2024波士顿马拉松出签是分批次吗
二零二四年波士顿马拉松要比 b q 快五分二十九秒才能报名成功。今天波马组委会公布，有两万两千零一十九位跑者通过 b q 成功加入二零二四年第一百二十八届波马。 今年的报名人数破纪录的超过了三万三千人，有一万一千零三十九人超过了 bk 分数线，但没有被录取。
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01:56查看AI文稿AI文稿世界上最难中签的马拉松，您知道几个呢？我啊，跟您好好说一说。首先啊，第一个呢，是东京马拉松， 东京马拉松呢，是金标赛事，在亚洲呢，久负盛名。这个马拉松啊，每年有十几二十万人报名，而中签率呢，只有十分之一。所以说东京马拉松虽然服务特别好啊，跑完了以后可以泡脚按摩，但是中签率呢，是特别低的，也是很难报的。 第二个啊，是伦敦马拉松，大家都知道啊，伦敦马拉松呢，被称为慈善马拉松，每年的中签率呢，也是在百分之十五以下， 剩下的呢，都分发给了各个慈善机构，而每个慈善机构呢，都是明码标价的，比如今年吧，却需要五千美金才能够 拿到一个名额。所以啊，伦敦马拉松呢，也被认为是动迁率最低的马拉松之一。最后一个啊，也是非常有名的，就是波斯顿马拉松。 波士顿马拉松呢，已经有一百二十年的历史了，久负盛名，但这个马拉松呢，他是有报名门槛的，如果您四十岁以下的话，男生基本上全马要跑到三小时十分以内，女生要跑到三小时二十分以内才能够报名， 而这个呢，还不一定能中签，所以说波士顿马拉松啊，也是特别难中的。还有啊，就是咱们国内的比赛了，就说说今年的北京马拉松吧，可以说中签率也是非常的难， 第一呢，必须是北京户口，又或者是北京居住证。第二呢，必须打完三针。第三 呢，还要在比赛之前两周内没有离京。所以在这种情况下，咱北京马拉松今年也可以说是相当的难中签。说完这些，您还知不知道其他很难中签的马拉松呢？评论区一起聊聊！
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03:48查看AI文稿AI文稿什么马拉松也要分三六九等？赛事体验不好，可能跟这个有关。世界有六大满贯，他们是波士顿、伦敦、柏林、芝加哥、纽约、东京马拉松，基普乔格未完成的赛事，冠军是波士顿和纽约马拉松。 世界田联对陆跑等级有这样的认证，白金标、金标、金鹰标和普通标。在二零二三年公布的二百五十场标牌赛事中，中国国内占了六十八场，超过西班牙的二十一场、美国的十五场、日本的十一场，是名副其实的陆跑大国。 白金标等级最高，全世界仅十五场，包括六大满贯，以及张德顺、李子轩、张新燕参加的名古屋女子马拉松，董国建任清东支部、彭建华、管游胜参加的首尔马拉松、 吉普图姆参加的瓦伦西亚马拉松，以及阿姆斯特丹悉尼马拉松。大阪女子马拉松、泰国邦圣半马。上海和厦门马拉松也是国际白金标赛事。 国内的国际金标赛是有北京、无锡、广州、太原、重庆、深圳、杭州、长沙、大连、黄河口、兰州马拉松， 以及扬州建真半程马拉松。从赛事等级来看，上海和厦门马拉松比北京马拉松还高，但北京马拉松比其他马拉松历史要悠久，在一九八一年举办，是国人心目中的国马。二零二二年阿奴拜克库湾和夏雨雨或男女冠军 赛事等级越高，成绩的权威性就越高。在二零二三年，何洁和杨少辉打破国家纪录的无锡马拉松，是国际金标赛， 是成绩很快就同步到世界田联官网。而彭建华在二零二二年打破半马国家记录的厦门环东半程马拉松，由于等级不高，没有得到国际田联的承认，在世界田联官网是查询不到的。幸好认证单位是中国田径协会，这个记录才得到了国家的承认。 而李子成在二零二二年桐庐打破的半马国家纪录，由于赛事并没有得到中国填写的认证，因此当时他的成绩并没有得到国家的承认。我们平时听到的双金赛事是怎么回事呢？ 这双金一个是指国际的金标赛事，另一个是指国内的金牌赛事。对于赛事的划分，国内有金牌、银牌和铜牌赛事，只有取得国内金牌赛事的认证，才能申请国际的标牌认证。金牌、银牌、 铜牌是对上一年赛事的认定，具有很高的权威性。取得国内的标牌认证的赛事才更正规，赛事体验要更好一些。 cca 是中国田径协会的简称， 并不是每个赛事都可以申请国内的标牌认证，他必须是获得了 a 级认证的赛事才可以申报。他的认证标准分为赛道计时、裁判、兴奋剂检测等指标。除了 a 级，还有 b 级、 c 级赛事认证。很多跑友会问，这和我有关系吗？我能跑就行了。 其实不然，一方面，如果赛事并没有得到中国田径协会的认证，成绩也得不到承认，只是有一张证书。另一方面，没有认证的赛事可能会有半赛不标准的情况，或许会有不好的赛事体验。参加过北京运河半程马拉松的跑友有切身体会，大众选手 如果对自己的成绩有要求，建议参加 ae 类比赛，因为达到相应的成绩，可在中国马拉松官网申请相应的等级证书免费下载。每年全国各地有大小赛事很多，并不是每一个都会做填写认证，没有认证的赛事也不是说不好， 很多跑团协会高效组织的比赛也相当精彩，对许多跑者而言，可能就是图个开心，就看你想要什么了。
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01:00查看AI文稿AI文稿二零二四年巴黎奥运会马拉松决赛场上将开放大众组，也就是说普通跑友也能圆奥运梦？ 那我觉得吧，这种想法还挺大的，但是精英运动员呢，和业余大众选手不是同一枪开发， 但两项赛事啊，他都是在一个赛道上，比赛条件没有任何区别，咱们别高兴太早啊，虽然面向公众开放，但并不包括法国以外的外国跑者。要我说法国人真抠啊，你像人家波士顿，你按成绩你抽签就好， 或者你弄个什么商业直通啥的，咱们大家买个鸿星尔克不都直通了吗？哎，这个话说奥运呐， 最近的一场。离我最近的一场啊，就是去年南京马拉松那个奥运选拔赛，我当时只差一小时二十多分钟我就能入选奥运了，啥也不是。
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01:00查看AI文稿AI文稿在刚结束的波顺马松上，沃尔森切贝特以两小时零六分五十一秒成绩拿到了冠军，获得了十五万美刀的奖金。这是一场什么样的比赛呢？他是世界上最古老的马松赛，也是世界六大满贯之首。 而且啊，他被称作马拉松跑者的终极殿堂，因为他的报名门槛是所有的马拉松赛里面最高的，高到什么程度呢？他有个报名标准，叫做是 bq， boston 考虑 ck 是按照年龄组来划分的，比如说你现在是二十五岁，要求两年之内全马跑进三小时以内的成绩证书才有资格报名， 而且光是达到了 bq 还不够。比如说，假如十八到三十四岁能够容纳五千个名额，达到了 bq 并且报名的有八千人，那么就得按成绩来排名。 比方说，去年一个二十五岁的跑者，全马大概得跑到两小时五十二分左右才能最终获得名额。所以说啊，只要能站在波马的起跑线上，就已经是非常值得自豪的事情了。回想几年前啊，好不容易达到了标准，拿到证书，想要去波斯顿完成自己的梦， 梦想，结果因为众所周知的原因，没法出国比赛了。昨天看了直播啊，特别怀念那些能够自由奔跑的日子，不过没关系，咱们保持运动，保持健康，我相信这一天啊，迟早会回来的。
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05:43查看AI文稿AI文稿u s 六十二零二四美国大学排名啊。一出炉，有人高呼啊，这是学渣的春天。精英教育和波士顿的黄昏， 也是很多中介顾问的狂欢日。二零二四年的 kpr 宝路突破三十，在二零二三年九月十八日就已完成。今年深情啊，估计要混乱了。 已经听到不少家长和学生说要根据这个榜单重新考虑下学校。这是怕自己的学校掉下去了，还是看到好学校排名下去了想捡漏呢？波士顿的大龙虾会不会大甩卖？ 新闻周刊零二四年的榜单啊，是一次自我革命，是一个全新的榜单。它主要针对的是美国本土学生， 具有一定的意义。这些从关键性指标改变就可以看出。我上期已经说过，可以关注查看。一句话照顾穷人与学渣。他更关注入读学生的家庭经济背景。成绩并不重要， 从没钱的到有钱的，这种家庭跨度越大的学校，学生越多的排名分数就越高，所以公立大学排名就上来了。 但如果只有某一个阶层，比方说某一个有钱人的阶层的小儿，美的私立大学，排名分数就往下低。 多元化社会流动是正直正确，没有人反对，从范德堡大学的生命中就可以看出了。但 usb 作为 商业榜单，瞄准国际生占比大的市场，打的算盘，最后都是利益驱动的。二零二四新版排名对国际生来说，参考度变得更低，所以严重点也没价值。 毕竟帮助美国本土的低收入家庭获得成功，并非国际生的择校标准。而班级大小，教授质量，还有圈层，对于支付全额学费的国际生来说， 又是比较重要的价值要素。当下，我们正处于一个分立的世界，一个分化的时代。如何选校？我对咨询我的人的回答是大学。之所以为大学，是因为有一流的教 教授，一流的学生。如果家里财力够，孩子成绩够好，首选顶尖私立综合大学。次选学院。如果普通中差，孩子成绩不顶尖，首选性价比更高的公立大学。 甚至啊，可以躺进名校，连 ucsd 和 ucd 双双进入前三十，变成了 病历。