The winner contestant from Mongolia has 10 children, he was a small town school sports teacher until his late 50s. Then worked as a sheep farmer for a few years until his retirement and he is actively training running for the last 30 years. Come to Mongolia and Mongolia's clean organic food will make you this super human figure.
@@joys8634 You dont know what you are saying. He is very fast. 18km/h almost like a maraton runner. You can see normal people attempt this pace here -> ua-cam.com/video/SRYtn0j5ccA/v-deo.html
His son said on his facebook that Mr.Tseren had some knee injury so his son borrowed some of moms knee treatment sticker to him and with some knee injury he accomplished this great feat. If you observe closely you ll see some knee problem there.
@@amazinghumans3039 The winner is from Mongolia who is currently 85, raised 10 children. His son said on his facebook that Mr.Tseren had some knee injury so his son borrowed some of moms knee treatment sticker to him and with some knee injury he accomplished this great feat. If you observe closely you ll see some knee problem there. He was small town school sports teacher until his late 50s. Then worked as a sheep farmer for a few years until his retirement and he is actively training running for the last 30 years. Come to Mongolia and Mongolia's clean organic food will make you this super human figure.
@@amazinghumans3039 you must get that checked out , you may need surgery you may have what is called chondromalacia pattelae !!!!! At the age of 21 i ran 53 400m 2:01,8 800metres 4:20 1500m 4:44'4 mile and my knees started to hurt,,,BAD !!!!!!!! YOU NEED TO LOOK AFTER YOUR KNEES!!!!!!! YOU LIKE ATHLETICS ?????? GO AND SEE YOUR DOCTOR PLEASE !!!!!!! OK ????? OK !!! GO ON THEN,,,,,,GOOD MAN !!!!!!!
His son said on his facebook that Mr.Tseren had some knee injury so his son borrowed some of moms knee treatment sticker to him and with some knee injury he accomplished this great feat. If you observe closely you ll see some knee problem there.
Gosh, I'm running 64 and I run 10 km races inside 60 minutes regularly. I thought I was doing quite well for my age... until I saw this video. If I run 400 mts with the winner who is 20 yrs older, I will trail him by atleast 100 mts. Incredible performance!!
@@ironmantooltime What a pile of garbage you spewed from your truckload of pure ignorance. You get weak bones from not nourishing them. The food you eat is either weakening your bones slooooooooooooowly or strengthening them. MOST PEOPLE eat food that destroys the bone very sloooooowwwly: This is why the abnormal has been normalized that the older you get, the weaker your bones become. As you can see from the winner of that race, that isn't so. He is one of the VERY FEW who don't do what most ppl do.
@@koonfoopandakoonfu424 Interesting. Out of curiosity what foods cause damage to bone strength overtime ? I'm assuming veggies high in Vitamin D are great for healthy bones but I never thought there were foods which damaged them.
@@baby-ei3pp The standard American Diet, SAD, is a perfect example of the type of food that damages you. Dairy milk and products are notorious culprits. Its simple really; if you fail to provide your body with its needs, it WILL take from within itself, something it shouldn't do because you were supposed to have provided it by eating and drinking. EXCEPT most people do not eat and drink nourishing things.
@@baby-ei3pp Also, the body takes from within itself the minerals needed to digest/process the nutrient deficient foods that have been eaten, when those very foods were supposed to have them in the first place. So, nutrient deficient foods ROB minerals from the body and slooooooooooooowly degrades/damages/downgrades it.
I loved the runner up. He manages to keep up with his controled tiny little steps. Also look how he stops directly after the finish line and simply refuses to walk a single step more. Imagine a younger athlete running like this and keeping up with the best. This would be world news.
