Eliud Kipchoge's New World Record Plan Is RIDICULOUS...
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- Опубликовано: 4 янв 2022
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He smiles when he runs marathons and that tells us something about his incredible capacity and love for the sport. A real living legend.
No, it tells you he is crazy and not human. No sane person smiles while they run
He's high af on endorphins lol
@@dan8532 You obviously have not experienced the joy of running. Please try it before making dumb statements like this.
He often smiles to confuse his brain when it's hard
No, Eliud kipchoge is a robot so he can’t feel passionate about anything
The 2003 Paris 5000m world championship race is probably my favorite race in history. 3 of the greatest ever in one race and what a finish!
@@jesnamara6759 mmmmkkkkk
Nobody cares
@@BobbyP5985 evil troll!!!
@@BobbyP5985 Why are you here?
@@humanforotherhumans why are you human?
When Kipchoge broke the 2 hour barrier his pace was under 2:50 min/km.... that is not human....
I was a middle distance runner, only ran three 10k's races with a pb of 33 50 and was beaten by Gretta Wietz in that race. I ran my heart out at that pace...cannot imagine how fast Kipchoge ran 26 miles. He has an engine for a heart 😁
@@noeljames1254 wow
Wtf
He did not break 2hour marathon record... The time was made with the help of drafting a car, that had huge wall on the back of it to aid the drafting aerodynamics+other runners in front of kip, again aiding him with the drafting. In other words he never had the same aerodynamic drag that you would have when you run marathon in normal conditions. When you take air&wind resistance away, the advantage is HUGE, maybe even over 10% advantage over normal running conditions.
Also he had some hightech carbon shoes that are not even allowed in comp due to spring effect. This ''record scam'' was only made to sell shoes.... its not marathon record
@@JH-fk8ow Doesn't matter. He did
A career spanning 5 Olympiads!!!! 2004-2020. And he's still going! A once in a lifetime talent.
He didn't make london 2012
@@reaganthai9529 : Thank you for the response. You are correct but Kipchoge's running career did not end in 2012. "A career spanning" is different than "He competed in."
@@kennethwoods6525 of course not I was just saying after 2012 he started doing marathons and the rest is history.
Steve Redgrave? I accept he was a rower, but he won 5 gold medals in five consecutive Olympics.
@@reaganthai9529 : Thank you for the clarity. Again, you are correct. Kipchoge ran the Lille, France Half-Marathon a few weeks after the London 2012 games took place. His marathon debut came on 21/Apr/2013 at the Haspa Hamburg Marathon. The rest, as you have eloquently stated, is history!
THIS WAS LIKE A MOVIE!! Massive props bro. After watching this, I just want go outside and run! :)
Did you?
@@MichaelDavis-uu9zh no :( parents wouldn't let me. I did run a hour before tho =)
Innit amazing quality
I'm the opposite... just made be sink further into my comfy couch, sip my tea and cheer him on - "YOU RUN FOR ME , SIR" !!!!!!!
I did :)
This man inspires me to be great in my own daily grind. I am not a long distance runner but his philosophies apply to all areas of life. God bless Eliud Kipchoge and his family.
why arent you a long distance runner? its a lot of fun
@@carlholland3819 it’s torture !
I'm also inspired to apply his philosophies in other areas of life.
@@bruh3656 its not torture, it is 99% a mental game, it is all about sppedidng up right as you want to slow down and never breaking pace. it is hard but i love it.
Kipchoge is an inspiration. Just imagine how fast he could be if he started doing marathons earlier. Absolutely insane
idk man i think those inital years of 5ks helped him out alot transitioning to marathons
@@oscarmunguia1104 facts
probably exactly the same
@@oscarmunguia1104 I agree, but he ran 1:59 when he was 34 y/o, so I think with more time he could’ve set an official wr under 2. I’m not saying he can’t now, but it will be much less likely now that he’s 37.
@@oscarmunguia1104 yes. If he had started running a marathon early, his sports career would have ended a long time ago. It was a perfect process of maturing and longevity in the sport, starting with shorter distances.
2:57 Nice gesture from the Great El Guerroj with the young Kipchoge , What a beautiful hand shaking
"Only the disciplined ones are free in life." - Eliud Kipchoge 1:03
That's a damn good quote
“If you are undisciplined, you are a slave to your moods. You are a slave to your passions. That is a fact.”
-EK
@@casey7411 1:03
@@kornboy22 Oh I saw it. Thanks. More people in today's age need to see that quote.
True Story Sir . . .
