My London Marathon experience | Olympics is over
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Hey, fellow runners! 🏃♂️ Welcome back to the channel! In today's video, join me as I talk though my race at London Marathon. 🎉 I'll be sharing the nitty-gritty details of my final preparations, and perhaps why I struggled.
My race recap from London marathon, and learning from mistakes on race day.
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I find it strange how relatable your confessions are. Honestly you are one of the few people online for me that are genuine, no glitter and provide insightful info on how to prep but also care of oneself. I can’t express enough how thankful I’m for your content - keep it going Scully and take care.
You’re an absolute beast of a human being in the bestest sense possible :)
Time to rest up and recharge the body ,best of luck .
How do you know he's being genuine ? How do you know others online are NOT being genuine ? How do you know he's not faking sincerity ? You don't.
@@lionheart4552 relax bud. All I’m saying is that his content is very relatable to me and that Scully’s having impact on my own running journey and mental health.
You can never know 100% who is genuine and I refuse to do due diligence on people online/influencers. There are more important things that I can do with my time :)
@@d0msko You admit that you haven't a clue If he's genuine or not but you state :
"I can’t express enough how thankful I am for your content". The man could be a complete psycho.
Not trying to rain on your parade but just cautioning about Investing so much of ourselves In strangers online. Peace 👍
@@lionheart4552 thank you for your genuine care for my wellbeing
Hi Stephen, I've never been this invested in someone else's journey as much as with yours. You've been a huge inspiration to me and a few running buddies. Look after yourself sir.
I’ve never commented on a RUclips video but this doesn’t deserve not to be commented on. Seriously well done for being so brave and talking about this. Huge respect and hope you keep talking to friends to know what to do for your next step. Rebuild the body but also the head. Maybe do what Rich Roll does and have a sabbatical from the podcast as well as training to really get yourself back together.
Well done and huge respect for this.
Wishing you a strong recovery for all aspects. ❤
Being honest with yourself is a powerful tool . Never stop , do what you like to do , and keep being honest with yourself !
You rock Stephen, keep doing what your heart tells you.
You are my favourite runner and great inspiration!
The RUclips stuff might have cost you, but you have given us so much for which I'm grateful!
Sorry about London! Can I say that I’ll be running my 1st marathon in July and I just loved watching your stuff. Whatever happens from here, thanks for the videos!
Been waiting for the video drop to see how you went. Don’t beat yourself up brother. we all love what you do and your spirit ❤
Thanks for sharing this Steven. Raw, spontaneous and authentic and because of that - beautiful. I think only people who have done or are doing competitive sport at a very high level can truly relate to what you are saying. I wish you all the best and am looking forward to seeing what’s next for you.
Fair play Scully, thanks for all the inspiring videos and we’ll wait to see the next chapter!
Thank you for sharing! You are an inspiration and such a great human. So genuine and honest! ❤
Take your favourite person on holiday, lick your wounds, heal your body and see where your head is. You’re truly an inspiration to me and many others
Why do some people think holidays are the answer to everything?
@@goodyeoman4534there’s a lot of science to allowing yourself recovery after a heavy block.
@goodyeoman4534 why do you think they're not?
@@goodyeoman4534i'm not sure he was saying it will be the answer to everything. It's a good opportunity to take some time away and be alone with your thoughts
Can’t go with with a few days out and being inspired by a new culture or part of the world.
This is the first time i ever comment a video. You helped me to realise that the most important thing is not the accomplishement ,but the journey. I used to weight a 100kg and i smoked 20 years... now i run, i swim and ride my bike, i improve also thanks guys like you. Your journey has been amazing, 1 single race day does not translate who you are and we must accept our vulnerability. The way you share all this for sure deserve the gold medal of the good buddies olympics . Keep inspiring us, next sunday will be another sunday!!
Sorry for my english, i m french, nobody is perfect..
Thank you very much Mister Scullion
Ive been running since the mid 1980s and can honestly say your channel is the best running channel on RUclips by far.To have an athlete of your calibre share such knowledge,insights and honesty is amazing.Respect.
Exactly
100% It's unreal to get this kind of insight into an elite level runner like Stephen, who also happens to be a hugely relatable and likeable chap.
"best running channel on RUclips" ?
Have you watched every running channel on RUclips to make such a statement ?
@@lionheart4552 No, but you've obviously studied and worked hard to emulate every smug, snarky cunt on the planet!
