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One year on from announcing the INEOS 1:59 Challenge, Eliud Kipchoge reflects on the moment he, together with INEOS, made history and proved that No Human Is Limited in 1:59:40.2.
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@thangarajmj5814 4 года назад

Kipchoge's WIfe : Honey dinner will be served in 2 hours. Kipchoge : I'll go for a quick marathon.

@rooiboquality6603 4 года назад

sexist

@joshuaantao6017 4 года назад

some random kid 🤦‍♂️

@doctoroftardis5135 3 года назад

@@rooiboquality6603 how is it sexist?

@ANTo-vn6ic 3 года назад

Haha =))

@randyevermore9323 2 года назад

@@rooiboquality6603silly

@CuanWalker 4 года назад

The greatest ever moment in sporting history

@blackwatch_TV 4 года назад

Cuan Walker it was a very special unrivaled moment indeed

@luistovar6624 4 года назад

You dammmmmm right 🙏🏻🙌🏼👌👌👌👌👌👌

@thelegends222 3 года назад

100% agree

@mercadocliffjohnp.225 3 года назад

I Agree

@blaakcoffee 2 года назад

Indeed!! Nothing greater!!!

@jessetaylor3552 4 года назад

Stood at the finish line for two hours before the start of the event (having flown from Australia the day before). Stayed at the team hotel and managed to go for a run with some of the pacers the day after. Such a privilege. My arms feature several times in this video and the top of my head at one point. Almost famous.

@lcberchtold1208 4 года назад

Jesse Taylor as well as famous! ;D

@Ticoboeren 4 года назад

Same here. :-) But I came a much shorter way; from Norway. Or from Doha and the WC actually.

@DmitriPisarev 4 года назад

I came from Moscow, a bit shorter, but still ;-) I enjoyed running on the track right after the event, trying to stay on the same path as Eliud, the atmosphere was so amazing!

@TadyZaZ 4 года назад

Seeing Eliud finishing makes my eyes watery EVERY SINGLE TIME.

@28mouse85 4 года назад

The way he points at his face/eyes then the crowd ruins me

@foxprince4912 4 года назад

That happy moment

@seer1623 Год назад

I thought I was the only one. I watch this race and his WRs over and over. I love the dichotomy of this magnificent athlete: so humble and unassuming on the one hand, but he pounds his chest triumphantly as he decimates another elite field crossing the finish line. And so many great athletes celebrate right along with him, which testifies to what a sweet, likeable guy he is.

@lucasc9628 4 года назад

Please release all parts together as a full documentary

@marlinweekley51 4 года назад

So he runs 4:24 a mile for 26 miles then decides it’s “time to sprint”!!! Unbelievable ! And want a super nice human , a true world hero. 😀

@timothysullivan4759 2 года назад

It’s 4:34 but yeah

@idrish.7449 Год назад

A true superhuman in every sense of the word he is. He was composed and not out of breath after finishing the marathon.

@idrish.7449 Год назад

@@timothysullivan4759 wow 10 seconds difference

@jaganraajan2384 4 года назад

Such humbleness in his character, even after making history. Truly a role model for everyone.

@rogerwilcox8084 4 года назад

I don't think a lot of people realise how quick this is! 2:50 km splits! I would struggle to do 1k at that pace and he's doing 42 just amazing

@yahyatarin2988 Год назад

And more amazing thing is that he makes it so effortless this is so immense

@yijuntey Год назад

the 1:59 challenge inspired me so much, i was 18 when Eliud achieved this and thats when i got into running (i was a swimmer in highschool), 2 years later and I completed my first marathon, half marathon, won my first duathlon and just got 2nd place in my age category in my first triathlon.

@AndreasJohanns 4 года назад

This was indeed a dance of running, a flight of rare talent and imagination. When Eliud said the people were chanting "Please do this for us," I cried.

@malikamadouseidoumossi7705 4 года назад

I cant get tired of washing this video. I remember crying when he got to the finish line 😭. What an inspiration. There is nothing you cannot achieve if you work hard for it.

@luistovar6624 4 года назад

For real bro me to 👌

@travelinquaker8598 4 года назад

Beautiful to hear Eliud's thoughts on the day

@rcranes2227 Год назад

It was the middle of the night where I lived while I was watching this live. I decided to go to the garage where I had my bike trainer and try to complete a virtual climb of Passo Stelvio in under 2 hours while I watched Eliud try for his marathon. I took inspiration from watching him every second while I tried to pace myself for my own challenge. In the end, it took me an extra half hour but I enjoyed every minute of watching this event, alone in the garage, pushing myself to my max and screaming for him during the last kilometer with what little breath I had to spare. It is one of the most memorable moments I've had just being alone.

