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Uploaded by Mark From Flotrack | January 30, 2009

Bernard Lagat after his 2009 Wanamaker Mile victory at the Millrose games.

Speakers: Bernard Lagat
Categories: Interview, Athlete, Post Race
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 C D 3 years ago

he seems really nice. very nice interview.

Peter Miller 3 years ago

I run for WSU. In my mind Lagat can do anything.

Ok? 3 years ago

Peter Miller,

You honestly think Lagat at the age of 38 can compete with the legs of Rashid Ramzi (08 Gold Medalist 1500m), possibly Webb, possibly Fernandez, Ulrey, and even Manzano? These guys in four years will be sickkkk!!!!! These are just the guys he has to beat in order to just qualify for London. Then you got the Kenyans, some Europeans and of course Ramzi. I don't know man, at the age of 38, thats a stretch for me. But I love kip and I hope you're right, I just don't see it..

Peter Miller 3 years ago

You kiddin "ok?" Lagat is gonna tear it up in 2012! He is still healthy and very dominant. He has a lot of getting worse to do before the "young legs" can even catch up to him!

cheesebagel 3 years ago

I hope Lagat is as smart at training as Carlos Lopes of Portugal was. Lopes won the 1984 Olympic Marathon in Los Angeles at age 37 and also set a world's 10K record as about the same age.

micah simoneaux 3 years ago

a class act 100%.

ok? 3 years ago

if hes 34 right now, and he's setting his eyes on 2012, for gold, he MUST be dreaming. 38 year olds cannot compete with the young legs, plain and simple. i love this guy but come on, lets be realistic. i would be surprised if he qualifies FOR the olympics again.

Adam Nacario 3 years ago

Bernard Lagat is Boss.

Gary Myers 3 years ago

Lagat is amazing, waching him race almost brings tears to my eyes, it is pure beauty. He by far the best Americian middle distance runner today, mabey ever. If he had been healthy he would have dominated in Beijing. You rock, Kip, go kick some ass

Harry X 3 years ago

every time he watches the '04 olympic 1500m final, he thinks he's going to win with 150 to go. i read that somewhere.

Ron 3 years ago

Great interview. Very interesting to hear about how he handled injury.

3 years ago

Bernie Kips--You are the greatest. CONGRATULATIONS!! I wanted to see your kids. Next time, show them on camera, please!

Floyd Mayne 3 years ago

Lagat You the big man. You have alot more to go. Best of luck. I would love to run in a race with you one day.

3 years ago

anybody seen him with hair...i could see him with like an 80's flat top haha

Kevin Fitzgerald 3 years ago

he's the man

Mike 3 years ago

I love Lagat, my favorite runner by far.

3 years ago

i love him he's such a great guy

Steve B 3 years ago

So humbling. Fantastic interview Mark.

Luke 3 years ago

what a great guy and an awesome dad... did you see his face when he thought his son was in trouble (1:39). pure awesome

WAXC 3 years ago

great individual!

a 3 years ago

he is a champ!

Ken Akiha 3 years ago

class class class....kip is the greatest....good interview mark!

Javier Rios 3 years ago

Thank You Bernard for explaining and being open and sharing your experience. You are a hard and great runner. You are also very nice and carrying to the people in and around this sport. You were awesome to meet at the Olympic trials.