I Tried To Run At Kipchoge's NEW Marathon World Record Pace!

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How fast is THE NEW world record marathon pace? The Running Channel team headed to the London Marathon expo to find out! The tumbleator goes at Kipchoge’s world record pace and holds no prisoners! If you can’t keep up, it’ll throw you off…
How long do you think our presenters can last on the tumbleator? Keep watching to find out!!
↓↓ How long do you think you could last at world record marathon pace? Which celebrity would you like to see on the tumbleator? Have you ever had a go on it yourself? Let us know in the comments! ↓↓
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00:29 James
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@runningchannel Год назад

How long do you think you could last at world record marathon pace? Which celebrity would you like to see on the tumbleator? Have you ever had a go on it yourself?

@azza6463 Год назад

I'll be finding out in the coming weeks! I'm doing it as a part of my English presentation on Eluid Kipchoge to give my classmates an idea of how an average runner compares to the insanity that is Eluid!

@ChristianRunsNY Год назад

@@azza6463 Awesome project!

@socialseahawksfan9325 Год назад

At 52 I jog 30 miles every week at a pace of 10:30/mile. My fastest mile is 8:30 and I'd be spent after 1 mile! Eliud is an inspiration and superhuman as far as I'm unconcerned. I'd like to see whoopi goldberg on it!

@runningraven Год назад

I don't think I could REACH his pace if my life depended on it, much less hold it. 😂

@harivarmen Год назад

3 hours. I would like to see Nikocado Avocado on the tumbleator.

@michaelr.8402 Год назад

I was standing on the street here in Berlin on Sunday and Eliud passed me less than 3 meters away...no, he flew past! (at km 30) He looks amazingly aesthetic while running and he was totally focused & powerful. His whole charisma was extremely impressive!🔥 Greetings from Berlin...especially to all other injured runners, Michael

@runningchannel Год назад

It must have been brilliant to see him in person! Such an impressive runner 🔥 oh no, sorry to hear you’re injured 😣

@jassaljs Год назад

Lucky you 🙏

@jaimeduncan6167 Год назад

Agree, is some kind of music

@michaelr.8402 Год назад

@@jaimeduncan6167 yes!

@patheddles4004 Год назад

That's awesome! (in both senses) Watching him on TV, it doesn't look like he's moving that fast - his style is so compact and efficient, he hardly looks like he's moving at all. Then I notice that the background is blurred a bit from the speed he's going past, and yeah...

@ChristianRunsNY Год назад

It's crazy that a great runner able to run a 4:30 mile still can only go 5 minutes total at this pace. Mind blowing.

@runningchannel Год назад

Shows you just how remarkable Kipchoge is!

@tjenadonn6158 Год назад

@@runningchannel There's elite, there's world class, there's Olympian, and there above all else there is Kipchoge.

@polidon1577 Год назад

I mean it makes sense. By all means a 4:30 mile is a very impressive feat that few can accomplish, but if you don't train stamina to keep that pace for longer then you'll only be able to go around 4:30 minutes

@virusul2263 Год назад

Inside with not enough flow of air is even more hard, i will try this on a track or open road, park at 12 degrade Celsius , or similar conditions to Berlin :) i suspect that 5 minutes time may be improved :)

@timeonfeet Год назад

Great job all, really shows what an unbelievable pace Kipchoge was running at. Inconceivable doing that for 2 hours!

@runningchannel Год назад

He really is incredible! Would you give this a go?

@timeonfeet Год назад

@@runningchannel Would love to give it a go. Can't imagine I'd keep it up for long!

@shem44 Год назад

@@timeonfeet Just go to a treadmill and try.....it's sprinting for most ppl.

@jjsoledad8553 Год назад

Absolutely fantastic! That's like a 35s 200m pace or a 17s 100m pace. I think most relatively healthy people could manage that for 100m. To do that for 26 miles is just insane.

@hanphilnoffz8827 Год назад

Yeah 17 second 100 meter seem slow but doing that without stopping is crazy

@hanphilnoffz8827 2 месяца назад

Slow for 100 meter but not for marathon

@fidget918 Год назад

"Believe in yourself. Your mind is strong." That will be my new mantra! ❤🏃‍♀️

@jimc5000 Год назад

I’m literally blown away Suley beat Andy! Seriously?!!! But isn’t this also an incredibly encouraging video because it shows how we should all just concentrate on our own pace because ultimately however good we think we are we are actually nowhere!

