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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2024
- It's genuinely hard to believe...
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Some people who will compete in the Paris Olymics were not even Born when Kipchoge got his first title. THAT is crazy.
That was actually already true last year. Erriyon Knighton for example.
Man this guy is persistent with his scams 👆🏾
I run chasing my PBs and SBs for almost 20 years and I am a smoker. I am 45 years old now. After watching this video I am going to do my best to stop this bad habit. Thank you TRP! You are a real inspiration!
Give it hell. You got this
Gl bro, stay strong 👊🏻
Love the motivation. If you haven't checked them out, I recommend the book Atomic Habits and the RUclips video, Everything You Know About Addiction is Wrong
I'm a smoker runner too. Only marijuana though. Not going to lie it somehow helps me tap into this zone where I can have better breath control and a clearer mind. I feel like running high also helps me with endurance because it kinda numbs the pain in my legs as well. But thats just me. Its not for everyone
Please give this awful habit - I don’t want to read about man dying during afternoon run !
Videos for long distance running are rare nowadays. Appreciate the upload.
you must be new around here
@@papaflores3084 You seem new. I'm sure the owner of the channel and regular viewers know what I mean. :)
Not on this channel they're not... He has a lot of lovely long distance pieces here.
I am a simple man, I see Eliud Kipchoge, I click.
Just his face on the screen .. i click
It’s amazing how he has remained relatively injury free over such a long period hopefully more greatness awaits him.
...the secret is in the training. No treadmills, no tarmac and as little on prepared surfaces. It's all dirt roads, tracks and grass fields helping to keep the stress on joints and feet at a minimum.
@@tomm487 Yes, those things help, but many elite runners do everything you list and still get injured. In terms of his favourable injury history, Eliud is just blessed with good genetics and luck in how his body has grown and developed. Don't forget Eliud trains exactly the same as everyone else at his Kaptagat training camp.
@Anna Meredith Very true, and I think this applies to most elites in general - many runners have the motivation and drive for success, and many do all the right things to avoid injury, but the set of runners we see at the top are generally the ones who could handle the training and not get injured.
@Anna Meredith Staying injury free is the best talent you can have.
He just runs too fast for the injuries to catch up with him. 😁😆
I love this channel…it renewed my love for track and field but most importantly the objectivity and passion in it makes it a joy to follow. So many channels are biased to one nation and many commentators have no respect for African and global athletes…you always take time to pronounce names correctly and give equal attention to athletic success regardless of where the person is from. Keep up the good work!
Facts
Endorsed‼️
Fax
This channel is also one of my favs.
I agree. Wish there was a channel like this for field events.
EK is gifted no doubt! I opine that what sets him apart is his laser-like focus ( I saw from the Ineos 159 Doccie, that he stays in camp during training season and has delegated management of the family business to his able wife) & work ethic-a potent mix. Hoping he will grace the Paris Olympics for yet another splendid performance.
@F Swimmblader lol
To say someone is gifted, is an insult. It assumes that they have natural ability not gifted to others, and that they have no need to dedicate their lives to a hard rigorous training regime.
@F Swimmblader If it was nonsense, please amplify.
@F Swimmblader As if being gifted doesn't contribute to such feats and the repetition of them over an extended period of time. Plus a cocktail of clever doping regimes being the icing on the cake.
@F Swimmblader And you know this how? What conclusive evidence do you have?
he is my (and i am sure many more) inspiration to become a habitual runner. absolute ICON.
kenenisa bekele still could have challenged him if he was at his best. injuries and health issues made him go down. at his best he was invincible.
I'm still convinced Bekele had a chance to run well at the 2021 Olympics but for one reason or another he wasn't selected for the Games by the Ethiopian team. At his best, Bekele was practically unbeatable like you said (at least on the track), and with a 2:01:41 marathon PB in 2019, I'd say he still has a few world class marathons in his legs.
But he wasn’t, that’s the whole point
@@lotty4006 agreed
@@lotty4006 exactly!
@@lotty4006 exactly. This only makes what Kipchoge has accomplished even more impressive.
Edna Kiplangat achieved a 4th place time at Boston this year. At the time, she was 42. I have no doubt that Kipchoge has Atleast a couple more years to go
I have noticed that elite women can run well into their 40's, but it is rarely the case with men. Hopefully Eliud proves me wrong
Been a minute since a Kipchoge vid. Always appreciate the marathon content.
I mean Bekele did run the 2:01:41 marathon and has been challenging the world’s best times for a few years now despite inconsistencies. These don’t technically count as global titles but I still feel it shouldn’t go without saying. In a way, he’s still also competing at the top of the world in the marathon, even if he hasn’t happened to lift any official global titles.
