United States
Paul Chelimo is an accomplished American distance runner specializing in the 5000 meters. He won a silver medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics and a bronze medal at the 2017 World Championships. Known for his tactical racing and strong finishing kick, Chelimo has been a consistent performer on the international stage.
Marathon
2:18:08
12/15/2024
10,000 Metres
Night of the 10,000m
27:12.73
5/20/2023
10 Kilometres Road
28:12
1/15/2023
2 Miles
Prefontaine Classic
8:07.59
6/30/2019
Half Marathon
1:02:19
3/17/2019
The XXXI Olympic Games - 5000 Metres
13:03.90
The XXXII Olympic Games - 5000 Metres
12:59.05
IAAF World Championships in Athletics - 5000 Metres
13:33.30
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In this episode of The Action in Running on the Sweat Elite podcast, hosts Alex and Matt delve into the major happenings in the running world for the week of June 17th. Topics discussed include Kipchoge's new sponsorship deal with Shox Headphones, Jakob Ingebrigtsen's race plans and recent fatherhood, and Justin Knight's decision to shut down his season. The episode also covers doping news involving sprinter Arian Knighton, the major results from the US Olympic Trials in various events such as the men's 10,000m, men's steeplechase, men's 1500m, women's 5,000m, and women's 800m. Additionally, there is a noteworthy discussion about the potential implications of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics possibly not hosting the track and field events in the city itself. The episode concludes with farewells and acknowledgments for sponsors Pillar Performance and Ketone IQ.
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Woody Kincaid reflects on the 2021 US Olympics Trials, where he won the national title in the 10000m and placed third in the 5000m to punch his ticket to the 2021 Tokyo Olympics in both events. Woody dives into his training, his career, and goals for the Tokyo Olympics. We also touch on Paul Chelimo, the Shelby Houlihan case, and which Bowerman Track Club men and women would be best at the beer mile.
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In the men’s 5,000m, Paul Chelimo toyed with the field and won a scorcher of a race in 13:26 ahead of Woody Kincaid and Grant FIsher.
We had a bit of a weather delay where the meet was postponed due to extreme and record-setting heat.
We had a world record in the women’s 400m hurdles where Sydney McLaughlin took .26 seconds off Dalilah Muhammad’s previous mark.
Athing Mu did her thing with the second-fastest U.S. women’s 800m mark of all-time to win the women’s 800m over a loaded field. Ajee Wilson and Raevyn Rogers snuck in behind her for the other two spots to Tokyo.
As if anything could follow those up, we saw one of the best 1,500 meter duels in recent history with Cole Hocker defeating the reigning Olympic champion Matthew Centrowitz.
Noah Lyles closed out the show with a world-leading time in the men’s 200m of 19.74.
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Chris Chavez and Matthew Luke Meyer reunite to recap all of the biggest storylines and news in the sport.
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Jason and Kevin discuss Lopez Lomong and Paul Chelimo’s back-and-forth on Instagram, Athletics Kenya changing schedules at the last minute, highlights from the Pan Am Games and athlete protests. Show...
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