Thanks for sharing your Paris qualification journey with us. It’s a fascinating insight to the brutality of elite sport. Stay strong!
Elite??? 😂
Your vulnerability is super powerful. What a great personal introspection. You have such clarity.
Stephen, your impact on people, their training, how you shape their resolve in all aspect of life, far exceeds the impact 99% of olympians have had on the world. To many of us, this channel means more than if you ran 7-10 minutes quicker on the day.
What a fucking beautiful display of humanity you show in this video, I know you're disappointed but just know you've inspired me. You're a fantastic role model, hats off to you.
Scully you are a LION! When things get hard, i always remember your quotes. Keep your head high and congrats on London marathon !
This is a fantastic example of what a MAN looks like. He has a goal, he works at it. Succeeds at times and "fails" (not really failure in the grand scheme of things) at times too. Has the courage to be honest about the difficult road he's on. Chooses to stay positive and shares hope & wisdom that others can learn from. It's a YES from me! :)
Thumbs up 👍 but also Beautifully said thank you!!
So much respect for the transparent and honest reflection. Life is not a movie. It's not a book. It's terrifyingly real.
Stephen, you are my running hero. I Unexpectedly placed 6th with a time of 3:17 on a race with 2286 meters of elevation change. You're advice has made a massive impact on me and my training as a runner. Thank you for advice. We as dedicated runners can be so hard on ourselves. You're not alone. Keep up the amazing content and keep helping so many people as I know you have been. God bless and I love you
My favourite athlete. The man who got me back into running but also to love the elite side of the sport, and what a sport we love. Not just because you're an Irishman and I love our own to do well, but because you're this great force. The voice in my ear on the long runs, the first click when I get a RUclips notification. You're an Olympian. Those three letters after your name prove it.
Your “bad race” is so far above what most competitive runners would ever even allow themselves to dream of doing. On top of it, you share your highs and lows, creating art that guides and inspires us to keep going. Thank you!
I always root for you so much; you're my favourite runner. You give back so much to the community. Running can be so unfair; sometimes you can try TOO hard to do everything and then, ironically, your body suffers if you try TOO hard sometimes. You've done yourself so proud, no matter what happens; you've enriched the lives of so many in your journey. I would pick that over being a 1:59 marathon runner anyday. YOU are a champion in so many ways
Saw you on mile 25 as you were running up to big ben. I started watching your channel last year after i signed up for my first marathon. Your videos give me a lot of motivation and tools that I used in my training. Had an awesome race and I have you to thank for that. You've created something great.
The level of awareness and acceptance is next level.
I'm a very slow runner, but I'm learning a lot and progressed from your videos.
It cost you the Olympics but you've impacted lives positively all over the world.
You are correct, you can't be mad at that! Thank you, sir!
Hey Stephen, im a beginner runner. ive lost half a stone, my life has changed
all because i found your videos interesting to the point id try running myself. thank you.
You're an inspiration brother. Thank you for your messages about running and all that you do.
Ah mate…take a step back and have a look…you ran the race of your life in Dublin that was only 6 months ago you don’t lose that hunger,desire in 6 months…your a trades man that’s top class at his job… nobody knows themselves better than themselves..you have a European championship to look forward to and championship in Dublin again in October…you just peaked too soon and body crashed just happened about 3/4 weeks too soon for you..which is a bitch…take rest hit the reset button and focus…your better than you think…heads up Stephen good man…
Scully is still think your our best Pick. I hope it still happens. Congratulations on London. You once again proved you can outright your mind
No qualifying time so impossible
I was thinking that too, so is there just not going to be any Irish Men’s Marathon team at the Olympics irrespective of supposed qualifying times and rankings? Far as I’m aware Paul Pollock and Kevin Seaward are injured, a few others such as Tobin all DNF at London, ya would maybe think they would offer a place to at least Scully with his 2.11 in Dublin.
Yes does anyone know how the above works?
So i think ireland are defo picking a runner regardless of the qualification time. Which in my opinion is quite ridiculous and not every athlete runs the faster courses. But there is a guy from here called Ryan Creech who has also recorded two good marathon times. But none as fast as scullys 2.11 in Dublin but based on points I think Ryan is a little ahead of scully. That being said I think scully could a should most defo get the Nod because creech could represent again in 4 more years as he's only 31 and this could be scullys last chance but I still think scully is ate best Marathon Runner on his day
Keep it goin on Scully! Your Marathon Training Plan and videos have changed my running and life for the better, going from groundhog day to PB's and 2 Marathons! Thanks so much!!
