly wonderful human being - and relish his new, fantastic world record, run at the age of 37.
got to wonder if age related sarcopenia and fast twitch muscle atrophy slightly biases the muscles toward more efficient endurance per unit of muscle mass up to the age of 40 or so
Hey Andrew. I think it'd be cool if you talked about popular TH-camr and fitness vlogger Michelle Khare and her marathon turned 30-mile run in DEATH VALLEY right before her 30th birthday.
I thought it was his pacemaker who pulled 25K 1.11:08 all by himself against the wind, you and we all should give some serious credit for these Kenyans wearing those Juventus color shirts.
Plus the funny thing is these women are still no where near better then Paula Radcliffe Paula run 2:15:25 with shit shoes before the new shoes if she had these bouncy shoes she would have run 2:12:30 to 2:11 💯 makes a big difference on speed and energy return sore muscle she would have maintained a faster pace with out breathing down so much tired legs and she had shit old shoes kipchoge a beast 🐐crazy time also it said he’s 39km or it was he’s 37 was 2:37km for 1 of his km towards the end of the marathon which is 13:05 5k pace
London is an odd course if no One is pushing the pace (like Kipchoge) the time will not be that fast In Oregon Tola looked great so just by that I sould say he is one of the favourites and especially Geremew and Legese never had any oerformance near their PB, tho I’d say Geremew will get second And the kenyan Amos Kipruto looked very fit at the Tokyo Marathon tho that is almost a year ago and the course ain’t as good My heart sat Kenenisa should win 🇪🇹🇪🇹 I belive the podium will be two ethiopians and one kenyan
Tola is good but doesn't have kicks like Geremew so he has to burn his opponents early enough the way he did in Oregon, Geremew needs to be near Tola if he wants to win he kick well.
I don’t think he wil get a official 1:59 WR, this will only happen if we have like 3-4 Guys who can go that pace for over 35km and are willing to sacrifice their race for some one
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The fact that finishing in the same camera shot as Kipchoge is a accomplishment is amazing
Hehe yeah, imagine a major marathon designing a finishing stretch being completely straight and flat for the final mile or two?
Would be pretty cool to "see" the distance between the runners in meters.
Amazing that Kipchoge and Bekele both achieved their best marathon times at the age of 37!
best official times
Not that surprisingly really since I believe the brain is wired for more ability to stand pain (and stamina) at a higher age, while 20'ties are better for sprinting and recovery.
It was also evidenced in 2011 when Craig Alexander, at age 38, beat the Course WR and ofc won the Ironman in Hawaii in 8:03, despite it having been HEAVILY contested for 30+ years by all sorts of 20-yr olds. It's been beaten since, but it took till 2017 till that happened.
Haile did it at 35, tergat at 34. It seems like when you have a big track history you peak later.
When you have close to no track history you peak earlier, kipsang and kimeto broke it at 29-30
@@cronikvialo5463 well, Kipsang ran his personal best in 2016 when he was 34, which was faster than his WR he set in 2013
@@alexanderhansen6134 Good point, forgot that one. Shoe improvements may also play a role, like the older you get the better the shoes get, especially with Nike in the last 5-10 years.
He looks like he’s running a 10,000. Incomprehensible that he can keep that pace for a whole marathon.
I know it's insane. He's running just about my 100m pace😭😭
His 10K splits were in the 28s, which is something few NCAA 10K runners can even do...most finish in the 29s.
@@barchetta575m it's insane. he's averaging 2:52 per km. that's an average 5k time of 14:24. AND HE'S DOING IT FOR 2 HOURS. words cant describe how good he is
that's 1:08.8 per lap. and he's doing that 105 times with no breaks.
But he didn't, his pace dropped after the 25km mark
The insanity of watching him run faster for 26 miles than I can run out of a burning house...
Have you had to run out of more than one burning house ..maybe you were having a bad day or had a cold .You might surprise yourself next time .Tho I wouldn't advise stopping to time yourself or creating a ' splits ' time scenario..best just get away from the raging fire .And ...stopping leaving the oven on .
@@brendancronin3796 I actually did run a 4:40 mile in high school, and if my math is correct, he ran faster the entire way : (
@@rooh5825 That doesn't even seem human.Hes like a machine .Pushing the limits of what's possible.To change the subject slightly
I always found it fascinating how it took so long to break the four minute mile and then as soon as it was done then loads of other runner's were suddenly doing it .All those runners that thought they'd never do it but then when they know it can be done they achieve it.
