Dude, Eliud Kipchoge may be the best marathoner of all time but you are the best narrator of a documentary ever! I don't know how many times I have watched this video just because of your soothing voice and narration skills!
Kipchoge is my inspiration! Started running again 2 years back with a struggle to even complete 1.6km and 2 years down, I have hit 10km in under 60mins personal best and 12km longest distance covered. Aiming to cover half-marathon in 2019 and full marathon in 2020! Dreams are what pushes us!!!
Fact is that this man has such a powerful mindset that he is mentally unbeatable. I believe his mind is his greatest asset and it's that which gives him the edge he has over his rivals.
Like he can even pace himself and still run 2:02! The silver and bronze medalists owe their great times to him. They're always running with a world champion pacing them the whole race
What an awesome video. So much detail put into it. Really great to see Kipchoge's early videos on XC and track, and then how we switched smoothly to road racing where he has become a GOAT at the marathon distance. It is very clear; he always had the talent and the speed to perform at the highest level, but more importantly he has put a very hard, honest and humble work over the years that have made him become what is today. Physically he is insane, but his mental approach to life and this discipline is just unbelievable.
Glad you enjoyed! And, yes, Kipchoge's mental attitude certainly helped him become one of the greatest marathoner's of all time. The guy really is amazing.
When Kipchoge beat greats El Gherrouj and Bekele to become world champ in 2003 at just 18 years old, we knew a legend had been born. And 15 years later, he delivered big time.
I have been struggling with depression: I started to walk to the bus stop, a huge physical achievement for me, I never exercise. I am inspired by Kipchoge.
This was a very well put together video with a professional quality. Very informative and went above and beyond. Eliud Kipchoge is AMAZING. The Breaking 2 Hour project seemed kind of silly but it proved how impressive his world record was because it showed how close he was in a real marathon. His times in other marathons are amazing too.
Your only limitation is your mind! The Bible says that as a man thinks so is he. Putting work to your thoughts and convictions definitely earns great rewards. I`m a proud country man of Eliud Kipchoge. He does himself proud and our country proud and the athletic world proud as well. This man is the GOAT. This is such a wonderfl presentation and very positive. Kept me engaged throughout. Keep up the good work.
As I said before, Kipchoge is a trend setter for the next generation of great Kenyan runners. I can't wait to see the next generation of great Kenyan runners. Sub 201 is just a foregone conclusion.
Peace be to you! Thanks for this video! I think that it is a true God BLESSED MIRACLE that Mr.Kipchoge has not been SERIOUSLY injured during this EXTRAORDINARYLY long career! No stress fractures, muscle tears, ligament tears, or heat exhaustion; NOTHING!!😃Does anyone know anything about his health history? It's just AMAZING! Does anyone remember when Khalid Khanouchi broke 2:06 ? It's incredible how far these elite marathoners have come! May the good Lord continue to grant Mr.Kipchoge success in his running endeavors! What an AMAZING athlete!
Fantastic job presenting Eliud's march to fame. One technical point: near the end, the chart with his 5K splits for Berlin record are way off. In fact, the average 5K was 14:25, but chart numbers yield 14:30; a difference of over 40 seconds over 26.2 miles! The narrator also quotes at least two different splits times different than those listed in the chart.
After winning a 5000 gold for Kenya, I was really disappointing when he was 3rd or 2nd afterwards! Even those achievements were great on their own! It is remarkable that he was a Marathon man all along and never gave up! We have now 2 great Kipchoges!!!! Even-though not related!
Lesson: do not feel bad when you fail. Failure is part of becoming successful. Eliud Kipchoge 'failed' a couple of times, only to later become the legend or, as they call him in his hometown, The Beast. G.O.A.T.
Feeling bad when you fail is a natural human feeling. I would rather tell my children not to fight against that, rather to try again and again till your results do not allow those feelings to happen.
Glad he failed to qualify for the Olympics that led to the greatest marathoner! Imagine if he qualified the 2012 Olympics and not jump to the marathon. Then we might not have seen the greatest marathoner runner!
Tri Tram He did qualify for the 2012 Olympics alright, but did not make the Kenyan Olympic team at the trials since only the top three qualifiers per event per country have a chance to be selected to go to the Olympics.