As a runner who has been through traumas and struggled with mental health, your voice touches my heart, pulls me away from negative thoughts and I feel like I’m not alone in this world. You are one of the most impactful people in this world to me.
Absolutely agree. And there is nothing he has to prove to anyone. Missing motivation for olympic Qualification could as well be just a general grown up view on Life. And thats probably hard to digest, that the highest Level time is over because there is so much more waiting for him.
The level of vulnerability that this guy let’s him self into is amazing!! What a real class act man. Huge respect for your character and love for what you do man. In case you are thinking that you let your community down by not achieving the Olympics team, mate all I can I say is that your community is even stronger now because the strength of the leader is the strength of the pact. Greetings from Greece 🇬🇷 mate.
Dont be sad steven! What you have done for thousands of runners like me is just so special. No other person on youtube has your ability to dial into the honest facts about what we need to commit to as runners. You showed me how to warm up, how to train properly, how to slow my thresholds down, how to recover etc i trained for 9 months at age 50 to finally beat my parkrun pb 5 times over a period of 3 months. So THANKYOU ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Everybody has a bad day even Kipchoge and Bekele. You don't lose if you get knocked down you lose if you stay down.
You really are truly inspirational to us every day runners, your advice, coaching and human approach make you an exceptional individual on every level. I wish you all the luck in the world on the path you choose to travel going forward you deserve the very best❤.
Manchester Marathon April 2025,Cork City Marathon June 2025, run either and you can win either , good for morale and mental well being
heartbreaking video. Your passion comes across with every sentence. I run on a different level, so difficult position to give an advice, but your video provokes it. I invested very much a couple of years ago to improve my marathon PB and didn't make it in the end. I was disappointed and frustrated for many months. My hindsight says, I took this one race too important! I should have walked to the start line, on the one hand willing to invest everything, on the other hand alreaady knowing, that there will be more chances, next month, next year or later in life. You are qualified for the European Championship? Excellent, that's your next option. You have such a strong basis, you will generate an excellent result sooner or later. Don't waste too much energy on one unsuccessful race, but look at what is in front of you. I love and enjoy your videos, thanks for all that.
Hey Stephen. Thanks for being so open and sincere. Your lessons shared in this platform make a real difference. For myself and for sure so many else. Regardless the time, your effort is amazing.
I couldn't grasp the stress and mindfulness required of a top athletic runner aiming for the Olympics until Scully expressed it with such emotion in his video. Please know that your videos have inspired countless runners, myself included, and we truly value the effort and time you've invested in this content.
Also please remind yourself that training for a marathon over days, weeks, and months is a monumental task for anyone, and you continue to inspire all of us who have watched and learned from you. Take some time to rest, enjoy activities other than running, and things will surely improve in the future!
May be a complete sport change ? With your build Hyrox would be right up your street and you’d smoke everyone on the running legs .
You can only give it, what you can give it…so true Scully, don’t beat yourself up!
You will feel so much better in the days and weeks ahead, Stephen. The answers will come and I think your best days are ahead of you. You’re a great man 🙂🌞
I have enjoyed your unscripted videos and following your journey! I hope you go for the European championship and build off your amazing fitness, but most of all I hope you follow your dreams.
Stephen. Life is a series of chapters where we get to uncover bits and pieces of our own truth along the way. Only 'you" know what your truth is, no one else does or ever will. Your vulnerability is refreshing for someone on RUclips and your journey like every ones has its ups and downs. Your adventure into the RUclips world has opened another door that you have jumped through successfully. Continue being bold and brave.
Seems like your fillled with regrets you know that you didnt do enough simple
Hey man, we appreciate you, we love the content. We are grateful for everything you do for all of us viewers, sacrificing training and recovery to educate us. I am really grateful. For me personally I really appreciate advice from a elite runner as i don't have money or time for a good coach and it helps me bring results and happiness as I have fallen in love with the process and training. So if it makes you feel better you make my life better and not many people can say that they help so many people especially not even knowing them and expecting nothing in return.
Never forget, you inspire, help and motivate us all! Thank you for everything! we are with you - always!
Thanks for sharing your experience and reflections, though clearly very raw! I've found your videos amazing and you have inspired 46 year-old me to have another go at qualifying for the national champs. I blew up at London last weekend: thought I had a 2:39 in me and for some reason couldnt push, struggled with breathing. I got round in 2:51. With the help of a master class and marathon training plan from yourself, I plan to get back in the saddle for Abingdon! If your pupose in life is to inspire people - you're smashing it out of the park!
