We talk all things Chicago Marathon, including what you need to know before, during and after the race. We then discuss the London Marathon elite winners and what’s next for the great Kenenisa Bekele. Will we see a Bekele-Kipchoge duel on American soil in Boston?
We take a look at the upcoming London Marathon and what you can expect as a regular runner. We also look at the elite fields in the race and who will win. Plus, an analysis into Eliud Kipchoge’s world record race in Berlin and whether he will run the Boston Marathon next April.
We’re back from Summer break. Hopefully, everybody’s training has been going well. The Berlin Marathon is Sunday, September 25th. I have a preview of what us regular runners can expect and why this is a great course for a PR. I end with a breakdown of two record holders looking to add to their already impressive results.
Here’s Episode 2. Eliud Kipchoge just can’t be stopped. I explore how to come back strong mentally after an injury. My confession involves trespassing to get in a speed workout.
NOTE: I incorrectly mentioned in the podcast that Kenenisa Bekele participated in the Breaking2 project. He did not. It was Lelisa Desisa and Zersenay Tadese along with Eliud Kipchoge.
Confessions of a runner 