85 AÑOS???? ASOMBROSO Y ADMIRABLE. Yo tengo 58 años y hago una rutina de ejercicios que incluyen correr entre 5 y 6 kms diarios. Quisiera poder llegar hasta allá. Un gran respeto a estos señores
it's in their blood ... MIND over BODY or i mean i have been here before and a TIME WAITS NO ONE for all of us aged at the same time as hands can't be tied by anyone ... amazing ... thank you Sir
The winner has a very nice running gait. The runner up, though................... (still, respect goes to him for keeping up with the winner even with his mini strides)
If you see the handicapped tables, where statistical times are equated by age, these runners' times (between 1:17 to 1:20, etc.) are equivalent to around 43 to 46's for the 400 at the world-class level. This means that if there were around the ages of 22 or 25-year-old, they had the capacity to perform at this level. These "athletes" are most likely a long time (many years) trainers and performers of track events. Most likely they have been training (not exercising!) very hard for many, many years to reach this level of performance.
Very impressed ! Clearly these gents are careful with their eating habits & very active plus they train diligently. My dear Mother is 87 and can barely walk. I would by God's grace & hard work, rather be like these aged athletes. I'm 55 and watch my eating & ride 60-90 miles a week on my road bike. Our group has a 72 year old who "rocks" and is hard to keep up with, I'm having a good day to 'hold his rear wheel' ! If you're watching this don't get discouraged just make daily improvements. Since 2011 I lost 60# and have kept it off. I'm thinking of running again for cross training, maybe even a Triathlon. So, take heart you can do it, too !
David A - thank you for the very inspirational words. All the best to you. My delta day is today - I just jogged 1 mile and will incorporate better eating and sleep. Thanks again Greetings from Durango Mexico
David, do a 4-18-4 triathlon, everybody can do those. 400m swim, 18km bike, 4km run. Then from there, see if you can train for an Olympic distance and take it from there.
Wow.. It is a good example for all those who think they are too old for sports. The man is so relaxed long stride with good flexibility still.... That is the man.. 👍 👍
His son said on his facebook that Mr.Tseren had some knee injury so his son borrowed some of moms knee treatment sticker to him and with some knee injury he accomplished this great feat. If you observe closely you ll see some knee problem there. This man has 10 children, he was small town school sports teacher until his late 50s. Then worked as a sheep farmer for a few years until his retirement and he is actively training running for the last 30 years. Come to Mongolia and Mongolia's clean organic food will make you this super human figure.
That is a great race. The guy in second is the 85+ record holder for 100m in 15.08, so his range is awesome. The Great Earl Fee has the outdoor 400m record of 1:17 I am shooting to run under 65 seconds in two years when I am 65!
Clicked on the video expecting to feel impressed. Clicked off the video feeling embarrassed of my own existence. *grabs ice cream to console hurt pride*
You're not in your peak, you're at the age in which you would peak were you trained. For an out of shape schmuck your peak is probably five years after you start training, whenever that is. 😘
They didn't shake each other's hands at end of race!. I always watch for the type of comerare, no matter what the age, amongst athletes, especially at major events.
First lap was approx 36.7 and second lap was 43.6. That is absolutely unbelievable speed. 99% of all adult males would not be able to keep up with him for the first 200m let alone the rest of the distance!
Congratulations Mr. Tseren Radnaa. I might try for that when I am 85 and 800 meters. But my MAIN FOCUS is on the 7:18.55 mile of the LATE GREAT Ed Whitlock! - Steve Ethridge
Running would actually help your bones to regenerate more bone cells and repair it faster, so therefore, claims that running ruins knees shows that those people never trained properly and it is definitely not detrimental to health because the many different systems like your cardiovascular system are greatly benefitted
@@galloditerachina2092 my dad is in his 80s, he is running all his life and he is still running up to these day. He is a high school track winner back in the 40s and represent his country in asean games in the 50s. IDK what you are saying about ppl who start running late but certainly you are just making a darn lame excuse!
@. that is true, it is like saying human can run sub 2 hours for marathon, I disagree with that! As a matter of fact, most humans can't run marathon sub 4 hours let alone 2 hours! Same thing with the saying running is bad for health and knees... most people will believe that! Only a few, the best human, will rise to the occasion.
Distance running is VERY bad for the entire body: hips, knees, heart, etc. But sprinting is one of the healthiest activities there is. It's the fountain of youth.