I get so emotional when I watch him race! He runs with such beauty and grace. It makes you want try harder and be better. He is such an inspiration.
Kipchoge is so inspiring! Good luck Eliud‼🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🔥
This is absolutely the very best running videos channel by far!!! Happy new year, dear Total Running Productions, and keep them coming at this stellar quality of excellent storytelling.
Well said Eric!
Thank you!
Great video! Kenenisa Bekele ran his 2:01:41 in Berlin at age 37, which was 2 seconds away from the world record.
So I think it's absolutely possible for Kipchoge to win another Olympic marathon.
Give credit where due
Allegedly aged 37
@@oz_jones bro what
@@hficnsksjchhcxbdu he was 12
Mate, the quality on this production is astounding. Thank you for such a great edit and a history on one of the all-time greats.
Your video’s production value is insane. So well done.
Your videos are so amazing. You are consistent and put so much effort into making these high quality videos for the world of running and you aren’t biased towards one running group. You do your in depth research on these top tier athletes and do such a great job glorifying the sport in a fun and educational way. I can tell you love what you do and you actually have a passion for the sport and that is what makes your videos stand out so much ! Your content is something I would expect to see as a docu-series on National television. Your channel is so amazing and you deserve all the blessings coming your way and to this channel. Keep up the good work man! Your videos are great!! @Total Running Productions
This man has inspired me to compete in my first marathon next year.
I haven’t ran competitively in over a decade.
He transcends running, he’s in a class of his own and is an inspiration to anyone who hears his name and seeks to hear his story.
Keep making history sir.
TRP. Thank you for this further insight into one of my all time favourite distance runners, Eliud Kipchoge. I'm salivating already at the prospect of watching his opportunity in 2024. My chair is ready, the drinks and nibbles ordered, the TV updated. Let's go. Cheers.
Go out and run John...and stop salivating.....
Lmfao
@shandy Torok you legend
@@shandytorok259 LOL. Nice one, Shandy. I only just saw your response and loved it! I'm now nudging 70 and have serious health issues, so running is out. BUT... I was an International Track runner in my 20's, competing in New Zealand, Australia, Canada, USA and England. Mainly 1500m to half Marathon. So, well versed in what goes on and what is required to be successful. Cheers.
@@johnwilson5743 John, you can LOL as much as you want...but I know people who are in their 80s and 90s and still running marathons, meaning still training for marathons and competing, the serious health issues you're claiming are the very reasons you should be still running for, to get rid of them, also without them you should be running too anyways.....have fun with your drinks and nibbles...Eliud will run next April in Boston, so you don't even have to wait till 2024, only a little over 3 months....
This is unquestionably the best RUclips channel when it comes to running, the quality you bring is awesome 👌
Your video producing, is without a doubt, the best ever. I can't imagine the time you spend doing it but from an endurance athlete, I thank you.
Some of the best editing I’ve seen from you yet! Amazing video man.
This is one of my favourite videos by you :). In saying that all your videos are incredible and very well laid out and produced. Keep it up!!!
Amazing human being,humble and easy going ...You are instantly inspired .Met him once here in Nairobi and it was unforgettable experience.
My F*CKING god that is amazing
I already knew this man, Eliud Kipchoge is a running legend, and the marathon king. It was still refreshing, empowering, and amazing to see all these accomplishments laid out like this. Incredible. Long live the king!
Watching your videos for months now. But this video made me comment, the way you made it man . Really bro, what a video to that legend and your voice!!!!
Before he broke the 2 hour barrier his training coach said he could easily run 3 sets of 100km per day which is nuts!!
300 kms in one day ?!
What a FANTASTIC video. For someone that is only a couple years into his running journey, these videos on the history of the athletes is great! Thank you.
Amazing video and amazing athlete. His mental game is beyond phenomenal. I’ll be rooting for him in 24!
It’s crazy that these guys can run 2 miles faster than I could run one. Running is so hard, these guys are all just incredible.
Yes, there is something funny to do : downloading an app that shows the speed, and running at 21 km/h just to realise how incredible it is to run so fast during such a long time !
He is the goat
@@chiarelliantoine i cant even get to 21km/h its so difficult
@@raph3170 I go to work by bike and I did this test, and 25 km/h is a "decent" speed... These guys are incredible.
