- 5,000m World Record Holder: The Immortal Legend of a Legendary RunnerIn the long distance event in athletics, the title of 5,000m world record holder has always been in the spotlight. The top players in the sport not only need stamina and speed, but also have a very strong mental quality. THE AWARD CURRENTLY BELONGS TO KONE CHPHEGU KEYBA (BEKELE) OF ETHIOPIA. His achievement is not only a victory of speed, but also a tribute to perseverance...
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- 5,000m World Record Holder: The Immortal Legend of a Legendary RunnerIn the long distance event in athletics, the title of 5,000m world record holder has always been in the spotlight. The top players in the sport not only need stamina and speed, but also have a very strong mental quality. THE AWARD CURRENTLY BELONGS TO KONE CHPHEGU KEYBA (BEKELE) OF ETHIOPIA. His achievement is not only a victory of speed, but also a tribute to perseverance...
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- Second: technical sophistication
- 5,000m World Record Holder: The Immortal Legend of a Legendary RunnerIn the long distance event in athletics, the title of 5,000m world record holder has always been in the spotlight. The top players in the sport not only need stamina and speed, but also have a very strong mental quality. At present, this award belongs to Ethiopia...
- Rhythm in running is key. He always keeps his bottom body moving, efficient and light. Knowing the right running pace and breathing tips will help you a lot in your long runs. Of course, adjusting your gait regularly to reduce unnecessary energy expenditure is also key.
- A smart game strategy is also one of the keys to success. In longer events such as the 5000m, the initial use of follow-up tactics and overtaking opponents one by one can help to save energy and avoid premature exhaustion. At the same time, keeping your strength ready for the final sprint will greatly increase your chances of success.