Runners Attempt Eliud Kipchoge’s World Record Marathon Pace
2018 ж. 14 Қаз.
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How long could you hang with Eliud Kipchoge? Attendees of the 2018 Chicago Marathon expo got the chance to find out-with some hilarious results. Runners were invited to maintain Kipchoge’s 2:01:39 marathon speed for 200 meters on the 20-foot-long treadmill, which is making stops at each of the World Marathon Majors races.
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Most of these people run like people running away in GTA 5.
TRUE LMAOOOO
Omg why is that accurate?
Hahahaha
I can't unsee that now lmao
TheAbele992 HAHAHAHAHA
This looks more like “people practice running for the first time”
Tim Hockensmith I’m guessing the form was bad due to the trampoline like affect
Lmao true their arms are flailing everywhere
I think you are runner 😅
Spencer Wynkoop 😹😹😹😹😹😸😸😺🖕🏿
Spencer Wynkoop I'm black and proud of my skin.
I just love how that 400-meter Olympian girl looks so obviously different on that treadmill than everyone else, and she's not even a distance competitor.
Looked like a breeze to her tbh
@@biggdogg99848 You've got to respect those Olympic-qualifying track runners. Even the "worst" ones are incredibly well-conditioned athletes.
@@TheZenomeProject a am an athlete
Yep! I said before I realized who she was "this lady has awesome form" 😄
You have either trained in track & field or you haven't - there is no, I'm a good athlete, I'm in shape, I can do this - you can, but you won't last long and your form falls apart immediately. I ran the 800 & 1500 for 2 years in high school - at the time, I was an elite level soccer player and in better shape than anyone I knew - until I started training track. We trained intervals over and over at a 28,30,32-second 200-split pace - 34 was almost slow motion - and that is why it looks so easy for her. High school boys can hold that pace for 1 to 1 1/2 miles. I thought a lot about his pace when he later broke the 'unofficial' 2-hour marathon record - I personally believe it is the greatest physical achievement of any kind ever by a human being. The only possible way this was achieved was to approach the marathon distance from a track-split-perspective, like he did, and then pick the 200-pace (34seconds) that he believed was doable and then figure out how to do it. I can actually understand personally why this 34-second pace was picked - it's doable when you train - it keeps you just on the razors-edge safe side of aerobic failure - once you are 32 and below, you are on the anaerobic death march to failure. I look back now as a 50-year old to what a 28-second 200 pace is, convert it to a treadmill mph speed, and I'm in disbelief that I actually ran that fast. If you went to any gym in the world, and set the treadmill to 15mph (if it could go that high), and you started running on it, the entire gym would stop and watch thinking you were insane - and it's just the pace highschool track kids train at.
At the absolute peak of my physical fitness, I was able to run a 5 minute mile. The amount of training I did for that was ridiculous (for my standards) and after I completed that, I dropped to the ground and just layer there. So proud, still a favorite life memory. For 5 minutes! He was faster than that pace for 2 hours! My god
Yeah it's insane to think about. My proudest running accomplishment was doing 2 miles in about 00:11:30. I can't even wrap my head around a sub 5 min/mile pace for 2 hours.
In my teens I could run 100m in 15 seconds. I'ts completely beyond my imagination how Kipchoge can keep about the same speed up for an entire marathon.
My best was at 4 minutes 30 seconds. Runners high hits different when you’re in the zone
@@harrisonr6594 sure buddy...
@@notthatname3841 dude it’s not that I unbelievable nearly every high school has at least one runner running that
I remember when I first moved to Kenya during high school. I participated in a cross country run and there were like 4 younger kenyan boys with us (international school). As the race started they took off at what could only be described as a sprint from my point of view. The rest of us figured that they would get tired and we would catch up maybe halfway. Infact we did not see them again until the next day. When the first of us reached the finish line they had already showered, eaten and left.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
They have grown beard and has grandchildren
@@ft4137 lol
🤣🤣🤣
@@superdougie4637 it is natural ability born out of hard work and dedication.
I thought I was shit at running...but after watching these "runners" I feel like I'm Usain
Except you will fall within 2 min and they will upload video of your last 5 seconds.
Jason Luxury he’s talking about form. Not being able to keep pace or falling. These people seriously look retarded or disabled with how they’re running.