@@chiarelliantoine can you tell me the app please, I wanna test my top speed
video quality on point, best quality ive seen this year, and happy new year
Kipchoge lives not far from where we live here. He is always up and running by early morning. Once my wife and I ran into him and his team at 5:30 am running. And unlike other Kenyan athletes who live around, whose names I won't mention (who go around in bars, pulling guns on innocent guys, snatching girls away from guys by force in clubs and generally being asses), he is a very good citizen as well. Hats off to him, may he live long and win many more races! The love and admiration the world shows him is all worth it!
PS: Micah Kogo, former world 10 km record holder, Moses Kiptanui (now a serial investor) and Catherine Ndereba, former marathon world champion and current Assistant Commissioner of Prisons, are other athletes whose lives and discipline are to be emulated here in Kenya.
Truth be told , Eluid is discipline
“The heights by great men reached and kept were not attained by sudden flight, but they while their companions slept, were toiling upward in the night.”
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
*He made his people and country soo proud. All the best man!!!* 👏👏👏🇰🇪❤
❤️🇰🇪.
Nothing is ridiculous for an athlete of Kipchoges ability.
As we know, Eluid Kipchoge, chooses his races carefully, and does not race for financial reward, as he has already made his millions.
When he focuses on a particular goal, he usually succeeds in his quest.
He is still the only runner to have ever gone under 2hrs for the distance, even if he was helped by a team of runners, but that fills a runner with so much confidence in his running ability.
Your narration and presentation is on point. Keeps me hooked on every time. Great Job!
It's interesting to see Kipchoge's lack of success at 10k despite being a gold medalist in the 5k and marathon.
By lack of success do you mean money?
What I really like about these videos is the effort that goes into detail. The athlete's background provides so much context for why a specific race would become a defining moment, but more importantly it tells us that these athletes, the GOATs, didn't always win. They're always portrayed as these unbeatable, larger-than-life characters, but knowing where they came from humanizes them and makes us aware of their effort and determination. It's so important for aspiring athletes to know that even the best of the best have finished second, third, seventh, several times before they got to where they are. Great video guys, keep up the good work!
I started Running last year. And running was good to me. Made me a happier person, more productive in life. Watching your videos motivated me somehow and obviously is a source of NEWS for me. Then I ended up injuring myself and now waiting for a surgery. When I stopped running I stopped watching your videos as well (I would say watching it makes me sad, cheesy stuff). Then I can’t help watching this video… gotta say, I do miss your Commentary voice hahahah🤣
Man i don't have words the kind of running podcast and Editing and storytelling quality and background music everything awesome
5:06 one of my fellow club members is I that race a man called Mark Mitchell, red Forres Harriers vest I'm also in that club ! He came last I think but having him along side Mo and Kipchoge in that race is something special for our club ! He's a big inspiration for me.
Hi total running productions! Your vids are amazing, keep it up!
Perhaps just tone down the titles. Can everything be that 'Amazing!' and 'Unbelievable!'?
@@JAHinHK probably makes more people watch the videos
@@ders. I'm no RUclipsr, but this is such bespoke content already. People into, or not into, running are either going to watch it or not, no? Maybe I'm old and cranky, but the superlative titles are just a little too over the top for me.
Absolutely incredible! Thank you so much for the wonderful video!
I had been struggling to find high res video of his race to learn his form more and finally there came two such videos; Tokyo Olympic race and The last milestone. These are my favorate films now.
Super high quality video, thank you so much!
Appreciate you making this video this is a gem of a video, priceless and valuable content.
best video u have ever made, all the best kipchoge we are all with u
I didn't want this video to end! Yes, I know Kipchoge's story so well that I can tell you the race just by the surroundings or competitors. BUT THIS IS ELIUD KIPCHOGE!!!! 👑 🐐 🔥😎
He is amazing and so inspirational.. Makes me extra proud to be kenyan 🇰🇪
man we were overdue for a classic kipchoge vid from trp but this one was a banger, a third gold at 39 years of age has to be is toughest challenge yet, but who better and more exciting to watch attempt this than the goat himself
I can't share this channel enough... amazing content
A nice review of the great man. A nice way to spend 15 mins away from life's stresses and strains.
When my girlfriend left me I felt like life wasn’t worth living anymore, I didn’t know where to go, who to get comfort from etc. But then I started to run and I feel like it saved my life. Im doing my first 10k on Sunday and I couldn’t be happier. Kipchoge’s story really inspires me to never give up and work hard for my dreams. Im planning to start my workout apparel clothing brand this year as I’ve been passionate with fitness and being active. Hopefully it all works out!
Man this video gave me chills… he is such an inspiration to everyone
This was great stuff. Thank you!
What an amazing compilation of his competitions, thank you.