This is my favourite distance for intervals although i currently can't train it as it affects some internal injury i acquired and creates a lot of pain
Most Unique ... Who do you think your talking to? No most runners Don't! And this Race is a Prime Example... This Champion took off like a Race Horse and his end split caught up with him... End of Story 💥🤔💥 I am a 3 Time National Champion and 5 Time State Champion Ranked in Top 15 In the World 1999 / 2009 Team USA 💥🇺🇸💥
cant believe someone his age can run that fast, incredible
The winner contestant from Mongolia has 10 children, he was a small town school sports teacher until his late 50s. Then worked as a sheep farmer for a few years until his retirement and he is actively training running for the last 30 years. Come to Mongolia and Mongolia's clean organic food will make you this super human figure.
fast??? troll?
Dawg he looked aggressive
@@joys8634 You dont know what you are saying. He is very fast. 18km/h almost like a maraton runner. You can see normal people attempt this pace here -> ua-cam.com/video/SRYtn0j5ccA/v-deo.html
@@Nairuulagch daruuxan bai. Zugeer l yriach dee...yun sagsuu um be.
The first 200 m was just incredible ... I thought no way this can be an 85 year old !
The stride and general form was simply amazing !
Totally agree: The first 200m had me in total awe.
My excuse is that he had more time to train
His son said on his facebook that Mr.Tseren had some knee injury so his son borrowed some of moms knee treatment sticker to him and with some knee injury he accomplished this great feat. If you observe closely you ll see some knee problem there.
😁
James Balcazar 1:20 400m isn’t even fast, or at least shouldn’t be for you
Mr Nye how you know that’s the time? If that is the case, I would win this race.
JajajajaJAh 👽
まず85歳になってここまで走れてるのがもう凄い。
That guy ran like a fit runner in his forties and wasn't even tired when he finished. You are my hero sir!
The winner has the best techniques. The way he is running looks like a well trained 40 years old. Amazing.
What's his age by the way, its says masters m85 ....Pls don't temme that he is 85.... I am gonna kill myself
@@amazinghumans3039 The winner is from Mongolia who is currently 85, raised 10 children. His son said on his facebook that Mr.Tseren had some knee injury so his son borrowed some of moms knee treatment sticker to him and with some knee injury he accomplished this great feat. If you observe closely you ll see some knee problem there. He was small town school sports teacher until his late 50s. Then worked as a sheep farmer for a few years until his retirement and he is actively training running for the last 30 years. Come to Mongolia and Mongolia's clean organic food will make you this super human figure.
@@jeremyhomewood9573 😂😂😂😂 i am 30 yrs old Jeremy ... I have knee pain ....
@@Nairuulagch that's such a detailed reply, thanks pal 🙏🙏
@@amazinghumans3039 you must get that checked out , you may need surgery you may have what is called chondromalacia pattelae !!!!! At the age of 21 i ran 53 400m 2:01,8 800metres 4:20 1500m 4:44'4 mile and my knees started to hurt,,,BAD !!!!!!!! YOU NEED TO LOOK AFTER YOUR KNEES!!!!!!! YOU LIKE ATHLETICS ?????? GO AND SEE YOUR DOCTOR PLEASE !!!!!!! OK ????? OK !!! GO ON THEN,,,,,,GOOD MAN !!!!!!!
400を経験してる人からしたらこの競技の辛さはわかると思うけど、この人は本当に凄い。この年齢で80秒近くで400を走りきれるって相当だぞ
His legs were moving like he was 35
His son said on his facebook that Mr.Tseren had some knee injury so his son borrowed some of moms knee treatment sticker to him and with some knee injury he accomplished this great feat. If you observe closely you ll see some knee problem there.
Plus the son also says he eats very little or his eating management is very advanced than ours.
@@Nairuulagch Only American 35 year olds move slow like that..
