ngl I'm actually excited for that. right now, she is easily the best female distance runner and I certainly do want to see how she does in the marathon, especially considering the fact that she broke the half marathon WR by well over a minute just last year
Single Moment is see the Great Eliud Kipchoge do what he does again with such humble power and grace. It’s amazing to see such a great athlete and person inspire us all with his performances.
My favorite marathon moment of 2022 was when on mile 13, I was in pain, tired and didn’t know if I could keep on pace, pushed through it and smashed my goal for my first marathon by almost 2 minutes 😎
Listen... One thing that I think most people didn't realize is how can a human being run a first half of a Marathon in 59:51 and finish the Marathon. NOT JUST THAT but he even smashed the world record. This thing alone is for me even greater than a WR itself.. This is what no human ever did except the GOAT KIPCHOGE in Berlin last September
I agree, I wish more people followed running as a sport. I grew up in track and field as my Dad along with my uncles and aunts were all really good runners, but I feel like the average person doesn’t really grasp how amazing it really is. I play the piano as well and I feel like it’s the same thing with watching a really good pianist. Sometimes you have to have a general understanding of what your watching to truly grasp how incredible it really is.
It was kinda expected....by a lot of humans who know a thing or two about the maraton running and also about Kipchoge himself......he did Monza in 2017-5 YEARS PRIOR to this BRLN 2022- in 2:00:26, he did Vienna in 2019, 3 years PRIOR to the BRLN WR, 1:59:40, sooooo, you understand where I'm getting at....he was gauging what he can do, how his body reacts etc...on a regular marathon major....the only reason he negative split, because he had to get back a notch or two, not to fatigue and slow down too much, he did like a 3:04 and a 3:10 K as well, which he never did ever in his marathons....I'm sure he will win Paris 2024, and before he retires runs a sub 2 in BRLN, mark my words!!!
@@shandytorok259 Of course we know all his achievements but to what I mentioned in a competitive race is beyond amazing. And about a sub 2 in Berlin... Because of Eliud himself we believed that No human is limited but to do that with his age that is nearly 40 is maybe nearly impossible even for him. Don't get me wrong, I believe that Eliud is greatest ever but this is another thing that people don't realise and understand TO RUN A COMPETITIVE MARATHON IN SUB 2 even with good conditions is something nearly impossible at this time. Don't underestimate this number even with kipchoge
@@belliiahmed Yes of course blah blah blah....you mentioned "most people didnt' realize...." no YOU didn't realize, and now you just "still chewing on a bone...." clearly you don't know much-if at all- about running and esp. marathon training....he will win Paris and he will do a sub2 in BRLN. PERIOD. Now, you can just shut up and watch....over and out.
Fav marathon moment defo Kipchoge at Berlin with the WR splits at every 5K after the half way mark, within this marathon he produced 5 WRs.... 25, 30, 35, 40, 42.195 all distances WRs on their own as well as combined!
The final marathon I’m looking forward to this year is Gidey’s debut. I don’t doubt she can run a WR, but it’s a tall task, even for her. The distance takes a toll. If everything goes perfectly for her, a 2:12 is definitely possible. If not, maybe she’ll slide under Almaz Ayana’s newly achieved debut WR of 2:17:19
How has Do Nascimento made marathon exciting? He run 2 completely STUPID miles and then collapsed. Dont utter his name along with Kipchoge's pls. It is sacrilege..
@@iluvatarchem Take it easy. It's just sports and all is transient and usually unpredictable. If this young Nscimento is well guided by a good coach, he has a good chance of upsetting the world order. His gait and composure are great. he just needs more guidance. he is 24 and still has sprint in his legs for the last 2 miles where older marathoners over 35 always cave in. Let's just enjoy it as it plays out and NOT play down anyone's chances. They are all great.
@@Tirelesswarrior I'm not playing down anything. I'm just stating facts here. People think that a collapse in the 21st mile of a marathon is close to completing the marathon.This is not the case. The remaining 5 miles is 20% of the marathon. It is not close. He has no tactical mindset and no composure. These 2 miles he run show that he is absolutely oblivious about his limits. You cant run a marathon at top level, based on dreams and adrenaline. 24 is not that young, his mindset will not change, trust me.
@@iluvatarchem I'll leave you with your pessimism. Everyone on earth has a chance of success in any endeavor no matter how bleak, wobbly or sloppy they may be in the process. Have a great time.
Just outstanding. I'm new to this. I started running during the lockdown here in Barcelona to get outdoors. You had the entire city to your self beside some other runners and the cops. I seriously started running one year ago, was forced to stop for 3 months, but started again in September. One month ago I decided to run the 2023 Zurich Barcelona Maraton. I'm running every day now to be ready & I'm so looking forward to it. Watching this fires me up. Amazing!
