P. Chelimo wrote:
Paul Chelimo
That's about the only way you could beat Mo
Paul Chelimo is the BOSS!! He just solo'd a 13:08 USATF championship record!!
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That's about the only way you could beat Mo -
Paul MF Chelimo!
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P. Chelimo wrote:
Paul Chelimo
That's about the only way you could beat Mo
Last year's Olympic final was faster. Mo won. -
Paul - I just soloed 13:08 in 80 degrees (and I'm coming for you Mo Farah) - Chelimo
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The legend of Paul Chelimo.
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Chelimo!!!!! The love affair continues!!! I can't get enough!
BEAST MODE!!!! -
No, no, you can't lead the whole race, you will never win that way, it takes too much energy to lead, you need to jog in a pack and leave it to the last 200, that's the only way to win a championship race.
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Chelimo = LEGENDARY!!
We'll be talking about this race 10 years from now. Nothing but the utmost respect for Chelimo. That takes balls of steel running and winning a race like that in these conditions. -
Paul, first lap in 60 flat, Chelimo.
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Somewhere Craig Mottram is smiling.
robbsterzz wrote:
Chelimo = LEGENDARY!!
We'll be talking about this race 10 years from now. Nothing but the utmost respect for Chelimo. That takes balls of steel running and winning a race like that in these conditions. -
Yessiry wrote:
Paul, first lap in 60 flat, Chelimo.
THAT is the key. If you're going to lead, you need to get away. If you lead the whole thing at tempo pace, you're going to get outkicked. If you run the first lap in 60, no one will want to follow.
(Of course it doesn't hurt to be the best in the field) -
Paul, victory lap for your last 400m, Chelimo
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robbsterzz wrote:
Chelimo = LEGENDARY!!
We'll be talking about this race 10 years from now. Nothing but the utmost respect for Chelimo. That takes balls of steel running and winning a race like that in these conditions.
I don't know. People haven't talked about Broe's race for years and it was pretty epic. -
Paul Feeling Good Today Chelimo
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Far Out West wrote:
No, no, you can't lead the whole race, you will never win that way, it takes too much energy to lead, you need to jog in a pack and leave it to the last 200, that's the only way to win a championship race.
+1. Paul Chelimo. -
Sumone wrote:
Paul Feeling Good Today Chelimo
Paul "Feeling Good Every Day" Chelimo -
Paul Is Dan Browne or Scott Simmons Coaching Him Chelimo.
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Komen720 wrote:
Paul - I just soloed 13:08 in 80 degrees (and I'm coming for you Mo Farah) - Chelimo
Who needs a rabbit? Not him. In the process, he took down Tim Broe's championship record of 13:12.76 which had stood since 2005.
What a run.
You gotta feel for Tim Broe. He basically ran the entire thing by himself as well as everyone else in the chase pack sucked off of him. Broe basically just solo'd a 13:17.94 himself (admittedly he had chelimo like 75 meters in front as candy) and didn't make the team.
1 Paul Chelimo 13:08.62
U.S. Army
2 Eric Jenkins 13:15.74
Nike / Nike Oregon Project
3 Ryan Hill 13:16.99
Nike / Bowerman TC
4 Ben True 13:17.94
Saucony
5 Lopez Lomong 13:21.74
Nike / Bowerman TC
6 Thomas Curtin 13:29.64
Saucony Freedom TC
7 Trevor Dunbar 13:30.89
Nike
8 Reid Buchanan 13:31.40
Skechers Performance / Mammoth
9 Riley Masters 13:40.14
Nike
10 Emmanuel Bor 13:45.26
U.S. Army
11 Andrew Trouard 13:49.19
Northern Ariz.
12 Joe Stilin 13:55.04
ZAP Fitness Reebok
13 Kirubel Erassa 14:04.02
Atlanta TC
14 Craig Lutz 14:04.74
HOKA ONE ONE NAZ Elite
15 David Elliott 14:09.69
Unattached
16 Ben Rainero 14:11.14
Unattached
17 Clayton Young 14:23.88
BYU
DNF Chad Noelle
ASICS
DNS Biya Simbassa
American Distance Proj.
DNS Hassan Mead
Nike / NIKE OTCE
DNS Shadrack Kipchirchir
U.S. Army
DNS Chris Derrick
Nike / Bowerman TC
DNS Leonard Korir
U.S. Army -
Paul Chelimo