@@mont249 1:12
F.B.I - Federal Bureau of Investigation that was the specific example I was thinking of
@@mont249 any runner would know that towards the end when your gassed out and near your collapsing point your running form breaks down so your point is still invalid. Most of these people are going to have horrible form because they cant handle the speed. Now if you can go at this pace with incredible form then be my guest but you just seem like a keyboard warrior with little running knowledge to me
Basically he’s running 100 consecutive 34sec 200m races. That’s utterly incredible and insane.
thats not right. it's 211 consecutive 200m races. 200m = 0.2km, a marathon is 42.2km (actually .195 but for simpicity we'll say it's .2) 42.2 / 0.2 = 211. so he runs 211 consecutive 34sec 200m races.
Or 8x 14:30 5k's back to back. Unimaginable
American? Because you suck at math
105 track laps
R.I.P to Kelvin Kiptum You will be missed, and so young too :( Godspeed on your next marathon in the world beyond ✊🏃
What if he just showed up and ran on the treadmill for like 2 hours
🔥🔥
They’d be offered sponsorships from all over the world
Spencer Wynkoop what do you mean tried? You say that as if he hasn’t done it already
Spencer Wynkoop oooohh someone sounds butthurt 😗
Spencer Wynkoop i have a feeling that you’re not right in the head..... bless your heart.. you poor soul
That chick in the gray tank is amazed she can't keep up but she runs like a malfunctioning robot.
Lol
Lmao
This almost made me cry xD
Ha, Jokes on you.. What if she IS a malfunctioning robot.. ':/
Fox Blue River 😂
There's a lot of cushion on the treadmill which means it absorbs a lot of the impact per step so it's harder to maintain that pace, though a hard treadmill would probably result in some broken noses lol
its not a realistic representation of the real run, the treadmills are way easier
well running on a treadmill negates all air resistance so I'd say it's around the same running efficiency if not easier
@@wongcayven9893 Not just air resistance, the treadmill also pull your ground feet backward, so you spend a bit less energy than running on actual road, where the ground feet has to push your body forward.
@@vuongbinhan Not true, there is no difference between the two in the way you described. If you were to lock a camera onto the runner on the street, you could model the street just like a moving treadmill
I@@kevin0xf681infact treadmill seems to be easier because it breaks the wind
Cool seeing how hard this actually is! The diff between the experienced runners and inexperienced was so interesting. Never thought about how human ingenuity made something that seems natural into something fine tuned and highly efficient.
watch the 3k world record from 1996 amd 5k and 10k records from 2004. superhuman for real
Back in Kenya this treadmill is what we use on our babies as they're learning to walk.
Liar
True
😂😂😂 Good one. 😂😂😂
@@asheru9254 It's Joke Douchebag geez!
😅
Bruh put Usain Bolts Speed and people will be flying everywhere
LMAO
Randy Marsh LMFAO I DIED
Usain bolt cant hold his speed for 2 hours tho, not even half a minute prolly
Richard Salzmann he said speed not pace, also it was a joke lol
27mph i believe so yes lol i can do 18mph so id fly off at 9mph and im not what you would call slow so lots of these would be flying off at aound 20mph with a likely face plant the moment they stepped on lol
It’s great to see all the different body types handling the same task. Some are built for speed, some are built for power. Pretty amazing.
1:13 you have to be kidding me that is the strangest run I have ever seen
Hahahaha tru
her arms server no purpose haha just zipping up and down wtf
Loool 🤣
Zero coordination.
Like she's treading water lol
Who here when he broke the record again in 2019?
Cam7 Meli That was powerful.
Pretty sure its an unofficial record so this is still the record due to the pace setters he had during his under 2 hour marathon but yea
That record time is unbelievable Edit: A team of biomechanics have, using optimal human abilities, found that the theoretically fastest time for a human to achieve was around 1:57:58. So we are so close to that theoretical maximum that it seems ridiculous
yeeeeeee
Yep
I got a lot of respect for people who see the fun and joy in failing their best at a challenge they know they can’t overcome
super funny! 👍😂 great idea to show to people how hard it's to run a marathon in this tempo ✔ respect to Eliud Kipchoge!!!
notice how it looked effortless for the pro runner. Running form changes everything
running form is everything
All i can say is i agree
i can't say all that bouncing is good for the running form
freeman She's a 400 meter
Why people run weird like that though 😂😂😂
The title: RUNNERS attempt ro run the marathon pace RUNNERS really?
that‘s what I thought too. title should be: People who never ran in their entire life attempt to run marathon pace
@@hunterdoesfootball1203 Nah it should be: People try running
They Lookin like my drunk uncle randy when he plays dizzy bat
Technically they were all runners, but there were also two people in the video that have competed in the sport. One of them in the olympics.