This channel is amazing. So we'll put together. Instantly subbed!
👍,👏, 🙋♂️ to Coach Patrick Sang. You are awesome as well!
Fantastic story telling!! I could not look away. I need to go out and run again
What a great video, excellent work !
Thank you for this video!
Great video about a man with great faith to what he can do the best in the world. Best wishes for him to succeed in 2024.
Your videos are awesome. keep it up
Amazing video , well done !
I hope he does win a third Olympic Marathon!
Much Respect! God bless you Mr. Eliud.
Keep up this channel 💪💪💪💪
At 38 years old, Carlos Lopes, a Portuguese former marathon world record holder (1985), won the Olympic Gold Medal in the marathon, so, it is possible for Kipchoge to win.
If he stays injury free and if his form doesn't fall much, he can do that. But there are great young runners out there that might be its biggest challenge.
Under very harsh (hot) weather conditions. It was in Los Angeles.
If he competes, he'll definitely win. Always great content, awesome job.🔥🔥🔥👍👍
Amazing video. Thanks again.
What a man and a athlete! And a great video, thanks :)
2:55 I absolutely love the handshake here between Kipchoge and El Gerrouj. There's the slight pause, and then Kipchoge gives such a hype handshake
Inspirational. Thank you.
More emphasis on the mental toughness… this man is on another level. His masseur once said, even when in pain he never complains … he focus and somehow get the work done.
Back in 2005, I made the following statement" I think we have seen the future record holder in the marathon in this race and his name is Kipchoge. His final kick to the finish was effortless and crossed the finish line with all smiles. Kipsang was a bit more deflated"
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I knew that Kipchoge had what it took to pave the way to 2:00hour marathons and faster. As history shows, once one athlete shows that it CAN be done, the rest follow. I have zero doubts that Kipchoge will continue to dominate the field for the next year or so but in 2024 we will see a new breed of much younger talent. Mainly coming from the Uganda region. These young runners who have a significant age advantage (younger than Kipchoge) have learned the training needed to dish out sub 58m half marathons. Runners like Kiplimo, Kamworow and Kandie. I can see any of these young runners (if not all of them) graduating to the Full Marathon. As great as Kipchoge and Bekele are, age is no longer on their side. Besides, they both have nothing to prove. Such great role models for the new generation of half and full marathon runners.
yeah makes you wonder what the limit is
Haha, bro that's dope.
Great call then and good to highlight the new names to watch 👏🏻
This man has unreal discipline, training, and heart health. Props to him and to you for creating this great video.
And before 2024, if he gets the right weather, when he's feeling just right, he'll get that official world record under 2 hours. It's there, he can definitely do it, but like any marathon record, just needs a couple things to cooperate.
Amazing quality!
Great presentation, amazing man.
Thank you TRP!!!
Great presentation!
Man, this video was impressive .😎
ur channel was the reason why I joined cc + t&f in high school and run to be healthy now
great video! Kipchoge is so inspiring.
i need the "and as always, until next time" at the end
same
Wow! Great video thank you.
I can see Hollywood doing a true story movie biography on this man in the near future.
Great video, Andy.
I want to see him run/win Boston
And he will. Kipchoge said many times that want to win all Marathon Majors.
2:55 that handshake was powerful lol
great videos from this channel thank you
I just can't get over how easy he makes it look
The epitome of human spirit!
LONG LIVE THE LEGEND, WE'RE COMING, JOINING MARATHON AT OUR EARLY AGES, THROUGH YOUR MOTIVATIONAL AND INSPIRATIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS...LONG LIVE ELIUD KIPCHOGE 🥰🥰
Seeing him running is so inspirational. So calm and so powerful 👍💯
i struggle to run a half marathon in under 2 hours. its mind boggling to think how fast this guy must be....
Fact's, my fastest half marathon is 2:05 it's crazy how fast he is
I want to see Kipchoge doing ultra maratons. It's time!
It’s a joy to watch him run. Example of human potential.
Awesome salute to Eliud, TRP.
great video! subscribed!
I’m really hoping that this next Olympics we get a showdown between Bekele and Kipchoge. It would be legendary.
Exactly zero chance
At the next 2024 Olympics Bekele will be 42years 1 month old and Kipchoge will be 39 years 8months old. Bekele might not even make it to the Olympics let alone post a competitive time and chances of him posting a showdown time very low. SO chances of a showdown are almost zero.
@@nyandorootc true
I'm not a runner, not sure why RUclips recommended this, but very entertaining and GREAT EDITING SKILLS!