We are talking about British international who makes good progress but not going to go ahead
A few months after the whirlpool, Charlie’s anterior takes time to reflect. “I don’t want to say that it’s come for a long time, but I feel that I have a little more validation my position,” he said.
Catching his latest progress, but he is aware of the work that still needs to be done, a 26-year-old child is philosophical about his current position.
10 km in Valencia in January, he ran to 27:42 and passed under the British record of Mo Farah, according to which Rory Leonard sets the national sign of 27.38.
Although he is in the second largest list of 10 km of Britain, he still saw that he graduated in Valencia in Valencia and was second to Andreas Almgren, Sweden.
“It’s a strange thinking. “When you think you have woken up by Mo Farah, but you’re far away, I mean 30 or 40 seconds in today’s age.
“So I think you have to be careful that you compare you with retired athletes because you don’t compete against ghosts.
Willer also competed to a larger international jacket for the UK in the last month at the European Championships in Leven, Belgium. With a narrow and disguise course, he finished 21, 28. At 40.
For the first three kilometers of the race, he was a part of the lead, next to the final winner, next to Yann Schrub, but the field went down to half a way. It was an invaluable experience.
“I hope this will be the first of many phenomena for Great Britain,” adds the wheel. “Let’s be realistic, although this was one of the easier GB teams that would have been in recent years, so it seemed like a standing point.
“I think I still have a little breasts syndrome. I find it weird when people tell me: “You’re really a good runner.”
Wheeler, although it is possible to discount the opportunity, it believes that the 2025 world championship is not a realistic goal, both the next targets and the European Championship.
Despite its last progress than 10 km, its preferred distance is still 5,000 m, for which the last February 13. 20.17 is from Boston.
“If my summer passed perfect, I think I could approach the World Standard (13: 01.00),” says the wheel. “I have made a lot of progress, before it.
“Last summer I was at the Olympics and spent a lot of time hanging with the athletes.
Wheeler’s Twin Brother George also competes at a high level, and the couple runs for Milton Keynes Distance Project. Although the couple is asking for advice from my coach Jim, they actually shape their own curriculum, and Wheeler thinks that it is currently the right approach.
“We are doing everything ourselves very much,” he explains. “It simply came to our notice then. We cannot rush these things, and I know where I want to be. “