The party is not over yet Letesenbet Gidey has her marathon debut in Valencia in early December and if she does something very special she’ll be a strong candidate for 2022 female athlete of the year.
Here we are in 2022, yet Samuel Wanjiru still holds the Olympic record from 2008, achieving this with inferior footwear and in the heat and humidity of Beijing (not to mention the poor air quality). Favourite marathon moment? Watching Kipchoge go out way too fast at the Berlin Marathon, running a positive split and dropping in pace after the 25 kilometre mark. At that point he was over 00:01:15 ahead of his 2018 time. He could have saved himself 2 seconds per km up to that point and he still would have been over 25 seconds ahead of his 2018 time, and with the energy he would have saved, it's likely he would have run even quicker than 2:01:09
Imo it should not be counted as a "marathon split" as he didn't run a full marathon. I also think he's an example for bad running strategy, so should not be mentioned within the record holders.
Of course if shouldn't count... otherwise some random high school athlete could do mile 1 in 4:15, then drop out, but he's got the WR :-) Pushing the limits here to make a point.
The best marathon moment is yet to come. December 3rd, Valencia and Letsenbet Gidey in her marathon debut in a city where she ran an under 62' half marathon last year.
Best and most underrated marathon moment of the year: The last 2K of the European Championships’ men’s marathon. I don’t wanna spoil it, but that finish is the stuff of legends!!
I don't understand how that Brazilian guys splits a 4:17 at mile 17 and then collapses 3-4 miles later. He had to have known he wasn't feeling so hot at mile 17. Why did he run so reckless?
I thought no one could dominate a well-developed competitive sport quite like Bolt. Then there is Kipchoge. For both of them, they basically are going to win whenever they show up. But also their performance is otherwise considered not humanly possible. Yet they keep inching it forward anyway.
@@garrysekelli6776 L take consider the fact bolt stop sprinting in his 30’s. Sprinting is vigorous lol and what do old distance runners do when they stop track the do marathons. What do sprinters do they stop it’s like comparing a cheetah to a horse.
The best marathon moment of 2022 for me was the european championship where Richard Ringer became first on home soil with an amazing last 500 meters overtaking Maru Teferi.
It’s not the fastest mile split in marathon history. He did not finish. If I go out and burn up a 4:05 mile and DNF, am I now the holder of the fastest mile split in marathon history?
What's the point of spelling 4:17/mile in marathon history?? as he didn't even finish the race, if you collapse after 20miles you basically didn't run that marathon.
These are still amazing athletes doing amazing things, but shoe technology is the greatest change in the past couple years. Some shoes are so performance enhancing they are banned now.
I was looking at different records as I did track and field and later cycling growing up and saw that for cycling the 24 hour record is 1026km or 636 miles. It’s amazing what humans are capable of. My parents live about 550 miles away and when driving up there we take a break sometimes to split up the distance, to average 26.5 mph (42.76 kph) on a bicycle is insane to think about. On a 3+ hour ride I was able to average just a little under 30 mph and was dead tired after that, plus I had the wind to my back for a large part of the day.
@@carternorsym9362 yep, putting in numbers for the average tour de france cyclist (68kg + 6.4kg bike) and assuming 0m of elevation would give an average of 590W 💀💀💀 (For context 300 and something watts is the avg for a tdf cyclist)
Good info. I also think we're seeing the results of Covid. It's odd but the year of not competing permitted a lot of young runners to develop without the pressure of earning money in races that were canceled. Some runners were able to take an extra year to develop before debuting.
What has me most worried is there's more and more runners that can run low- and sub-2:04 ... many. But none in development in the US who are likely to get there. We're still trying to get the next sub-2:08 guy after Rupp and the bar has been raised. I don't think a 2:08 is going to win a marathon major any time again soon unless the weather or terrain is so bad that the 2:04 guys run 2:08 and the 2:08 guys are running 2:12.
Major props to these runners for taking things to the next level. That being said, it’s further proof of what PEDs and enhanced gear can do for an already extremely elite athlete. Don’t want people to be confused and think they can come close to this. Sadly many try to train like these guys naturally and hurt themselves badly.
I'm not sure why you don't mention the two biggest factors: Shoes. Drugs. OK fine I guess I know why, they're controversial topics but it's 2022, people shouldn't be so naïve.
We can all wonder had the temperature been 45-50 degrees instead of 65-70, would Nascimiento might have broken the record and not cramped up and DNFed.
