Paul Chelimo - 5000m Specific Session (2mi, 1mi, 1mi, 800m) 

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Y’all sleepin on new gen track & field doe

@@lowercaseanye2701 new gen is more college than professional.

Truth

Elite gets sick but everyone else gets fine right?

He makes it look so easy doesn't he? Just so smooth and effortless, although obviously there is plenty of effort.

Kipchoge?

Hey man I think running 8 minute miles at 73 is great

That’s pretty impressive at 73, wow

Wow, I hope I'm running at your age! Especially that fast. Keep it up!

@@migueltrejo3877 Miguel to be exact I averaged 8:50’a mile in my last race 3.8 miles.

What a great sir

exactly bro. Thats what makes his stride look so smooth.

He seems a machine !!!

@@YoelMonsalve 😂😂 it’s so annoying. HOW.

Dopage claire

@@josiahkatomd6149 You have anger issues or something?

And dumb. He could easily have just stepped onto the grass infield, which is probably what Paul expected him to do.

@@randyevermore9323 he could shoot out to lane2 after curve to finish his 400m as already feeling wasted or just keep the inner lane1 and wait Paul to overtake.

@@19Kamau79 Sure, he could have done that, too. Just about anything would have been better than what he did. The last thing you want to do is risk injuring the best hope the U.S. has for an Olympic medal in the distance races.

I'm going to say that was the heat exhaustion... running that fast in that heat

what's so dangerous about that

He is on vehicle

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@@itsmerahul2352 whoooosh

@@itsmerahul2352 no he is running 🤦🏽‍♂️

Точнее будет сказать, что это бегущие ноги.

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I think that is 10k pace of him.

Slower than 10k pace actually

Ridiculous!

@@simonmarathoner Bro, 4minute km for me is a breeze in the park. If that is my half marathon pace, that sure is Chelimo's 10k stretch or cooldown lol!!!

​@@ascended174:32 mins per mile bro can't you read lmao

Ikr but he aswell had a 5k PB of sub 12:50 if I'm not mistaking

​@@robinbauer1975 Wikipedia says his PR is 12:57. He'd have the AR if it was sub-12:50, and he doesn't. Bernard Lagat does, at 12:53.

"Tokyo is gonna be hell... " You're right. I live just south of Tokyo, and running here between, say, 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. is pretty miserable. Right now the temperature is only 84 degrees, but the humidity is 89%. It will be much worse at the end of July and early Aug. The IOC should have scheduled the Games for October, which is when the '64 Tokyo Games were held, precisely because of the heat. And that was before global warming. But the IOC refused to do that because NBC didn't want a conflict with American football and the World Series in the fall. And NBC's money is apparently more important to the IOC than performance or even athlete safety.

@@randyevermore9323 I live in Kanto too and split my time btw Kichijoji and Chigasaki. It's hell. I cycle and run along the beach. Sweating bullets! Minerals and salt are gone so fast. Like you, I was like WTF!!!! when they announced these dates. It was clear Japan doesn't care about safety. They should have put their foot down to that NBC garbage. The heat is far worse than covid imo. I checked when the 64' games were and was just shocked at how stupid they were to move 2020 to July!!! Unreal. But hey, the Hakone Ekiden went off as normal this past January during a raging pandemic. Hundreds of thousands of people packed along the roads with no social distancing so no surprise they'd fold to IOC and BIG money. Not a peep from Japanese about these dates disparities. Safety is not part of Japanese culture. It's odd everyone thinks Japan is safe. The trains are an utter joke (crowded, no spacing) and have been the entire pandemic. Same for shopping. Outsiders don't know the hypocrisy of covid here in Japan. It's xenophobia covered with a covid fig leaf. I call Winter here my running season. The only time I can pick it up. It's a death march until October dude! Hang tough...

@@israel_started_it_ALL_in_1948 Hey, thanks, Kenji-san. I live in Chigasaki, and I can't imagine running anywhere in the Kanto area in the summer without the ocean breeze. Even so, I'll probably do more surfing and less running when things really heat up later this month. Unfortunately, I think you're probably right that Japan is to some extent using covid to cover its xenophobic instincts. On the other hand, I'm willing to credit the Japanese gov't for having the cajones to declare these Olys a spectator-free affair. I think that will make for pretty dull television -- and therefore decreased ratings -- which is exactly what NBC deserves. BTW, here's a video that shows that even in October of '64, the best marathoners in the world were dropping like flies due to the brutal heat and humidity in Tokyo: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-OxOdp8ka25U.html

You talking like he died recently

they’re called the nike streak lt. they’re racing/training spikes mostly made for and used by signed nike athletes or college athletes