Around 4:05 mark. He can be difficult to understand sometimes and there might have been a miscommunication. He also says that his hamstring injury positively affected his training because he gave him a opportunity to rest and (I think) that's it been causing him to run fewer workouts.
STFU like anyone cares enough about track and field to create a ruse to market the importance of immigration. I’m sure it’s hard being an insecure incel who supports pedophiles, but grow up.
He says the 1500 is more painful than the 800. He rewatches some of his races 20 times to learn about his competitors. He says if he doesn’t experience some pain in his workouts he feels like he has not done anything. Wants to run the marathon in the 2028 Olympics.
He has been in the US Army for 6 years and says it is the most important priority in his life.
In this interview he seems to downplay the injury, except perhaps that it limited his speedwork in training.
interview with him online via He says the 1500 is more painful than the 800. He rewatches some of his races 20 times to learn about his competitors. He says if he doesn’t experience some pain in his workouts he feels like he has not done anything. Wants to run the marathon in the 2028 Olympics.
Around 4:05 mark. He can be difficult to understand sometimes and there might have been a miscommunication. He also says that his hamstring injury positively affected his training because he gave him a opportunity to rest and (I think) that's it been causing him to run fewer workouts.
I haven't watched it yet, but just from your title, I wonder if that just means he is training 5-6 days a week.
With all the Kenyans coming into the NCAA, I wonder if it will soon become as rare to see a white American represent the USA in anything above 400m, just as it is rare to see a white American represented in the sprints? Yeah, I know I will get called 'racist', and 90% of Americans here would be delighted if every member of their LA team was a Kenyan born doper so long as they win medals, but....empty stands and all that...
With all the Kenyans coming into the NCAA, I wonder if it will soon become as rare to see a white American represent the USA in anything above 400m, just as it is rare to see a white American represented in the sprints? Yeah, I know I will get called 'racist', and 90% of Americans here would be delighted if every member of their LA team was a Kenyan born doper so long as they win medals, but....empty stands and all that...
Right bc Ethan Strand also didn’t also just make the team lol.
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