JCK Charity run. (24 Viewers)

[Raz]

JCK now holds the world record.

Isn't this close distance to the guy who ran marathon in greece some thousands of years ago but he ran it longer?

 

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[JCK]

42K in 1h53?? Jack! You're a beast!!! Congratulations

Fab, I am far from being faster than Haille Gebrselassie, even though he's my biggest inspirer.

I ran a half marathon, 21 km.

 

[Nicholas]

Congractulations Jack, forget your time finishing such a distance is a feet in itself you must be very proud of yourself.

 

[Dragon]

Fab, I am far from being faster than Haille Gebrselassie, even though he's my biggest inspirer.

I ran a half marathon, 21 km.

Ohhh okay that's a great time too! I'm proud of you! Personally I wouldn't be able to run 1K

 

[Delle Alpi]

Ohhh okay that's a great time too! I'm proud of you! Personally I wouldn't be able to run 1K

You would run 1k if you just got off the arepa and cachapa

 

[JCK]

As promised, more to come

 

[Dostoevsky]

 

[JCK]

That's not true. Talent is a huge factor when it comes to running. I agree that one could train to obtain a more efficient running form (mostly achieved by training the posterior chain probably), but some people are always going to suck at it.

To be an elite runner, that is true but to be an elite runner, but when it comes to amateur runner I have read many theories that I strongly believe in that anyone can be a runner if nothing is damaged in his/her body. And I wouldn't call it talent sometimes, the Kenyan and Ethiopian runners have it as culture more than talent, they run for transport, that's why they are the best.

 

[Dragon]

 

[ĵџvє_вãвγ]

that's the photo!..***..

 

[Delle Alpi]

Epic pitcure

 

[JCK]

Full focus before the race, that's where I was dropped, around 300 meters from my start group.

 

[JCK]

The joy after coming back home, the trams were amazing, they smell sweat and socks.

 

[The Curr]

1:53.38

MODAFOKA

It was extremely hot and I was forced to stop at all stations to drink energy drink and spill a cup of water on my head. I wish it were 10 degrees colder and cloudy but with all that I managed to reach my goal under two hours. For someone that have started running in October and had one of the hardest winters that Sweden experienced, I am extremely satisfied.

A big thank you for all those who wished me luck and supported me, I thought of you while running. The only disappointment was that only one spectator enjoyed the Juve jersey but it was a key shout at 15.5 km after a long bridge and I was totally running out of steam.

Well done, Jack! We're all proud of you.

42K in 1h53?? Jack! You're a beast!!! Congratulations

JCK now holds the world record.

 

[Ken]

Very nicely done Jack, congrats man.

Especially since you haven't been running for all that long, it's a truely great achievement. You should be proud.

 

[JCK]

Alen, as for placing in the race, this is by far my best. I am at 8394 out of 58122 runners.

 

[Tommy]

Have you participated in a marathon Jack?

 

[JCK]

Not yet, Tommy. Today was my longest race.

I dedicate this run to solojuve1897 becasuse 58122 runners are idiots to him to be willing to run 21km by choice.

 

[Red]

Congrats, JCK.

Not because you ran the race, but because you can get away with wearing lycra shorts.

 

[AlexDelPiero10]

As promised, more to come

The guy on your right has patellar tendinopathy. He seems quad dominant and I'm guessing his hip flexors are very tight. Must have poor hip extension strength and his hamstrings are probably non-existent. Man, I get patellar tendinopathy from just seeing him run.

The woman on your left has some gluteal issues as well. Look at the way her pelvis sags. Might be a gluteus medius problem.

You should tell them.