U trippin
yep, 18km/h pretty much marathon speed (20km/h)
normal people attempting this pace here -> ua-cam.com/video/SRYtn0j5ccA/v-deo.html
Great form and super smooth, even though he ran a 1:20 he has the movement of what a 20 year old who could run like a 46 would look like, epic
Bruh every recommended video i get you are always there xd
Rich roblox man
His technique looks really good, it's not surprising he won.
@ManBearPig: Right. I wonder what aspect of aging keeps the others from having that standard form . . .
Gosh, I'm running 64 and I run 10 km races inside 60 minutes regularly. I thought I was doing quite well for my age... until I saw this video.
If I run 400 mts with the winner who is 20 yrs older, I will trail him by atleast 100 mts.
Incredible performance!!
What an amazing run. So smooth and elastic. A long stride with an excellent technique at 85. I had to see it with my own eyes to believe it.
1:20.65 is so fast for an 85+ year old! This is simply amazing! In fact, 2:37.71 for a 85 y.o. is not bad either. But 1:20.65 is ridiculous!
That's an avarage of 18 km per hour
Why did I click on the time stamps to see if they showed anything 😂
this says a lot about their health. People that age would have very weak bones etc but these guys are crushing it
You get weak bones if you don't run.
@@ironmantooltime What a pile of garbage you spewed from your truckload of pure ignorance. You get weak bones from not nourishing them. The food you eat is either weakening your bones slooooooooooooowly or strengthening them. MOST PEOPLE eat food that destroys the bone very sloooooowwwly: This is why the abnormal has been normalized that the older you get, the weaker your bones become. As you can see from the winner of that race, that isn't so. He is one of the VERY FEW who don't do what most ppl do.
@@koonfoopandakoonfu424 Interesting. Out of curiosity what foods cause damage to bone strength overtime ? I'm assuming veggies high in Vitamin D are great for healthy bones but I never thought there were foods which damaged them.
@@baby-ei3pp The standard American Diet, SAD, is a perfect example of the type of food that damages you. Dairy milk and products are notorious culprits. Its simple really; if you fail to provide your body with its needs, it WILL take from within itself, something it shouldn't do because you were supposed to have provided it by eating and drinking. EXCEPT most people do not eat and drink nourishing things.
@@baby-ei3pp Also, the body takes from within itself the minerals needed to digest/process the nutrient deficient foods that have been eaten, when those very foods were supposed to have them in the first place. So, nutrient deficient foods ROB minerals from the body and slooooooooooooowly degrades/damages/downgrades it.
I loved the runner up. He manages to keep up with his controled tiny little steps. Also look how he stops directly after the finish line and simply refuses to walk a single step more. Imagine a younger athlete running like this and keeping up with the best. This would be world news.
There are very few people in this world that can say they ran a 400 in less seconds than their age in years. Incredible
Props to the guy who came second. He fought him hard.
I salute you SIR! You are an absolute admiration to look up to. You set bars high for all of us, we will strive to beat it.
85 AÑOS???? ASOMBROSO Y ADMIRABLE. Yo tengo 58 años y hago una rutina de ejercicios que incluyen correr entre 5 y 6 kms diarios. Quisiera poder llegar hasta allá. Un gran respeto a estos señores
it's in their blood ... MIND over BODY or i mean i have been here before and a TIME WAITS NO ONE for all of us aged at the same time as hands can't be tied by anyone ... amazing ... thank you Sir
These people are so inspiring. Have you seen the video with the 100 and 102 year old runners? Totally unbelievable!!
Am I mistaken or does M85 mean this is male's 85 and older? THAT'S CRAZY LOL
blue silk correct
Yes it does, it's for 85+ I can't believe this run.
Men
@@alessandrobaldassarre1260
Wdym
Means I need to wait for another 50 years? Oh man I already feel dead.
Amazing! He has a glorious running career ahead of him!
I can watch this all day long. This is amazing!! Congrats grandpa's. 👏👏💐💐
The winner has a very nice running gait. The runner up, though................... (still, respect goes to him for keeping up with the winner even with his mini strides)
Ken Chung - ya, man! His strides are long with a nice back kick. Still able to do a celebratory run after the race. Respect!!!