二十八名普通学渣可以先读加州社区大学，然后再转学进去。 u i、 u c、 u w m 这两所老牌包底下，今年也扬门透气居三十五名。和纽大一样啊，玉米地啊，不会冻死人的。对于城市啊，熟 选英格兰地区，那里是美国的文化和教育的发源地。次选西部地区，再次是南部中部。有人说，波士顿啊，已经全面沦陷了。 塔夫赤波士顿学院是两所波士顿牛校，都混到了，和罗格斯一个待遇了。还有，波士顿大学，已经被罗格斯踩在脚下。 还有，好不容易靠小班化爬上来的东北大学，被狠狠的甩出五十名。我是删了布兰迪斯没惹谁，又死了。波士顿，美国教育的发源地，最高峰会一叶沦陷吗？ 其实啊，只有录取难度才是真正的学校排名，这是唯一有效的指标。具体啊，可以 查阅教育与留学合集。最后附上一个普伦士顿教授前天讲的一段话。如果美国大学的教授们愚蠢到认为二十八名的福禄利达大学比塔夫赤要好，比 波士顿学院也好，而波士顿名校塔夫寺今年居然在辛泽西的罗格斯后面。 ucd 居然只比华大声乐师第一名，那么就太低估了美国学者的专业性了。 只有录取难度才是真正的学校排名。中肯的给留学生家庭说一句，切勿因为今年可笑的排名，则因为下滑严重的学校好录取。大学录取难度不会因为这类排名改变。 有的学校排名上去了，但一样不可能露到优秀的学生。还有一点，今年这样排，没准你四年后毕业。这种虚高又降低了， 那些往后的又排到前二十、前三十了。谁导致了这种可笑的排名决定呢？ 一些愚蠢的城市政策非虚构可对号入座。无知而愚蠢的制定了按自己排名落户和找工作， 否则不可能不知道 cos 等世界排名的荒诞，也绝不可能制定得如此可笑，真是世界奇闻。
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00:12查看AI文稿AI文稿二零二四顺德容桂环岛马拉松广东佛山定档一月一日，赛事设全马、半马、欢乐袍等组别报名，于九月二十六日十四时启动。信息来源，容桂马拉松。
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01:18查看AI文稿AI文稿珊姐，为什么马拉松要分总结？那是因为啊，马拉松参赛人非常多，一般都是上万人起步的，这么多人不可能同时前排起跑，所以呢，就需要分一个先后的顺序，这个主别呢，就是根据你以往的成绩来进行 a、 b、 c、 d 的分组的， 大家在号码部上看到的数字字母就是代表你是哪个组别的，但也不是越往后越说明你的最好成绩越坏。 比如说，有些赛事主办方会特别邀请一些嘉宾参赛，往往这些嘉宾都是一些专业级的选手，这些嘉宾啊，都会在前排起跑， 所以啊，一般赛场上看见号码大概就知道你的实力了，这样分区分组的好处，选手之间影响不会太大，毕竟都是差不多的配速。如果你想要往前排站的话呢，就得好好训练了，一般啊，三三零以内的选手就在 a 区了， 算算你还差多少，后面的拳手拖跑那么远是不是很实惠？并不是，马拉松采取的是进程级，就是你从起点经过才开始计时的，马拉松更多的是挑战自我，超越极限的一项运动。跑马拉松比赛的时候有什么捷径？ 你想什么呢？马拉松没有奇迹，只有实力。如果你是想用比赛成绩来证明或者炫耀什么的话，那其实大可不必，因为当你站在赛道起点的时候，就和马拉松精神背道而驰了。
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06:07查看AI文稿AI文稿of them come down boil street on the women's side and there's ketchogi and ah listen not what we expected to see when we got out of bed the greatest marathon of all time and the most iconic marathon just struggling now to get himself to the finish line we're back with more from back here the 127， boston marathon espn2w cvb and i said it and i'll repeat it illiad kipchoge runs alone， but he runs alone in seventh man has lost two marathons since he took up the distance 2018 in london the last time he lost man with two gold reddles from only three men ever to go back to back in the olympic marriage marathon set the world record twice sub two hours， but the marathon can be a struggle for everybody whether you are a guy that's run it in sub two hours or you are a guy trying to break four hours mab absolutely that's why the and i don't all respect to keep jogging because before they start the race， he said i respect that distance i just i respect the course i respect my competitors where humans， but he has done something phenomenal that no other human has done under two hours， but today is not his day and you know he can see him comment in the cadence is not there， but he's determined to get to that finish line he came through at 35k a minute and 13 seconds back and his 5k split from 30 to 35 is 1608 which is very uncanny choggy like listen i think that guy a lot of guys a lot of guys would step off the course right here and say it's not my day i'm hurting i got whatever what keeps the guy going what keeps you going is the turn that you're upbringing a lot of his are you upbringing he saw some other difficult times for him he don't wanna say i wanna go course record he just wanted to be we'll see how monday goes and i've been there before where i struggle at the olympic games where i struggle in new york cinemairethan where i struggle at boston marathon but some have some way it is ah you want to do for your team you know your team carried you to get to the starting line unless you are hurt or you have fallen down you wanna get a you wanna be a respect that i get in the finish line and he's not looking some drop out because they wanna do the next pay day or why not before him to be able to get connected he's a leader he is an ambassador for the sport and he wants to show that even on a tough day today