Interesting to note that he is likely the best runner in triathlon history, and he is a pro and training full-time and doesn't have to go to classes or work, etc.
But he would not win NCAAs if he was enrolled as a student in America, even with all his advantages over a typical student.
Brian McEwen wrote:
Interesting to note that he is likely the best runner in triathlon history, and he is a pro and training full-time and doesn't have to go to classes or work, etc.
But he would not win NCAAs if he was enrolled as a student in America, even with all his advantages over a typical student.
He would not win NCAAs in the 10000 or at Triathlon?
I reckon he could do a few classes and win the Tri without too much difficulty.
It's not that easy to run that fast and also be one of the best swimmers and cyclists in the triathlon too.
Brian McEwen wrote:
Interesting to note that he is likely the best runner in triathlon history, and he is a pro and training full-time and doesn't have to go to classes or work, etc.
But he would not win NCAAs if he was enrolled as a student in America, even with all his advantages over a typical student.
This doesnt matter much, but FWIW, he only graduated last year. He was world champ while still in school