Canefis wrote:
wasn't this already known? wrote:
Pretty sure this was already known. IIRC, the tested a number of athletes and Tadese was chosen because he had the highest economy, Lelisa was chosen because he had the highest VO2max, and Kipchoge was chosen because because he had the highest lactate threshold (critical speed in this article).
Aha, so why do fastest half marathoners cannot run even closer to 02:03-06?
Why do you write such crap?
Athlete (fastest on the Half Marathon list who have run a marathon) - Half Marathon time (up to 59:01) - Marathon time
Geoffrey Kamworor - 58:01 - 2:06:12 (a 2:06:26 in NYC, easily sub 2:06 on a different course)
Zersenay Tadesse - 58:23 - 2:08:46
Sammy Wanjiru - 58:33 - 2:05:10
Bedan Karoki - 58:42 - 2:05:53
Eric Kiptanui - 58:42 - 2:06:17
Mathew Kisorio - 58:46 - 2:04:53
Sammy Kitwara - 58:48 - 2:04:28
Patrick Makau - 58:52 - 2:03:38
Stephen Kibet - 58:54 - 2:08:05
Haile Gebrselassie - 58:55 - 2:03:59
Stanley Biwott - 58:56 - 2:03:51
Geoffrey Mutai - 58:58 - 2:04:15
Wilson Kipsang - 58:59 - 2:03:13
Kenneth Kipkemoi - 59:01 - 2:05:44