@runningchannel Год назад

Very true Jim! How do you think you would get on? 😁

@jimc5000 Год назад

@@runningchannel terribly..I’m currently trying to break 21 min 5k so on 3 x 1km @ 14.3kph, 6 x 800 @ 14.4kph, 10 x 400 @ 14.7kph….so on that thing I reckon 2 mins tops…what kph actually is it?

@UTubeSL Год назад

@@jimc5000 Just shy of 21kph.

@harivarmen Год назад

@@jimc5000 He's black. Why are you surprised? Also, 💉💉💉

@Meta-Drew Год назад

It's a testament to what humans are capable of when a free pair of trainers is on the line.

@jonrogers6418 Год назад

Well done everyone! It blows my mind just how fast Kipchoge’s pace is. I would’ve probably been thrown onto the padding once the machine got up to speed.

@runningchannel Год назад

Thank you Jon!

@yinhoukhor7109 Год назад

What this confirms if it wasn't well established already, is that Eliud is either not human or if he is, he's Superhuman!!!!!!

@sonicseaweed Год назад

Supposedly Kipchoge's stride length is 1.9m, which means that if he could shave 3.1 thousands of a second off from each stride, he would finish a marathon in under 2 hours. Crazy. For myself, I think I could go about 27 seconds at that pace, on second thought, let's go delusional - 4 minutes 😂

@krehme Год назад

So fun! Thanks, all of you for demonstrating how tough that pace is! Cheers!

@Kelly_Ben Год назад

wow, congrats Suley!! And awesome job Jess, way to represent!! I think I'd last maybe 20 seconds... then have a violent asthma attack.

@runningchannel Год назад

Thanks Kelly! 😁 should we have a rematch?

@gzfashions Год назад

That treadmill looks very Soft on each foot strike which takes away from the overall challenge of doing this on hard asphalt but still nice to give a go 😮

@grgr6720 Год назад

In every sport there is a huge gap between regular people and professionals. However in running and Kipchoge's pace in particular the gap is just incomprehensible. You cannot get your head around how Kipchoge keeps this pace for 2 hours. And remember Andy is still miles above an average runner..

@runningchannel Год назад

Kipchoge is incredible! This really puts it into perspective 🥵 How do you think you’d get on?

@duncanbisatt4392 Год назад

Not sure I could even reach the pace at all! 😯

@kush1cohen Год назад

Great video guys. Such great camaraderie between you all. A deserved winner. Love your comment at the end. Your mind is strong!!!!

@runningchannel Год назад

Thanks Ian! Glad you enjoyed it 😁 would you like to see us take on another record?

@tonys6237 Год назад

I think Andy holds back in these challenges

@garymanders1273 Год назад

Yep he definietly could have gone a few mins longer

@nelsonking Год назад

He kept that pace up for over 2 hours??? WTH! 🤯

@ruthpuglisi6010 Год назад

Wow Suley that’s unreal! Amazing job by everyone, held on for way longer than I could.

@peterlewis3540 Год назад

I could run my mile reps, on Newport athletics track, at just under Eluids 4min 37sec WR pace, but needed a minutes recovery before attempting another, at a similar pace. That was back in 1989, quite a while ago, and i can remember back then, the WR was a fair bit slower than it is now, but its a ridiculously fast pace. To run a further 25miles 385yds at the same pace, showing little signs of fatigue. Its pretty magical.

@motorhead4870 Год назад

Humble brag

@jamesbrinklow1979 Год назад

I Love ❤️ these Group Challenges, with all the Banter! going on. It certainly puts it in to prospective of how Quick the present Marathon Record Holder is Running!

@johnnyx53 Год назад

Great job! That was a blistering pace to be sure! From what I understand two things that set Kipchoge apart from others is that his blood lactate levels never elevate during his runs and he’s so efficient in use of oxygen that you never see him gasping for air-he makes it seem effortless!

@gypsymuffinABZ Год назад

I reckon I’d be able to last about 60-90secs at that pace. Good video guys! 👍

@TaylorMcRae Год назад

This is absolutely terrifying and exhilarating at the same time. It's absolutely stunning how strong Kipchoge ran his WR AND how he finished it. He's got this seemingly unlimited amount of energy / mental strength which is truly inspiring. It's like Suley said at the end, "believe in yourself. Your mind is strong."

@patheddles4004 Год назад

I'd be happy to last 20 seconds, and surprised to last 30. I'd absolutely love to have a go though. Mad props to all of you, but especially to Jess for sheer bloody-minded determination - she was in a full sprint right from the start, and still she just would not quit. Impressive.