Not at New York - he was going at an insane pace for a more undulating course than many Majors, and I think would have bonked regardless even if the temp would have been lower. But that having said, he looks very exciting, and one to watch. With appropriate coaching, and pacing, he could be very special prospect.
Do Nascimento has no place in a vid like this one. He run 2 ridiculous miles and then collapsed. Anyone that has even the slightest idea about running show that coming the second he made these times. It meant nothing about future marathon times. It was just a demonstration of stupidity..
@@tubby1782 In a fucking MARATHON. Mile 21 in a MARATHON as a professional athlete, having completely misjudged his pace in favor of a pointlessly fast mile time. For what? In order to impress clueless people like you? Well he succeeded in that for sure lol
@@iluvatarchem ? His body (although unlikely) could have not given up on him at that point and then he would have won and it would be a different story.
@@jeffitachi2589 she definitely can. No woman in history can say they’ve gone under 63 minutes for the HM besides her. It’s a tall task, but Gidey is the most poised out of any woman in the world right now, to shatter the Marathon world record.
@@jeffitachi2589 seems like you may be experiencing some bias towards Kenyan athletes getting the world record, so let’s do some numbers. Off the top of my head, this year we had an incredible performance from Kosgei in Tokyo with a time of 2:16:02. In addition to this, we had Ruth Chepngetich, former HM world record holder run just short of the Marathon WR in Chicago, running 2:14:18. Of course there’s other notable performances by Jepchirchir, with her win in Boston. Looking towards Ethiopia, we have former legend on the track Almaz Ayana, who ran a debut of 2:17:19 in Amsterdam, Tigist Assefa who ran a quick 2:15:34, and then of course, Yalemzerf Yehualaw running a 2:17:23 and a 2:17:25 to take Hamburg and London respectively. Gidey currently owns a HM pb of 1:02:52, Yalemzerf trails a minute behind her at 1:03:51. Gidey owns 4 world records, and her HM time would convert roughly to a 2:12. Of any marathoner even close to the marathon WR, Chepngetich collected herself a 1:04:02 in Istanbul, 70 seconds behind Gidey. Gidey’s WR tend to improve as the distance grows. Her 5k arguably being the weakest distance she runs, 10k being slightly better, 15k being way better, and of course HM being unbeatable. If Gidey has a good day and her training has been well, she will break the world record. If not, it could totally go to one of the Kenyans, who I really only think Chepngetich and Kosgei could scratch at the moment.
This video points out that each race professional, college and high school sprint athletes endure have to expect a head wind each time. My own experience is I got a head wind each time. LOL Head wind is what discouraged me. So I settled running distance instead where I could sort of float around the track. Cal State Northridge is a notorious head wind track.😜LOL
The greatest to follow. He followed 3 car, a group of guys creating a draft, and 3 lazers. Dude is using the most assistance possible just to set these time. People cant wear lifting gear and take peds and get raw world records. These should be assisted world records... cause they are..
I don’t have a lot of running experience, however I do in cycling. Would these results have anything to do with the fact they barely raced in 2020? At the highest level of cycling you often see a cyclist who is good have an accident that puts them out for the season. This giving their body a chance to rest and recover and then when they start back their training they focus on a lot of strength work to rehabilitate the injury and by the next season they come back way better than what they ever were before… Could this also be a factor with Covid canceling most of the racing in 2020?
I gotta be 100% honest. I don't think Kipchoge will be the world record holder for much longer. Kiptum ran a *2:01:25* in London in the RAIN, on his 2nd marathon!!!! And he's only 23 years old!!!! Anytime kiptum enters a race the world record is in jeopardy.
I applaud these great and amazing achievements. But the greatest Marathon race ever was Emil Zatopek in the 1952 Helsinki Finland Olympics. Emil had won the 5,000m and 10,000m golds in Olympic record times. Then, he decided to run the Marathon! (Before he left for the Olympics he had a gland infection and his Doctor told him he shouldn’t even go.) He had never run more than 15 miles before the Marathon. He was competing against the Marathon world record holder, Jim Peters of England, who everyone assumed would win. The weather was very hot that day. Emil knew that to win he had to stay with Peters. Peters dropped out half way through the race and collapsed. Knowing nothing about the Marathon race, Emil had asked Jim if the pace was fast enough. Jim said no, and Emil sped up; never seeing him again. Emil also ran the Marathon in Olympic record time. The Africans have tried to duplicate Zatopek’s Helsinki Triple, but they can’t. Even if they could win all three, they couldn’t possibly win them all in Olympic record times. Runners World magazine declared Emil Zatopek the GROAT, Greatest Runner Of All Time.
You can run in groups all you want. Just note everybody in that training group was wearing the same Nike carbon-plated shoes. That is what is different nowadays. That same training group didn't have access to as good shoes as now.