People who would be happy just to finish the race lol
Proves what years of training and dedication and pure grit a human can achieve. And to think in Kenya some places don't have roads with tarmac .
I am from Kenya and not kalenjin and we don't run to school. However I remember doing pe lessons of running and feeling bad about being defeated by a few people in the 10k just turned out to be a half marathon legend.
Only proved to me one thing: Beer tummies help cushion the impact from a fall when running...
1:00 got her handle
Lol 😂
Belly
lol "beer tummy" sounds so wholesome compared to beer belly.
Amen...
"Running for 2 hours like that would be almost impossible." Hence why it's a world record
Wow you know that they keep shortest run time as a record so you are pointing totally different thing than what he said
@@bektasakpinar7046 Thanks for whatever point you just tried to make
@@bektasakpinar7046 you edited your comment and it still makes 0 sense
@@bektasakpinar7046 I know guys on crack that make more sense then you
You can bet he was on all sorts of "performance enhancing" substances.
Thank you Eliud!
I used to workout with a guy from cameroon he was beast mode in everything . I would run at my pace around 8:30 per mile he would catch up and run backward while keeping pace with me laughing and talking smack . We go to the gym he put every machine on max .
8:30 a mile is shit tho lol
@@alexp8785 at my best I did the 2 mile in 14 :50
I don’t even think I could run a mile😂💀
@@jbrobele try pushups just do 5 at a time all throughout day everyday before you know it you'll be doing 50 at a time .
@@georgewbushcenterforintell147 that is very slow I didn’t even run those times in primary school. 💀💀
0:48 ARE YOU RUNNING FOR THE FIRST TIME IN YOUR LIFE WHAT IS THIS??
neic plemeniti nah she just played alot skate 3
Broooo! 💀
at first i thought she was falling, because she couldnt run anymore
Pls💀💀
It looks like it was slowing down too quickly
I always thought most people could outrun zombies, but after watching this I’m scared for the amount people that will become zombies lol
At least they won't be able to catch you once zombified
It's OK, zombies trips and falls too.
@Supa Mario some forms of "zombie" do already exist and it is actually possible for something similar to eventually afflict humans. There's a fungus that overtakes Ants and makes them do their bidding. Some wasps can even hijack a spider and make them spin special webs. Parasites can affect the way animals, that includes Humans, behave. Making them likely to have behaviors that spread or maintain the infection in some way or another. All it would take is for a disease/parasite/fungus to mutate in just the right way, usually from a domesticated animal first (like influenza), so that it can affect humans too. Just imagine if Rabies affected humans like it does Dogs.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@sadpotato3386 Don't forget that parasite that infects most "Cat Owners" too. Toxoplasma Gondii... so it's not far fetched to be "infected" by something in the near future that has a sinister motive for it's host.
Just shows how important form is, one of the many important aspects of what makes the pros great
2:26 I love what that guy said. It's true.
This won’t be on Tommorow’s exam, go back to studying
The Spiky Spinosaurus 😂😂😂😂😂 aight imma headout.
Yeah, you're right, sadly :(
I feel personally attacked
How you know
@@benjaminkok1945 i just know
This just makes me paranoid about my running form. I mean, I've never seen my running form. How many people have? For all I know I could be running like one of these people 😭
Put your phone on record and run in a large enough circle. Or use a treadmill at a gym with mirrors.
@@user-hw5ie8kh5w I've been fixing my walk since middle school, and my posture since freshman year of highschool. People need to tell that to young children so that they fix themselves before they get used to a bad form.
@@user-hw5ie8kh5w I'm 18 and the only problem I have is my shoulders, I need to workout a little for my back to be straighter and my shoulders as well.
I use treadmill with mirror in a gym to watch myself run cuz you know as a insecure person be like.
@@user-hw5ie8kh5w 1:39 I think that is called penguin run. Maybe am wrong.