Runner up shuffled fast AF
Crystal O - haha. You crack me up!
I think he's probably doing the best he can with his physical condition!
If you see the handicapped tables, where statistical times are equated by age, these runners' times (between 1:17 to 1:20, etc.) are equivalent to around 43 to 46's for the 400 at the world-class level. This means that if there were around the ages of 22 or 25-year-old, they had the capacity to perform at this level. These "athletes" are most likely a long time (many years) trainers and performers of track events. Most likely they have been training (not exercising!) very hard for many, many years to reach this level of performance.
Very impressed ! Clearly these gents are careful with their eating habits & very active plus they train diligently. My dear Mother is 87 and can barely walk. I would by God's grace & hard work, rather be like these aged athletes.
I'm 55 and watch my eating & ride 60-90 miles a week on my road bike. Our group has a 72 year old who "rocks" and is hard to keep up with, I'm having a good day to 'hold his rear wheel' !
If you're watching this don't get discouraged just make daily improvements. Since 2011 I lost 60# and have kept it off. I'm thinking of running again for cross training, maybe even a Triathlon. So, take heart you can do it, too !
David A - thank you for the very inspirational words. All the best to you. My delta day is today - I just jogged 1 mile and will incorporate better eating and sleep. Thanks again
Greetings from Durango Mexico
David, do a 4-18-4 triathlon, everybody can do those. 400m swim, 18km bike, 4km run. Then from there, see if you can train for an Olympic distance and take it from there.
Crazy how him and the runner up kept going despite their age, this is what I aspire to be
Wow.. It is a good example for all those who think they are too old for sports.
The man is so relaxed long stride with good flexibility still.... That is the man.. 👍 👍
That's why I like to watch these veteran athletic events. They are motivational.
The winner is super lean, good stride and excellent running technique. He's not even out of breath at the finish line..👍💪
His son said on his facebook that Mr.Tseren had some knee injury so his son borrowed some of moms knee treatment sticker to him and with some knee injury he accomplished this great feat. If you observe closely you ll see some knee problem there. This man has 10 children, he was small town school sports teacher until his late 50s. Then worked as a sheep farmer for a few years until his retirement and he is actively training running for the last 30 years. Come to Mongolia and Mongolia's clean organic food will make you this super human figure.
走れるのもすごいけど、85歳なっても陸上やろうと思うのがすごい。
K J それ
100mを20秒ペースで走れば世界記録だ。
お前が正論だけど、 まず85歳で100メートル走る体力あるかどうか
Wow... This guys are awesome... A huge respect to all of them...
That was AMAZING!😃 What an inspiration! I'm in my 50s NOW. I hope to be running like THIS, YEARS now!😊❤👍🏾👴🏽🏃♂️
Absolutely.
Бахархаж байна. 85 настай гэхэд олон улсын уралдаанаас алтан медаль авчирна гэдэг гайхалтай. Эрүүл энхийг хүсье.
Two warriors battling it out; great to see 👍👍👍
Баярлалаа танд. Ийм хэцүү цаг үед үнэхээр сэтгэл сэргээлээ. Танд маш их баярлалаа.
After watching this I tried a few 400s after not doing any for years. My best (54 year-old 250-pound weightlifter) is 2:08. That guy is amazing.
Wow.
I am 15 years old and i do 400m in 0:58
@@lesprinteur3144 Try doing 01:20 in 70 years.
Most are dead at his age 85.
@@lesprinteur3144 : that gives a good perspective actually
If he was 30 years younger, he could probably run the 400m in 50 seconds. His form was consistent throughout the race.
That is a great race. The guy in second is the 85+ record holder for 100m in 15.08, so his range is awesome. The Great Earl Fee has the outdoor 400m record of 1:17
I am shooting to run under 65 seconds in two years when I am 65!
Clicked on the video expecting to feel impressed.
Clicked off the video feeling embarrassed of my own existence. *grabs ice cream to console hurt pride*
Same
Hush !!!