Whether the Monza course is recognized or not,it's important to remember it was a FULL marathon and Kipchoge ran the whole course. A full marathon which he clocked 2.00.45. Pacers have never ran on behalf of someone,, it is just a psychological gimmick,..the athlete still puts in the work... Of note , in Berlin 2018,he ran faster without pacers than with pacers .And that,in the secold half of the marathon. So no need to take from his achievement by giving all sorts of invalid reasons from the so-called 'experts' who have never finished a marathon.
I feel like a sub 2:00 is inevitable for this guy. He ran well, and even ran generally faster in his second half than his first. Also, the fact that he didn't collapse after running like most distance runners I've seen tells me that he had more gas left, and that he may have been hindered by the pacers in the starting parts of the race.
This is a late af response but tbh if he's to run under 2 mins it won't happen at a major meet and he'll have to go at it alone, not worrying about the pace of the other runners
“In life, the idea is to be happy. So, I believe in calm, simple, low-profile life. You live simple, you train hard, and live an honest life. Then you are free.” -Eliud Kipchoge
The most conditioned and efficient human in history. This breakthrough in human potential is as amazing as the fact that he may carry this record for the next 50-100 years.
I ran a mile just for shits and giggles when I was around 20 and played pickup basketball almost every day and was in pretty good shape. I did it in 5:40 and it was pretty tough. I would imagine if I had trained for awhile I could have maybe whittled that down to 5 minutes but it's hard to fathom somebody running 4:38 miles for a full marathon. That just doesn't seem humanly possible.
Great video, just seems the half marathon PB’s for Josphat Boit and Bernard Kipkemoi are the wrong way around. It was actually Boit who had the 61:33 half but course unofficially broke this time alongside Kipchoge in Berlin.
Because many of you don't know a landmark planet event will happen on Saturday or anytime before 20th, it falls on me to tell you. Eliud Kipchoge left the country today for Vienna, Austria to take part in what has never been attempted before. The INEOS 1:59 challenge. For starters, Vienna is the city that popularized great composers like Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Ludwig Van Beethoven among others. The gods of music worshipped to this day. If you love classical music like me, the orchestra and the symphonies. Vienna is the world capital of classical music. Permit me to tell you early that while me and you always sing the National Anthem for other people, Eliud Kipchoge is among the very few Kenyans to whom the National Anthem is sung. The others are President Uhuru Kenyatta and our athletes (l mean also footballers). Tell me another. The list probably ends there. Eliud Kipchoge is the greatest marathoner of all time and the reigning world record holder. The organizers of INEOS 1:59 overriding motto is that no human is limited or should be limited and they scanned the globe and settled on Eliud Kipchoge as probably the only two legged animal alive who can achieve the feat of running a marathon in 1 hour 59 minutes and prove that mantra. Eliud Kipchoge had already achieved 2:00: 25, which means humanity is only 26 seconds away to attempt the impossible. He is being delivered to remove these 26 and claim world glory and sports sainthood. After settling on Kipchoge as the only man to attempt this, the organizers again scanned the globe looking for the best country to host him. London was ruled out, Kenya ruled out, USA ruled out. Germany ruled out. France ruled out. Several ruled out. Then they settled on the boiling pot of classical music, Vienna. For a number of reasons. If he manages to achieve this on Saturday (or before 20th), it will be like we have taken a man to the moon. Because no man, and no nation has ever attempted that feat ever since creation. And maybe, like the passing of the comet, nobody in our lifetime will see another man do this again. This event has been sponsored by the world's foremost money powerhouses and if Eliud Kipchoge manages to prove this, money will kill him. They are not evening saying how much. Because maybe, just maybe, you could kill him. That's why this evening they picked Kipchoge from here in a way he has never left Kenya before. In a luxury private jet where a legend will be pampered like a King on his way to a coronation as he is delivered in absolute comfort to Vienna, the honeypot of music, culture, art, sport, beauty and love. Watched by billions across the globe, Eliud Kipchoge will run assisted by pacesetters to claim global glory. Then we can find what better use to do with Eliud Kipchoge. Because he will become so valuable to humanity that we may need to kill him, so as to worship him. For we cannot worship a man who walks amongst us.🤔
Thank you for doing such a great job in all the videos you put up for viewing. I enjoy them quite a bit. It seems Berlin is the place great distance times are achieved. I've never been there and most likely never will. What are the conditions in Berlin that let the best runners achieve their best times?
