Mo Farah win 21km 2022 Big Half London Half- marathon races (

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Results for the 2022 Vitality The Big Half.
Top Results Men
1. FARAH, Mo (GBR) - 1:01:49
2. ROWE, Jack (GBR) - 1:02:04
3. SMITH, Jake (GBR) - 1:02:10
4. BUTCHART, Andrew (GBR) - 1:02:59
5. AHMED, Omar (GBR) - 1:03:20
6. GHEBRESILASIE, Weynay (GBR) - 1:03:39
7. LEACH, Matt (GBR) - 1:04:06
8. CROSS, Ellis (GBR) - 1:04:20
9. CRAIG, Adam (GBR) - 1:05:27
10. SESEMANN, Philip (GBR) - 1:05:40
Top Results Women
1. MCCOLGAN, Eilish (GBR) - 1:07:35
2. PURDUE, Charlotte (GBR) - 1:10:15
3. HARRISON, Samanatha (GBR) - 1:10:22
4. THACKERY, Calli (GBR) - 1:12:01
5. TWELL, Stephaine (GBR) - 1:13:55
6. STYLES, Emma (GBR) - 1:14:19
7. NIMMOCK, Dani (GBR) - 1:15:22
8. GAUNT, Helen (GBR) - 1:18:16
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@yodalayheeloo2792 Год назад

Crazy to think that Eliud Kipchoge runs at a faster pace for twice the distance

@jesse6845 Год назад

Must be the shoes.

@easylihanstyle224 Год назад

For Kipchoge， it‘s aerobic exercise.

@itgamingke Год назад

@@jesse6845 bruh Kipchoge did beat MO Farah way back in an indoor race before even signing with Nike

@Sub-zero346 Год назад

@@jesse6845 ad love to see you in the same shoes and see what time you take to run the same

@haydenwittig8877 Год назад

Kipchoge would have jogged this race like a sunday long run.

@innodeus6694 Год назад

I also ran this today.!! About 50mins off the sir Mo though😅.

@andrewmcwilliam4342 Год назад

Well done mate!

@pandarcywalkington6595 Год назад

Same here… 1:58:10

@lizgreen2936 Год назад

Well done that's a great time... 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@unknowpeople1614 Год назад

You are a winner mate... congratulations... cheers from Malaysia

@sam-wv2ds Год назад

Congrats! ❤❤

@davidmaldonado5735 Год назад

Very impressive. It's just insane to think kipchoge was faster than that in both splits in his last marathon!😳

@MiShail7 Год назад

Kipchonge definately the goat

@jesse6845 Год назад

Must be the shoes.

@itgamingke Год назад

@@jesse6845 then why not wear them to run faster than him 🙄

@haydenwittig8877 Год назад

@@jesse6845 Everyones wearing the Alphaflys or Vaporflys Kipchoge is mins ahead of all of them so its not the shoes.

@JayB2 Год назад

I'm very glad to see this. Mo is one of my favorites. He has been struggling recently & I thought he was going to retire. But now I hope he pushes on. I want to see him run something special, hopefully a pb in the London full marathon.

@Alex-pr6zv Год назад

Once again an impressive performance by Sir Mo, whose main opponent now is surely time itself. The media should stop badgering him about when he's going to retire. I'd love to see him go on indefinitely like the legendary Steve Moneghetti, who's still going strong. Oh, yes, and there are some British and European Masters records up for grabs next year.

@szymon6207 Год назад

Time 1:02:52 H.Szost

@wlycdgrTheEverydayWorld 2 месяца назад

Indeed, why should he stop? At every age, there's an opportunity to set a new WR for that age. And the older he gets, the more meaningful those records become.

@oktoberwolfe2726 Год назад

Good seeing MO still running. He just puts out a vibe to get out there and run. Haile , MO, and KB all got me into distance running. Not Olympian by any means. But got me out there to rack up miles.

@JHind14 Год назад

Great event really enjoyed yesterday. My target time was around 1:25 and I managed a 1:24.12. Very tough course for anyone thinking about doing it next year, Limehouse tunnel and the cobbled streets on the way back to Tower Bridge were the two toughest sections for me. Well done to everyone who participated.

@Moochel Год назад

I hated the cobbles 😄

@JHind14 Год назад

@@Moochel I think everyone did on the day 😀 the course was a lot tougher than I expected

@JHind14 Год назад

@B45 I hope your health improves and you can make it someday. Wishing you well 👍🏻

@DeeKay1911 Год назад

Amazing time! Doing CPH Half this Sunday and my aim is 1.35

@JHind14 Год назад

@@DeeKay1911 best of luck Dennis I hope it goes well for you 💪🏼💪🏼

@vegan_sanjaykohli_21 Год назад

2:02 *That wheel chair guy oh god hats off to his spirit made me cry* ♥️♥️♥️♥️

@Jorge-nm3cx Год назад

The Way Mo Farah runs is just incredible. Amazing.