At a buffet, I personally sneak corn into the buffet so others can enjoy them. I hide 6 boiled corn ears in my jacket pockets. It is a joy for me to see other patrons of the establishment eat my corn thinking they were part of the buffet.
I tired to run this speed...for 10 minutes...I tried to run this speed but couldn't. Unbelievable. I'm 64 but that's no excuse. 40 years ago I couldn't have done it either.
should Do Nascimento really be considered an achievement? I mean, of course it is, but the fastest split for a runner that didn't finish the marathon.... it would be like let a specialist of HM run the marathon just until KM22; great split, but it is outside the full length
2022 is not finished yet! Letesenbet Gidey is making her marathon debut in early December, the best performance of the year may yet be to come!
ngl I'm actually excited for that. right now, she is easily the best female distance runner and I certainly do want to see how she does in the marathon, especially considering the fact that she broke the half marathon WR by well over a minute just last year
The only problem I have with Gidey running in Valencia is that I won't be able to see it as I'll be running too 🤣🤦🏻♂️
@@robmyatt750 ah man. Sucks for you. 😂
Good luck on your run!
Single Moment is see the Great Eliud Kipchoge do what he does again with such humble power and grace. It’s amazing to see such a great athlete and person inspire us all with his performances.
My favorite marathon moment of 2022 was when on mile 13, I was in pain, tired and didn’t know if I could keep on pace, pushed through it and smashed my goal for my first marathon by almost 2 minutes 😎
Listen... One thing that I think most people didn't realize is how can a human being run a first half of a Marathon in 59:51 and finish the Marathon. NOT JUST THAT but he even smashed the world record. This thing alone is for me even greater than a WR itself.. This is what no human ever did except the GOAT KIPCHOGE in Berlin last September
I agree, I wish more people followed running as a sport. I grew up in track and field as my Dad along with my uncles and aunts were all really good runners, but I feel like the average person doesn’t really grasp how amazing it really is. I play the piano as well and I feel like it’s the same thing with watching a really good pianist. Sometimes you have to have a general understanding of what your watching to truly grasp how incredible it really is.
It was kinda expected....by a lot of humans who know a thing or two about the maraton running and also about Kipchoge himself......he did Monza in 2017-5 YEARS PRIOR to this BRLN 2022- in 2:00:26, he did Vienna in 2019, 3 years PRIOR to the BRLN WR, 1:59:40, sooooo, you understand where I'm getting at....he was gauging what he can do, how his body reacts etc...on a regular marathon major....the only reason he negative split, because he had to get back a notch or two, not to fatigue and slow down too much, he did like a 3:04 and a 3:10 K as well, which he never did ever in his marathons....I'm sure he will win Paris 2024, and before he retires runs a sub 2 in BRLN, mark my words!!!
@@shandytorok259 Of course we know all his achievements but to what I mentioned in a competitive race is beyond amazing. And about a sub 2 in Berlin... Because of Eliud himself we believed that No human is limited but to do that with his age that is nearly 40 is maybe nearly impossible even for him. Don't get me wrong, I believe that Eliud is greatest ever but this is another thing that people don't realise and understand TO RUN A COMPETITIVE MARATHON IN SUB 2 even with good conditions is something nearly impossible at this time. Don't underestimate this number even with kipchoge
@@belliiahmed Yes of course blah blah blah....you mentioned "most people didnt' realize...." no YOU didn't realize, and now you just "still chewing on a bone...." clearly you don't know much-if at all- about running and esp. marathon training....he will win Paris and he will do a sub2 in BRLN. PERIOD. Now, you can just shut up and watch....over and out.
@@shandytorok259 Take it easy please don't hurt yourself 😂
his stride is so beautiful work of art in motion.
My favorite moment was watching kipchoge win the Berlin and all other great runners doing great! Love this channel.
Fav marathon moment defo Kipchoge at Berlin with the WR splits at every 5K after the half way mark, within this marathon he produced 5 WRs.... 25, 30, 35, 40, 42.195 all distances WRs on their own as well as combined!
The final marathon I’m looking forward to this year is Gidey’s debut. I don’t doubt she can run a WR, but it’s a tall task, even for her. The distance takes a toll. If everything goes perfectly for her, a 2:12 is definitely possible. If not, maybe she’ll slide under Almaz Ayana’s newly achieved debut WR of 2:17:19
She doesn't even have a small chance to break the world record mark my words🧐
Which marathon is that one?
I'll be back to this comment in a few weeks
Thank you for this video and all the stats you provided! It’s such an exciting time for marathoners!!!!
Kipchoge and now Do Nascimento have made marathon racing so exciting again. Great to see them attack the course even if they positive split or die.
