I think it would be cool to see a discussion before the actual event. Instead of a post-hoc explanation of what happened like other threads, can you share how things have gone or not gone to plan, and what your expectations are for the weekend?
I think it would be cool to see a discussion before the actual event. Instead of a post-hoc explanation of what happened like other threads, can you share how things have gone or not gone to plan, and what your expectations are for the weekend?
Tipp wrote:
I think it would be cool to see a discussion before the actual event. Instead of a post-hoc explanation of what happened like other threads, can you share how things have gone or not gone to plan, and what your expectations are for the weekend?
He has done his 40 k long specific run close to the race, so I think he is well drained and shaken. That is good for the race so he will not win too easy I think.He is ready for the wall.
Bump?
He train with magic pace! ;)
Magic fall!
We are about to publish our international men's preview but I'll share the following excerpt for you.
Most marathoners at Kirui's age (35) would be hesitant to change things up, but Kirui did just that by training for Chicago in Patrick Sang's group with Eliud Kipchoge. Kirui told RunBlogRun's Sabrina Yohannes that he still works with coach Renato Canova as well but that he's been in Sang's base of Kaptagat for this buildup.
"I went like three months ago to Kaptagat," Kirui told Yohannes. "I wanted actually to see these guys; they are running the best times, so I wanted also to catch up to the times. Because I'm like a 2:05 guy; if I join their group, I will improve a lot."