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....und wenn er gescheidert wäre, würde ich ihn dafür mehr Respekt zollen, dann haätte er noch besser auf SEINEN KÖRPER gehört!!!

....and now??

​@@Aha92311useless question...

@@luigipinna4135 ...not for me;)

@@hedmansimon ya , he just ran a 27:27 for the 10k after a long track season traing for the 1500 .

That muscle is the reason he got the wr

@@04jpalfa29in shorter events. You can’t ignore physics.

@04jpalfa29 Not in the half marathon

@@ccbgaming6994 name a sub 60 min runner over 150lbs? Provide some stats and then I’ll agree with you. Stephen Scullion is likely one of the better marathoners that comes close to 150lbs and his best half is around 61 minutes.

@ShaneRuns He doesn’t have the word record in the half marathon. That’s an objective fact lol

@@APKZ04 I agree 100 percent with you , he wasn't even sure he wanted to run a couple of days ago , you could tell he knew he wasn't ready to run as fast as he wants to in the half marathon . He know a WR was out of sight and was hoping to last with the leaders as long as he could .... the 27:27 he ran for the first 10k was his new pr for him . He hadn't done on lick of training to race past 5000m . I believe if the Diamond League men's 5000 was Saturday , he would have competed in that instead of half-marathon.

Why you care about what people say? Have you seen real athletes criticize him? No right? The rest don't matter

The people complaining do not know the sport and they have never been a competitive distance runner. JI is very respected by the absolute best runners on Planet Earth, his peers are the only opinions that matter.

@@ZATHURAKEY Yeah - it was strange that they had the 1500, 3000ST and 5000 for men on Friday and women on Saturday, preventing anyone from attempting to double up (but they made sprint doubles available). Why not just switch the two 5000m around?

It is always the people who know nothing about training philosophies and how training cycles works who goes to tearing down great athletes for their performance.

63 mins isn’t a fail though

But all kudos for him doing a half. Other runners too p*ssies to do so

When he actually trains for those events , I believe he will have a chance . He has been training for the mile not the half marathon . He even said himself he's never ran longer the 20k in a workout . And he just ran a 3:30 1500m on Friday . This race was no indication of how Jacob will race at this distance or longer

Imma SS this and dave it so I can come back in 6 years. Let me add my own wavers here 👀 I think there's a 95% chance of him beating the Steeplechase WR, 90% of beating the 5k time, 80% on 10k, 50% on the mile, 30% on the Half Marathon and 20% on the Marathon. What I think gonna happen is... he gonna beat the 1.5k in a diamond League next year, then move on to 5k and 10K. He will get 5k WR in 1 year, 10k in 2 to 3 years. 3k Steeplechase WR will come anytime he wants to do it (assuming his coach lets him do it, I think they will, but who knows?) The half Marathon attempts will probably be in 3 to 10 years, depending on the circumstances. As for Marathon 💀have no idea

@@ZATHURAKEY You can believe what you want but physiological limitations are what matters. Kiplimo for example is the same age as Jakob and has the WR of 57:31 and 5k pr 12:40. Stop talking like there's no other runners in the world than jakob ingebrigtsen 😂

@@markolim8938 have you heard of a guy named Kipchoge . He started out as 1500/5000 guy . He beat El G and Bekele in the 2003 WC at 5000 and ran a 3:50 mile but, didn't start specializing in the longer distances till after 2011 . It takes a special kind of training to be efeective in the half marathon and marathon that will not help you run fast in the mile . Please stop with your ridiculous comments that make no sense . Learn a little bit about athletics before you make assumptions .... lol :)

Except kerr is a total arse... so who cares?

Wasn’t Jakob’s debut faster and Jakob had no prep and stopped during the race. Jakob’s range is much better.

@@tedallison6112 It's t'other way around.

@jovanizambrano6118 No, Jakob's debut wasn't faster. Both had no specific prep. He stopped because he couldn't sustain the pace.

@@tombombadillo2970 -Jakob is a class act ... his 7:17: 55 is galaxies beyond kerrs thoughts let alone abilities-kerr gets lucky sometimes that's about it....

Do you please have his official finish time?

​@@And-rc9yy He placed 34th with a time of 63:13

the crazy thing is before today he had never ran more than 20km in his life, yet claimed to be a half-marathon man 😂

He can beat wr on half marathon just wait. He never ran more than 20 km and managed to finish in 1 hour and 3 minutes. He is young, he has time to improve.

Is he supposed to eat his words? He's probably right that his endurance and build set him up to be best at the half. When middle distance runners age, they move up in distance. He'll do the same, and have great success.

Are you seriously making this comment non-self-satirically?

@@d.j.buschini3088 I'm not making this comment, he made the comment

Considering he beat the Norwegian record for 10K in his his first 10k of the race, and that there was 2 times he walked a bit, he probably could have taken like 3 or 4 minutes off with the right pace. Though... also Considering he: - is at the end of the season after a LOT of races ALL weeks - just won the 1.5k DL final a few days ago - was sick 10 days ago - has been training for much shorter his entire life (and his in training he only runs at most 20k on the weekend in 1 go) Assuming he probably can take a lot more down with just 3 months of prep. (Though he probably will still focus on 1.5k next year, maybe Steeplechase WR since it's easier for him)

If he had paced slower he could maybe have run 60-61 minutes. But he got the national record for the 10 K. 😃🏆

@@Trailrunner1978 he would have been around 59 if he had paced properly.

I wouldent be mad with a 1:02 half marathon at all if it was my first, especially after a long season of constant racing and world records. (He had a 1500 2 days before) This just goes to show that he's got a lot of potential and if he really trained for the half he could even go after the WR in that too

@@OfficalNovaRBLX dont get ahead of yourself, hes clearly far away from being a wr contender in the half

@@mikestanley4501 Agreed, no guarantee his body would hold up for the mileage needed for half and full marathons. His half is slower than runners like Keptum, Gebreselassie, Kipochoge and so on ran in full marathons, puts it into perspective as to the punishing pace these guys run at.

@@mikestanley4501 he's closer than you'd think like I said if he was fresh with training specifically for that distance, he would be running way under sub 60 for sure. Jakob had a long season if you just looked at his profile, he's been racing a LOT, he was totally unprepared for this race and he STILL ran a 1:02 half after a 1500 2 days prior. Keep in mind he ran a 1:02 after blowing himself out at WR pace for half the race too

@@OfficalNovaRBLX its not that simple, they were never even approaching running at wr pace and he was still absolutely gassed by the 10km mark. There is a world of a difference between a 63min half and a 57 min half, nothing about his performance today even suggests he has the potential to challenge it in the future