Geoffrey Kipsang Kamworor says hes going to make Mo Farah hurt

Please quote a link to anywhere in such discussion that Kamworor ever mentioned Farah.

tony the tiger wrote:

At the end of that race , the only person who will be hurting is Kamworor himself

Mo has his amino acid intakes perfectly adjusted to 49.9ml of each one taken ever six hour.

you did miss it …. a question specifically referencing MoFrom the OP's link:

I WILL HURT MO FARAH

noway wrote:At least he's going to have to run hard from start to finish-lets see if Mo is as good as Bekele was.

Should be fun to watch.

SC: If you face world champion Mo Farah, how will you beat him?

GK: I’m going to train very hard and do a lot of speed work. For me, running 10,000m, I will go with a high pace throughout the event until the finish. I don’t want to go a slow pace and then at the end someone can kick [in] 52 [seconds for the last 400m]. So, for me I’ll go with the high speed until the end. By then no one will have the strength to kick because of the high pace they have been coming through.

link:

http://www.strivetrips.org/strivecast/011/

"i just seen him destroy the x-country field & it's my 1st good look at him

he is a powerhouse of a kenyan !!!

strong powerful legs & good upper body

he looks like silas !!!

that power is wasted on M, which is just too far for him

over 2y ago, he won that abu dhabi 1/2M in 58'54 ( just 1s off an ole wanjiru wr ) & that was off a jog in 1st 5k !!!

he couda threatened the 58'23wr that day if they'd bothered to put in a decent 5k at start

this is now 2y+ later & nearly 4y from when he ran 27'06 when he was still 18y !!!

i have no idea why he is wasting his time on M

the geoffrey who has run today couda run 26'17wr if that had been a track 10k !!!

some manager really needs to tell him to go back to the track

kenya has got a monsta 10k runner who coud grind mo & the rest of those ethiopians into oblivion but he's wasting his time on 1/2M & M's !!!???"

Kenyan selector wrote:First Kamworor has to get selected; he doesn't have much of a track record and it will be no easy task unless the selectors believe his hype

komen was sick in '96 & came 4th in trials

he got better soon after but no chance of atlanta 5k

no one woud give up their slot

i'd humbly suggest komen wouda run 12'40/12'45 or oblivion if selectors had given him shot...

cbenson4 wrote:This.

I'll believe it when I see it. For now, I'm betting Kamworor is going to first see if anyone else is going to take it out, and then when no one does he'll bust out a 63-64 for a few laps, and then he'll be craning his neck back and gesturing with his arms for his reluctant teammates to come share the work, and when they don't respond the pace will slow to 68-70 again. This will happen a couple times in the race until, whoopsie, it's the last lap and Farah is still feeling bouncy. And they dun' goofed again.

I hope I'm wrong.

sir

in x-country, jeffy went out in suicidal sprint 1st few 100m

he still won

jeffy is an ox

he couda run 58-low in '13 middle-east 1/2M

that was 2y+ & i reckoned he was in 26-low back then !!!

jeffy can oblivionate mo....

that was 2+ y ago off complete jog to 5k :

he & King Geoffrey Mutai were in 26-low back then

you have to realise, the big strong kenyans are exceptional

this one was an animal 2+y ago & already capable of 26-low

how much more can you do to face mo ???

i said he coud run

26-low

2+y ago solo !!!

wtfunny wrote:

SC: If you face world champion Mo Farah, how will you beat him?

GK: I’m going to train very hard and do a lot of speed work. For me, running 10,000m, I will go with a high pace throughout the event until the finish. I don’t want to go a slow pace and then at the end someone can kick [in] 52 [seconds for the last 400m]. So, for me I’ll go with the high speed until the end. By then no one will have the strength to kick because of the high pace they have been coming through.

The interviewer mentioned Farah.

Kamworor talked of his own strategy, and did not mention him.[/quote][/quote]

Oh, how many "someone can kick [in] 52" are there?

I must have missed it wrote:

wtfunny wrote:

SC: If you face world champion Mo Farah, how will you beat him?

GK: I’m going to train very hard and do a lot of speed work. For me, running 10,000m, I will go with a high pace throughout the event until the finish. I don’t want to go a slow pace and then at the end someone can kick [in] 52 [seconds for the last 400m]. So, for me I’ll go with the high speed until the end. By then no one will have the strength to kick because of the high pace they have been coming through.

The interviewer mentioned Farah.

Kamworor talked of his own strategy, and did not mention him.

You know, it shouldn't be too difficult to find a remedial English course nearby sometime.

If I ask "Do you hate Mo Farah?", and you reply "Yes", it's perfectly reasonably to claim that you said you hate Mo Farah.

wtfunny wrote:

If I ask "Do you hate Mo Farah?", and you reply "Yes", it's perfectly reasonably to claim that you said you hate Mo Farah.

Oh I thought you asked if my shoes ran on air.

I must have missed it wrote:

The interviewer mentioned Farah.

Kamworor talked of his own strategy, and did not mention him.

I'm pretty sure you're right. After re-reading the interview, I think Kamworor may have misunderstood the question.

SC: If you face world champion Mo Farah, how will you beat him?

GK: I'm not sure at this point. I really need some socks, but the supermarket is closing in a few hours and I'm a few ingredients short of that three cheese lasagna I want to prepare for friends and family tomorrow. I'll tell you, though, one thing that's really been playing on my mind lately is that my best friend recently brought up to me that he's troubled by my frequent phone conversations and texts with his girlfriend. The fact is, I've known her for several years and we even went out on a few dates. I can feel that our connection is becoming stronger. I'm not sure how to break this news to him, but I think I need to have a talk with him this weekend. I'll have to think carefully about my strategy in bringing up this sensitive topic, but most likely I will make him hurt.

someone can kick [in] 52 wrote:

Oh, how many "someone can kick [in] 52" are there?

More than 1 so your response is bad.