@fugithegreat Год назад

That pace would be a full-on sprint for me. I can´t even fathom running that fast for 2 hours straight, let alone even 3 minutes!

@pballfin Год назад

Absolutely love this, and would love to try this, (and try to hold on for 30 seconds).

@jimfrazier1073 Год назад

Everyone did great, well done, I would have flew off the back at 1 second! Sully your an animal!

@runningchannel Год назад

😂😂😂

@susanwright9131 Год назад

Awesome!!! Well done everyone! 👏

@FPrefect61 Год назад

This looked painful!!! Amazing running!

@Justin-uc8sc Год назад

Thanks bro appreciate the support 💪

@Sky-8646 Год назад

And chope make it look easy..

@denbriggs82 Год назад

Great video guys.

@amelia.jane1235 Год назад

That is some super fast running. 🏃‍♀️💪👊👏 I want a Tumbleator in my back yard, looks fun. 😁

@runningchannel Год назад

Hahaha so do we! Should we get one? 🤔

@daniaaal Год назад

I think what affects the running on this particular threadmill is how soft and bouncy the running surface is. Granted, it still wouldn’t mean most people would run at the WR pace for long. Just wanted to point that out!

@suzyaustin6066 Год назад

Wow! Well done everyone! I wouldn’t even last 10 seconds!! 🤣🤣 I’ve no idea how Kipchoge does that for 26.2 miles!

@leftsidem5030 Год назад

Training for ages

@pauldavidson9120 Год назад

Jess what a ⭐, you win hands down for sure running the mens pace!!! Well done Suley 🐐!!!

@jfgomes Год назад

Absolutely amazing... Even in my sprints, there is no way for me to keep running @21km/h for more than 30"... And I consider that my 3h26m are a good marathon pace ☺️. Eliud is from another planet🔥

@peterjones6831 Год назад

Great video and fantastic effort by everyone. I'd be amazed if I could do much more than 30 seconds. Maybe get Iwan Thomas back to have a go😀

@louisemack8715 Год назад

Would love to try this👍 Not sure I’d last too long though🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️

@AmitBhowmik76 Год назад

Well done! :)

@janicegagnon2294 Год назад

Great effort everyone!

@JBIRDRN8 Год назад

Wow I’m impressed with all of you. I still can’t believe that speed for 26.2!

@enonek2960 Год назад

SULEY IS A BEAST!!!!!!!!

@madametrafficjam8347 Год назад

I would love to see you do Kosgei's pace too, the guys too. People forget how fast that is, even though the top male marathon runners are faster.

@alexarihani2902 Год назад

I’d love to see that

@runningchannel Год назад

Thanks for the great suggestion, we would love to try that! Just need to find another tubelator 🤔

@jamiedalrymple3689 Год назад

Fantastic job guys. 1 miniute for me at best ❤️✌️

@lcpholman Год назад

Great effort everyone! I'd be straight off the back! 🤣

@runningchannel Год назад

Hahaha that was a concern!

@andrewroberts8139 Год назад

Aussie park run posted something saying that Kipchoges average 5K time for the marathon would have taken the course record in virtually all global park runs

@jk-yi6ll Год назад

Молодцы, ребята. Крепких вам суставов. И новых рекордов

@jwuertz7101 Год назад

Great jog Jess!!!

@mreuphonium Год назад

I bought a treadmill in januari. It is not as hard compared to that speed on the road. I ran a sub 15 min 5k on my Treadmill . I could never do that on the road or track, sub 16 on a very good day. But it is great fun, also on Zwift with The Running Channel on there. Keep up the good work guys. Love watching p.s. And i also met the GOAT in Eldoret, Kenya on the track in july (on my 50th birtday) Very inspiational and a nice person

@AdrianTregoning Год назад

You can watch all the videos you want, but until you actually run that pace, most people will never have a clue. It's mind blowingly fast.

@Ricky-cl5bu Год назад

Brilliant

@dawson9736 Год назад

The thing people always skip over is how fast these times are converted. A 2:18.5 800m is decent. A 4:37 mile is quite fast for anyone. It's a pretty solid high school time and would put you in the top percentile for everyone on Earth. To do a 2-mile at this pace is very very impressive for high school and quite good at the college level too (not winning, but very respectable). A 5k at this pace is ridiculous. Even the best runners would struggle to run a near 14-minute 5k. A 10k at this pace is faster than the woman's world record and fast for professional men too. A half-marathona this pace could win major half-marathons -- yes it's that fast. Now try to imagine doing that half-marathon again!