Very true. I considered adding world marathon majors to this list but for the record books kept it at Olympic or world championship victories.
came here to say the exact same thing. he has been on the pointy end of marathons ever since he retired. had a lot of troubles with injuries though
We shouldn't forget Haile, how many years between his first and last world record? and how many of them he actually broke?
The woman’s diving gold medalist last Olympics was 14 I think making her born in 2006, 3 years after Kipchoges 5000m world championship win.
Thank you so much for this beautiful emotional video 🤗
TRP. An amazing, truly fantastic, video. Well researched, top quality and very well presented. This video could go as a "filler" video for any of the main networks, Sports programs. Many thanks. Cheers.
Kipchoge is invincible right now! What a Legend. Thank you for well presented awesome content✌️
6:00 -- When a Gold medalist comes into the final stretch, and you can't even see his competition in the screen....that's domination on a whole other level. You know how rare that is? To finish so far ahead , even in a marathon, that nobody else is even in view?
Kipchoge is without a doubt the GOAT of running. He's accomplished everything you could possibly accomplish in this sport and still continues to impress and improve. When he eventually retires, we will look back and tell our children about his greatness because I doubt it will ever be replicated. The duration and consistency is just jaw dropping
You heard of Haile Gebreselassie
@@random-zb7fp and? Doesn’t make Kipchoge any less of a runner.
Dominating Marathoning for so long at this level is unheard of.
We’ve heard of track athletes dominating their events … but not Marathoning. That’s why he’s so incredible
@@RunForPeace-hk1cu Gebreselassie dominated everything...
I think Usain Bolt would've been up there too without injuries.
@@BlackSpiderPro Bolt is still absolutely the GOAT in short-distance, 2008 olympics performances and 9:58 seal the deal completely. Kipchoge is absolutely the GOAT in long-distance. It's useless to try to compare and find out the best runner of all time overall, as short distance and long distance are just too different and there never was an event where they could reasonably be compared.
Man, your writing is so on point ! you are hell of a story teller... I watch your videos like a movie !
Dude I love this channel so much lol the dudes voice and it’s just entertaining bro
I absolutely love everything about Kipchoge and who he is. He's an amazing athlete and person.
Track is crazy rn. From the sprints to the long distance, it's all awesome. Even the field events are badass
Thank you for explaining the wonders of these athletes. Much to be appreciated! (And the tautology of your endings makes me laugh. ) Too cool! Many thanks!
Big fan of your narration.. I think you are the best in the world.. i am serious... You do it with perfection... Keep it up bro..
Love your videos bro...they are superb
Kipchoge vs Bekele is the greatest marathon race that never happened in 2020.
It happened,on more than one occasion and Bekele lost
@@nickatnite16 I should edit, I was referring to the 2020 Berlin race that was cancelled due to covid. They were both at their peak in the marathon distance.
@@f2f923 I was waiting for that race for weeks when they announced they both entered. You are right, that was, or should I say, should've been both of their peaks. I was so mad when fucking covid canceled the race....
@@nickatnite16 On track who won? and on cross country race?
@@nickatnite16 there’s a little more to it than that. Bekele has been more injury prone than Kipchoge, and in the marathon they’ve only raced each other at their best on one occasion. It was the 2016 London marathon, and Kipchoge was wearing secret Vaporfly prototypes while Bekele was wearing old Streak 5’s. Bekele finished a little over two minutes behind Kipchoge, which is a difference easily accounted for by the shoe tech. Give Bekele a pair of Vaporfly’s that day and there’s no doubt in my mind it would’ve come down to a sprint finish between the two.
Well done and enjoyable. Thanks.
Great video! Very well done! Thank you!
He's soo humble and dedicated to his course Eliud the greatest of all time
Wow! This makes me feel so proud to have 8% Kenian in my DNA 😊
G O A T ...🐐🐐...what else can you call him until the next one comes along.
He's certainly gonna do it again,
Health life till then is the priority!
Kipchoge is just pure joy to watch. Such an amazing man and talent.
To think that this man raced against a prime time El G, and is still racing, is amazing. Considering El G retired 17 years ago. FWIW...and this is tangential....Al Oerter won Olympic Gold in 56, 60, 64 and 68. His bid to come back in 1980 yielded only a 4th place in the Trials.....but in an exhibition that year, he threw a World best throw, that still beats the current World Record. 24 years. But I agree.....Kipchoge is the most enduring champion, and I think he will win in Paris..............great vid as always.
And that he /beat/ a prime time El G, no less.