@workouteveryday Год назад

I agree with you

@manuelpastrana1526 10 месяцев назад

I went from very little running to running 2 half marathons within a month, training for 4 months both times finished a little more than 2 hrs. How people do it within an hr is amazing.

@CaptureAsia 10 месяцев назад

Many years of training, most of them started really young, participated in a lot of competition. I think u ran pretty good from little to something.

@manuelpastrana1526 10 месяцев назад

@@CaptureAsia thank you

@Stephangarcia79 Год назад

I’m 43..still trying to reach the 1:30:00..hopefully this winter..🙏 That being said..damn Mo looks good, Mccolgan runs like Conor mantz

@rollingknight2012 Год назад

Keep getting after it. You got 90min!

@andtewlonsdale8047 Год назад

Dead easy. Get yahself some blood bags. Testosterone .EPO n some bread and water just like all of um..you'll crack it chief

@waleedsulaiman651 Год назад

Im 41, trying to hit sub 1.40.. Started running at 39, never ran a km before then. Pb 10km 43min, 21km 1:43. I'm doing my 1st marathon in October.... sub 1:30 is really good. One can only ever appreciate these times if you yourself run

@Ultrarunnerdad Год назад

@@waleedsulaiman651 You'll get there, I managed a 1:37 aged 49, only started running at 46 (I ran 2:15 halfs a few times before putting in some proper HM training) Want a 90 min next!

@waleedsulaiman651 Год назад

@@Ultrarunnerdad thats super impressive... Hopefully I will get that sub 1:40 soon... Sub 90, now that will be something....

@theunknown21329 Год назад

Bekele, Farah and Kipchoge. 3 gods of distance running.

@workouteveryday Год назад

great...great..great

@Luwabi212 Год назад

It’s crazy how can be so dominant for so long absolutely incredible

@benitoramirez6523 Год назад

I like mo f. De way he runs ,congratulations Mo from California USA

@thepsychologist8159 Год назад

"De way he runs" - Oh, you mean 'the' way he runs. Got it.

@jayure1346 Год назад

@The Psychologist 🤓

@reginaldofranca1740 Год назад

Parabéns pó essa grande transmissão

@c.g3692 Год назад

Such a cool event !!!!!!! just discovered it... I'll be there in 2023 (From paris)

@Isael43 Год назад

Bom revê-lo Mor farah de volta!!

@rubencanales4889 Год назад

Running my first half marathon in 48 hours in nyc, I'm nervous and excited at the same time

@szymon6207 Год назад

Have sound start the race with MLG HORN ?

@therookpiece Год назад

Yep, I represented today. Not my best but did okay. Just got back to Leeds. Tea, toast and this. Thanks for uploading

@felipesaucedoflores61 Год назад

Que gran logro y triunfo de Eilis McColgan, teniendo en cuenta que es una atleta que también compite en los 3000, 5000 y 10000 metros.

@lionheart4552 Год назад

Hussein Abdi Kahin aka Sir Mo Farah , ran a good race.

@runningschoolofhannover3386 Год назад

great. congratulations. very impressive run done by him👌🙂🚀🏃‍♂️

@marcinsmolak7399 Год назад

Just finished today 1;26;00

@damarisduna Год назад

Nice to see Mo still running. That's a very good time.

@hungrymichigander Год назад

360p still exists? :(

@lukeblankenship8424 Год назад

Sir Mo Farah is an incredible athlete. To be 39 and still CRUSHING is so cool.

@winningpost1000 Год назад

He is a disgrace

@lean2281 Год назад

@@winningpost1000 ?

@jaircorreia Год назад

Parabéns pelo seu trabalho!

@Gws525 Год назад

Respect to that girl Purdue. So small, has to work so hard to stay at that pace, wow.

@natesilvers2166 Год назад

Being short = being super light. The taller you are the more weight you have to carry with the same engine inside.

@Gws525 Год назад

@@natesilvers2166 yeh obviously. Completely not the point. There are plenty of people similar weight who arent 5 foot tall. Regardless of the engine, it's still considerably harder for her to keep up at that level. Speaking as a runner who is 97kg, I am well aware of the impact weight has on running.

@natesilvers2166 Год назад

@@Gws525 longer legs do not make it easier to run long distance it makes it harder speaking as a 6'4" runner that's why you don't see tall guys winning marathons

@Gws525 Год назад

@Nate Silvers obvious having a tiny step makes it harder. As does Being 6'4, heavy, and gangly with a bollix awkward stride. Outliers on both sides.