@@mikejohnson3601 if all of you cant run under a 1:20 400 that is pathetic
The Matrix
85歳って凄くね！
LMBO! You're not the only one feeling like a failure after looking at this. Dang! What have I've been doing with my life? 😢😥😒😭
Incredible timing for an 85 year old man.Age wise , he is old but his engine is like a reconditioned Mercedes model.Congratulations.
Ils sont des exemples pour moi, motivation à faire le maxi pour vieillir en bonne santé 🌈🙏
I'm 59 and run pretty regularly and a I have to really try hard to get a 1:20. That was amazing, and that little Japanese guy almost got him. Crazy!
Interesting. Two Asian men blow away the rest of the field. Eighty seconds for 400 meters at 85 years of age. Wow.
Life expectancy
always remember : EASY, MEDIUM, HARD, ASIAN.
Eating habits, that's what they are are doing to the economy of the world...
The west just started Early...🤗🤗😂
Randy Evermore remember, rice
@@bantuvoicemuchaikinuthia2536 US has a greater GDP and greater GDP per capita.
I'd be glad just to be able to see the track at 85. Watching this at 3am aint helping.
Wow !!! That is so damn impressive !! 👍👍👍
Миний аав мундаг байна шүү. Хөлийн тавилт үнэн гоёо гоё.
Таны ааваар үнэхээр их бахархлаа, Гэр бүл үр хүүхдүүдэд нь ч гэсэн их баярлаж байна, баяр хүргэе. Монголын бахархал юмаа. Үнэхээр залуу хүн шиг сайхан гүйлээ шүү. Бөөн хайр ккк
Үнэхээр бахархалтай. Хүчирхэг монгол эр хүн бн. Маш их урам авлаа. Танай аавд болон танай гэр бүлийнхэнд аз жаргал хүсье
Бахарахаж бнаа Раднаа гуайгаараа
Olon Mongol hund ter tutam zaluu humuust tom jiguur bolloo. 100 naslaj zurgaadai tayag tulag...
амжилт хүсье аавд нь.... ёстой мундаг байна..... Танай гэр бүлд аз жаргал хүсье
Wow... Fantastic early sprint by the winner.
the runners up, Hiroo Tanaka, has the M85 AND M90 world records for 100m. amazing!
Fantastycznie. Bieg ktory potwierdza podobnie jak inne rekordowe biegi ze takie zawody maja sens ! To jest perla sportu !
Its humiliating to me knowing im in my peak and he can easily beat be. Badass grandpa😂 congratulations!
youpay me no ur just fat
@@redondokid lol what a well defined name. Kid is a kid 👶
You're not in your peak, you're at the age in which you would peak were you trained. For an out of shape schmuck your peak is probably five years after you start training, whenever that is. 😘
*Grandpa?* Maybe /your/ grandpa. That dude is easily a great-grandpa. Lol
youpay me if you can’t run a 400m race in about 60 seconds, you have serious health problems, are extremely out of shape, or are a girl.
Ma, when I grow up I wanna be at the World Masters.
I'm 40.
Am l reading this right 85?
yes, this man is 85 years old
Plus this man has raised 10 children! crazy.
Nairuulagch that why he can keep up! Raising 10 kids keeps you moving!!
😂👍🏻
His strides for that age are amazing!
They didn't shake each other's hands at end of race!.
I always watch for the type of comerare, no matter what the age, amongst athletes, especially at major events.
Qué primeros 100 metros. WTF
Vaya ejemplo para todos ❤💪🙏
First lap was approx 36.7 and second lap was 43.6. That is absolutely unbelievable speed. 99% of all adult males would not be able to keep up with him for the first 200m let alone the rest of the distance!
Very good running technique. High knees, arms well balanced.. impressive. I'll run till I die.
I am 35 and feel old, but when see this great granpa I fell young again....
so inspiring. this is the future of mankind
田中さんすごい
Awesome. Winner had a pace of 3.20 min/km (5.22 min/mi).