I like all the content in your channel, but lately I’ve really missed your long distance videos.
Great video, actually made me emotional
Kipchoge won his first title at 18 and is still winning them 18 years later. He’s been winning global titles for half his life!
And how many Bekele won
@@random-zb7fp Bekele has achieved only a third of what EK has achieved
@@kipropyano5787 when did you start watching the sport?
@@kipropyano5787 Kipchoge literally has one world record and it was almost broken just after one year it was set. Daniel Komen has more world records than kipchoge right? Since 1997 by the way
I still say I'd love to see him turn 40 and walk away from the road marathons and start training for mountain ultras. It would be a trip to see him in the Westerns States 100.
Look up Birgit Fischer. She won gold medals in 6 different Olympic Games. That's a span of 24 years. She competed in the sport of Sprint Kayaking. Hard to compare kayakers with runners, nevertheless, I think you'd be hard-pressed to find another athlete who won gold medals in the Olympics over a longer time span. It's impressive.
Such an inspiring man!
Keeping in mind that this was posted before Berlin 2022 - I think you are spot on, he still has a lot more to prove! Hope we see him go under 2 hours before he retires!
Amazing.... AMAZING "Eliud K."🏃♂️🥇💪🔥 🇰🇪
Love the long distance stuff. Please look into Bruce Fordyce from South Africa. 👍🏻
I feel like you could also have mentioned Haile Gebrselassie as another example of long distance running greatness to compare Kipchoge to!
He's not mentioned because he's too good. The real GOAT
Eliud Kipchoge and Kenenisa Bekele are superb athletes and incredible ambassadors of athletics. There longevity and excellence is crazy.
Emil Zátopek was absolutely phenomenal winning the 5000m, 10000m and marathon in one Olympics. His style, personality and character unique.
Could you do a video on Emil Zátopek if you have not already 😃
Kipchoge's endurance is built different.
Great analysis, Kipchoge is really a great athletes. He is very discipline to accomplish such. Even if he is talented.
I met kipchoge a long time ago. In 2004, I was only 8 and he was getting ready to run the world xc in Dublin. My dad was running the Dublin marathon that year and I remember my dad being really excited about meeting him. Sometimes it feels like they're two completely different people because it feels so long ago that it's crazy he's still the best distance runner in the world all these years later
Great story ! But do you know who won that cross country race? Do you know who set the 5000m WR that year ? Bekele. Kipchoge was massively overshadowed by Bekele In his track and cross country days
@@random-zb7fp well bekele is also overshadowed by kipchoge at the marathon
@@PrinnyOfodoks by 2 seconds yes
I checked earlier this year, and Kipchoge's mile PB still puts him inside the top 80 fastest milers on record. Which is pretty ridiculous for the marathon GOAT...
@@patheddles4004 and look up Haile Gebrselassie..
He's built for running, even his head is aerodynamic
Every time I see that 5000 finish it blows my mind that he had the wherewithall to trap him against the rail. What a wonderful race! 4:25
Excellent channel. Keep up the good work!
I believe Eliud can continue winning into his 40s. He’s as perfect of a marathon runner as you can get. Plus he’s the epitome of what being a humble athlete means. Truly inspiring even to non-runners
Beautiful video. He is the best.
What a legend!!!
Elude....living historical person running legend
It means even more to be able to remain at the top of a highly contested sport like marathon. Compared to the other sports on there like hammer or pole vault, how many people have even thought of trying those events? It's comparing being rank 1 out of millions vs rank 1 out of maybe tens of thousands.
It's much much easier to remain consistent in distance/endurance running than almost any other Olympic track event. The reason sprinters and other explosive based event athletes can't stay on top for long is because they require more muscle mass which is extremely difficult to maintain especially as you get older and the more you have the more beat up and damaged they get and their ligaments and tendons have a much higher risk of injury too. Distance runners don't have that problem and can continue to operate at near peak proficiency for as long as they want as long as they keep training.
Even when he was 18, he looks like he's in his 60's. He's got that look like he's fought countless battles, and he's ready to take the next one on. Just an incomparable talent.
👍💪
Another great video, although it's probably time to now address your earlier "interesting" ranking of Kipchoge, is it not?
Somehow the 39yrs of age seems way older than my 49 lol
Thanks I feel young now 🤣🤣🤣
You definitely needs to be the Face & Voice for #NBC #OLYMPICS
almost didnt click because the thumbnail is in miles but that was great! :D
Such legendary consistency, I wonder how his brain structure differs from average human being.
I don’t think anyone was wrong not to competitively compare Hammer Throw to Hurdle to Long Jump to Marathon to Sprint, etc. They are completely different disciplines. It’s fine to have a GOAT in each sport.
