In 8 weeks time, the hype about Coronavirus will be long long dead.
In 8 weeks time, the hype about Coronavirus will be long long dead.
London book fair just got cancelled, mind you its indoors so arguably riskier.
vitamin D is a hormone wrote:
In 8 weeks time, the hype about Coronavirus will be long long dead.
Quite the opposite. 8 weeks it’ll be raging outside of China because places like the US aren’t really testing for it. It’s being mishandled right now and will bite.
rojo wrote:
oh okay wrote:
I thought he looked pretty tired for only 60:22. He is 8 weeks out though, had to surge a few times during the race, and probably didn't give 100%, so he gets a semi-pass, but if I were kipchoge i would be pretty happy seeing bekele this tired at what he (kipchoge) considers slower than marathon pace.
Your joking right? There is no way Kipchoge views 60:22 into a headwind in a legit race as slower than marathon pace. Read the post below.
Big Booty McGillicuddy wrote:
I ran it (with a pack of dudes who all finished 68-70) and was shocked to read KB ran as fast as he did, based solely on how windy it was. The only technical part of the course was in the first half and just a couple rollers after mile 7. I've seen and experienced conditions at a lot of pro races in my years in person (as many of us have) - Olympics, marathons, roads, Diamond league, but KBs effort based on the course, conditions, lack of deep competition seemed to signal a potential step in fitness that many of us are craving: the old KB who's dipped into his talent bucket one more time and coupled it with a healthy chip on his shoulder ahead of and epic London showdown. 8 weeks to tighten up...going to be fun to watch.
Wait a minute. The guy who says he ran it is posting in the US. So why were you in the UK for a half marathon?
@Rojo - Although it's really none of your business as to why I was in the UK, I travel quite a lot for work and flew to the US the same day after the race.