How has Do Nascimento made marathon exciting? He run 2 completely STUPID miles and then collapsed. Dont utter his name along with Kipchoge's pls. It is sacrilege..
@@iluvatarchem Take it easy. It's just sports and all is transient and usually unpredictable. If this young Nscimento is well guided by a good coach, he has a good chance of upsetting the world order. His gait and composure are great. he just needs more guidance. he is 24 and still has sprint in his legs for the last 2 miles where older marathoners over 35 always cave in. Let's just enjoy it as it plays out and NOT play down anyone's chances. They are all great.
@@Tirelesswarrior I'm not playing down anything. I'm just stating facts here. People think that a collapse in the 21st mile of a marathon is close to completing the marathon.This is not the case. The remaining 5 miles is 20% of the marathon. It is not close.
He has no tactical mindset and no composure. These 2 miles he run show that he is absolutely oblivious about his limits.
You cant run a marathon at top level, based on dreams and adrenaline. 24 is not that young, his mindset will not change, trust me.
@@iluvatarchem I'll leave you with your pessimism. Everyone on earth has a chance of success in any endeavor no matter how bleak, wobbly or sloppy they may be in the process. Have a great time.
@@iluvatarchem Daniel has 2:04:51 in Seul...respect this dude
Just outstanding. I'm new to this. I started running during the lockdown here in Barcelona to get outdoors. You had the entire city to your self beside some other runners and the cops. I seriously started running one year ago, was forced to stop for 3 months, but started again in September. One month ago I decided to run the 2023 Zurich Barcelona Maraton. I'm running every day now to be ready & I'm so looking forward to it. Watching this fires me up. Amazing!
The party is not over yet Letesenbet Gidey has her marathon debut in Valencia in early December and if she does something very special she’ll be a strong candidate for 2022 female athlete of the year.
How flat is the terrain in Valencia? That'll be a major factor. Valencia is near the coast so it may be a little humid and not cold enough. We'll see.
@@Tirelesswarrior it should be pretty good I think cause Evens Chebet ran a 2:03:00 in 2020 in Valencia marathon
How about Peres and Yalemzerf?
@@Tirelesswarrior Her half marathon world record was set in Valencia last year it’s a flat course so let’s see.
Here we are in 2022, yet Samuel Wanjiru still holds the Olympic record from 2008, achieving this with inferior footwear and in the heat and humidity of Beijing (not to mention the poor air quality).
Favourite marathon moment? Watching Kipchoge go out way too fast at the Berlin Marathon, running a positive split and dropping in pace after the 25 kilometre mark. At that point he was over 00:01:15 ahead of his 2018 time. He could have saved himself 2 seconds per km up to that point and he still would have been over 25 seconds ahead of his 2018 time, and with the energy he would have saved, it's likely he would have run even quicker than 2:01:09
Such a shame he passed away, a true legend in the HM and Marathon distances.
Undoubtedly the best year for the marathon, and the thing is that every year tops the next
Is it really the best year for marathon if the sheer number of doping violations in 2022 is as high as never before?
It makes me feel amazing I ran a PR of 2:46.
(Without super shoes)
Because now, I’m less than an hour behind anyone!!!
And we are still waiting for Gidey’s debut i in Valencia! This has been a brilliant year for the marathon.
4:10 Does Daniel do Nascimento 4’17” mile 17 count as a record split considering DNF?
I mean...he did it so it does count. Would loved to have seen him finish tho
Imo it should not be counted as a "marathon split" as he didn't run a full marathon. I also think he's an example for bad running strategy, so should not be mentioned within the record holders.
Of course if shouldn't count... otherwise some random high school athlete could do mile 1 in 4:15, then drop out, but he's got the WR :-)
Pushing the limits here to make a point.
The best marathon moment is yet to come. December 3rd, Valencia and Letsenbet Gidey in her marathon debut in a city where she ran an under 62' half marathon last year.
Best and most underrated marathon moment of the year: The last 2K of the European Championships’ men’s marathon. I don’t wanna spoil it, but that finish is the stuff of legends!!
Just wait for Valencia... It's going to be WICKED FAST 🔥🔥🔥🔥
My favourite moment was running my first half this year but a close second is watching the goat in Berlin
It ain't over. There is one more big marathon --Valencia
I don't understand how that Brazilian guys splits a 4:17 at mile 17 and then collapses 3-4 miles later. He had to have known he wasn't feeling so hot at mile 17. Why did he run so reckless?
He was not familiarized with the imperial measurement. And his watch was all over the placw with gps error.