✌🏽💙🏃🏽♂️
As a frequent punter, I won't bet against him. I like to win my wagers.
Absolutely beast
All I can say is this guy is a legend
eliud the type of guy to be 70 and still running sub thirty 10Ks fr
The goat 🐐! Proud fellow Kenyan 🇰🇪
I’m interested to see how his body holds up when he retires. Some engines actually have less issues when run hard consistently, but fall apart when you stop pushing them. I wonder if his body will be the same way. I hope not, but something to follow up with.
He's not a damn machine!......Well, when I really think about it, he is. You've got a point. Well said, Sir. Have a good day.
Some athletes are blessed to go nearly injury free their entire careers.
Yeh his hips and knees will cause him some grief later in life but it’s probably worth it for riches and fame. Normal people overtraining for a hobby on the other hand makes no sense.
He’ll likely be fine for a very long time. I mean he loves running. He’s gonna retire from competing eventually no doubt, but he’s more than likely going to continue running after until the day he physically cannot like a lot of other normal people do
Yeah look, I'd bet gold against copper that Kipchoge won't stop running when he retires from competition. I suspect he'll still maintain a training schedule that would destroy most athletes, and that he'll remain heavily involved in training the next few generations of Kenyan distance runners.
Kipchoge is so good that he is on my short list for greatest athletes in history.
"A disciplined man is a free man"
Eliud Kipchoge the GOAT has nothing more to prove. He can only keep running coz he is passionate about it and loves the challenge to push his body to the furthest it can go thus "no human is limited"... he is "pushing the bounderies"...
I'm proud of my country man.
I love this!
Hey TRP can you make a video about Steve Cram maybe?
I wonder how lonely it is at the top
This videos are amazing
Good video. I would also mention Javelin - to me the greatest of all GOATs - JS - check out his record. thanks
I know this channel is limited to track and field, but if we widen the conversation to include other sports Kelly Slater, the pro surfer, is doing pretty well. He won his first World Title in 1992 at the age of 20, and his last in 2011, at 39.
Fantastic video!
Wow. Thanks for bringing this to us
New found respect for Kipchoge
Goat for a reason 🔥🔥🔥
We should all start running to and from school
maybe he is not only the best runner of all times but in total the greatest sports personality of all times. its a privilege to have him seen live.
Phenomonal video!! keep it up!! A little overkill on the title tho.
Does the Berlin Marathon not considered as a global title? I mean Bekele won it in 2019, right?
Pretty sure we're only counting Olympics and World Championships, since we're comparing across different sports.
"YOU ARE WRONG! Leonidas! You are wrong......" (c) A Spartan
i hope he wins, he is an inspiration to many.
Kipchoge is the long-distance GOAT. No one is even close to what he is right now.
Joshua Cheptegei plans to follow the same path, but it's crazy that he believes he can take him down.
Greek legend Yannis Kouros set a world distance record in the 6 days race at 1984 and improved it at 2005 (21 years gap), so everything is possible
Wouldn't Anthony Ervin (sprint swimmer) have a longer span between global titles, (2000 olympics - 2016 olympics (16 yrs)) both in the 50m freestyle, despite not competing in many of the yrs between?
I think ek’s longevity lies in two healthy running rules: land on forefoot area, keep cadence around 180. He never broke these two as far as i know. Some say he lands on midfoot area but this is not true. I think Bekele does not follow the rules and he may switch between forefoot and midfoot race by race. When he made 2nd wb he was a definitely forefoot lander.
I could CARE LESS about running...... But Damn do u make good videos and make it interesting!
What exactly were we all wrong about? I watched the video and can’t figure it still.
Does anybody know the background music in the intro?
Under 2hr marathon is the greatest feat in sports, ever. IMO
Daniel Komen 7:54 for 2 miles in 1997
Nah the greatest by far is alex honnold free soloing el capitan ive seen that dozen of times and i still cant believe that i do believe someone will run under 2 hrs
@@Querientje That climb Alex did for sure took the biggest balls to do. I literally had a anxiety attack watching him do that on Free Solo. Just insane
3:52 Almost forces the other runner off he track in moving very into him.
I would pick Daley Thompson as the GOAT . World's best and unbeaten in the decathlon for over a decade . He was so dominant that he rarely had to even put any effort into the final event -1500 metres. While at the same time -multiple World champion ,multiple Olympic champion ,World record holder ,Olympic record holder.
Chosing his races carefully is key he runs 3 or 4 top races for the most every year giving his body time to recover the key to be injury free for decades
He broke it again. Congrats Kipchoge!