i want to be able to get that across the finish line he will determine to be there josh brogadier will bring you in on the lead moto you were as close to it as any of us what'd you see when kichogi really realized that he was going to be out of this thing a little hard little hard to hear josh there will try to get back to him on that there's kipchogi and suddenly if you're connor manse who was falling off the pace he was he was a minute 22 back at the 23 mile mark he's ten seconds back from kip kogi you don't think that'll drive a man to the line if you have a chance to catch him and emily in an area right by the johnny kelly statue at the very face of some of these hills is where he had some heartbreak this was an event that he came here to win and it didn't go for him today and as you can say he bases everything on perseverance that's who he is but today it wasn't his race and as i'm looking ahead of me right now this looks more like a two man race with a bit of fade right now happening invented caputa it looks like a tootium set we just got to juggle out the order go back to look at eliot kit， chogi and connor mantz who are off the pace but engaged and this is what josh was talking about he went to get the water bottle and airball came up empty so my my question you is it's one water bottle is it really missing one can throw us out of whack that much it won't throw you out of the whack one， but he might have missed other ones that we're not aware of but at the same time you know is maybe the crucial one when he needs it to be able to get him to the next one， but at the same time this is a you know unfortunate it happens it happens with olympic games when the ryan however myself will run in and i try to grab i grab his and gave it to him， but i miss mine， so we try to share with others so he is the master of of mental training and visualization right， but when things are not going well mab in a race， physically and mentally like how does the the goat of the mind and running um handle it mentally to be the goat or to be the defending champion when things i'm not going your way it is hard because you were thinking of one thing to defend or to win and when that doesn't happen mentally are defeated and do not even get in second place or third place it just goes the other way around so it is hard but i'm so proud of and for him to hang in there to be able to get to the finish line as the best he is for today， he is very much a guy who says the mind controls the body and when you go you do also wonder if he didn't go out and run on the course， i know he visualizes me didn't go out and see any of that and then listen the guy has just been busy since he got here which can be difficult so let's kipchoge on the right choose me you know what i think you said it right there the three men that were watching on the left they know this course and even though kipchogi did go out there and he did drive the course that is a crucial factor that the three guys leading this race right now have all run all twenty six point two miles on it absolutely and you know twenty six point two miles is twenty six point two miles but when you come to boston is different because the four thirty seven back to back。
