Hobbs Kessler's progress

hobbs kessler is doping

JK

No idea about the explanatory causes for his success, or the weight each cause had in determining where he is today, but he has been into competitive climbing for a few years, and probably has an insane amount of core strength. Seems like it could be a factor.

Talent is at least 99% for the elites. You have a million others do his training & those results won't happen.

His mentor just retired. Now he’ll be there to young Hobbs ready to get the Olympic 1500 gold inn2024

Don't you people fret. Hobbs will be back and faster than ever.

He needs to race as much as possible.

He's been towed along with his fantastic talent. He needs to learn how to do it on his own.

henriktowns wrote:

What can we learn from Hobbs Kessler's amazing progress in only 4 years? I understand that his parents are running coaches and that he was lucky enough to connect with Ron Warhurst and Nick Willis early on, but it is still astounding that he was able to go sub-5 to sub-4 in just a few years when many struggle to do this over the course of an entire running career. He works incredibly hard and definitely deserves all the credit in the world, but it just seems like it happened so fast and I don't understand it, especially after watching his instagram video from 2018 where he looks like a complete novice.

Does he just have a talent that few possess or is there something about his journey that we can all learn from?

From what I've heard, and I don't mean any disrespect by this, he doesn't work incredibly hard, and there are many high schoolers that work harder than him. Unfortunately for them, though, his talent is just so sheer that he can progress so well.