@wafelsen Год назад

I would be curious to see how long Andy could last today at some of his PR paces. I feel like you have done things similar (eg parkrun record as a relay)but not quite this.

@jassaljs Год назад

Looking at Kipchoge you get a feeling that he Is enjoying every minute of it! He makes it look so easy. Now looking at you guys one realises what an impossible task it was 😮

@giodc8599 Год назад

As usual, it's an unreal pace to maintain for 2 hours. I have no idea how the heck Eliud does that. My mind is blown every time. Me? I wanna say i could last between 1 and 2 minutes. I hope.

@runningchannel Год назад

It really puts in into perspective doesn’t it! Such a remarkable athlete 🔥

@venomsymbiote7555 Год назад

1 MINUTE 9 SECONDS PER QUARTER MILE. BLAZING!!!!!!!!

@anilpt Год назад

The one running last always has a psychological advantage of knowing what pace & target to achieve to win the race. Something like what pacers help do in a regular race...

@dancansaka5004 Год назад

Good 👍 work brother keep it up brother

@venomsymbiote7555 Год назад

To add another comment I actually thought Jess would hold on for a quarter mile but 22 more seconds at that blazing pace is an eternity

@HabitualFixation Год назад

The mind is more than half the battle

@feel.the.need. Год назад

I'd be amazed if I could ever reach that pace.

@rianoluasa2336 Год назад

I can confidently say I can do a 2 × 300m session with 5min rest at his marathon pace

@sasakalak4681 Год назад

No.2...just need to repeat it 42x and you got it

@thepsychologist8159 Год назад

I'm a big fan of Robert de Castella, a hugely talented distance runner from the 80's. I would love to see how quick he could have gone over a marathon if he was wearing the running shoes of today and with the training methods and racing strategies they have today. As an amateur distance runner at age 52, if I can put on a pair of Alphaflys and go 2 minutes quicker over 14km (and 4 minutes quicker over the HM), then it's a safe bet to assume de Castella would have come close to Kipchoge's time in Berlin.

@drives_n_rides Год назад

I remember him letting go of his bowels halfway through the 1982 Commonwealth Games in Brisbane. Are you from Australia?

@thepsychologist8159 Год назад

@@drives_n_rides "I remember him letting go of his bowels halfway through the 1982 Commonwealth Games in Brisbane" - Wow, that was your only memory of that event? My memory is that Deek was a long way behind, but dug deep and came home strong to win the race (and what a win it was).

@denisebautista5578 Год назад

We need an update on what shoes Suley got!

@drc3857 Год назад

I think Andy can push it more if he wants to (just my guess)

@chericebt4332 Год назад

Yes Suley do it for the shoes!

@liamroche1473 Год назад

I am not even sure I can run at that pace (never do). So, kudos to all you guys! (Is Andy going to prepare for the return match against Suley?)

@runningchannel Год назад

Is that something you want to see 👀👀?

@liamroche1473 Год назад

@@runningchannel Of course!

@liamroche1473 Год назад

@@runningchannel I was thinking about this after my slightly disappointing parkrun performance today, and I realised that basically any sort of friendly competition is enjoyable to watch!

@JimmysGarden Год назад

I don't think I would last 10 seconds at that pace, Well done all 👍👍

@runningchannel Год назад

Thanks Jimmy! Glad you enjoyed it 😁

@juliankeren5731 Год назад

Well done Jess! You're the the star here! Why Anna didn't try..?

@grgfrg7 Год назад

Was waiting for Eliud Kipchoge to show up and go for 2+ hours

@JappaKneads Год назад

Legend has it that Kipchoge lasted 5 +1/2 hrs at that pace on the treadmill...

@pedromendesclaudino1976 Год назад

kipchoge is the real black panther! as a below-average runner, i cannot even think of how fast this is. great job guys!

@bansheeofinisheerin 11 месяцев назад

Black? Racist?