Writing from Greenland: Your videos have guided me through tough times in my journey to become the best possible runner. It has taught me to absorb and embrace everything that comes with running. Having a guiding reference planted in the future gives a strong feeling of motivation and worth. I hope you plant yourself a new one when time is right for you!
Hello, from England. Greenland look beautiful, but obviously cold. Any good running routes out there?
@@goodyeoman4534 hi, each town is infrastructurally isolated, so you run “in circles” but we have spectacular trail routes in the wild among free animals and I’d say the worlds only marathon on sea ice with kilometres of depth below you is the one to experience. Found this video: ruclips.net/video/EnrS_IYKh2I/видео.htmlfeature=shared
I'm an Obstacle Course Racer from the UK living in Norway. It's nice to read the comments here and see all the support you are getting for these honest and sincere videos. I've been watching them religiously since discovering your channel not long ago. I follow your strength training and warmup videos almost daily and attribute these to avoiding injury while increasing average weekly mileage this year. Thanks for your efforts! Really appreciate you!
You are the best. So sincere and incredible.
I swam with elite swimmers growing up. We swam the same sets, same repeats. The Olympians have a gear beyond us. You did awesome! There is way more to life. Please keep on showing us your journey....
Don’t forget, Stephen is an Olympian, and will be forever 🙂💪🥇
@1HappyBob but as he said, there was a gear that he just didn't have. He us awesome, just in that realization.
The ups and downs of the runner on full display. I appreciate this as much as the valuable training videos. We’ve all missed goals and this gives insight into the elite athlete version of it.
If you are up to it - perhaps a follow up to this video after a deeper retrospect and more planning of the path ahead? How we get up after a fall is something we all need to work on.
Keep up the great work on this channel and being an incredible influence/inspiration on the running community.
Hold that head up high mate. You are a great, genuine guy. There's more to life than running and when you look back at this in 5 years time, you will know that this was even better for you than actually achieving the goal
But running is our life and it keeps us alive. Guys like him and me live for this. ... no matter what
Stephen, I saw you at mile 9 just after you crossed a mini roundabout (I Was another "go on Scully" shout) but it struck me how alone you were and the pressure or stress written across your facial expression. I was concerned for you. Your honesty and vulnerability in this video sets you apart as a winner, a model for us all. Bummed you haven't reached your goal but you've transcended that because you're genuinely in touch with how you feel, something most of us will never be able to recognise and articulate so well. Do what;''s right for you and you win the race that really matters.
You have given so much back Lion, to everyone! I appreciate you. Lessons I learned from Jogging Room were a big part why I feel more confident that I can achieve my athletic dreams compared to 15 years ago, in my 30s. Thank you for everything. I am excited to see what's next!
You are an inspiration to thousands….. thanks so much for sharing.
Much love to you Scully for your introspectiveness and vulnerability. You didn't get the result you wanted, but you've definitely accomplished something amazing with this community you've built. Life is a series of push and pulls, whatever's most important to you you'll pull on those levers more and you'll reap the rewards for doing so.
Take some time off to let your mind, body and soul rest. We'll always be here to support you all the way 🩷
I appreciate how vulnerable you may be feeling at the moment and I feel for you. Having completed London this week I personally will be looking at mixing up running through the summer with some fell running and trail running just so I can decompress. I hope you find your enjoyment once again but I would suggest stripping the running back to basics (Rocky style). Some of the great runners in the past kept it simple and still put out blistering times without the aid of super shoes. I believe you can still do it but as you say you got to want it.
Love your honesty and can see the pain you’re feeling, must have been super hard to make this video. You’ve helped me bundles with my running and your channel is fantastic. Keep up the good work you’re doing Scully.
I seen you at 14km...and except my brother who was running a 5hr30 marathon, you were the only other runner I wanted to see in the flesh!!! You've been my absolute hero on the past few years and regardless of you time on Sunday you're still my hero and favourite runner!!! #TeamLionscull
2.16 you are awesome man!! Could you please do a video about what % you should spend in every HR zone during a maraton? Like 60% Z2, 30% Z3 and 10% Z4 ?