@@rooh5825 I just started running 2 months ago and got a 6:04 split for my first mile in my first 5k. It just crazy how he can run at a 4:20 4:30 pace for 26 miles
@@brendancronin3796 That’s the crazy thing about humans! Sure, it’s difficult to do, but once they see someone else doing it, everyone who has been thinking about it is going to do it.
His run form is so perfect it's hypnotic, the way he just seems to float in the air while the legs kick almost perfect circles.
Imagine breaking 2:03 and still finishing second...
Fun fact happened to Geremew and Legese aswell
Berlin marathon 2019 was an Ethiopian record attempt by zlegese and Bekele dropped the man at like 6k to go
I just realized that Kipchoge has 6 out of the 7 fastest performances of all time in marathon! Insane !!!!
I think the best chance we have at getting a marathon under two hours officially is to put Bekele versus Kipchoge in the Berlin Marathon and have some of the greatest distance athletes in the world as Pacers, whose only job is to run a sub to hour marathon pace for as long as possible, not make it to the finish line
Very true but by now every year that passes will only be less likely to happen due to their ages and the fact that they will get more injuryprone the longer they train
Even so, I don't think that will happen. Kipchoge tried for 2 hours in perfect weather and perfect circumstances, but he just wasn't strong enough. Right now, we don't have another athlete capable of breaking 2:03, so no one can really push Kipchoge. Maybe if more superstars competed in Berlin, or if Kipchoge ran London instead of Berlin, then a sub two might have happened. Kipchoge was like 6 minutes ahead of his closest competitor in Berlin. He's just that much better than everyone else.
@@timmytheinventor4746 London isn't the right course for under 2, it would have to be Berlin, maybe Chicago, but history favors Berlin. From there it just needs to be the perfect weather and pacing, perfect Kipchoge. No matter what, no other athlete will go out sub 1:00:00 through half, so no competitor will run with him past mile 1 lol
@frazier Omondi Different course and conditions.
This is a bad take. I think that you are overestimating the ability of Kipchoge especially as he begins to age more and more. It would be a wonder for him to lower his world record, and that would take a perfect race on its own, but to break 2 in an official race is just asking too much of him at this point
Thanks for also mentioning Assefa. Her incredible performance got overshadowed, unfortunately
The make of a great nan is humbleness and discipline and that's what he is he's the best proud of Eliud 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 🇰🇪
“Even though he may look like he’s 57 years of age…” 😂😂
Lol came for that comment
Dang
ice cold
This is what happen when you expose yourself too much to sunlight.... That kinda dedication one need to achieve great things
Kipchoge is the GOAT. If you train like him there is no way you won't look age. This is the kind of dedication its takes to be called the greatest of all time in marathon.
The womens London marathon is extremely stacked as well. 4 women under 2:18. Was going to be 5 but Brigid Kosgei dropped out. I’m placing my money on Yalemzerf Yehualaw getting first, she had the world record on the road for 10k and she has the fastest debut time in history. On a bigger stage with other athletes challenging her, the WR could be in danger.
Kipchoge is aging like the worlds best wine🤯
Wow my video of Kipchoge running between the Brandenburg gate and the finish line made it into your video. 🤩 I had goosepumps as he passed by. Such a legend and historic moment! 🙌🏼
Thanks so much for the great footage! Hit me up with an email and your information and I'll send you some merch!
@@TotalRunningProductions You’re welcome! Keep up the great work, love your content!
Time difference,
He's doing just what I have been dreaming of!
He's such a motivator
#No Human is limited!
He's like Lebron James; literally beating the shit out of father time. What legends
I’d love to see Bekele win again and pull something out the hat like when he nearly equaled the world record. Who knows what he can do. I’m excited!
I really wish Kipchoge and Bekele were both in the same marathon
Bekele is washed up
@@bonniefxweru5289 He just ran a 1:01 half fool
@@natesilvers2166 thats not impressive when kipchoge ran a 59 and 61 first and second half marathon in a full and the half marathon WR is 57
@@TheLaprasMan It was just a tempo run for Bekele, his real performance will be London.