I thought no one could dominate a well-developed competitive sport quite like Bolt. Then there is Kipchoge. For both of them, they basically are going to win whenever they show up. But also their performance is otherwise considered not humanly possible. Yet they keep inching it forward anyway.
Bolt hasn't won anything in years.
@@garrysekelli6776 hes talking about bolt in his prime..hes retired bruh
@@k2___2 he's younger than Kipchoge though so pretty weaksauce to retire.
@@garrysekelli6776 you are not wrong
@@garrysekelli6776 L take consider the fact bolt stop sprinting in his 30’s. Sprinting is vigorous lol and what do old distance runners do when they stop track the do marathons. What do sprinters do they stop it’s like comparing a cheetah to a horse.
The best marathon moment of 2022 for me was the european championship where Richard Ringer became first on home soil with an amazing last 500 meters overtaking Maru Teferi.
It should also be noted that most of this athletes are from the nn running team. Their training and discipline is just outstanding.
It’s not the fastest mile split in marathon history. He did not finish. If I go out and burn up a 4:05 mile and DNF, am I now the holder of the fastest mile split in marathon history?
What's the point of spelling 4:17/mile in marathon history?? as he didn't even finish the race, if you collapse after 20miles you basically didn't run that marathon.
I really like the cheetah-like lines on his face. Makes him look dangerous. Chris Froome, a cyclist, also has it
These are still amazing athletes doing amazing things, but shoe technology is the greatest change in the past couple years. Some shoes are so performance enhancing they are banned now.
Does his 4:20 mile split count if he doesn’t finish the race? 😂
"Patrick Thoeung" Good question. I don't know if the rules for NY are different than other places. I guess it does count ..Not sure.
I was looking at different records as I did track and field and later cycling growing up and saw that for cycling the 24 hour record is 1026km or 636 miles. It’s amazing what humans are capable of. My parents live about 550 miles away and when driving up there we take a break sometimes to split up the distance, to average 26.5 mph (42.76 kph) on a bicycle is insane to think about. On a 3+ hour ride I was able to average just a little under 30 mph and was dead tired after that, plus I had the wind to my back for a large part of the day.
The craziest endurance performance i’ve seen is Martin Strel swimming the amazon, this guy is just on another dimension.
No way you cycled at 30 mph for 3 hours, an obvious lie.
@@carternorsym9362 yep, putting in numbers for the average tour de france cyclist (68kg + 6.4kg bike) and assuming 0m of elevation would give an average of 590W 💀💀💀
(For context 300 and something watts is the avg for a tdf cyclist)
@@da14a49 With a decent wind at your back most of the way, as mentioned in the original comment, it's easily doable.
@@carternorsym9362 he said "less than", so he might have been doing say 28mph
Best 2022 Marathon moment: Eliud successfully defending his 2016 Olympic gold medal with a dominant win at the Tokyo Olympics
Wasnt that in the middle of 2021?
Love your content. Thanks you
Good info. I also think we're seeing the results of Covid. It's odd but the year of not competing permitted a lot of young runners to develop without the pressure of earning money in races that were canceled. Some runners were able to take an extra year to develop before debuting.
What has me most worried is there's more and more runners that can run low- and sub-2:04 ... many. But none in development in the US who are likely to get there. We're still trying to get the next sub-2:08 guy after Rupp and the bar has been raised. I don't think a 2:08 is going to win a marathon major any time again soon unless the weather or terrain is so bad that the 2:04 guys run 2:08 and the 2:08 guys are running 2:12.
Kichoge at Berlin, his humbleness!
Can confirm, was watching in amazement
Kipchoge is a god in human form
Can we appreciate the continuation of undetected EPO users among elite marathoners.
Correction: Assefa's 2:15 was not her debut, she ran a 2:34 marathon this same year.
Gidey's debut on a ridiculously fast Valencia course on December 4th should be something to behold. The woman is a beast!
Ideal training ground for marathon is found in two east African countries Kenya and Ethiopia
Major props to these runners for taking things to the next level. That being said, it’s further proof of what PEDs and enhanced gear can do for an already extremely elite athlete. Don’t want people to be confused and think they can come close to this. Sadly many try to train like these guys naturally and hurt themselves badly.
I'm not sure why you don't mention the two biggest factors:
Shoes.
Drugs.
OK fine I guess I know why, they're controversial topics but it's 2022, people shouldn't be so naïve.
If the Majors ban those shoes, times won't be so surprinsing next season. Regular shoes only and the party is over
Bottle Claus! Best part of marathon season
It's absurd that his pace is faster than almost any highschooler can run a 5k
"2022, it's just built different."
-TRP
watching statistics makes think that Kipchoge from another planet
Watching an unknown woman, Sharon Lokedi win the NYC Marathon!