Good for all of you giving it a shot...🇿🇦
The moment I saw the pro athlete come onscreen, I knew she was a pro. That form was amazing, and the difference immediately showed.
Now I know why zombies catch 99% of the people that runs from them :D
hilarious
@Cian MacGana you’re weird kid
@Cian MacGana man, go and get some friends
And you think those zombie has better running form if they originated from those people? I think I will have higher chance to survive.
If people went vegan we won't need to be running away from any zombies
The woman in grey tank 0:43 talks a big game like she's some elite athlete, but wth was that at 0:51...you call that running woman?
lookwhoscomin probably when she was nearing the end
@@potatosmasher1072 simp
Looks like a frickin praying mantis on the chase lol
PJSWAG211 lmao
Running like phoebe in friends
I just managed to reach my goal of running 3km in under 10 minutes and afterwards, was a sweaty, exhausted, wreck. How he ran at 13mph for 2 hours solid is something I just can't comprehend. It's bordering on superhuman.
Wow 3km under 10 minutes is not an easy feat too! I only managed to run 2.4km in 10.28
3000m in 12 minutes is the result placing in top 1% of the (peak age) male population. 3000m under 10 minutes is not so far from competitive .
3000 meters in under 10 minutes is probably the top 10% of the population. This guy running a marathon at 4:30 is super human.
To run like that takes work over a long period of time, and absolute Will power.
Your usage of the word “runners” is quite loose.
Hahaha
Ikr, I run on my high school track team in the 200m and I run it in 25 seconds, I’m not the best runner out there by any means, but in the video they said that he runs 200 meters every 34 seconds. I was running sub that in 4/5 grade
@@cinnamon_art4016 That's his pace for 26.2 Miles straight.... You know that's like 42,195 Meters right ??? A marathon not a sprint
@@cinnamon_art4016 If you referring to Kipchoge
@@kato4792 I know, but I’m saying that some of the people running looked like they couldn’t keep pace with him for 200m
I never realized how many people have such poor form when running. I thought running was natural for us humans, but seems it is not!
And i thought i had bad form .-.
in fairness they were wearing jeans... sandals... and what not. then again there are a couple who really looked so bad.
It is natural for humans but in this modern era normal is not natural normal is complacency and laziness and entitlement
You are right. Normally the human being should be able to run without problems but I guess we lost this ability.
Well, they are trying to keep up a very fast pace. Faster than most people are used to.
I really miss running but can't do it any longer due spinal injuries. I enjoyed the peace it brought on runs. The regardless of the chaos going on in life, for 5-6 miles I was able to push it all aside and focus on just pushing ahead--nothing else mattered.
could you bike or use a rowing machine? maybe one of those low sitting bikes? might be similar. hope you are doing alright!
That must have been a very pleasant experience
1:12 that girl is like dribbling without a ball🤣🤣
Al swift dead
I don't care how light his runners were or what he wore; 13 mile per hour for 2 hours is super-human. I'd be impressed with myself if I lasted a whole minute at that pace
Well it's slightly above 4m39 a mile. Every mile for just over 26 miles. I'd consider myself to be an decent amateur runner if I could run a mile at that speed. Doing it for 26 miles is pretty insane, and that's on normal tarmac roads as well. Not on a track.
@@kevinskipp2762 4m39 would be way past amateur runner level lol
@@brainless4231 not a runner, but apparently a 5m mile is the target of an ambitious amateur and it appears a 4m39 would be well off the times that professional runners would expect to run if they were going to get anywhere. Either way it makes the point
The better milers at my HS were running just under 4:30.
@@brainless4231 4m39 is amateur. Find me a professional with that mile time. Non-professional = amateur.
We did a similar experiment in sports class when I was about 18. We were put in groups of five and placed 100 meters apart. You would do a 100 meter sprint hand off the relay baton to the next runner and then rest until the guy behind you caught up. We tried to beat the 5'000 or 10'000 meter world record I don't remember which. It will come as no surprise that we didn't make it. It was like chasing after a phantom. Oh boy, my legs were sore the next day(s).
i wasnt gonna work out today… thanks for this upload
A lot of these people look like they are running from a killer.... *that they want to be caught by.*
😂👏
😂😂😂
LMAOOO AHAHAHAHAHAHA
Had me in the first half, not gonna lie
Splash Attack TCG If that’s how they run from a killer...they dead! I’ll watch their case on 48 Hours Mystery.
