Inside the VIP tent is just beautiful @sweatelite!

The amount of power your muscles have to produce just to tackle those mighty hills is no fckin joke running constant uphill is much more strenuous on your body than flat running. And these elites are doing it with such grace and ease is just commendable and mesmerising. Kudos to Angus for putting all the hard work running uphills that to off-road with camera just to bring us quality quality stuff. 🙌🏾

Amanals running form and stride are pure art

Watching this reminded me a lot of the mountains in the tdf and it got me thinking why and how running doesn’t have an equivalent to it. The season is essentially never-ending in running and it causes a lot of athlete storylines to be diluted because they take so long to progress. If we had a tournament similar to the tdf storylines could develop so much quicker. Have different stages according to distance, terrain, recovery time, elevation, etc like the tour. It definitely caters to volume-focused guys, but having different events over the span of a few weeks would be so sick. If it got enough hype to where elites would train for it, maybe world athletics would sponsor it, teams would come into play, etc it could be the pinnacle of the sport. The Olympics suck because commentators and broadcasters don’t care about distance running, diamond league sucks because nobody outside of running watches, worlds suck for the same reason. Meanwhile the tdf is done so well that I, someone who cares nothing about cycling, watches hundreds of dudes ride bikes for a month straight. Why did I type that out wow that took so long

@jennysmith8835

Жыл бұрын

i can watch running anytime but not cycling, its not raw in the same way,

@betrash4961

11 ай бұрын

I am coming in a year later to invite you to watch the Golden Trail Series. A lot of storyline, a lot of great athletes, a lot of great races.

no filming from a bicycle today 🙂 ... would have been quite a workout too!

What a bonding moment for all these athletes, fantastic experience.

wow... what a grueling training 🥵 but that's part of becoming elite. Thanks SETS for sharing

Incredible! Is all that I can say!

Une vidéo intéressante et passionnante !

Thanks! Good vídeo!

A sweaty Shirt for Sweat Elite :D

What a production. Incredible. Thank you! 🔥

@sweatelite

2 жыл бұрын

🔥

YEEEEEEEEY! Building the base.

Best video for me

Two of those people in the front group weren’t even wearing super shoes. Peg 38 for the guy with green socks, another grey shoe that I can’t tell.

@dantonchat71

9 ай бұрын

Not sure carbons are really useful uphill at least for us mere mortals 😅

Best coach

8:50 ¡Ahora, hasta te toco correr! Muy buen video.😊👌

i feel my lungs busting just by watching this

Dope!!!

I am waiting 4 sweatelite 100k subscriber.

Well this is fun.

nice. interesting to see amanal go upwards considering his size

Great video and always love the content but why does Eric Kiptanui or any of the other local runners receive no credit in the video title?

Who is the young runner in all white? Seemed super relaxed

In what cycle of the season do such training enter?

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What do you know about the underground in Russia, Renato? SRYG is the best time of the season

If you've ever been down into the Rift Valley here, you'll realize just how unreal this is! Damn insane footage. Loved the actual Elite Sweating from Amanal at the end😅👌

Small correction: european champs are in Munich

M'y n'aime is younes from Moroco

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This is actually just ridiculous

I know the Swiss guy

How often are runners hit by cars in Kenya?

@davidwatched935

2 жыл бұрын

Not much. People are used to be careful with runners. Besides, there are not that many cars

@MrJiggerify

2 жыл бұрын

@@davidwatched935 wasn’t Geoff Kamworor hit by a bike?

@kny7937

2 жыл бұрын

Extremely rare. Runners are highly respected in Kenya and drivers are very careful whenever there are runners on the road

Angus @sweatelite, I think you should stop turning the camera on yourself during the filming. The voiceover / you talking during the video to explain what is happening works just fine without taking the focus away from the athletes. Camera Operators / Documentarians don't usually feature themselves so prominently in their work. Matt Fox really is a great role model in that regard. You can hear him just fine, you know that he is right there with the athletes and that he is super engaged with everything they say and do, but he isn't ever on screen. The exception is the sub-elite videos that he has made... but that is different because he's running in those videos and he was up front about being reluctant to do them. I get that it is super exciting to be there in Iten with all these World class athletes... I'm jealous... but we are here for the athletes. Let your work do the talking and point that camera consistently in the right direction. With love!

Sharing water bottle in the time of corona, not a good idea