Single Marathon moment this year , was Me finishing NYC Marathon after a grueling and painful day with the hot temperatures and a painful knee.🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅
We can all wonder had the temperature been 45-50 degrees instead of 65-70, would Nascimiento might have broken the record and not cramped up and DNFed.
I don’t think he would have broken the record but i imagine he could have got like 2:02-2:03 honestly
Not at New York - he was going at an insane pace for a more undulating course than many Majors, and I think would have bonked regardless even if the temp would have been lower.
But that having said, he looks very exciting, and one to watch. With appropriate coaching, and pacing, he could be very special prospect.
":Luis Fernando" Maybe it was not the weather.
Do Nascimento has no place in a vid like this one. He run 2 ridiculous miles and then collapsed. Anyone that has even the slightest idea about running show that coming the second he made these times.
It meant nothing about future marathon times. It was just a demonstration of stupidity..
lol? He made it to mile 21 before collapsing
@@tubby1782 In a fucking MARATHON. Mile 21 in a MARATHON as a professional athlete, having completely misjudged his pace in favor of a pointlessly fast mile time. For what? In order to impress clueless people like you?
Well he succeeded in that for sure lol
@@iluvatarchem ? His body (although unlikely) could have not given up on him at that point and then he would have won and it would be a different story.
@@tubby1782 Yes of course. He would have won with a pace of 1:58. A time that even Kipchoge doesnt even try to achieve.
Suuuuure bro. Keep on dreaming
2:43 What is that tricycle like thing?
Kipchoge's WR is all-time greatness
Dnfs like the one of the Brazilian should just be overlooked in terms of splits. He collapsed on the track.
All eyes on Letesenbet Gidey for Velencia now! Can she challenge the WR?
Nope not a chance
@@jeffitachi2589 she definitely can. No woman in history can say they’ve gone under 63 minutes for the HM besides her. It’s a tall task, but Gidey is the most poised out of any woman in the world right now, to shatter the Marathon world record.
@@johannsebastianbach1649 Record will be Kenya's not Ethiopia's.You are free to now abuse me😂😂
@@jeffitachi2589 seems like you may be experiencing some bias towards Kenyan athletes getting the world record, so let’s do some numbers. Off the top of my head, this year we had an incredible performance from Kosgei in Tokyo with a time of 2:16:02. In addition to this, we had Ruth Chepngetich, former HM world record holder run just short of the Marathon WR in Chicago, running 2:14:18. Of course there’s other notable performances by Jepchirchir, with her win in Boston. Looking towards Ethiopia, we have former legend on the track Almaz Ayana, who ran a debut of 2:17:19 in Amsterdam, Tigist Assefa who ran a quick 2:15:34, and then of course, Yalemzerf Yehualaw running a 2:17:23 and a 2:17:25 to take Hamburg and London respectively. Gidey currently owns a HM pb of 1:02:52, Yalemzerf trails a minute behind her at 1:03:51. Gidey owns 4 world records, and her HM time would convert roughly to a 2:12. Of any marathoner even close to the marathon WR, Chepngetich collected herself a 1:04:02 in Istanbul, 70 seconds behind Gidey. Gidey’s WR tend to improve as the distance grows. Her 5k arguably being the weakest distance she runs, 10k being slightly better, 15k being way better, and of course HM being unbeatable. If Gidey has a good day and her training has been well, she will break the world record. If not, it could totally go to one of the Kenyans, who I really only think Chepngetich and Kosgei could scratch at the moment.
Should those marathon split records count/stand if you dnf'd
"Rafiki" Why not? They were accomplished.
No, they should not. The reason why other fast runners have not posted such a fast split is because they intend to finish.
Abdi Nageeye being the first Dutchman to win the Rotterdam marathon in April was definitely my favorite moment.
Daniel do Nascimento will be a legend!
That brazil guy planned to do 30km in both nyc and tokyo olympics and he did it. congrats
Eliud Kipchoge just because he's the goat
Won’t be surprised if Jakob Ingrebesten from Norway ends up breaking the marathon record sometime in the future.
Respect to Chebet
2:01:09 my favorite time in the marathons this year.
This video points out that each race professional, college and high school sprint athletes endure have to expect a head wind each time. My own experience is I got a head wind each time. LOL Head wind is what discouraged me. So I settled running distance instead where I could sort of float around the track. Cal State Northridge is a notorious head wind track.😜LOL
Marathon running will never be the same when the hot sauce recipes drop.
If no one breaks the 2 hr mark...ill have to do it. I will start training tommorow😈
Do Nascimento trains in Kenya too.