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05:06查看AI文稿AI文稿six and then in seventh and sort of right now off the group his elliot kipchogi and gabriel gay who made the move has been ruled in by the reeled in quickly by the two teammates there， kip ruto and evans chavette， john korea also there in the red and v lie in the white ciglet and there's elliot kipchogi we expected him to be running alone maybe but not alone in seventh you know coming to the boss america the pressure is huge as a formal world rocket holder 20109 every eye is on you so you know i think the pressure is getting up here now and the competitors know how to make a big move and they made them move when it counted at the up right after the hills mab how does someone with that must pressure knowing he's run better than anyone we you know the way he's been introduced the entire weekend like how does he regroup right here is he done is hard it is very hard to regroup here the suppression has happened you know we just gotta get to the finish line the basica now it is getting good here at the 127 boston marathon five in the front right now for the win met they crossed the 20 mile mark 135 five fifty three but the first guy to come across was benson kipru to the twenty， one champ and not elliot kept kept chogi who is in seventh and right now at twenty miles is sixteen seconds off， the pace look at the top two guys right there they've won here on this course before they know that they were gonna come into this and work as teammates they've kind of been back in this path but sort of letting everyone else dictate when we know those were the two guys to really watch what happens in the later stages and we see these two teammates pushing what is the later stages of this race mission one accomplished here they have gone the king throne here for this day at least uh to be able to be uh kept jogging ahead of them now those five men are gonna have to work hard was it gonna are we gonna see a defending champion repeat or a new champion or benson winning it again？ so this is the big big move big big things happening but now you gotta be calm because somebody's gonna make a move you have to cover the move and bring it home as strong as possible they came through the little search there i had them both at the fanfest on saturday afternoon and i once said hey， can you gang up and try to be kept choking at least it weren't quite sure so i gave him a minute so you guys work on that plan but then i said at what point of training partners become rivals and he becomes your opponent and they were kind of coy you know it couldn't give a mile mark but it is like at some point you just know now it's me against you and we'll hug it out at the end this is a win for them regardless you know yes they want to crack that tape but for them to be able to work together right now this late in the stage， i think that i think that they're having a great day this is what they both been visualizing talking about in practice they both have won their own races they both have had these great careers but right now today you know in that final mile it's all about them it's all about them and certainly elliot kipchogi right there is a man that looks like he's struggling that we didn't see through the first fifteen whatever he did he does look a little fresher there little lighter on his feet but i don't know that any at this point he's he's around doing anything， but accepting cheers and well deserved you know it's not always gonna go perfect your way but the determination the crowd in boston is amazing i have felt where i finally drop out as many times with the usa cheer they won't let you out they're gonna be able to see him come across the finish line the other thing in assessing kipchovy they're like well he could always have a bad day and the hard part is the guy doesn't have bad games he's had one and now we're looking at perhaps two one in london twenty eighteen and and this one and the common denominator there is rain a little bit of rain how how that is doing but at the same time you know a bad day for him is a greater for somebody else and i'm pretty sure they're gonna look at him trying to chase him down for those people behind them so evans schibet still in the lead benson， kippered with teammate， they've closed gap on him some we went in the last time we've had back to back winners here robert kick coach chariot in 2006， 2007 and actually 2008， 13 in a row and so he and his teammate now working together and gay still very much in it john， career annual and blake both have dropped back and a blay you could say is safely。
