Workout Wednesday: Elle Purrier 2xMile/4x800/4x400 

I Think there all goodr’s!

They’re Oakley!

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@@mnkpop5858 what?

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They WERE making it look easy.

@Sue McDonald Fitness 400 jog after the miles, would have to guess on the 8's, I'd say 2 minutes, and 90 seconds on the 1/4's!

University. They’re the only Americans that claim they know how to run.

To be fair they train different distances Elle Purrier is more of a mile/2 miler runner Gidey is geared toward the 5k and 10k so the volume in their training is different

@@samanimations2002 Gidey, Hassan and Ayana are on another level. Purrier needs to train with men, as did Dibaba, to get the most out of her abilities. Of course Dibaba's coach was caught in Spain with syringes filled with PEDs, nevertheless, it's a mentality which she should adopt.

Not a chance. It takes a strong diet to perform in this manner.

@@RobertLinthicum There are ultra marathon runners and iron maners with a vegan diet so it's definitely doable to be an athlete only with plant based proteins

@@TremendousSax Try running this fast and staying vegan. Impossible.

@@RobertLinthicum there are quite a few Olympic runners that are vegan. It’s absolutely possible to perform without eating animal based foods.

Are you for real? How about we don’t comment on women’s bodies?

Sounds like someone is jealous.. These women know their bodies, and they are awesome.

@@laurenbooth227I’m definitely for real. More real and realistic than most people. it has nothing to do with the fact that they are women. I would say the same if they were men. Would you also be bothered if I make the same comment on men? Probably not. That makes you the problem. Not me. I changed it to athletes, to make the remark gender neutral. But there are a lot of issues in the female athlete world that dew people dare to talk about. More people should be aware!!

@@TheLjel no. I don’t want to be like that. Knowing your body and being healthy are two separate things. Athletes like this in general: They want the speed, the distance. They are sponsored. They need to. Most are told by their trainer to loose more weight. Everybody puts pressure on them. And then you do things to try and get faster or further. Sometimes it’s even an addiction. Most often people develop eating disorders. This is serious! It is as general problem, see also: pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/106/3/610

Elle looks like the most healthy woman I've ever seen. Of course, I'm not a doctor and I haven't done a thorough physical evaluation, but I am willing and available.