I love when they talk about the temps at these big marathons, from where I am in Florida half the year ur lucky if u get ur run in while it's in the 80s and other than that most of the time the real feel is 100+ and if uve felt the Florida sun ud understand
The temperature for the marathon is super important. Just a few degrees can be very significant as the heat can drain the body so quickly. Also, I live in Georgia, so I know about some heat and humidity, not as much as Florida Im sure, but still, it can get pretty hot here. Thanks for watching!
Yes, and yet these elite marathoners come from cool climate all year round with no humidity due to very high altitude with uneven terrain within the tropics, perfect for conditioning any time of the year.
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Dude, Eliud Kipchoge may be the best marathoner of all time but you are the best narrator of a documentary ever! I don't know how many times I have watched this video just because of your soothing voice and narration skills!
Same
He's tidy!!
Kipchoge is my inspiration! Started running again 2 years back with a struggle to even complete 1.6km and 2 years down, I have hit 10km in under 60mins personal best and 12km longest distance covered. Aiming to cover half-marathon in 2019 and full marathon in 2020! Dreams are what pushes us!!!
Your dreams are valid.
Fact is that this man has such a powerful mindset that he is mentally unbeatable. I believe his mind is his greatest asset and it's that which gives him the edge he has over his rivals.
Well said!
And also an edge over himself which allows him to keep pushing forward
I totally agree with you, the way he thinks is amazing
I totally agree with you
Like he can even pace himself and still run 2:02! The silver and bronze medalists owe their great times to him. They're always running with a world champion pacing them the whole race
Dude looks fresher after completing WR marathon than I do after jogging a 440.
Waldo Jones can relate
Fresher than me after running to the mailbox in my boxers
Lol I was thinking the same thing
Jog?
Relatable😂
What an awesome video. So much detail put into it. Really great to see Kipchoge's early videos on XC and track, and then how we switched smoothly to road racing where he has become a GOAT at the marathon distance. It is very clear; he always had the talent and the speed to perform at the highest level, but more importantly he has put a very hard, honest and humble work over the years that have made him become what is today. Physically he is insane, but his mental approach to life and this discipline is just unbelievable.
Glad you enjoyed! And, yes, Kipchoge's mental attitude certainly helped him become one of the greatest marathoner's of all time. The guy really is amazing.
G.O.A.T 🐐
He is the Most Humble Athlete of All Time.
When Kipchoge beat greats El Gherrouj and Bekele to become world champ in 2003 at just 18 years old, we knew a legend had been born. And 15 years later, he delivered big time.
@Dan Chaplin There was enough time to recover and if they were exhausted, they wouldn’t have beaten that world class field behind them.
Well done Kipchoge. A classic example of turning an obstacle into a stepping stone to reach even greater heights.
i have never felt this proud to be kenyan. may God bless Kipchoge.
Same here. Proudly 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
I have been struggling with depression: I started to walk to the bus stop, a huge physical achievement for me, I never exercise. I am inspired by Kipchoge.
Who’s here after he just broke the 2 hour mark!!!!!!!!
Me
Me.
Kenya, a land of amazing runners. Kipchoge, you're just a mindblowing athlete.
And am a proud kenyan.
Excellent job putting together this video. In Kenya, we call Eliud Kipchoge "engine kubwa" (Big engine).
That is not true but we will let you go with it. Engine kubwa was Moses Mosop as was called by his fellow athetes
Ok. I stand corrected.
Thank you for taking the time to create this video, fantastic! greetings from England.
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed :)
some1 make this Man a Movie already. It wasnt easy but with such determination & focus beggars could fly.
Pongezi Kipchoge👏.Proudly🇰🇪
This is ineded a great analysis. Thanks for whoever posted this. Kipchoge is indeed a marathon legend, no doubt
The music, the editing, the narrating - my favorite running channel!
Congratulations sir on a monumental achievement!!!... seemingly impossible for most humans and an inspiration to us all👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
This was a very well put together video with a professional quality. Very informative and went above and beyond. Eliud Kipchoge is AMAZING. The Breaking 2 Hour project seemed kind of silly but it proved how impressive his world record was because it showed how close he was in a real marathon. His times in other marathons are amazing too.