@@natesilvers2166 Bekele has zero chance hitting 2:01
Assefa is my new idol. I've decided how I wanna approach my running about a year and a half ago and I actually want to start focusing on the 800m for the next 7 years or so and then move up to the marathon (and very likely some ultra's as well)
Kipchoge's berlin 22 win is simply the worlds best distance run in history. second place 1 mile behind...
"even though he may look like he is 57 years of age" 🤣🤣🤣
I watched the NCAA div 1 10,000m final in 2017, won by Marc Scott in 29.01....Eluid hit the 10K mark in 28:23.............insane....
Better shoes, less crowded, not at all tactical/championship setting...while not everyone can run 28:23 en route to a successful marathon, and while I'm sure Marc Scott can't, it's just dumb to compare these two.
@@timmytheinventor4746 I wouldnt take it as a comparison just an observation. Its not the same race or circumstances but still gives a good reference to how fast his marathon pace was.
@@timmytheinventor4746 comparison
@@timmytheinventor4746 then don't read it.
@@timmytheinventor4746 Athletic competition IS comparison.....what a dolt!
I know who I want to win it, for the men at least. Bekele. I'm not a runner, so I have no clue if this is possible. But he of all deserves it, as if that's ever a reason to win 🤣
I was a pretty good runner back in the early to mid 1980s. 120 to 140 miles a week of training at paces from 6:30 to 5:10 per. Track workouts included 8 X 800s dropping form 2:18 down to 2:06. 4K (2.5 miles) and 5Ks at 4:40 paces. To think of doing that for another 23.1 miles is mind blowing! Awe is the only word to describe these performances!
I think Lemma's gonna win London, repeating as the champion. He runs 2:03:44, 27 seconds ahead of his closest opponent.
Guessing Bekele will aim to run at 2:02:30 and ofc win, but mainly to break Kipchoge's course record at 2:02:37.
It isn't Berlin and won't be as fast, despite the good weather.
Damn..
my lungs are burning just by listening to those times !!
He stayed focussed and his coach, Wilson San tailored his training specifically for a push on the WR in Berlin.
We all know, when Kipchoge stays fully focussed on the task ahead, he leaves nothing to chance, and he looked pretty comfortable coming home in a new impressive WR time of 2-01-09
man how sick would it be if bekele won a major at 40 and become the oldest person to do so, would lend some nice closure to his career if it ends up being his last great performance after we missed out on him vs kipchoge
Bekele is Washed
@@bonniefxweru5289 what a poor comment that is. He is without question one of the greatest distance athletes to ever compete which we alll have had the privallege to watch. Father time eventually catches everyone but the term "washed" is pithy!
They have raced 3-4 times and Eliuds beat him every time.
Tiny clarification that endurance in men typically peaks later (mid to late 30's) than strength and power (late 20's). That's why top men marathon runners are older than the top sprinters. Kipchoge is in his prime. Can't wait until he goes sub 2h in a race!
Office lunch time is 2hours.
Kipchoge: I'm going for a marathon, see ya later! :D
And look how casually he's jogging around, a few seconds after smashing his WR.
Assefa got me wondering if Mary Moraa gonna just randomly switch to run a marathon some time in the future for fun lol.
Bekele is gonna win this one, he was so incredibly close to Kipchoges old record in Berlin.
I wish he does. But the reality is that diminishing returns set in at age 39 to 40 no matter how good a runner you may be. Age is an inevitable constraint.
This channel is amazing, I love watching these videos
Kenya prevailed yet again in the London marathon... never write them off... deserved a mention
London Marathon, when Kenenisa Bekele is fully fit and healthy, he is a beast and almost unbeatable. I'm just hoping it is one of those days.
They have raced 4 times Eliud beat him all 4 times
2:32 bro you make it sound like he was slinging dope on the streets 😂
Aseefa was on some "i need to push myself" mode!
6:46 mans so good being in the camera shot is good🤣🤣🤣😭💀
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
Let's hope bekele stays healthy for once
Mo Farah dropping out of London is soulcrushing! I can't imagine how badly he wanted to show up for the homies (mates?)
Bekele is definitely going to drop it *hard* to go after Kipchoge's time.
Bla bla bla. What evidence other that one race ?
I’m willing to bet Bekele has a fire burning.He was only2 seconds from the world record now he’s over 30 seconds.I hope they go for 2:01 in London!
He won't get even close.