03:57查看AI文稿AI文稿tom boston and sadly spencer passed away in february at the age of thirteen and as you can see the field is entering ashland and you can hear the the crowd is cheering him on john， i won't even try to mention the names i'll just let you do it i'll say john has got the how about that does that work john listen if my mom had named me abel or gotti tom runner than just john they go through the drink station map they went through the first five k in 1417 that is spicy my friend that is fast that's boston a downhill you have the war record holder here at front runners and it just amazing to be able to go to that i think we're gonna see a great race but pash is a virtue guy in the left air in the blue connor mans usa as i said twice the instantly champion coached by i stone a wonderful us marathoner as well and he and i had a long talk because in the collegiate ranks where he was very very dominant cross country it talked about how the man zone that he can take kind of more pain for longer than a lot of guys and he said but now i look the start and i think all these guys are fit like i am and they can all take pain like i can and he's getting used to this new peer group yeah， he's definitely in this new peer group you know we've seen him at the ncaa level for many years and he's crushed there and he loves to run on hard courses and he loves to run on the track this is gonna bold well for him on a course like boston when you have seen him run， so well on the course cross country courses that we've seen him run he's strong he can handle that， but can he handle twenty six point two on this course and i think that's the big question he's super excited， we're super excited for him， but it's still early on in that pack he had manson， kipchoge in mark career， there's several careers， mark career， albert career and john career， benson， kip ruto， evans chip bet out of dulem belay there's junk so all the careers are there that's nice to make everything super confusing for everybody is they go through uh， gabrielle， gay and c g， albertson who a couple years ago decided i'm gonna leave the boston marathon as long as i can and he was out there for what eighteen miles men？ yes， he was leading in twenty twenty one for eighteen miles and you know he did great he took out the pace and i talked to him this week and he just said hey， the pace was noticeable for me， i'm gonna take the lead and he did a great job and still finishing the top ten so you got to give him respect for that so the man start out cooking at 437 and go through their first mile carry in 609 i mean listen you can tap telephone polls and get korea so to come down faster well， you could tell that early on that they were really more a little bit more relaxed and that's okay six of the top seven seven from the world championships are in this field right now there's a lot of eyes on each other and not so much on the clock they want to win you know emma bates as we see here right behind meg encryption right there megan or emma bathe is somebody that says she's in rural american record pace right now that's sub to 20 pace but not on this course she wants to win so as you see right now it kick off as it were about 49， 50 degrees so that's not terrible the cloud cover is almost helpful at some point sun's not beating down on you doesn't look like it's too wet for him out there so it's not ideal spectator conditions， but it's not bad if i got to go out and run， i think it's perfect i think it's perfect the only difference is the humidity a lot bit i hope all the athletes are able to take their fluids fluid station， which is every 5k but you can see kind of men's kind of looking around to the competitors and he's a great analysis to be able to study you can see him not just because of the blue but he also sort of lists to the left when he runs right here， no， he's just got that kind of a head tilt that's easily recognizable，
