ShufflingInSeattle wrote:
Over the past 4-5 years athletes have repeatedly shown they can improve all the way from age low 30's to late 30's. Several has shown such progession. So for you to ignore that hitting age 27-29 isn't the downward trend it used to be is very strange when facts show elite athletes improving all the way to their late 30's which mean Kenenisa could have another 5-9 years of improving left in him. Just because Kenenisa don't run personal best every year (to my knowledge very few every does) don't mean his best days are behind him.
No offense, but you are either really stupid or you're just trying to pull my leg. Look at Kenenisa's progression. Yeah, he can set personal bests in the half marathon and marathon, but your remark about Kenenisa improving for the next 5-9 years sounds like the observation of an imbecile. As John McEnroe would say, "You cannot be serious!"