@LorenzoBarichello Год назад

I am sure that this is one of the most beautiful moments of mankind. It really encapsulates everything we can do when we work together for the good. It is actually a miracle.

@theblock6168 4 года назад

When Eliud go’s past the finish line everyone gets goosebumps.

@BjahhmedAthl 4 года назад

Yo this is the best Kipchoge montage I’ve ever seen

@GabrielCerna 4 года назад

Im just glad this happened before the pandemic. Such an amazing feat for human endeavor!

@marlinweekley51 4 года назад

Gabriel Cerna I am 69. Iam glad it happened in my lifetime 😀🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️

@octaviasithole3621 4 года назад

It was brilliant. Transitions of pacers were seamless. I still get goosebumps watching this!!! It was like watching a running ballet! Absolutely beautiful. Good to hear from Eliud, the legend of our time.

@venkateshreddy3081 4 года назад

💥💥ELUID KIPCHOGE 💥💥 🙏🙏 LIVING LEGEND 🙏🙏 🔥🔥LIMITS BREAKER 🔥🔥

@DarrenBates 4 года назад

The 'Apollo' moment in marathon running. I'll never forget it.

@muhammadayisyuddin4729 2 года назад

Remember my name , one day i will be the world champion in marathon and do the same history like Eliud Kipchoge . Thanks for the big inspiration 💪

@mentuenbaankh7234 2 года назад

Damn!!. Tears came to my eyes watching this. What a moment that was!..Blessed love from Guyana🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾

@zackeriah87 4 года назад

I was watching live in Chicago! It was very late but I stayed up and watched the entire race. Eliud is such a pure soul. So happy for him!

@hufemeve 4 года назад

Given the current circumstances when the entire World is enduring what is perhaps the greatest challenge of our time - I personally cannot find better inspiration, motivation and reference to face the current events than marathon itself embodied by Eliud Kipchoge & his unique achievement. We the World are about to embark in the most important marathon of our lives - The one to save Humanity altogether. Thank you Eliud 🙏🙏

@teodorandersen9749 3 года назад

Love this man. The humility he shows despite achievements of this calibre is simply as big a gift to the world as showing that humans can achieve anything through hard work.

@jaclynrobyn271 2 года назад

This guy is genuinely so humble and peaceful. The world does not deserve this man!

@loctran2637 4 года назад

"i was really i had to sprint" 11:33 This man makes me sprint for his jogging pace. wtf is his sprinting pace then?

@marcusroy8185 4 года назад

Probably the greatest sporting achievement ever

@connorbell4658 4 года назад

The most underrated for sure

@madametrafficjam8347 3 года назад

Until he does it in a "real" marathon So the world record can be official at sub2

@andrea1995ri 4 года назад

9:56 I think that's where you can truly appreciate the pace they were going at, the wide shots give it more justice!

@ccbfernandez 3 года назад

Running..... No equipment, no fancy gear, no tools!! Just you! Your hard work! Your determination! Your mind! Your spirit! Your soul! Absolutely love this documentary!!

@josephinesosingot-raisanen6743 4 года назад

I cry all the time when I watch him..what a wonderful human being

@keithvictor9290 Год назад

I'm Kenyan and I know it was great seeing Eliud kipchoge do this...but also the manager was on his bike all through. He was there to encourage him,make sure he's okay and lastly make sure he finished. Bigup to the management and the pacemakers and fans. Bigup to his manager Valentijn.

@tamasszanka5866 4 года назад

I was there, 200m from the finish line! So happy that atlethics is developing towards these special occasions to explore absolute performance.

@BjarkeRasmussen_NexGenPerform 4 года назад

11:27 “and when i Saw that the clock is really on a positive Way. Then I was really happy and I had to sprint” dude you are already sprinting and have done so for over 1 and a Half hours😂😂

@luizpaulocastilho7779 4 года назад

How not cry with that? This is more than a record, this is a mind changing . Eliud achieve a place with the greats humans in history, not just in sports, simple like that. Now I believe, no human is limited.

@kennethmcwilliam186 4 года назад

I didn’t realise that there was pretty much the entire top ten world runners there to enjoy that experience!

