Having just returned from a few days in Germany for my job, if he plans his travel right, 9:30 am could BE the early evening!
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Originally posted by MarlowHis current mark is 26:17.53, set at Brussels, Belgium three years ago. That’s two sub-13:10 5ks back-to-back!
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Originally posted by DrJayPre Classic website doesn't have a startlist yet. Anyone know who will be competing??
In any case, if KB is indeed in WR shape, then the only person who will be "competing" is him!
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Kenenisa Bekele is a great runner, but he is either delusional or he is not on particularly good terms with the truth. At the end of April, he pulls out of the 10000 at the African Champs because his training is not going well, and then he reluctantly enters the 5000 in early May despite the fact that he has not "made sufficient training." So on June 8th, he is going to be ready to tackle the world record? I understand that there may be motives for deception due to formulating a training and racing schedule which is best for himself, but it is what it is.
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Originally posted by KevinMOriginally posted by MarlowHis current mark is 26:17.53, set at Brussels, Belgium three years ago. That’s two sub-13:10 5ks back-to-back!
13:16.29 Bernard Lagat
13:18.46 Brent Vaughn
so you think they could both get season's bests by 6-8 seconds at the same time in the next few weeks as rabbits? I think not.
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if k. bekele is running 10k, lagat can definetly run that pace for 5k, lagat even beat k. bekele in a 5k with a 51 point, last lap. but other than that it would be hard to find a current 2 runners besides lagat who could run that pace for a 5k, teg would have to run near his best ever, solinsky, broe, goucher, webb, fam, hall rtz etc. have never run a 5k at the pace k. bekele has a 10k much less what he would be attempting in a wr attempt.
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I am sure some of you may disagree with me, and only time will bear this out (or prove me wrong), but I don't believe Kenenisa will ever break 26:20 again. His best times are behind him, which of course is not to say he won't be the best distance runner in the world.
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