Eliud Kipchoge's New Marathon Training Is Ridiculous

The man. The myth. The Legend. Eliud Kipchoge is an absolute unit.

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[wilhelmw]

Avoiding serious injuries over such a long period is also a reason for his greatness, not many athletes can do that.

[incrideableindia]

The energy that these guys have even after the finishing line is unbelievable....I would jump straight into a coffin and be buried.

[GTODiablo]

Best athlete ever. Would love to see 1 more push for an official under 2 hours marathon.

[justina]

This guy is amazing! I tried his WR pace for a km and felt like I was going to die! The best I could do was 3:14 and felt like I was sucking lava! His pace is beyond understanding for me.

[robiliocruz]

This guy got me into running. I was 260 pounds at 5’9, so really over weight. I’m 180 pounds now and I’m still going. My goal is to get to 140-150 pounds. I fell in love with running, I run close to 10 miles every day now.

[Sough]

His longevity at the top is just incredible

[mondo]

Dude is pushing 40. That's insane.

[monkeyslaye]

In 4 days I am running my first half marathon, and watching this is completely insane to put it lightly..

[carneyannenasser]

When Kipchoge says his training has gone "well, " that translates to "get your popcorn - here comes something superhuman (again)." I wish I could watch live but I'll be in my corral in Hopkinton - already looking forward to the replay!

[kyleeisenhauer]

His consistent greatness over his career is incredible. He is definitely in consideration for greatest athlete of all time as far as I'm concerned. I'm excited to see what he'll do in Boston.

[edwardwilliammorris]

Thought I was a hero running 200+ miles a month at 55, but this guy is intergalactic 👍👍👍

[RyanAlexanderBloom]

I was on a team with Tony Krupicka once. He would run like 20 miles a day outside of track practice and then also do whatever workout the other distance runners were doing during team practice as if it was a trivial annoyance. He wasn’t as fast of a marathoner, obviously, but he was working up to 50 and 100 mile races.

[kirubeldagnachew]

Never seen a marathon runner so consistent as Kipchoge, so fast and winning major city marathons and Olympics twice with incredible margin of victory ahead of a second placed finisher. There is hardly anyone who can follow and challenge Kipchoge come the business end of the marathon. This means his break away from the field when he does break away is at such a deadly pace that no one dares to follow or match him.

[solomonnjenga]

That final part of the video is awesome. It shows Kipchoge's back while running as you sign out. Both you and Kipchoge end the video in style.

[underwaterlevelz]

Unbelievable. I think I'm pretty hardcore for doing 10 miles per day at age 39 (64 minutes) and Kipchoge is doubling that at a faster pace at 40. He is THE MAN.

[marathonranati]

I am speechless... It is very important to know that... Kipchoge has literally been preparing for boston... his ENTIRE LIFE! I mean, Kipchoge was an amazing cross country runner! and even in his preparations for all those flat, fast, marathon courses he still had hilly training, so yes... he has a huge advantage in boston. Im telling you he was built for that course, (even though he is 38!) his running form really, and truly, amazes me! the reason hes so great is because of "discipline" ! NO HUMAN IS LIMITED!!!

[nro]

Absolutely amazing. So so excited for Boston

[JCperfection]

I'm honestly amazed at how his knees can take the abuse. Lots of respect for Kipchoge!

[Volleybalex]

This is incredible. Can’t wait to see what happens next for this man

[BugattianVeyronian]

He's a very blessed athlete, first with his talent then the support from the team behind him. He doesn't even need to dope, the Abbott Sports Nutrition pretty much based their R&D on him. He gets to test the very best of their products, designed for him.