Curb your running form
Cause like to hit the curb would mean to crash right? Like these people did
Vodkacannon he is talking about the curb meme
My running form sucks but I run idk if it's considered fast but I run 13 mph at my full speed I'm 13 btw
@@thotpatrol149 You dont need to compare yourself to adults till youre in your 20s.
He means lean forwards into the run
this guy eliud is a legend of legends
Some of these people have really interesting running form
"Runners" is a bit of a stretch
I felt offended lol
Were they running? Then they’re runners. No need to be a gatekeeping prick
@@user-sx4yu3nw4j Just because someone can press the keys of a piano doesn't mean they're a pianist. The title implied they were professional or at least experienced runners
@@user-sx4yu3nw4j if they've never done a 10k run they shouldn't be called runners
@@in4mus85 Usain Bolt wants a word
Well, 200m in 34 seconds isn't too hard if somebody is already a runner with some basic speed. But try running 400m in 68 seconds. The average person can't do it. And try running 1 km in 2:53. It's quite hard and only a small percentage of people can do it. Just try it and see how hard it is. He ran like that for 2 hours. It boggles the mind that anyone could run a marathon at that pace. All the top marathon runners run at an insane pace, but Kipchoge has outdone them all!! One of the greatest athletic achievements in history!
a 400 in 68 seconds is really bad. Keeping that pace for an entire mile would put you just over 4 minutes 30 seconds, which is a lot more impressive. These people don't know how to run with a stride, that's their problem. It's insane to think about 100m-200m-400m world records. The 400 is practically run at the same pace as the 200, which isn't far from 100. A full sprint just about.
Peter S 68 seconds will get you last place in any race. I was running a 52 400 freshman before I tore my acl.
Why do you people keep thinking race runners are “the average person”? I’ll bet my house that the average person in the US couldn’t run a 90 second 400.
Ooo ooo No but everyone I’ve know at my school is able to run 80 400 even people who don’t play sports or run
90 second 400? LMAO
cool idea to give perspective on such a phenomenal athlete. id love to give it a try myself!
Who makes that treadmill please?
What people often forgot is that Eliud Kipchoge manage to run in this pace for 2 hour AND has to fight wind resistance along the way which made it even HARDER.. something that the threadmill failed to replicate
plus your not actually pulling your body along. You're just kicking your legs!
They actually drove a car in front of him to break the wind
He didnt wake up one day and decided to run. You work you way up there If thats what you want to do. No one casually is going to replicate a pro athlete overnight.
@@zanestrong7208 on the Nike Breaking 2. Not for the Berlin Marathon, which is what this is representing.
Mario Lanz Well fucking duh... They weren’t expecting to actually do what he did...
"They said it couldn't be done. They said Conventions couldn't be sweatier or smellier. But in the end, I proved them wrong. I PROVED THEM ALL WRONG!"
R6 reference?
Huge respect for top runners, it’s unbelievable what they do compared with normal humans
And still we rise 🙌
0:48-0:53 who tf runs like that
It looks like she was running through water LOL
1:12 I know right
Yoshi she looks like she’s wiping crumbs off her legs while running lol
Anthony has
Phoebe Buffay running from a smelly cat.
Not to sound like a snob. But I think the video was edited for only the running fails. No way that many people attending a running emporium have terrible form. It was funny to watch!!!!
Prince Blake that's exactly what I was thinking!!
It forces a 13 mph pace out the gate. Vast majority of casual marathoners go at a pace of 8-9. Olympians have to reach an average of just over 11 just to qualify. No way most people can maintain a good form in front of crowds outright watching them in particular at a pace way out of their abilities.
Oh I think it was 100%.
Actually, very, VERY few recreational marathon runners ever run anywhere close to that speed for even 50 feet. They put in their 7-minute, 8-minute miles on their tempo run days and do 9-10 minute miles on their long runs, and that's it.
Kipchoge is superhuman man, what an incredible athlete!
Proudly Kenyan. We love you Kip😘❤️!
Who are these people with these wonky ass running techniques???
Thinking the same thing. I was like "Why the fuck are you running like a jackass" to half these people
Bears Not Chairs it’s called style hunny Look it up. May not achieve peak “physical performance,” but it’s unique.
