In his first workout before the 2012 London Olympic Marathon, Ryan Hall attempts to run 3 miles at 4:40 pace at 7000 feet of elevation in Flagstaff, AZ
Yes most treadmills dont go more than 10mph or 6min mile pace. That covers almost 100percent of the human population. That pace alone is more than enough for any elite athlete especially if the treadmill has an incline feature.
Trent Gill if you have an incline feature of say 5 to 7percent on a treadmill that goes as fast as 10mph you can easily duplicate the effort of 13mph. But elite runners dont want to this too often as such efforts are best reserved for races.
Woman on the left at 5:25 must've been running sub 4. great form too
Love Ryan!!! Great 7 marathons in 7 days!!! Killed it!! 💪
Love it!!! Thanks for the Video!! Ryan is a Beast!
Wow 😲! Insane speed... treadmill just couldn’t keep up 🤣.
He is really a wonderful runner. I guess it was too fast for the treadmill to observe and count Ryan's speed!
good video but 4 years too late?
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The poor thing probably overheated.
Bashing that treatmill like Zoolander bashing the computer lol
Yes most treadmills dont go more than 10mph or 6min mile pace. That covers almost 100percent of the human population. That pace alone is more than enough for any elite athlete especially if the treadmill has an incline feature.
10 mph is almost 3 mph slower than the pace elite marathoners run.
Trent Gill if you have an incline feature of say 5 to 7percent on a treadmill that goes as fast as 10mph you can easily duplicate the effort of 13mph. But elite runners dont want to this too often as such efforts are best reserved for races.
I got a treadmill that goes 16 mph
Looks like a skeleton.
joe louden not anymore
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