@AJ42K Год назад

So that's what it is called. The Tumbleator. Is that going to be in Chicago? I would last 30 seconds, but would try to go for exactly 1 minute

@jamesmurphy2192 Год назад

Now keep that pace for 26 miles😳

@alvarojrgalo926 Год назад

lol thats the treadmill warming up.Kipchoge's pace is face plant time

@justina7041 Год назад

Lol, I tried running his pace for 1km about a week ago and felt like I was going to die! Fastest I could do was 3.17 over the km. I need to lose 5kgs and wish I was in my 30's again. Kipchoge is a machine Was fun watching this

@thegearboxman Год назад

Most of the population can't actually run at that speed for any distance, never mind for 42km. Break it down in to smaller distances and it comes sharply into focus. It equates to 100m in 17.22s 420 times over, 400m (1 lap of the track) in 69s for 105 laps non stop, 800m in 2:18, 1500m in 4:18, 5k (parkrun) in 14:21 - let that sink in, a 14:21 parkrun more than 8 times over without a break. It's truly astonishing. Even very good runners don't even come remotely close. As an example, my 15 year old son is second fastest (by 0.1s) in Yorkshire county over 800m but he could only hang on to Kipchoge for just over 1500m. Me personally, at 56, I think I'd struggle to keep up for much more than 200m. It's on a completely different level to what non athletes can even comprehend. Kipchoge is truly a living legend 🙂

@kerbodynamicx472 Год назад

I had a treadmill that goes up to 20km/h, which is slightly slower than a 2 hour marathon pace and I almost passed out after about 800 meters... What is Kipchoge made of?

@eriknensen5177 Год назад

Hahah!!! Love the way you wrote that! Hillarious! Or maybe not 😅😅😅

@MsRafanatic Год назад

New trainers for Suley!

@runningchannel Год назад

Hahaha doesn’t he know it!

@ivylovesrunning Год назад

Well done everyone!

@D0NTREPLY Год назад

and they say the 100m sprint is impressive. i think this is the most difficult and most impressive running feat there is in all of sports.

@AnthonyMcqueen1987 Год назад

Well when you have over 20 years of professional running experience multiple world championships makes a big difference. Also he was born in Kenya where at a young age he was exposed to running in high altitudes. So no wonder not many people can keep up.

@willienganga Год назад

I was born in Kenya too, and I can barely run 😅.

@reijisan9852 Год назад

@@willienganga 😂😂

@styx85 11 месяцев назад

Not sure I could even get up to that pace, let alone sustain it 😅

@Beardy_Weirdy Год назад

Is 4 seconds a mile slower than his sub 2hr. So near as dammit doesn't matter. Guy is a machine

@clayafterson1051 Год назад

@19JSC92 Год назад

Can we see a challenge that puts Andy Vs Suley?

@MrTandtrollet Год назад

It looks really rough running on that treadmill, it looks super soft, like running in thick mud.

@sarag4743 Год назад

Suley, let us know the trainers you get! well done!

@runningchannel Год назад

Hahaha we’ll update you! Which ones do you think he should get? 🤔

@sarag4743 Год назад

@@runningchannel I think the New Balance FuelCell RC Elite v2 look fierce.

@devjon123 Год назад

@@runningchannel I'd get him some Hi Tec Silver Shadows for that early 80's vibe 😁

@AhmadIbrahimK91 Год назад

Andy could definitely have done more. Probably he underestimated the last runner.

@yinhoukhor7109 Год назад

I think I can do this. But it would have to be in my dreams.

@runningchannel Год назад

😂😂😂

@alertbri Год назад

Olympic Juice 😂

@andersonteo4879 Год назад

Sub 3 min per km pace is just insane!

@MoniqueLMontague Год назад

How far at Kipchoge works record pace? If I actually get up to that speed, I would be happy to last ten seconds!

@matejsebechlebsky12 Год назад

This is even harder because the air isn't cooling you down

@nataliekeller Год назад

Think it's safe to say I couldn't even reach that speed, let alone keep it going for 10 seconds!

@cornertocorner5074 Год назад

I'd manage about 3 second 😂😂

@LuisBecerra79 Год назад

Suley should get the Nike Alphaflys that kipchoge wore on that Berlin marathon, sign shoes and all, he deserves it. That pace is not easy 😜😜😆😆😁😁

@runningchannel Год назад

Don’t tell James that! 😂 would you give this place a go Luis?

@LuisBecerra79 Год назад

@@runningchannel I would definitely give it a go, but I might end up flying all the way back to the wall 🤣😂.

@mickcarroll1 Год назад

about 5 seconds.😱

@HeHasNoName Год назад

I Remember the first time I just tickled 2 hours for a half and was absolutely chuffed. Ive sped up a bit since then but basically the record is twice as far twice as fast, and well... LOL