@geronim042 3 года назад

When you sprint at the end of a marathon and don’t even look like it.... because you were sprinting all along. History !

@rafikurniawan7095 4 года назад

“Very easy to say, to run 26.2 miles 42.2 km under 2 hour.” Also me : oh okay

@beatricechemutai5889 Год назад

Me I may finish but imediately after I will die on the spot

@lou8828 7 месяцев назад

Just can’t stop watching this video. Love this runner!

@martyn9457 4 года назад

man ima cry right now this is just beautiful

@vivek95pv14 Год назад

Really great man ur a legend nd inspiration for millions

@ioankornuta5229 4 года назад

4:46 ...it was a looooong flat :D

@anthonym8345 4 года назад

Thanks for this great video of such a great moment in history. I believe at 4:37 Eliud is saying “not so good for the mind” in terms of the course being flat as difficult mentally, as for runners a long flat course is daunting compared to twists and turns on a course.

@dmitriydruzhinin2032 3 года назад

Thank you for putting this video together.

@theunknown21329 Год назад

Just fills me with tears everytime. So inspirational!

@jyothishchandran 3 года назад

Man..how can u be so simple.. my true inspiration.. tears falling..i bow my head..all the prayersfor your 2020 lon marathon..

@tavernofheart 3 года назад

Kipchoge's kids : Dad, pick me up at school in 2 hours Kipchoge : sure let me go run a marathon first.

@biswajitkhan4516 4 года назад

Legend 🙏🙏❤️

@cHawk93 4 года назад

Thanky you Eliud for beeing such a huge inspiration!

@sol029 3 года назад

Just incredible. This man is an absolute gem of a human being. Truly an inspiration to us all.

@182mattyboy 4 года назад

Amazing, was truest the greatest event I’ve ever witnessed in my life, Eliud you are an inspiration to me and many around the world keep spreading the message. No human is limited

@greganikin7003 Год назад

Still gives me goosebumps! Amazing moments! What a team! What a work was done! Cheer up to The Greatest Eliud!

@justinbell700 11 месяцев назад

Such a great man

@JoaoVitorWildRift 4 года назад

Great. What they did was and will always be great !!

@aryaabikash4642 Год назад

Ohh God ..! No words to say ... God bless u Man......U r a true inspiration for all sports persons... Feeling Lucky to watch u running....

@scoop0122 3 года назад

Greatest Marathon Runner of all time and an incredible human being. Inspirational

@ferguscurrie1945 4 года назад

This guy is just so inspiring

@runwithxa 4 года назад

🙏🏽 thank you

@kensimiyu5926 Год назад

This is an ordinary man doing extraordinary things for humanity man in kenya I remember that day everything came to a stand still its an air of optimism kip as fondly called had to do it ,whole generation and many more will be inspired to dream big,run big do big things for posterity

@MrHorvatski Год назад

What a Great Man!!!

@uatsman 4 года назад

A cada superação a minha admiração por este homem cresce. O cara que prova que o impossível é possível, mas não é para todos.

@chayvui 4 года назад

Please show more 4 parts during quarantine. most inspiring marathoner ever

@running.worldwide 4 года назад

It’s 2:30 AM and I’m wide awake because of this new and completely unexpected part 5 to the documentary!

@jesselopes845 4 года назад

Esse dia foi incrível, mto emocionante a chegada, parabéns pra organização, mto top.... Esse cara é único.

@cristianogeraldo6464 4 года назад

Parabéns você é uma inspiração para muita gente . Você mostrou que apesar da dificuldades nunca devemos desistir 👏👏👏👏👏

@Tommie_Runz 4 года назад

I love the one team captain that runs like the cop from Terminator!!! 😂😂😂

@stefan2338 4 года назад

Amazing, but actually the Monza run was even more fascinating. Before Monza everyone thought that the idea of a 2h marathon was just crazy, afterwards it was just 25s away.

@nyangweso 3 года назад

So right!! That's the thing about Monza! It really wasn't a failure. I know he would have loved to have achieved a sub-two-hour marathon on his first go at it but the fact that he was 25 seconds (or 26 seconds for 1:59:59) away was mind-blowing. It was like "Oh wait, this is actually possible?" He just needed to shed one second per mile which is nothing compared to shedding a couple of minutes. The Monza run was pivotal. It also showed that if anyone was going to do this, it was definitely going to be Kipchoge. The commitment, the focus, the consistency, the mindset. It's hard to find all those particular necessities in a single person. He is the stuff of legends.