Clayton young looks different

Novolilly wrote:

I’ve been following the sport pretty closely for over a decade, I was watching on TV when Clayton won his NCAA 10k, watched most of his big races. I’ve seen him in person multiple times. I also work in the medical field and examine ~10 people a day. It is my opinion that 2026 Clayton looks different, he has lost weight. He looks aged, a little gaunt. He has lost fat in his face. If I were describing him professionally I would say he has a malnourished.

His wife has been posting pictures of Clayton’s food, and I guess people have been responding to the effect that he isn’t eating enough. Today on her instagram she felt the need to defend the portion sizes. Interesting. I would be not be surprised if we see a great year followed by many injury problems.

Novolilly wrote:

I’ve been following the sport pretty closely for over a decade, I was watching on TV when Clayton won his NCAA 10k, watched most of his big races. I’ve seen him in person multiple times. I also work in the medical field and examine ~10 people a day. It is my opinion that 2026 Clayton looks different, he has lost weight. He looks aged, a little gaunt. He has lost fat in his face. If I were describing him professionally I would say he has a malnourished.

His wife has been posting pictures of Clayton’s food, and I guess people have been responding to the effect that he isn’t eating enough. Today on her instagram she felt the need to defend the portion sizes. Interesting. I would be not be surprised if we see a great year followed by many injury problems.

Novolilly wrote:

I’ve been following the sport pretty closely for over a decade, I was watching on TV when Clayton won his NCAA 10k, watched most of his big races. I’ve seen him in person multiple times. I also work in the medical field and examine ~10 people a day. It is my opinion that 2026 Clayton looks different, he has lost weight. He looks aged, a little gaunt. He has lost fat in his face. If I were describing him professionally I would say he has a malnourished.

His wife has been posting pictures of Clayton’s food, and I guess people have been responding to the effect that he isn’t eating enough. Today on her instagram she felt the need to defend the portion sizes. Interesting. I would be not be surprised if we see a great year followed by many injury problems.

OED wrote:

Novolilly wrote:

I’ve been following the sport pretty closely for over a decade, I was watching on TV when Clayton won his NCAA 10k, watched most of his big races. I’ve seen him in person multiple times. I also work in the medical field and examine ~10 people a day. It is my opinion that 2026 Clayton looks different, he has lost weight. He looks aged, a little gaunt. He has lost fat in his face. If I were describing him professionally I would say he has a malnourished.

His wife has been posting pictures of Clayton’s food, and I guess people have been responding to the effect that he isn’t eating enough. Today on her instagram she felt the need to defend the portion sizes. Interesting. I would be not be surprised if we see a great year followed by many injury problems.

He looks like a pro marathoner. That’s what they all look like. Most people accept it as normal in East Africans thinking it’s because they come from poor countries. It can be jarring when you see it on someone from a country like the US. But that’s normal for pro marathoners. Now, whether it’s healthy is an entirely different matter.