Your only limitation is your mind! The Bible says that as a man thinks so is he. Putting work to your thoughts and convictions definitely earns great rewards. I`m a proud country man of Eliud Kipchoge. He does himself proud and our country proud and the athletic world proud as well. This man is the GOAT.
This is such a wonderfl presentation and very positive. Kept me engaged throughout. Keep up the good work.
kipchoge be like "watch me run 10 minutes faster than your best 5k 8 times in a row"
🤣🤣👌🏼
without rest too... what a legend
😝😝
As I said before, Kipchoge is a trend setter for the next generation of great Kenyan runners. I can't wait to see the next generation of great Kenyan runners. Sub 201 is just a foregone conclusion.
Well organized material and perfect bg music. Thanks for making such a great video on Kipchoge.
Wow. Really cool to see Kipchoge’s earlier days! Great video! Keep them coming!
Peace be to you! Thanks for this video! I think that it is a true God BLESSED MIRACLE that Mr.Kipchoge has not been SERIOUSLY injured during this EXTRAORDINARYLY long career! No stress fractures, muscle tears, ligament tears, or heat exhaustion; NOTHING!!😃Does anyone know anything about his health history? It's just AMAZING! Does anyone remember when Khalid Khanouchi broke 2:06 ? It's incredible how far these elite marathoners have come! May the good Lord continue to grant Mr.Kipchoge success in his running endeavors! What an AMAZING athlete!
This was a very well put together video. You've earned a subscriber, keep producing quality content.
Kipchoge, the Legend, love from Ethiopia 💚💛❤️
He's from Kenya
an video well executed, combing scientific analysis without making it sound like a lecture
Fantastic job presenting Eliud's march to fame.
One technical point: near the end, the chart with his 5K splits for Berlin record are way off. In fact, the average 5K was 14:25, but chart numbers yield 14:30; a difference of over 40 seconds over 26.2 miles! The narrator also quotes at least two different splits times different than those listed in the chart.
After winning a 5000 gold for Kenya, I was really disappointing when he was 3rd or 2nd afterwards!
Even those achievements were great on their own! It is remarkable that he was a Marathon man all along and never gave up! We have now 2 great Kipchoges!!!! Even-though not related!
Mental fortitude. He never gave up
Lesson: do not feel bad when you fail. Failure is part of becoming successful. Eliud Kipchoge 'failed' a couple of times, only to later become the legend or, as they call him in his hometown, The Beast. G.O.A.T.
My peoples
Feeling bad when you fail is a natural human feeling. I would rather tell my children not to fight against that, rather to try again and again till your results do not allow those feelings to happen.
Glad he failed to qualify for the Olympics that led to the greatest marathoner! Imagine if he qualified the 2012 Olympics and not jump to the marathon. Then we might not have seen the greatest marathoner runner!
Tri Tram
He did qualify for the 2012 Olympics alright, but did not make the Kenyan Olympic team at the trials since only the top three qualifiers per event per country have a chance to be selected to go to the Olympics.
Tri Tram - Regardless of Kipchoge's path he would have run the marathon eventually. Nearly all great distance runners eventually do.
Tri Tram
It has long been said that it is harder to make it to the Kenyan Olympic team than to win an Olympic medal!
Thank you for creating a great video - absolutely fantastic review of Kipchoge’s running career
Whether the Monza course is recognized or not,it's important to remember it was a FULL marathon and Kipchoge ran the whole course. A full marathon which he clocked 2.00.45. Pacers have never ran on behalf of someone,, it is just a psychological gimmick,..the athlete still puts in the work...
Of note , in Berlin 2018,he ran faster without pacers than with pacers .And that,in the secold half of the marathon.
So no need to take from his achievement by giving all sorts of invalid reasons from the so-called 'experts' who have never finished a marathon.
Great job documenting Eliud Kipchoge's amazing career!
Cool video, thanks for making it. Kipchoge is inspiration for all runners
I came here for inspiration and I got it.
I feel like a sub 2:00 is inevitable for this guy. He ran well, and even ran generally faster in his second half than his first. Also, the fact that he didn't collapse after running like most distance runners I've seen tells me that he had more gas left, and that he may have been hindered by the pacers in the starting parts of the race.