07:56查看AI文稿AI文稿just a side note seven more in show match jean briskell for the most all time in the women's wheelchair event， but we don't we'll get to that later one by one there you go sixteenth mile little downhill meb they peel off a little something for 23 for 23 very fast but i think the course record is slipping as well， but i think here the biggest challenge of the hills are coming and the group just got narrower and smaller of them are related gay is there anybody in this pack right now that's not there that you expected whether it's decisa or katata is there anybody right now that you're a little surprised isn't playing ball looks hot connor mans has dropped off there too by the way absolutely i think this one here like the other favors i have gone katata and lilisa and uh but john career kip chuggy just took out his gloves and followed by john career so i think we're gonna see some great moves going on soon there you see the elevation chart way back at the left hopkitten where we started hotkin is all downhill but now we're right there miles 17 and we're into those four hills and eventually culminates with heartbreak hill right there between 20 and 21 and at some point you see by the time to get all the way down there you're nearly at sea level it is a net downhill but don't tell anybody about the net downhill when they're starting to go there in miles 1718 right map absolutely no is this is that keep your keep your net downhill yourself you gotta give that internal information but the course is the challenge here and i think while we talked about earlier the course will make the move for you and one more search before the finish line will happen tell me more of what you mean by that that the course will make the move for you so you know the hills are waiting for you on 17 to 21 and the early pace of lactic acid build up at the boston marathon pumpkinson will inevitably gonna cause for you if you've been smart and you know you've done your training we'll carry through the hills otherwise you're gonna pay out for your mistakes here so the temperatures actually really pleasant the wind nearly absent which are two things that are really brutal i feel like the rain little fog in there， you can see that in the camera land i can live with that meb it's the perfect temperature here i mean you want to run this is the perfect maybe the first pick there's a little bit chilly with a rain， but as a distance runner you can ask for anything better so the gloves are off， the hats are off and the race is engaged to a certain degree these guys still to keep in it's went out there kind of holding their water at this point i don't know that anybody's over anxious， but it's starting to get time to think about getting serious in when am i gonna go ahead and decide that this is where i would like to make my stand or at least my charge to win the boston marathon oh and john i mean you know we just had a front on shot there now we have a side shot of a man that we've all kind of followed for so many years with ellie， kenchoge and just to see how fluid he is you know we talk a lot about form but this guy really has the perfect form and he's in this you know these sections of going， up and down and up and it doesn't really falter