Peres Jepchirchir is one of the most decorated marathoners of this generation.
🥇 Tokyo Olympic marathon champion
🥇 2025 World marathon champion
🏆 NYC Marathon (2021)
🏆 Boston Marathon (2022)
🏆 London Marathon (2024)
🏆 Sydney Marathon (2026)
⏱️ 2:14:43 marathon personal best
And today, she was provisionally suspended for EPO.
https://t.co/xHfgaD8MRN
@sabrinablittle@Predamame But they only take away results from when the doping is found. Unless they retest an old Olympic sample with new methods and find something new she’d keep her gold.
Peres Jepchirchir is the 2021 Olympic marathon champion, 2025 world marathon champion, winner of Boston/NYC/London Marathons. Three-time World Half Marathon champion.
One of the biggest doping busts ever if the suspension is upheld.
The AIU has provisionally suspended reigning World and former Olympic champion, Peres Jepchirchir, after an out-of-competition sample, collected in Kenya prior to her recent Sydney Marathon victory, returned an adverse analytical finding for EPO. 1/2
Over 5 days of running for a new Backyard Ultra WR for a pair of Belgian men in their 50s! Experience and long-term endurance count the most in these events. #SharmanUltraCoaching#embracetheSUC
Be very wary of those who try to intentionally make ideas more complex by using big words for the sake of using big words. Concepts have to be simple to be practical and usable.
One of the most fun parts of racing is a battle in the final miles. I’ll never get bored of it and it doesn’t require youth or extreme fitness, just the desire to push. #embracetheSUC#SharmanUltraCoaching
Fascinating Chicago Marathon
-Amos Kipruto wins comfortably in the end, his second major W after 2022 London
-Clayton Young top American in 2:05:23 despite 12 cm tear in hamstring
-Vinny Mauri on AR pace through 20 miles but has to stop multiple times
-Galen Rupp 2:06:55 age 40!
An all-timer in Chicago 🚀
Hawi Feysa (2:13:33) and Amos Kipruto (2:01:09) win at the Bank of America Chicago Marathon with big PBs that move them up into the top 5 of the world all-time lists.
Full report 🔗 https://t.co/3w4A1rZ6k9
Listen to Coach Meg Eckert’s journey on the Choose Strong podcast - from being too afraid to show up for her first 5k to setting the WR for the six-day race with 636 miles: https://t.co/HXB08a7qmb #SharmanUltraCoaching#embracetheSUC
Chatting to the publisher, Human Kinetics, I discuss "The Art of Ultrarunning" and some of the key strategies and stories that will help you train and race better, no matter how experienced you are: https://t.co/Cmvdmn1F8V
What does running look like when it’s less about the finish line and more about how you experience the world?
iRunFar talks with runner, writer, and thinker Nicholas Triolo about running, wandering, and the art of movement.
Read more: https://t.co/mCj0icvgbt
How Coach Meg Eckert stayed on track for her six-day WR, why you don’t need to race to be a runner, the key to longevity in running, and much more in the #SharmanUltra newsletter: https://t.co/JO4q5ERzUN #embracetheSUC
This was the most in-depth interview I've done about "The Art of Ultrarunning." We discussed almost every chapter on the "Running Book Reviews with Alan and Liz" podcast, including how the ideas and stories apply to all runners, not just ultrarunners. https://t.co/Uizdjnmbka