1500m Man wrote:
Like i said, not only were you wrong about the distance, your entire premise is wrong. It is because of their work ethic and natural talent combined that makes them have incredible fitness therefore making them elite. Really not that hard to follow. Do you know how many people are considered very fit. I would love to see them try that. I have a couple former national youth champs and they point blank told me to go to hell when I asked if they wanted to try the workout (using their 1500m goal times of course and basically splitting it in half and running 6 of them with two minutes of a break). God good, that isn't fitness, that workout is insanity.
Nope, I wasn't wrong about the distance and my premise isn't wrong. Running is about how fit you are. How hard you try or how much you want it or how nice of a person you are is irrelevant to the clock.
Your national youth champs are not as fit as her which is why they can't do that workout.