@natesilvers2166 Год назад

Being tall doesn't mean awkward stride I always get compliments on mine (I started out as a barefoot road runner). Also being short doesnt mean tiny stride Kenesia Bekele has longest distance runner stride and hes very short. It is the difference of weight which makes it harder. Two runners both with en elite BMI of 19 short guy will be 120lb tall guy 155lb that's a lot of extra weight to haul imagine strapping 35lb to the short guys back he's gonna be way slower. You will never see a tall guy win an elite marathon it's the short guys who weigh nothing

@hufemeve Год назад

Mo looks really smooth 😎

@emuahd7713 Год назад

やはり生ける伝説は何歳になっても強い、、！！

@szymon6207 Год назад

WR 57:32 kibiwott kandle Valencia 6.12.2020

@yangambono6668 23 дня назад

I like long strides of MO Farah

@user-ud5mu2rj2m Месяц назад

Congrats from BODOLAND India

@powelei1372 Год назад

What a coincidence that this video lasts the same as Bekele's personal best in marathon

@luzacosta4932 Год назад

4.76 minutes per mile for 13 miles is insane.

@lean2281 Год назад

Yeah it’s joocy

@patrickedwards5804 Год назад

I think, just by a whisker, the overheard mutterings of the production team on the bike is slightly more interesting than the official commentary..

@icrlp0570 Год назад

female commentator's really good i think

@icrlp0570 Год назад

(but know what you mean re the bike)

@GeoAce777 Год назад

relaxing voices😌

@patrickedwards5804 Год назад

@@GeoAce777 yes, suppose so. But to be honest, I usually turn the commentary down for races. Important to keep your critical faculties sharp by providing your commentary on the stream of unfolding reality..

@jasperherr8694 Год назад

I have never seen such big sparkly necklace on a long distance runner. Nice, I'm going to put on my chunky statement necklace for my next marathon.

@abhilashachaudhary9114 Год назад

My respect for cameraman is increasing day by day

@LionelBaronArtiste Год назад

this Mo is very strong! this is where we see the great champions! in the end: he gives the impression of warming up with the 4 guys and then towards the end, for 800 meters he accelerates to make the hole, then he stays between his 1st breath and 2nd breath, before accelerating again ! but everything is well dosed perfectly, that said good resistance from Rowe and Smith. Mo at the end ... we can see that he still has some under his feet

@workouteveryday Год назад

Congratulation Mo Farah, you're best athlete marathon

@jamievidd775 Год назад

Every guy looked like they were sprinting while Mo looks like he’s jogging.

@sunny19886 Год назад

Cant Believe to see Nick Bester there too, well done from Adidas!

@cber5077 Год назад

Excellent race coverage, but needs camera stabilization 🤣

@Blackdog4818 Год назад

Besides planes, if I were going to make a case for the "Matrix"...I'd say running 13 miles at a 4:41 pace would be the one that seemed impossible.

@Felipe-xe8hh Год назад

Valeu pelo upload.

@mohdasimyusree8449 Год назад

16:23 Did Jack Smith just waved at the camera? Very relax & enjoying the race

@theandroids 8 месяцев назад

Mo looks early 30's. Geez! Running is the fountain of youth.

@infinitegaming1015 Год назад

Lots of best athletics athletes

@keegancan Год назад

Anybody have any tips for running? I’m doing a half marathon on Sunday. Thankyou.

@s34nvideos Год назад

0:49 Charlotte Perdue looks a bit like Galen Rupp lol

@mrtwostrike Год назад

Da fuq 😂

@claverpcEnglish Год назад

UK residents actually run throughout the race, unlike us Africans who turn it into a walking race, however much our Extremes are really talented😊

@Miguel-pw8jn Год назад

Stop differences WE are all human.

@claverpcEnglish Год назад

😂😂😂😂not that..... actually saying it out of enjoying the sport

@claverpcEnglish Год назад

@B45 😂😂😂😂All in the pipeline!!!

@claverpcEnglish Год назад

@B45...😂😂😂😂.... And my first comment abt was appreciating how everyone there runs !!!!

@claverpcEnglish Год назад

I wasnt intending to create differences, was just doing an honest comparison... actually I love it wen Western athletes do well in long-distance!!...it breaks the monotony of East Africans winning..this is Sport, fun comparison is a must😊

@arpitpanditg1796 Год назад

My 21 km timing is 125 minutes 😃

@narucy56 Год назад

Very fast enough

@TremendousSax Год назад

Good on you! Great time

@sunny19886 Год назад

how is the recovery going? My Knee was in bad pain i did it just under 1:27

@Azadbhagatbose Год назад

Pandits ran faster to temples, to collect some advantageous merits from shudras.