The greatest to follow. He followed 3 car, a group of guys creating a draft, and 3 lazers. Dude is using the most assistance possible just to set these time. People cant wear lifting gear and take peds and get raw world records. These should be assisted world records... cause they are..
I don’t have a lot of running experience, however I do in cycling.
Would these results have anything to do with the fact they barely raced in 2020?
At the highest level of cycling you often see a cyclist who is good have an accident that puts them out for the season.
This giving their body a chance to rest and recover and then when they start back their training they focus on a lot of strength work to rehabilitate the injury and by the next season they come back way better than what they ever were before…
Could this also be a factor with Covid canceling most of the racing in 2020?
I loved watching the Tokyo marahton lol
Daniel Nascimento is amazing 😍
TRP please I need your theme musics... it'll be great for training! Do you have like a catalogue of that?
How the hell was there an incorrect turn?!
I gotta be 100% honest. I don't think Kipchoge will be the world record holder for much longer. Kiptum ran a *2:01:25* in London in the RAIN, on his 2nd marathon!!!! And he's only 23 years old!!!! Anytime kiptum enters a race the world record is in jeopardy.
Nice content.🤗
I applaud these great and amazing achievements. But the greatest Marathon race ever was Emil Zatopek in the 1952 Helsinki Finland Olympics. Emil had won the 5,000m and 10,000m golds in Olympic record times. Then, he decided to run the Marathon! (Before he left for the Olympics he had a gland infection and his Doctor told him he shouldn’t even go.) He had never run more than 15 miles before the Marathon. He was competing against the Marathon world record holder, Jim Peters of England, who everyone assumed would win. The weather was very hot that day. Emil knew that to win he had to stay with Peters. Peters dropped out half way through the race and collapsed. Knowing nothing about the Marathon race, Emil had asked Jim if the pace was fast enough. Jim said no, and Emil sped up; never seeing him again. Emil also ran the Marathon in Olympic record time. The Africans have tried to duplicate Zatopek’s Helsinki Triple, but they can’t. Even if they could win all three, they couldn’t possibly win them all in Olympic record times. Runners World magazine declared Emil Zatopek the GROAT, Greatest Runner Of All Time.
You can run in groups all you want. Just note everybody in that training group was wearing the same Nike carbon-plated shoes. That is what is different nowadays. That same training group didn't have access to as good shoes as now.
The people in Chebets training group have been wearing either the Adios pro 2s or 3s in their past marathons.
İ think i could run 200 metres at this marathon WR pace.
I've tried it. Cant even run 200 meters lol
It's the shoes. The carbon-plate foam-encased shoes from Nike and Adidas are helping the athletes run quick times.
Hello, can you do a video on how everyone is doping. I mean everyone is doping. Thank you! (:
While Do Nascimento was impressive, I don't think his splits count because he DNF(did not finish).
group doping in Kenya??? anyone?
How much did the winner received in NYC Marathon?
100.000,00
@@Roberto_Reef You’re saying $100,000 or one hundred-thousands right?
@@shawnlittle73 That would not have been incentive enough.
@@obscurelyvague How much was it?
@@Roberto_Reef You’re right they won $100,000
At a buffet, I personally sneak corn into the buffet so others can enjoy them. I hide 6 boiled corn ears in my jacket pockets. It is a joy for me to see other patrons of the establishment eat my corn thinking they were part of the buffet.
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Are you ok?
Stop posting this everywhere
@@baz1184 yeah it's just annoying now
@@baz1184 this is scripted bot account.
RUTH CHEPNGETICHS 2.14 RACE
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The Vaporfly works in mysterious ways
0:23 In Tokyo they can't spell?
A 2.10 marathon for women is not far women distance running has changed drastically.
It’s the shoes
What's wrong with Kenyans.. They won all men's marathon majors.. Complete dominance.. 😎😎
I tired to run this speed...for 10 minutes...I tried to run this speed but couldn't. Unbelievable. I'm 64 but that's no excuse. 40 years ago I couldn't have done it either.
"Barry Samson" The sneakers.
should Do Nascimento really be considered an achievement? I mean, of course it is, but the fastest split for a runner that didn't finish the marathon.... it would be like let a specialist of HM run the marathon just until KM22; great split, but it is outside the full length
What would their time be without those super shoes?
Almaz Ayana winning Amsterdam. I run that same marathon and she is 1 hour and 7 minutes faster then me 👏👏👏
am i the only one or is the idea of shaving one minute off a MARATHON, something that should be easier than expected?
Shaving one minute is easy, but shaving that minute at that pace is very hard.
I hate these clickbait titles
I just completed a 50k in 1:45:03
I mean, I was on my bike, but still 😂
These guys are soooo fast it’s crazy