The way you talk about running is how I feel about it, despite the fact that I am a 42 year old Mum who found running two years ago (and dreams merely of a 3:30 marathon!). I also did London on Sunday and so wished I had seen you - you're an inspiration in every sense. I feel privileged to watch your videos and am grateful that you always give all of yourself. Take care of yourself Stephen, you warrior.
Humble, insightful, and incredibly talented you are an extraordinary athlete. Get some rest, and tremendous respect for what you have accomplished and what you will accomplish. You’re not even close to being done doing amazing things.
Next time you see yourself in a mirror give yourself a kind smile. You’re awesome.
You might not cross the finishline in Paris but you achieved what most of us will never do: You helped ans inspired thousands of people! Take your time, heal up and come back stronger 💪
Wise words! I think you were amazing at London Marathon! That race is brutal, I did it too, and your time was insane! We learn so much from this channel and you are such an inspiration, thanks for everything 🎉❤
I was really rooting for you to qualify for the Olympics - but know that you’ve achieved so much more than most Olympians even if you haven’t. It is *incredibly* difficult to qualify for the Olympics this year and you set yourself a monumental goal. Munyao and Bekele aren’t shoe-ins; the US might only have two men going. I know this because, in following your journey, I learned about what it takes to qualify. Which brings me to a broader point. That silver play button represents 100,000 lives you’ve impacted and shared your love of running with. Almost nobody at the start line in Paris will be able to say that.
You know, Scully, I've been following your channel for a while now and I make the most of the content you post here, whether it's about running itself, about gym routines or about how we runners always need to take care of our mental health. Watching you always vulnerable, not afraid to show and share your frustrations and achievements is more inspiring than you can imagine. I live almost on the other side of the world and there isn't a day that goes by, when things get difficult, that I don't think: "what would lion do right now?" whether at the gym, in a session or on a long run. Your inspiration moves and motivates me and for that I will always be grateful. Keep pushing, it's just another Sunday!
Stephen, you will not cross the finish line in Paris but rest assured you will cross the finish line of countless races around the world through the minds and bodies of thousands of runners you have inspired.
Thank you so much sir.
I was gutted when I saw the race results and knew what it meant for you. It's still an unbelievable result. Your contributions here have had a much greater impact than a faster result could ever have.
I feel every emotion you are feeling Stephen - just ran Two Oceans Ultra marathon here in SA about two weeks ago. I ran injured body feeling terrible, finish time not close to my goal, trained maybe a little too hard - the race photos show the focus on my face to get around the pain. My body was broken. I know what I did wrong and now need to focus on what to do right. My view is everything happens for a reason - your honesty and vulnerability is what makes you who you are never give that away - I am super sorry you didn’t make the Olympics my heart goes out to you, I’ve supported you through this process and you me through mine. Thank you for what you do keep it up. I will continue to listen, learn and take on board your knowledge, wisdom, humility and vulnerability this is what connects me to you. Stay strong a missed result does not define who you are you are more than a time on a stop watch. You are in my thoughts. Stay strong this too will pass.
@Stephen Scullion - Olympic marathoner Very proud of your finish in London! I understand that RUclips and business is very time consuming and pulls your focus away from training, but you have had such an impact on my love for running after a few short months. You gained your credibility long ago and very few elite athletes take the time to share all the years of knowledge they've gained and all of their Strava data! I cannot thank you enough for putting so much effort into making helpful videos while training so hard. Yes, it is a sacrifice to watch one dream suffer to build a new one, but the community you are building will outweigh everything within time. Cheers!
Bro you inspire me so much! I love the emotions and FIRE you bring with each video!!!
I feel for you Stephen, not much to say, so much respect. Continue your journey. Thank you for your honesty. RESPECT.
You are such a gift. Your openness, authenticity, vulnerability and soul. We need this. You are someone who is shaping a more honest and human running community. I feel for you, but I also thank you so much for all the knowledge you gave us, and for being so real. And I have full confidence in you! Stay connected and be good to yourself.
Much love!
Stephen you gave it a fair go, all in. Regardless of the result one can only admire and respect that. Go easy on yourself
You are winning every day Scully. You’re an elite runner who’s got nothing left to prove and willing to put in the work to impart your knowledge and lessons to the general public. It’s a rare privilege to have access to your content as you are inspiring thousands of people with amazing insights physical and mental. This is the beginning of a new chapter for you! Possibly your greatest chapter is yet to be written as you don’t even know it yet. You are tired because you never stop working! That’s nothing to be ashamed of! Hold your head high legend! I think you just inspired thousands of runners to give 100% of themselves to this sport.
