Eliud Kipchoge Returns to Training After Disappointing Performance in Paris: 'I'm Not Done Yet'

Following his unexpected letdown at the 2024 Paris Olympics, where he faced his most challenging marathon, Eliud Kipchoge recommences his training with a renewed sense of purpose. The renowned marathoner, who had set his sights on claiming a third consecutive Olympic gold, has gracefully accepted the outcome and is now focusing on the future. Despite being close to his 40th birthday, Kipchoge is far from finished. He intends to keep competing in marathons, although he has officially retired from the Olympics.

During an exclusive interview, Kipchoge stressed that he is in no hurry to reach his peak and is gradually working on regaining his fitness following a six-week break after the Paris event. His primary goal is to grow, inspire, and make contributions to the sport in ways that go beyond coaching. Even though he does not envision himself becoming a coach after retiring, he is committed to staying engaged in the running world and continuing to motivate athletes worldwide.

Kipchoge's resilience and pursuit of new challenges showcase his unwavering love for the sport, reaffirming why he is still considered one of the greatest marathoners ever. Fans can anticipate seeing him back on the racecourse in 2025.