No human is limited:

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No human is limited.

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Truer words couldn’t have been said.

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Eliud Kipchoge showed the world what was possible.

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A sub 2 hour marathon.

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Insane.

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Absolutely insane.

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Just finished the documentary ‘Kipchoge: The Last Milestone.’

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Epic.

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Incredible.

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Inspiring.

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Loss for words.

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The first man ever in human history to run a sub 2 hour marathon.

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Pushing the boundary of what was possible.

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Like Roger Bannister running the mile in under 4 minutes.

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Like humans reaching the moon in 1969.

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Like Usain Bolt running a sub 9.6 100m.

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These people have accomplished something that has never been done in human history.

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Kipchoge’s accomplishment beats all of that.

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If you’ve ever ran, you understand how insane what he did was.

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If not, go find a treadmill.

See if it’s in mph or kph.

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If it’s in mph, put it at 13.

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If it’s in kph, put it at 21.

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See how long you last.

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My bet is barely 10 seconds.

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He held that pace for 2 hours straight.

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Absolutely insane.

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The greatest athletic achievement a human has ever achieved.

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The best part of the documentary was how much of a team effort it was.

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How it was not just about Kipchoge, but all the people around him.

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All the people who made this achievement possible.

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The pacers.

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The organizers.

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His training partners.

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Everyone.

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It’s amazing what the world can accomplish when humanity comes together.

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This was just another example.

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Eliud is a hero.

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He’s an inspiration.

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He’s achieved something no one ever thought was possible.

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Yet he showed.

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No human is limited.

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