You are such a big inspiration to me. Keep your head held high.
I've said it before, you have become a teacher Stephen, a very special teacher. A lot of people gain valuable lessons, experience and humility from your work. Keep going, it's important.
You give me goose bumps the way you talk about running - such complete transparency in the life of an elite runner - brutal 😢
You were absolutely born to do more than just run. I will be forever grateful to you. I stumbled across one of your videos on RUclips and took up running in December as a result - I'm now 11 days out from my first half marathon. My goal is to run a sub-1:45, but feel like my training is on point for a sub-1:40. Itzms not super fast, but believe you me, with more and more of your shared knowledge and heart, I'm not stopping anytime soon, and I'll have fun the whole time running.
You've been a big help on my running journey and you continue to be. Thank you so much for your contributions. You're so much more than a 2:09 runner! Whatever path you choose to take next, it won't be a wrong one.
Honest and open as always Scully. Your videos have the best running content on RUclips. Take that rest and look after yourself 👍
I'm heartbroken for you but also inspired, in awe, and thankful for you putting this out for people to see. Such an honest and raw retrospective running is hard even for pro runners, in fact a lot harder for the pros. Let's not forget we are runners regardless, and it won't always go the way we want, but we are still runners. Look at what you've achieved and move on to the next step.
This is why I love RUclips - being real and sharing the whole journey. I love your channel!
You gave it your all mate. You’re such an inspiration, you should be proud
Running toward the goals you've chosen does indeed require everything. But, it provides everything too; it doesn't just take from you. Even without the achievement of the outcome, it provides. To give yourself entirely to something is to live life fully. To experience the heartache, confusion, vulnerability, etc. of not achieving the goal is validation of this; much like the grief we suffer when we lose someone or something we love, it is proof and the balanced inverse of the depth of the love and passion we hold. We'll encounter the question "what's the point?" so many times in life, but in running, it is a great joy to be able to answer that question with "does there even need to be a point?" Keep yourself pointed in the direction of life, and know that this heartache is not the residue of failure, but a side-effect of passion. Learn what you can, leave the guilt and the rest of the useless stuff at the door.
There is so much grace in this video. Thank you.
Sculli I retired twice. Cmmon , take a break and come back. Win smeller races after coming back. Retirement will make you hungry.
Well done on the run today mate, I just did the 10 km one in Walton with you. You are miles ahead, that's so impressive to get under 30 minutes..cheers
I liked following your Olympic "trials", Stephen. Best of luck in your next endeavours, whatever they be.
Stephen, you are so inspiring and have taught me so much! What an amazing athlete AND human being!
I’m pretty sure that’s actually Tariku Bekele (Kenenisa Bekele’s brother) in the old photograph from 2006
Dear Stephen,
First of all,
Thank you, for everything of helping us to become better runner!
I just watch this video above, it was emotional, I think you should Listen to your body and mind of this setback period Stephen.
Probably they need a break to refresh and reset and then onward to get back on it again with faster & stronger 💪🏻
You are still a young man! Make it history forever for the Irish!
I am an amateur runner and only started running serious at the age of 45yr old and now I am 53yr old, and still improving. So far I improved about 66mins in 7 years. But the margin getting tights now, hoping to get sub2:50 this year at Valencia 2024 🤞🏻
I have done 20 marathons, 1st one - (Berlin 2017) 20th one (London 2024)
The slowest time is (3:56.22 @ Berlin 2017)
The PB time is (2:50.44 @ Valencia 2023)
The training block of my PB, I was listening to the videos & training programs & tapered of your RUclips Channel. Its was really helpful.
To represent all of us here.
Thank you very much Stephen ❤️
All the best to your training/racing journey in the future buddy 💪🏻🤞🏻
Warm regards of God Bless 🙏🏻
Sơn Trần
That was incredibly demotivating. You should man up.
0:44 well unfortunately that'll be the "Trade Off" in comparison to a Race Number in the Paris Olympics. That's how life is . Trade offs and Sacrifices. Can't have everything.
Hi Stephen, it takes bravery to show your vulnerability - you’re an inspiration to many - take care
Lot of kind (true) comments already made by your supporters. I echo the sentiment. Thank you for the training videos; thank you for the emotions, thank you for the honesty. 02:15 in London - INCREDIBLE 👏👏👏
Keep doing your stuff; coz we need your advice 👍👍👍👍