Truly the Best Athletes.
The Pride of Mongolia! Mongoliin baharhal! Radnaa uvuud mash ih bayarlalaa. Ta min urt naslaarai!
Tseren makes it look easy!
This was so inspirational!
This is absolutely Beautiful 💐
He can probably beat most high schoolers
Great people with great perfomance
マラソンでも100でもなくこのスピードも体力もMAXに求められる400をやってるのがほんとうにすごいと思う
I was almost more impressed with first 200m split of 36.4.
youngsters should watch this powerful boy 😚😚😚
Great running technique - always a pleasure to watch regardless age
A word to describe about them
Insane
What the heck did I just watch! WHAT! But seriously I can't say anything mean. I am so proud of them!
The winner's stride length served him well. Maintaining stride as you age is crucial to fast running.
Nothing but respect.
Q ejemplo tan bonito para la juventud de hoy
Wow awesome!!!! Congratulations to our atlet
Honestly insane he can do this! Awesome stuff!
The leader's stride and movement was that of a MUCH younger person. I think flexibility is the key here...Good job everyone!!
The first 200 meters was surprising good
El atletismo es la base del ser humano en el desarrollo muscular y fisico
All contestants are winners
Increible como ha mantenido la técnica, no lo puedo creer, muy inspirador
Tip your hat to this champion.
Don’t quite understand, how old were they, what time do they get and what distance was run.
400m, 85 years, 80.65 seconds
Well, it has been 5 years since this race, where is the M90 400?
田中博男さん短距離選手なのに400で銀メダルはすごいです！
あと田中さん見た目若いですよね、検索して見るといいですが、こう見えて数年後は90代ですw初めて見たときは68歳くらいかと思ってた
is there a video of Earl Fee's m85 outdoor 400m world record of 1:17?
His stride length is genuinely impressive
That 1st 200 was blazing, if you see me running at 84 I'd be running towards the Reaper
Old but Gold
Congratulations Mr. Tseren Radnaa. I might try for that when I am 85 and 800 meters. But my MAIN FOCUS is on the 7:18.55 mile of the LATE GREAT Ed Whitlock! - Steve Ethridge
@David Teacher: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_world_records_in_masters_athletics#Mile (?)
I'll show that to someone who says running is bad for health and knees.
The winner has knee injury, man
Running would actually help your bones to regenerate more bone cells and repair it faster, so therefore, claims that running ruins knees shows that those people never trained properly and it is definitely not detrimental to health because the many different systems like your cardiovascular system are greatly benefitted
@@galloditerachina2092 my dad is in his 80s, he is running all his life and he is still running up to these day. He is a high school track winner back in the 40s and represent his country in asean games in the 50s. IDK what you are saying about ppl who start running late but certainly you are just making a darn lame excuse!
@. that is true, it is like saying human can run sub 2 hours for marathon, I disagree with that! As a matter of fact, most humans can't run marathon sub 4 hours let alone 2 hours! Same thing with the saying running is bad for health and knees... most people will believe that! Only a few, the best human, will rise to the occasion.
Distance running is VERY bad for the entire body: hips, knees, heart, etc. But sprinting is one of the healthiest activities there is. It's the fountain of youth.
This is my favourite distance for intervals although i currently can't train it as it affects some internal injury i acquired and creates a lot of pain
Rule # 1... Don't Run First Half Faster than Second... He Can Lower His WR Time 💥💥🤔💥💥
Mike Carmean everyone does negative splits tho
Most Unique ... Who do you think your talking to? No most runners Don't! And this Race is a Prime Example... This Champion took off like a Race Horse and his end split caught up with him... End of Story 💥🤔💥 I am a 3 Time National Champion and 5 Time State Champion Ranked in Top 15 In the World 1999 / 2009 Team USA 💥🇺🇸💥
I agree with most unique. Look at races like the 800 WR. The man runs negative splits, as well as most mid distance to 5k races
No No... I didn't say nobody does negative splits... But Most Don't! 💥🤔💥
I'm just in awe I love it.
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