duckshirt wrote:
Not too long after that, he got injured in a car wreck. Those injuries kept him from running well ever again.Are you sure you aren't thinking of Noah Ngeny? If not, this story seems to happen a lot to Kenyans.
So both Ngeny and Komen, who set incredible Wrs in the EPO era both had "car accidents" which prevented them from training at the same level and forced a meteoric decline into oblivion!?
Hmmm!
UKFA Adidas wrote:
So both Ngeny and Komen, who set incredible Wrs in the EPO era both had "car accidents" which prevented them from training at the same level and forced a meteoric decline into oblivion!?
Hmmm!
So both Ritz and Teg, who set incredible Prs in the OTC era had injuries that kept them from competing at the same level and forced meteoric decline into oblivion?
UKFA Adidas wrote:So both Ngeny and Komen, who set incredible Wrs in the EPO era both had "car accidents" which prevented them from training at the same level and forced a meteoric decline into oblivion!?
Hmmm!
no
moron
no has confirmed komen had a car accident
perhaps he picked up "toxoplasmosis" ???
Anyone ever find a video of his indoor 3k WR?
trackprod wrote:
Everyone focuses on Komen's 3k as one of the greatest distance records on the books, which it is, but Hicham's 2k WR is often overlooked. I think that 2k in 4:44.79 is equally as good if not better.... I'm not sure what the splits were, but that's an average of 56.8 per lap. That puts him at crossing the 1600m in 3:48ish and then running another lap! That's sick!
they are both better now: 4:43.13 7:17.55