This is a late af response but tbh if he's to run under 2 mins it won't happen at a major meet and he'll have to go at it alone, not worrying about the pace of the other runners
@@samotian0331 He managed to do it last year if I recall
@@sniclops15 in 2019
@@mudgatebronn4438 Covid messed me up I still think it's 2020 🤣
The GREATEST marathon runner ever.. Awesome video inspiring
“In life, the idea is to be happy. So, I believe in calm, simple, low-profile life. You live simple, you train hard, and live an honest life. Then you are free.” -Eliud Kipchoge
It takes 8 years for him to find his best .... that’s a lesson guys!
And now he's done it under 2 hours
Great video!!
He is the Bolt of marathons!!
And then again Today 12.10.2019 He made history
First man/human to run 42km in just under 2hrs!
INEOS 1:59
Kipchoge G.O.A.T
🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Quite elaborate and organized video. Kipchoge is a powerhouse.
Best runner in the world💪💪
This video was really such a treat. Well done. I'm sure you love running but you should make videos on everything.
Patrick McCourt Thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed it! Expect more soon.
Beautifully put together video such an inspiring piece of the greatest distance runner of all time
Great job! Getting ready for the Brooklyn Marathon i needed some more motivation!
And now he has finally broken the 2hr limit. 1:59:40! Legend!
EXCELLENT presentation and editing; thank you!
one more subscriber to your list ,am proud of the so well presented video of the legend ,mob love from Kenya.
The most conditioned and efficient human in history. This breakthrough in human potential is as amazing as the fact that he may carry this record for the next 50-100 years.
most people didnt know he drop his water at 40km mark.... but he never brought this up as an excuse...
Omg he is an incredible bro best athlete marathon of all time then thank you bro with your great job I watched this video in deep...bless you
He is really a superhuman. 4:38m per mile for 2hours is damn near impossible. RESPECT
We Kenyans we brake the barriers wait for INEOS:159challenge
He is the greatest....man ..good of marathon...and I know..you will break 2hours timing soon...
Wow fantastic video. What a story!
Well done on the videos, very enjoyable and your voice fits great as a voiceover. Thanks for makeing these.....subscribed
Fantastic narration.
Your Narration is awesome ❤️
The best marathon runner I ever see in my life even the shoes he used HELPING just a little bit BECAUSE the technology
amazing!!!!! running is my passion
I think it’s amazing that he out ran every one of his pacers. Each was unable to complete their pacing distance. Wow.
Great, great content Sir!
Eliud Kipchoge is the marathon GOAT.
Thanks for the history lesson!
Conrad Gumbs 👍
Greatest marathoner in history.
Sick video .. Love the breakdown 🏃🏽💨
P.S. Don't forget about the most energetic water boy ever...That fucker deserves a gold star! 😂😂😂😂
lovely video.God Bless Kipchoge
I ran a mile just for shits and giggles when I was around 20 and played pickup basketball almost every day and was in pretty good shape. I did it in 5:40 and it was pretty tough. I would imagine if I had trained for awhile I could have maybe whittled that down to 5 minutes but it's hard to fathom somebody running 4:38 miles for a full marathon. That just doesn't seem humanly possible.
That's crazy this guy doesn't seem to ever get tired
This is a awesome video really love it. Thanks so much for your great work..
G.O.A.T 🙏 Eliud Kipchoge♥️
Beautifully well made video!
SharpshooterJD Thank you sir!
15:58 - love this image. Talk about making it look easy!
Daniel Janicki I know right? He looks so relaxed and just tosses his water back like he’s out for a jog. Crazy.
Awesome video! Kipchoge’s marathon record will stand for years!
Now that the WR pressure is off him I expect he'll try for an official 2 hour marathon next. Sub 2 is probably unrealistic but who knows?
Kipchoge can go faster and I’m sure he’ll break this record again before he retires. 👍👍👍
Hard to believe that the 2003 world 5000 champion would destroy the world marathon record FIFTEEN years later
He ran the 25k point of the full marathon in 73:28 approx, that's faster than when Bekele ran the Kolkata 25k race (73:48)
Great video, just seems the half marathon PB’s for Josphat Boit and Bernard Kipkemoi are the wrong way around. It was actually Boit who had the 61:33 half but course unofficially broke this time alongside Kipchoge in Berlin.
Only a couple months now until he makes history and runs sub-2
He just did,yesterday .
Fantastic video, very well made!
