VIPAM wrote:
Three decades later and Kenenisa still breaking world records.
2:05:53.......5) London Marathon.
First master under 2:06
....
2:04:19.......4) Valencia MWR
another Master World Record at 41 ys old and first master's sub 2:05, AMAZING. Any country in the world and 2:04:19 would guarantee him an Olympic spot except for Ethiopia and maybe Kenya. Harsh!
VIPAM wrote:
Yes Sir
Kenenisa emerged around 2001; therefore,
2000-2009.....1 decade.
2010-2019.....2 decades.
2020-2029.....3 decades
That would mean 2022 places his competitive elite career at 3 decades
Sir?
You said three decades later.
In December 2019, Joshua Cheptegei has set a new 10k WR (26:35), a decade later, in February 2020, he also has set a new 5k WR (12:51).
VIPAM, one of the letsrun greats...
He's using ordinal positions, and it's commonly used in this scenario. You're referring to elapsed time.
I was born in the 20th century and it's the 21st century, yet I'm not 100 years old. Follow?
Oh Please wrote:
He's using ordinal positions, and it's commonly used in this scenario. You're referring to elapsed time.
I was born in the 20th century and it's the 21st century, yet I'm not 100 years old. Follow?
Have you even read to what you are replying?
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