Unfit or fat people failing is nothing new.
The surface is clearly really soft so there readjusting a lot for balance, I’m sure even kipchoge couldn’t run for long on this.
I doubt you can do any better!!!!
For folks who have never ran, they don't realize what a physical undertaking running a marathon is. Much less the incredible shape Kipchoge was in and the determination he showed to put up such an awesome time!
And drugs. Check out the WADA report on doping in African nations.
@@dougcooper9621 Interesting. You think Kipchoge took Epo or any other enhancers?
Africans (actually kenyans)started dominating long distance since 1960s so you mean they've been doping all long @douglas
Is there much of an advantage over a marathon distance? I would’ve thought getting to that perfectly efficient weight would be the goal over muscle mass.
Michael Jamieson it’s not drugs for muscle mass but more so to boost red blood cell production etc
So amazing !
Running is in this champion's nature plus of course lots of training.
A few days ago, in the last days of the Olympics, he just defended his Olympic gold in Men’s Marathon. He is such an amazing marathon runner
the second guy came in 2 mins after, geez and they are all world-class athletes
How far is a marathon?
@@atm083 i could be wrong, but for the Olympics, I think it’s 40km
@@PhilliesNostalgia 42 km
@@PhilliesNostalgia nope 42km
Forrest gump would kill this in his dreams
Not only do they train hard but it’s also a technique and a lot of finesse
And now he ran a sub 2 hour marathon!!!
Just because they've ran at some point in their lives does not make them runners 😂
I don't think that some of these people have ever ran at all.
I don’t think these people have ever exceeded speeds of 2.5 mph before
Well, that's true...but also not very motivative
I run to the microwave when my food is ready. Im a runner.
It's like people who ride a bike, doesn't mean they are a cyclist
When I go out and see someone running with bad form, or is overweight, it actually inspires me. They are doing something out of their comfort zone
@@icushfu732 bro if ur running a 4:44 at 14 I don’t think you should really care about your form so much lmao
Just because someone’s overweight doesn’t mean that they’re new to running💀
@@icushfu732 No you are not
@@ONLY1WIZER huh
Imagine being so bad you end up inspiring someone. Dang it.
It’s unreal…. Fosho❤️❤️
Kipchoge a BEAST!
"I think a lot people can do it. It's just the mind set" "I can only do it for 800m"
Maybe he simply meant they can hit that pace. Obviously no one can sustain it for any duration though
@@Bubbles99718 believe me I tried it and sustained at that pace for 3 minutes. ..by the way I can run 5 km sub 19 minutes
Nurdy Nick 3.1 miles in under 19 mins is pretty far from “pretty average”
@@samerkamel6857 But Kipchoge has a 5km in 14min: :)))
He talked about hitting that pace not sustaining it
2:27 We all need to think more like this kid. You can do more than you think with the right mindset
Easy to say
did he just say anyone can run a sub 2 hour marathon?
@Hduf Lolly :D
@Hduf Lolly Dammit I got my hopes up
that kids a spaztic thats not easy you will need to train for years before you can do what eluid kipchoge did.
A ”test” like this is fun but not fair. It is not just about pace, it’s also about stride length. Some of them knew that.
Hes a tremendous machine!
1:15 "Because I just wanted to take up the challenge of running", that's what it looked like
2:05 professional athletes make running at 20-21 km/h look EASY, but reality is, that it's insane!! imagine running at that speed for 2 hours lmaaao.
I mean it’s not that fast over a short distance it’s like a fast jog but for anything over a mile it’s crazy fast
Yes, its crazy, running at that speed more than 10 minutes would kill most of the people.
@@maxlevine5728 Even for a mile it's crazy fast. 4:36/mile isn't anywhere near olympic level, but if you say you can run a mile that fast you'll turn more than a few heads.
If you can’t run at 20 km/h, you are seriously out of shape. For a marathon, it’s of course insanely fast. But for a short amount of time, it’s a pace that you should be able to handle.
Under 2 hrs, it shouldn't be possible. It's On the level of super human.
Who is back here after Eliud broke the World Record in Berlin?
Over here in Kenyan schools, lunch period is 30mins. we are served food in one location and eat while running to the next for classes, etc a distance of about 10miles.
