Do you know that Maximilia Imali was not allowed to run 400 and 800 because of a situation similar Caster Semenya ?
Did you meet Maximilia, some time ?
Do you have some idea of her morphology ?
She NEVER can become an athlete of longer distances than 800m.
Hello everyone!!!! This is what we have all been saying about Jan. This dude is a B level Kenyan, but probably worse. He is 11 seconds behind the world record holder, so he wouldn't even make the finals of the NCAA meet, actually he might not make the meet. This dude is not a world beater!!! Where are the videos of people like Kamworor talking about Jan's greatness? Kenyans of this guy's level ask for help all the time from me and others on Facebook.
Jan you don't lie right???? In the video it is said his current time is 11 seconds off the world record of 1:40, so depending on the tenth of seconds his PR could be a high 1:51 or even 1:52. Why are you saying 1:49?? It's in the video. A 1:52 runner who you are going to train into a 2:05 marathon runner?
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Jan you don't lie right???? In the video it is said his current time is 11 seconds off the world record of 1:40, so depending on the tenth of seconds his PR could be a high 1:51 or even 1:52. Why are you saying 1:49?? It's in the video. A 1:52 runner who you are going to train into a 2:05 marathon runner?
Stop your silly crusade! He did 1:49 with me as coach in the race I talked about that was won in 1.45.7......
Knowing Kenya wrote:
Do you know that Maximilia Imali was not allowed to run 400 and 800 because of a situation similar Caster Semenya ?
Did you meet Maximilia, some time ?
Do you have some idea of her morphology ?
She NEVER can become an athlete of longer distances than 800m.
Are you sure? Semenya is not allowed to run 400/800/1500m . So far the rules allow longer distances for her.
There are some regional cross country races coming up very soon, as well as the Eldoret Half Marathon. This is his chance to break out as an athlete and gain a lot of attention as a coach.
https://www.kenyanathlete.com/p/2018-calendar-of-athletic-competitions.html?m=1
So then the people in the video are not telling the truth?? Yeah ok!
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So then the people in the video are not telling the truth?? Yeah ok!
Don`t you understand ? When they did the video 23 March 2017 ( or before) his PB was something like that ( 1:51). When I started to coach the PB changed to 1:49 . Now! Try to understand that I NEVER lie here!!
In the video he says you coach him and his PR is 11 seconds off the world record, about a 1:52. Do you understand that?
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In the video he says you coach him and his PR is 11 seconds off the world record, about a 1:52. Do you understand that?
You are really sluggish! In the video he tells I¨m the coach and when the video was made his PB was still about 1:51 .......then after he ran faster.......1:49 ....stilll with me as the coach. Did you get it now!
SUPERIOR COACH JS wrote:
Prove it! wrote:
In the video he says you coach him and his PR is 11 seconds off the world record, about a 1:52. Do you understand that?
You are really sluggish! In the video he tells I¨m the coach and when the video was made his PB was still about 1:51 .......then after he ran faster.......1:49 ....stilll with me as the coach. Did you get it now!
link to the results please.
Where was that 1:49 run?
Where is the link? And where is the link to Kipchoge and Kamwowor? As easy as it was to find this random 1:52 runner you coach, that probably would be last place at the NCAA Regional Meet if he makes it, surely you could find us something on the world beaters you train.
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Where is the link? And where is the link to Kipchoge and Kamwowor? As easy as it was to find this random 1:52 runner you coach, that probably would be last place at the NCAA Regional Meet if he makes it, surely you could find us something on the world beaters you train.
You seem to be the only annoying bug left at this thread, lol!?? Now ,hopefully for the last time for you to read, I was very close to coach Kamworor for a world record attempt at 15 k road in the year 2016. Kipchoge I have never chat with and don`t know......
And for the last in this comment , I don`t coach any world beaters for the moment but will probably do so in the next years to come.The runners I coach of different levels from pro runners to hobby joggers are so far pleased with their improvement with my system.
- The Wizard -
Peterson’s LT workout shows he can absolutely be a world beater. He needs to run in one of those upcoming Kenyan races. I see absolutely no reason for him not to.
SouthernFriedRealist wrote:
Peterson’s LT workout shows he can absolutely be a world beater. He needs to run in one of those upcoming Kenyan races. I see absolutely no reason for him not to.
He will soon make his debut in a 10 k road race . We will soon see what happens. He has done great training sessions but it was a very long time since last race so I think he needs 4-5 races before the very good results will come .
If your guy has a sea level LT pace of under 4:30, lack of racing experience won’t be an issue. He will run much faster with company.
Which 10k race is he entered in?
SUPERIOR COACH JS wrote:
SouthernFriedRealist wrote:
Peterson’s LT workout shows he can absolutely be a world beater. He needs to run in one of those upcoming Kenyan races. I see absolutely no reason for him not to.
He will soon make his debut in a 10 k road race . We will soon see what happens. He has done great training sessions but it was a very long time since last race so I think he needs 4-5 races before the very good results will come .
It's been well over 3 years since that story, what's he been doing? Saw he was injured last summer, but did he do anything the previous couple years? Are you still sending him money? Which I gotta say is very nice, btw.
esplainin to do wrote:
SUPERIOR COACH JS wrote:
He will soon make his debut in a 10 k road race . We will soon see what happens. He has done great training sessions but it was a very long time since last race so I think he needs 4-5 races before the very good results will come .
It's been well over 3 years since that story, what's he been doing? Saw he was injured last summer, but did he do anything the previous couple years? Are you still sending him money? Which I gotta say is very nice, btw.
Mr P :s last race was that 800m race at 1:49 some years ago I think I remember, or maybe it was in a XC relay after that. Don`t remember exactly in this case.Anyway it`s a couple of years now since last race and why it has been like this is a fantastic story among many others I will tell in the book I will write and release in some years if I will become a famous coach. He has been ready for a long time now for his longdistance debut , but coincidences and unexpected events have delayed. I will see if I can show here a fantastic time trial he did in October 2018 together with a fellow Kenyan top runner.
I didn`t succeed to upload the photo of his GPS watch I have , but the display shows 8 October 2018 and 12.66 km at 35:49 min and average km time 2:49 !! 1036 calories
Of course we can`t trust GPS runs 100% in correct distance I have read, but anyway it must have been very close to the real distance I think? Anyway a
fantastic time trial.
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JS, you and me both know the real truth. Why are you continuously telling lies?
Updated cliffs?
Who are his sprinters?
Where are the videos?