I mean if he would start running again and stop lifting?
I mean if he would start running again and stop lifting?
Yes
26.2 days
I don't understand why he just completely stopped running. With his low-T, couldn't be just have taken a break to cure himself and then return to running, instead of quitting? I would really like to see Hall return to marathon, but he has seriously gotten HUGE.
Ryan Hall was cursed with the wrong frame for a marathoner. He did amazingly to run as fast as he did with those shoulders. No surprise he filled out so well with lifting.
Bump...this is a good topic
He should take some testosterone.
Of course not. He is unable to do the same work that shaped that body.
Lardass2 wrote:
I mean if he would start running again and stop lifting?
I think he could lose the weight pretty quickly. I don't think distance runners come back from the level of burn out that he reached though. I can't think of anyone who over trained for as long as he did and returned to their previous level.
mrtalent wrote:
I don't understand why he just completely stopped running.
He didn't. He still runs sometimes.
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