Whatever mad Respect to *Eliud Kipchoge* this guy is an inspiration in every sense. Looking forward to read a book or see a film on Kipchoge.I am sure this is sure gonna happen.
Breaking 2 docummentary might help even
@@yashyashquqle5629 but it was partial.
Mostly likely culprit of these terrible forms is the destabilizing effect of running on that 13mph moving trampoline.
Exactly
Lol some look like 8 mph
Keep up your form, speed is just one of the many trials to do.
As a runner, i can say that i respect Kipchoge the legend and i aspire to be able to have that kind of pacing
1:03 actually has a decent form
Toes need to be pointed. Balls of fert she is putting too much strain on the palms of her feet when they contact the ground like that
Wtf you talking about she's one of the worst. She looks so dumb.
Dmcd Games ok roblox kid
Dmcd games. We've got Mr coach over here
my land is Kenya,,, who else is here after Kipchoge's #INEOS159 #NoHumanIsLimited WIN... congrats champ!
You better give him a huge welcome!
Yes
my land is Virginia , greetings from across the pond .
Kabisa.
It did not count
Amazing video! 👍👍
Love the kid. "Anyone can do it". Nice sentiment. But no way. That dude was born special
Imagine how many people would die if they run like these forms for 42k.
Why? I'd run like that for 1,000 dollars
thentust running is game to enjoy not only for money, that why Kenya like running has a game and enjoy
@@myman8336 you can't lol
@Positive Mentality 42k means 42 thousand meters.
@@adygombos4469 42k is just 42 000 as k=kilo. You don't shorten 42 000m as 42k. That'd be 42km.
Imagine a guy went up there and just started running for a solid 2hrs. Edit: bruh these replies have me crying😂
In ripped jeans
And sandles
Wearing a jacket
In the hottest part of summer
While eating doritos
2.01.09 Today! Incredible.
I finished it but none of you were there to witness my greatness
Moved my arms fast so my legs move faster.. Yeah she has a bright future in Astrophysics
Lol. I cringed when she said it. Not the sharpest tool in the shed is she.
lmao
Lol so true. I keep going back and watching her run lol hilarious but she is dead serious. The more I watch it and hear her the dumber it looks and sounds
This technique is actually true, my guys. That's basically what anybody teaching track tells you. "Pump those arms faster, your legs go faster." More like basic body mechanics. Don't judge.
Texas Beaver yeah there’s a technique for that not that trash the lady did 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️I will be so embarrassed to said I am a runner and don’t even know how to run properly
Loved being part of this event! Our giant Treadmill has become incredibly popular both at outdoor and indoor events. It's great fun to see everyone attempt this world class marathon event and to see the occasional face plant :D
AAAAAH! A TALKING TREADMILL!
It's too bad you're not pinned to the top
Come to the Georgia Marathon in Atlanta, GA, in late Feb of '22 - I want to try the treadmill!
glorious face plant! XD
I'm a retired middle-distance runner (mainly 800m and 400m). My best 1mile race was 4:09 minutes, so running a 4:32 minute mile would be child's play. However, I couldn't keep a sub 5-minute mile pace beyond 3.1 miles (5K), so maintaining a crazy 4:32 mile pace for 26.2 miles to me is just insane! BTW, I would love to have a tumbleator to train on instead of the typical standard treadmill!
"Almost impossible" is the perfect way to describe something that only one person has ever done.
I was a runner in high school and from my experience that is a pace that most people couldnt even run for a SINGLE mile race....and the ones that could run that pace for 2 miles were usually the ones that won the state meet. This guy would probably beat them still and keep running for another 24.2 miles at THE SAME SPEED? Insanity! What a machine!
EPO and close to zero testing of athletes. Its one of the reasons countries like Jamaica and Kenya do so well at long and short distance running yet countries with the facilities/expertise such as America don't do nearly as well. No one can run at this speed for this length of time without the help of EPO.
@@davecom3 I dont believe it. If you come from a culture where they take pride in those abilities, and you have generation after generation of the best runners in the world, training at high elevation, treating it like a boot camp, you get consistent results. I had a coach in high school from Kenya who was fast. 1:48 800meter, 3:48 mile, 14:25 5k.....and he never even owned a pair of shoes (so he claims) until he moved to America, after he ran those times.