Remember the letsrun article about kipchoges life in the training camp? How long could you do it? Running at 6:00 am, chores, simple diet, naps, afternoon run, no TV, no family.
I would last maybe 3 weeks before I realized that my talent level doesn’t justify that level of dedication. I
Are we also collecting Kipchoge’s total earnings / prize money etc?
Haha no. Your personal best talent level.
If it included seeing my family every day then I could do it forever. I don't care about job or career anymore, just want to do what I love (running) and keep everything else simple. I also don't care if I'm slow (which I am)
Mauiano wrote:
Remember the letsrun article about kipchoges life in the training camp? How long could you do it? Running at 6:00 am, chores, simple diet, naps, afternoon run, no TV, no family.
I would last maybe 3 weeks before I realized that my talent level doesn’t justify that level of dedication. I
The thing is that you dont have to live in a training camp , and you can watch TV normal. You dont have to live like a munk
to reach your optimal performance.
Crazy thoughts wrote:
You dont have to live like a munk to reach your optimal performance.
But it would help to know how to spell it.
not that hard wrote:
Crazy thoughts wrote:
You dont have to live like a munk to reach your optimal performance.
But it would help to know how to spell it.
Day 1 starts off with a laugh. How can Hanson Project not enjoy these gems?
I'd rather live the Bekele/Gebrselassie lifestyle.
Forever, it's my dream life.
We teachers call this "Summer Vacation" and "Christmas Break".
Mauiano wrote:
Remember the letsrun article about kipchoges life in the training camp? How long could you do it? Running at 6:00 am, chores, simple diet, naps, afternoon run, no TV, no family.
I would last maybe 3 weeks before I realized that my talent level doesn’t justify that level of dedication. I
Bene doing it for years no big deal
I could live that lifestyle on my own except for the no family part.
I watch very little TV- the news sometimes a movie.
That's basically my lifestyle in the summer and I'm going to retire soon and live that way.
Plus I have access to travel for free/cheap- I'll run races.
Would he be allowed on the letsrun message boards?
Libertarian vegan wrote:
Forever, it's my dream life.
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No family would be tough, but Kipchoge isn’t alone. He’s surrounded by other great athletes that live the same lifestyle, many of whom are his closest friends. When you’re surrounded by people who are living the same life style as you are it becomes much easier. No TV? No problem. Kipchoge reads a lot of books. Sounds like a dream to me. Train hard, eat, nap, chores, read, and do it all over again day after day.
Unlike the previous post and one above, I couldn't do it BECAUSE of the family. That would be the only thing slowing me down if I could rig a shower in the shed. What I COULDN'T do is give even 1 dollar, rupee, or peso to an entitled wife who's never seen the inside of a place of employment. I'd just keep the dough for myself.
Forever. That lifestyle sounds pretty easy actually.
I’d rather live the Centro lifestyle. He’s an Olympic Gold medalist too.
What s their lifestyle?
Hshshdhdjs wrote:
No family would be tough, but Kipchoge isn’t alone. He’s surrounded by other great athletes that live the same lifestyle, many of whom are his closest friends. When you’re surrounded by people who are living the same life style as you are it becomes much easier. No TV? No problem. Kipchoge reads a lot of books. Sounds like a dream to me. Train hard, eat, nap, chores, read, and do it all over again day after day.
Ha, I hate my family and have no friends.