No Human is Limited: Breaking your limits: 1

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The Daily Mile, which was founded by former Scottish headteacher Elaine Wyllie in 2012, has also become a runaway success thanks to support from INEOS. His incredible cardiovascular fitness actually has its origins in farming. As well as running to and from school, the teenage Kipchoge used to earn money by transporting milk on a bike. He would ride a 40km round trip from his family home to a nearby town - collecting and then selling milk from farmers. You need to love what you do to do it well. If you do not love your career, you will not be able to achieve the same amount of success as someone who enjoys their work.

The official marathon world record-holder, and since then the first man ever to run the distance under two hours, has a CV that includes a complete set of Olympic medals: from Athens 2004 (5,000m bronze), Beijing 2008 (5,000m silver) and Rio 2016 (marathon gold). He has won 11 of his 12 marathons since he switched to the road in 2013. If you do not love what you are doing, you better leave it. What you do for a living is a choice,” says the reigning Berlin marathon world record holder.Chris Froome, four times Tour de France winner: “I don’t like to think in terms of limits…I believe that limits shouldn’t be set in sport as I believe this would change the mentality for a lot of sportsmen, a lot of coaches and certainly the way that people perceive sport” Eliud is the greatest-ever marathon runner and the only athlete in the world who has any chance of beating the two-hour time,” said Jim. “We are going to give him all our support and hopefully witness sporting history.” Swiss Julien Wanders, who trains in Kenya with Kipchoge, explained what the captains’ responsibility was: INEOS is now supporting Britain’s bid to win sailing’s most coveted trophy for the first time in its 168-year history. Eluid has got the great part to play,” said INEOS Chairman Jim Ratcliffe. “We can just facilitate it. But however good we are at getting the details right, it’s still a super-human feat.”

Eliud Kipchoge, World and Olympic marathon holder: “Any human being can go beyond their limits. No human being should be limited in their thoughts, in what he or she should be doing. Self-belief is crucial” I have had the opportunity to witness the warmth and hospitality of India when I won the Airtel Delhi Half Marathon in 2016. India is very close to my heart and it is disheartening to see howthe Covid-19 pandemic has disrupted so many lives.It feels like a low-budget hostel. But as Geoffrey Kamworor, the half-marathon world record-holder who lives and trains alongside Kipchoge, explains, its minimalism is its allure. It is in that Brazilian Olympics that the world first saw his agemate seize the gold medal at the Men's Marathon. In the UK, gas networks are connected to more than 20 million homes, providing gas for heating and cooking. It had never happened before and it has not happened again. Remember that he bagged the gold medal in Tokyo earlier this week in 2 hours and 8 minutes. His INEOS record, though unofficial, remains intact. And on the ground, INEOS is obsessive about zero pellet loss, at its own plants and through its hauliers and customers, as part of its commitment to Operation Cleansweep, the plastic industry’s global initiative to handle plastic pellets with care so that they don’t ultimately end up in the sea.