Episode 23: Finding Where You Belong
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Yomif Kejelcha has spent more than a decade among the world’s best distance runners, from 3,000 and 5,000 metres on the track to the 10,000, half marathon and marathon.
In this episode, Bjørn-Ivar reflects on Kejelcha’s journey through extraordinary performances, championship near-misses and a gradual move towards longer distances, culminating in his 56:51 half marathon world record in Buenos Aires.
It raises an interesting question for the rest of us: how certain should we really be about the kind of runner we are? The distance that suited us five or ten years ago may not be where we find our best running today.
A conversation about persistence without stubbornness, staying curious, trying different distances and allowing our running to develop over the long term.
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