and then you see him with those finishing kicks that we've seen now and time and time again with all the replays he's such a beautiful runner lock， step right there with john korea in the red whose personal best is 2501 there you see some of the the 25k split were really close to getting to the 30k split the advanced time you see there running time an hour 27 minutes 14 seconds and kitchogi still very much in command he says he wants to win all of the world marathon majors so he's he's close there he's got four trying to get this one on this day and then we can worry about november in new york at his his leisure i don't know that he adds to his course record collection which he has in iconic， elia， kept， chuggy and they just having their dreams and but at the same time they want to be able to see what they can do against him and listen training's the hard work ray stays the fun day cut it loose and go it is a celebration to be able to be here and run your victory lap i followed 26 point mars of victory lap all of your hard work so i'm county one two three four five six we have seven people eight if you count josh， broke， good deer and i count you josh what do you got？ well， that's nice to be captain among this group i'll tell you that much one runner that i'm watching very closely is on duo and belay who has been hanging the entire time he won lisbon three times one in ottawa and he's the kind of rudder that can stay with this group and he has been very well you also mention john career watching him of course his brother wesley won this whole thing in two thousand twelve the year after the record was set， but now they're coming down this area we spoke of benson capruto the other day he said to me boston is not one on the hills， watson is won down the hills and we did see that pack of 12 splinter down to 7 and as we see a little bit of a surgery from gabriel gay， as we're coming through newton， john， i'm gonna defer to meb this is what？ we just i just mentioned him gabriel gay he's a great short distance runner like of a seven mile， tank and warnut and wow this is a breakthrough we is still early on but making a statement on here it knows his way around boston he spent in the baa， half and twice is finished second there or yeah it ran there twice finished second excuse me in 2019， 3rd and 2018 when the 10k at 2018 here in the baa and and at some point some of these guys are gonna have to make a decision or we can let him go and we can reel him in or we can stay with them and cover the move one thing that i like about gabriel gay talk to him the other day in a panel and you know he loves the n b a he likes being here in america he also is a big fan of edger and i said are you a romantic that's what he told me was one of his favorite things to have in his playlist but you know he's a great guy and he's got a great smile and you can tell he's got a personality that he's he's eager to win he's eager to be great and this is interesting for him to put this kind of a move on and look at elliot kipcho gay is off of that that little pack there it's interesting yep there's gay and then you go back to the two past champions um with evans， chibett and kip ruto and then there's john and listen the last time the weather was lousy when they were in london with the rain that's when elliot kipchoge ended up eighth in that london marathon in rain raining conditions well， he did miss his last water bottle in that last water no， she didn't take it he didn't take it he went for it he went over to the side of the table did find it and yeah i mean we saw a long race to go but this is interesting stuff it's certainly a crisis point that maybe we didn't expect from kip chogi and these are the hills and this is if there was a question。