Its truly amazing what can happen when we "ALL WORK TOGETHER" TOWARDS A COMMON GOAL"
Making the supposed impossibly. possible
Wow the max temp of the hottest London marathon is still lower than the starting temp of any of my half marathons. Thanks Florida.
Very nice video. Very well produced. Keep it up
Tony Kuria Thanks!
Amazing man ,well done Sir
Very awesome video.. Hopefully It can motivate to all runners and holds a new record future
I’m more fascinated by how he’s not even tired after crossing the finish line
Because many of you don't know a landmark planet event will happen on Saturday or anytime before 20th, it falls on me to tell you.
Eliud Kipchoge left the country today for Vienna, Austria to take part in what has never been attempted before. The INEOS 1:59 challenge. For starters, Vienna is the city that popularized great composers like Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Ludwig Van Beethoven among others. The gods of music worshipped to this day. If you love classical music like me, the orchestra and the symphonies. Vienna is the world capital of classical music.
Permit me to tell you early that while me and you always sing the National Anthem for other people, Eliud Kipchoge is among the very few Kenyans to whom the National Anthem is sung. The others are President Uhuru Kenyatta and our athletes (l mean also footballers). Tell me another. The list probably ends there.
Eliud Kipchoge is the greatest marathoner of all time and the reigning world record holder. The organizers of INEOS 1:59 overriding motto is that no human is limited or should be limited and they scanned the globe and settled on Eliud Kipchoge as probably the only two legged animal alive who can achieve the feat of running a marathon in 1 hour 59 minutes and prove that mantra. Eliud Kipchoge had already achieved 2:00: 25, which means humanity is only 26 seconds away to attempt the impossible. He is being delivered to remove these 26 and claim world glory and sports sainthood.
After settling on Kipchoge as the only man to attempt this, the organizers again scanned the globe looking for the best country to host him. London was ruled out, Kenya ruled out, USA ruled out. Germany ruled out. France ruled out. Several ruled out. Then they settled on the boiling pot of classical music, Vienna. For a number of reasons.
If he manages to achieve this on Saturday (or before 20th), it will be like we have taken a man to the moon. Because no man, and no nation has ever attempted that feat ever since creation. And maybe, like the passing of the comet, nobody in our lifetime will see another man do this again.
This event has been sponsored by the world's foremost money powerhouses and if Eliud Kipchoge manages to prove this, money will kill him. They are not evening saying how much. Because maybe, just maybe, you could kill him.
That's why this evening they picked Kipchoge from here in a way he has never left Kenya before. In a luxury private jet where a legend will be pampered like a King on his way to a coronation as he is delivered in absolute comfort to Vienna, the honeypot of music, culture, art, sport, beauty and love.
Watched by billions across the globe, Eliud Kipchoge will run assisted by pacesetters to claim global glory.
Then we can find what better use to do with Eliud Kipchoge. Because he will become so valuable to humanity that we may need to kill him, so as to worship him. For we cannot worship a man who walks amongst us.🤔
Determination and dedication
Thank you for doing such a great job in all the videos you put up for viewing. I enjoy them quite a bit. It seems Berlin is the place great distance times are achieved. I've never been there and most likely never will. What are the conditions in Berlin that let the best runners achieve their best times?
Thank you very much J Camp!
great video, great storytelling, great work
Great video my dude. Don't sleep on TRP.
I love when they talk about the temps at these big marathons, from where I am in Florida half the year ur lucky if u get ur run in while it's in the 80s and other than that most of the time the real feel is 100+ and if uve felt the Florida sun ud understand
The temperature for the marathon is super important. Just a few degrees can be very significant as the heat can drain the body so quickly. Also, I live in Georgia, so I know about some heat and humidity, not as much as Florida Im sure, but still, it can get pretty hot here. Thanks for watching!
The Berlin Marathon is often used for WR attempts because it’s flat and usually has cool weather.
Yes, and yet these elite marathoners come from cool climate all year round with no humidity due to very high altitude with uneven terrain within the tropics, perfect for conditioning any time of the year.
Beautiful video!
He is such a classy and humble guy as well, I'm gay for Kipchoge tbh
Congrats kepchoge I used to hate you but you proved that's you are the men.
Thank you for posting.
GREAT JOB!!
Manolo Explaintome Thanks!
Amazing video.. thnk u
great work, great video , salute!