@kalyankalyan22 4 месяца назад

Anyone here after maharshi movie

@ahmadfarizbinmokhtar7106 Год назад

Crazy to think that Eliud Kipchoge would still win if Mo join this race after Eliud had already ran 21km

@lr4796 Год назад

🎶"Saka and Emile Smith Rowe" 🎶

@kiyagajohn1871 Год назад

Wawoooooo am happy to see my bro running very confatable

@williamparker1085 Год назад

it must be a life affirming thing just to complete one of these

@Vilhelmina75 Год назад

What shoes mo farah use?

@thepsychologist8159 Год назад

Gee, big contrast between the smooth, rhythmic and symmetrical technique of Mo Farah compared to the rather clunky technique of Ailish McCorgan.

@keeper4299 Год назад

That maybe true in certain aspects, but her success at world level suggests it doesn't hinder Eilish too much.

@thepsychologist8159 Год назад

@@keeper4299 Well true, but I wonder how much faster she would be if her technique was more refined? I also think she uses a lot more energy with her swaying arm swings and bouncy stride.

@aviationfansalbania2332 Год назад

He deserves to win

@thijssmudde Год назад

Don't put spoilers in the title please!

@Issajedda Год назад

C'est vraiment géniale

@mudbrayFC Год назад

Eliud Kipchoge beat them all halfway through his marathon today😮

@eatdrinkrunwalk Год назад

Yeah that's how crazy fast he went smashing his own record..which meant his 21km during the full marathon is even faster than this race's champion!

@lichcho5744 Год назад

giải này a tham gia à

@fatmasnabi8168 Год назад

Dude i ran 12km in 1h7mi' !!!! That's an insaaaaane pace

@fresh-er8427 Год назад

While i ran 10km for below hour. Mostly 58 mins.. 😢

@jacobjackson1212 Год назад

Mo farahs move: 51:05

@johanahmad325 11 месяцев назад

What shoes does he wear.

@Jesusisgod444 Год назад

wow 🤩 those gentleman athletes on the wheelchair are phenomenal!

@szymon6207 Год назад

world mistake record 4 min 18 sec

@Jesusisgod444 Год назад

@@szymon6207 world mistake?

@johnfarrell5075 Год назад

Was he tested afterwards???

@joz7827 Год назад

Biggest spoiler ever that title … never mind, watching it for the whole battle

@aliftegarsw6667 Год назад

di awal start aja pacenya dah kenceng njirr...gk kebayang nafasnya kek mana kuatnya itu

@mjakadash1159 Год назад

So many runners for a 21km yoooh

@danielcharlton5159 11 месяцев назад

What a runner

@hasaneurope4603 Год назад

HAIL TO THE QUEEN RIP QUEEN OF ENGLAND WE WILL MISS YOU, 🙏✍💎🌻🌻🌻🌼🌼🌼🌷🌷🌷

@phil-zz5hk Год назад

at the beginning the commentator said the London marathon was the 2nd October . wrong it was 25th September .

@leopard6158 Год назад

Where is chris thompson ?! 😭🔥

@antonioaranda9421 Год назад

Que paso con Mexicanos Maratonistas?

@clayafterson1051 Год назад

Mccolgan has a very interesting running style. To me it seems a little forced but it could just be natural. I feel like if she ran a bit more smoothly she could easily run a faster time.

@user-td1gf2if7x 28 дней назад

3페이스로 하프 한시간이엿구나... 킵쵸 2페이스로 달리다니 거리 두배...강자들이 많다...

@chaybonao 10 дней назад

hello guys

@johnmarktamano8834 Год назад

Why is it that in the Copenhagen Half, the first fifteen made a sub 60min?

@marty232 Год назад

FARAH RUNS LIKE A 5K RUNNER YOU COULD SEE HE WAS GOING TO WIN

@imamulo5884 Год назад

amazing

@YlfsNumbers 4 месяца назад

4x sub 15min 5k. Monster monster fast

@williamparker1085 Год назад

she looks so ungainly but is obviously very good, a very open style of running

@chicnoir29 Год назад

Yes she has a very “interesting” running style🤣

@basudebsahoo4986 Год назад

Good running 👍

@aztidaymiranda701 Год назад

Runs in Coamo ( 21 km )Puerto Rico ,

@Akira3632 Год назад

สุด

@alluriyadavfitness2307 Год назад

Mo 🏃🏃🏃🎉🥳👍👏

@daudiahomar8367 Год назад

Mo Farah, for Somalia 🇸🇴 forever😅😅😅😅

@adityarajdev1 Год назад

Just imagine running at 25 kmph for an hour straight… bonkers.. most treadmills max out at 20 kmph. Doing even a minute at 20kmph almost breaks the rib cage of an average person like me.. imagine doing that for another 59 minutes or 120 minutes for a full marathon. Nuts !!!!!