The kenyan star runner Ronald Kwemoi was limping after the Monaco 1500m race yesterday. He rolled out from the stadium in a wheelchair. Is it so that his extremely high mileage weeks for a middle distancer in combination with now very fast repetitions are the cause of this injury?
Where has he stated his mileage?
african star wrote:
The kenyan star runner Ronald Kwemoi was limping after the Monaco 1500m race yesterday. He rolled out from the stadium in a wheelchair. Is it so that his extremely high mileage weeks for a middle distancer in combination with now very fast repetitions are the cause of this injury?
Could be so. The New Zealand guy Nick Willis(PR 3.29 ),who is reported to do around 80 mile weeks at most, delivered a London qualifying time sub 3.36 , a nice 3.34.
It seems like less is more.
Youngster Joey wrote:
Where has he stated his mileage?
Stated on LRC by "the king of the kenyan highlands".
http://www.letsrun.com/news/2016/12/renato-canova-qa-part-kenyans-struggled-rio-learn-name-2020-olympic-5000-champ-isnt-china-better-running/Renato Canova wrote:
The number one next year, in both the 1500 and 5,000, is going to be Ronald Kwemoi. I have yet to decide which race we will focus on more. In the case that we choose to do the 5,000 meters, he will be very tough for Mo Farah.
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