8 men running under 2:04 in London: that gonna be fast, looking forward
Mid-20s don't have as much endurance, that should be clear by know. The longer the distances become it's more common for the best to be around 40years old.
The "bruh😂" sound made the video so much better lol.
Fabulous breakdown with lots of surprises! But what a really heavy bummer.........Mo out of London!! 😕 Still, epic performances on the way for sure. With the exception of Kipchoge, you can never really tell who's gonna win in the marathon - any of them top half dozen could do it. I always loved Bekele though, would be wonderful to see him win.
was waiting for your update on this race.
I know it is strange, but as much as I am at awe with Eliud's performance, but I cannot help feeling also being let down a bit. The man is fantastic at running negative splits, but in this race very much the opposite that happened. I think his pacers were supposed to get to halfway about 50 sec later, so I keep thinking what outcome did we miss by those guys screwing pacing up so badly? Conditions were great, he is not a spring chicken, so these opportunities won't come around a lot more...
half marathon in 59 minutes...I'm already proud of myself when I manage that distance in 2 hours lol :D
Best running channel on TH-cam
Making fun of how old he looks was not funny .
Kipchoge trains so hard and follows a very strict diet that he hardly has any fat .
You should do a video on Mahala Norris' 2021 NCAA Championships 3000m Steeplechase win. That was one of the most inspiring races I have seen. She hadn't even run the event more than a handful of times. No one expected her to win and she had to run on the outside because she is so short she couldn't see the barriers otherwise.
Can anyone explain-why Mo Farah is "afraid" to compete against Bekele? Would it be a half marathon or a full distance, just when Bekele announces himself, Mo is out. He just tells about some "problems" as an excuse. Mo was my inspiration to start running 10years ago. But this is strange and it's not the first time.
Damn. Now the 400 800 and marathon are the only WRs that aren't negative split I believe
Yeah, and this marathon WR is only positive split because he aimed for sub-2 and missed (and was still good enough to smash his own WR anyway).
Legese for the London winner. Bekele will pull out due to injury
Everytime I watch this guy run, he looks like hes effortlessly jogging but when I try run his times in even a 5k, I'm literally almost sprinting the entire way.
Yeah, just take your height in consideration .... If I have to run his tempo in my 2m height ...imagine how I would look like ...
Doubt you can run 14:10 for 5k
@@RunForPeace-hk1cu this is a running channel, there's fast runners watching these videos...
@@George-nx4bp Doubt you can run 14:10 5k
Post a video link or it didn’t happen
Too cowardly to respond huh? 😂😂😂😂
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@@RunForPeace-hk1cu lmao this man is salty he cant do it himself so he doesnt believe others can do it lol. what a clown
Could very easily see a sub 2:02hr marathon with this kind of competition. Only time will tell.
Blessed with a Body primed for Long Distance Running & coupled with Good Positive Mental Approach , Healthy Food Intakes & Wise Training >>> Kenyan Eliud Kipchoge is One of the Greatest Marathon Runner in this juncture of Time in 2022! 🌷🌿🌍💖🕊
I love this channel. Well done to both athletes I love seeing what the human body can achieve its truly spectacular.
So y’all were saying Kipchoge was done and praising the constantly DNF runner Bekele. When it comes to marathoning, Kipchoge is the GOAT
The shoes never get enough credit
Expecting him to go under 2 hours is belittling his magnificent world record in Berlin. When he ran below two hours, it was in a time trial, not a race; the marathon distance, but not a marathon. And he had about 40 pacemakers, who took it in turns to provide him with an arrow head-shaped wind brake. Just enjoy watching the greatest marathon runner in history- and a truly wonderful human being - and relish his new, fantastic world record, run at the age of 37.
I remember when the 2:09 by Derek Clayton seemed insurmountable. Took years to break that. Now…that seems “slow” at just under 5:00 per mile pace
I so wish he beat that 2 hour barrier, htf can you get 3 world records in the 1st half of a marathon? 😮 That’s crazy talk
got to wonder if age related sarcopenia and fast twitch muscle atrophy slightly biases the muscles toward more efficient endurance per unit of muscle mass up to the age of 40 or so
Marathon King? Naw Marathon God!
With 8 runners under 2:04 I'm predicting a fast race.
8? I'm not sure if that's ever happened in marathon history, that's more than just a fast race.
goosebumps, this man is an absolute beastttt.
