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The secrets of Asbel Kiprop revealed - Our man on the ground in Kenya says hand him the gold and WRecord

but...

odi wrote:

rjm33 wrote:

Altitude helps sprints when you are doing 1 sprint at altitude, not 4 x 200m in 23sec with 50sec rest, after 4 x 400m in 54sec with 50 sec rest, which was 7 minutes after a 1200m in 2:47... at 7,300 ft. altitude.

Asbel Kiprop is probably the only person on the planet today that could do that workout.

OK?

No, not "ok?". If altitude helps for 1 sprint, why wouldn't it help for more sprints? You haven't explained that. You are just saying things.

Because it's harder to recover in 50 seconds at altitude than it is at sea level, even if the air is slightly thinner. Get it?

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