The 2022 New York City Marathon Was Crazy
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Published 2022-11-06
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All Comments (21)
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Just finished this race. It was an absolute slaughterhouse. People were dropping, half the runners were walking on the bridge, and i saw at least 4 people being wheeled away by medics. So kudos to these pros with their absolute iron grit.
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Imma stick to the mile
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I volunteered at the Mile 12 aid station in Brooklyn! We all saw Do Nascimiento pass by around 54 minutes and then it felt like ages passed before the rest of the mens elite field came around. Really exciting race - I felt so bad for him after reading the final race results though. But he's 24 so he has years to crush his future marathons and perfect his pacing strategy!
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Do Nascimento blew up about the same distance he did last year in the Olympics, also in extremely warm conditions. He keeps gaining experience, and since he is quite young Im sure he will be a big name in the sport in the near future to come.
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I ran on Sunday and this was my first marathon. Absolutely brutal, horrible cramping. There were dozens of people in oxygen masks, on stretchers, ambulances, vomiting, etc. I'm thrilled to just have finished and stay healthy.
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I always wondered why some runners don't outpace the others in the beginning to separate the distance, now I see it doesn't work in marathons. It was a gutsy of Daniel to try it. I'm still rooting for him.
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I'm have the feeling if the race was in the 40/50 degrees Daniel would have sustained that pace through the end. His pace is just violent!!! What a runner!!!
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Thanks for this recap, and I appreciate the km pace conversions!
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Talk about an all-star effort to have all this footage edited and voiced over to have a video up so fast!
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Very competitive race from both sides 💯💯 It's amazing
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I ran NYC in 1993, and expected a sub 3-hour time. The temperature was 73F at race time and it was humid. I crossed the Verrazano-Narrows bridge, (2 miles), and knew I was doomed. My legs felt like jelly. I ran 4:01 -- very disappointed after all the work I put in.
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Great recap, exactly the kind of highlight reel I wanted to see. subscribed.
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Kenyans are the best marathoners in the world. I don't know why the Ethiopians have not yet mastered the marathon. Out of the 6 masters marathon majors, Kenya has won almost all of them on both the men and women's side.
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Thanks TRP. Yet another top quality video report. Cheers.
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I am from Brazil, and I was cheering for Daniel in this race. Unfortunately, he could not complete it, but he is still young! For sure a lot of awesome races will come 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
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Thank you for doing this, was interesting to watch after doing it myself
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I’m excited to see more of the young Brazilian marathoner. If the conditions weren’t so hot, he may have been able to stay in there. That was amazing.
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I ran the NYC Marathon in 1984 when the temps were in the 80’s with high humidity. After that, they changed the start date to November.
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hey channel people, your videos are amazing, great dialogs, wonderful clips, great info. I'm not a runner at all but now i know abby steiner and mathew boland. keep the videos coming.