The comment about how Eliud looks was very unnecessary.
Hey Andrew. I think it'd be cool if you talked about popular TH-camr and fitness vlogger Michelle Khare and her marathon turned 30-mile run in DEATH VALLEY right before her 30th birthday.
Trp used the bruh sound effect lol
I’m an 8th grade 3K runner (1.88 miles) and at my last race I cut 40 seconds off my PR.😁
2022 olympics are gonna be insane can’t wait
It already happened
I speculate that if he stays healthy, Jacob Kiplimo will be the next athlete to come into range with Kipchoge on the marathon stage.
Would love to see him doing marathons
Steady Mobbin
Looks like Aseffa found her calling bc that is insane
I'm rooting for /ourguy/ Bekele.
Talk about the mini marathon please
Even though he may look like he is 57 years old of age.... LOL jokes aside, most respectable athlete for sure!
I actually think Bekele has a shot at winning.
I thought it was his pacemaker who pulled 25K 1.11:08 all by himself against the wind, you and we all should give some serious credit for these Kenyans wearing those Juventus color shirts.
Plus the funny thing is these women are still no where near better then Paula Radcliffe Paula run 2:15:25 with shit shoes before the new shoes if she had these bouncy shoes she would have run 2:12:30 to 2:11 💯 makes a big difference on speed and energy return sore muscle she would have maintained a faster pace with out breathing down so much tired legs and she had shit old shoes kipchoge a beast 🐐crazy time also it said he’s 39km or it was he’s 37 was 2:37km for 1 of his km towards the end of the marathon which is 13:05 5k pace
Enjoyed, Thank U.😀❤
Bekele in 2:01:11😂😂
I can't believe it.
$50,000. for 1st Place at
Berlin Marathon.
How much Bonus for a
World Record?
U.S. dollars....
I thought I heard he got $30k. $80k for two hours of work, but the prep was many many hours more I do realize that.
I pray to have a 58 inch vertical
Kipchoge and Bekele at 2023 Berlin Marathon, sub 2 hours?!
One can dream.
Next year kipchoge will be running for Boston any NYC marathons
What does Kipchoge have coming for races? Has he announced plans or goals? I love watching what he does.
He's likely to run the Boston and New York marathons next year.
*FAST-R* 🏃♂️ ⚡️
Great video. Thank you my friend. 🙏🏻
Props to Tigist Assefa too!
Amos kipruto win for the London marathon 2022
Time 2.02.27 ✌️
London is an odd course if no One is pushing the pace (like Kipchoge) the time will not be that fast
In Oregon Tola looked great so just by that I sould say he is one of the favourites and especially Geremew and Legese never had any oerformance near their PB, tho I’d say Geremew will get second
And the kenyan Amos Kipruto looked very fit at the Tokyo Marathon tho that is almost a year ago and the course ain’t as good
My heart sat Kenenisa should win 🇪🇹🇪🇹
I belive the podium will be two ethiopians and one kenyan
Tola is good but doesn't have kicks like Geremew so he has to burn his opponents early enough the way he did in Oregon, Geremew needs to be near Tola if he wants to win he kick well.
How do you think Amos Kipruto will perform?
That 57 year old comment is very rude and ur channel should apologize for making it TRP
lol. Even though he may look 57...that’s 20 yr difference. Some back hand compliment. 😅
He still has work to do close but not close enough.
I don’t think he wil get a official 1:59 WR, this will only happen if we have like 3-4 Guys who can go that pace for over 35km and are willing to sacrifice their race for some one
What? He is set to retire with a record that no one will break. This will be 1:51
What? He is set to retire with a record that no one will break. This will be 1:51
one of the best things about dude is that he never takes credit for himself when he achieves something . he always respect us, the audience, and his team, and he is always polite in all of his video. we congratulate ourselves on this achievement more to come and everything to come""❤💛🧡💙
Let's we all just appreciate the content this man and his crew makes it's just a masterpiece imagine what's he's gonna doing the future ❤
I hope this channel never ends and keeps spreading happiness.❤😊
Do you really mean what you said?
Mr beast
King Kipchoge stopped racing against people. He's simply racing against time ⏰️ .. the GOAT! 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 🇰🇪
Yup. He ran a legendary time trial in Berlin, and incidentally there was a pretty good race happening somewhere behind him.
Very nice😍💖..I like it💖💖