It is a marathon runner in England, but the bronze of the world conquered for Uruguay in Tokyo reflects its achievement and outline its next steps.
Julia Perinny Bronze medal at the Women’s Marathon was probably the result of everyone’s unexpected result in the world’s world championship. He was born in Mexico, which grew up in England, located in America and Uruguay, he was also one of the most interesting stories.
“My phone blown up after the race. Even the President of Uruguay arrived at me. Is crazy. ” He says the reaction of the race, which he saw his watch 2:27:23, to become a medalist of the South American Nation’s World Championship.
The only two runners to beat him were 2021 for the Olympic champion, a world-renowned Tigist ASSEFA, the world’s recorder at the Ethiopian ASSEFA. Participating in Tokyo, Perinna was also in the world in the world.
I meet a few days after his race at the 26-year-old Tokyo Hotel. He said goodbye to his coach, Jack Pollerek, as he left for Arizona’s flag bearer Diltaf before making our attention to our interview. In Japan, he experienced almost all his feelings, from exhaustion until he was exhausted, but were tears.
“Almost, medal ceremony,” he said, “But I think I just felt a lot of shock and just so tired.”
Perinrein’s journey from teenagers to world championships
He was born in Leon, Mexico in 1999. His parents, Gabriel and Grabbela are from Uruguay, nor did any former sports talent, but he moved two years old, because his father went to the University of Cambridge as the head of the chair.
At the same time, his mother is a professor of statistics, a specialist in aging and weakness research, even though Julia showed more talents in athletics than academics. “I have done a level of Mathematics, plus history and politics, but it’s about it when it comes to math.” He says:
As a child he made a lot of swimming but only at the regional level. “My weapon does their job, and they were all over the place.” He says: “When I keep it wrong, my punishment was not going to swim practice.”
He also played hockey and netball, the latter as a goalkeeper or purposeful protection because of his height. “Even when I was little, I was quite tall,” he said.
He did not start running seriously until he was 16 years old. In Cambridge and Coleridge AC, Cambridge and Coleridge AC coach Mark Villy was. And he inspired work ethic. He also encouraged them to specialize, as he was too early to ride swimming and to break different sports.
“It didn’t feel that swimming really faded,” he recalls. “After a while, it just almost felt meaningless.”
In 2015, he completed the 106th place in his first championships at the “England” crossroads. “I was so proud that I was just qualified. It felt a big deal. “
Next year, he improved in Nottingham, and at that time in Norwich, 2017 in 2017. At the same time, in a mini-London marathon, he completed his winner, three seconds in the 17-year-old women’s race. On the same day, they compete in about 15 age groups, by the way, the young, justified Hodkinson ran slowly for a few minutes.
English Schools Victories 3000 m is followed by 2017 and 2018. “It’s like the first big thing you win, and at that time she felt a world championship.
“It was really a cool moment and an attempt, and that moment had taken many times in the United States and wounded, or when I was running.
Patinnan visited Learning Penn in the state before moving to Arkansas University. During this period, he competed for Britain, however, in Sweden, at the European Europe European European Championship, completing the sixth in 10,000 m. So why did he start presenting Uruguay?
“I think that time passed, I left in England more,” he explains that it is more felt for Uruguay.
“When I had the opportunity to run in Uruguay, I realized that I wanted to be an example for young children of Uruguay. The United Kingdom still had a lot of differences.
“I knew that it means a lot to my family if I could do it. And I just knew that when I was in a career if I ran for Uruguay.
Paternain still holds in touch with British runners like Jodie Judd, Ellie Baker and Maisie Grice, and from time to time stems to Flagstaff, where it is based.
After moving to the United States for a while, his performances have not improved. He describes them as a “mess”, and he has taken a break from structural courses to “find out life”. After visiting the flaggler friend, he found himself with the heights and trails of the area and contacted James McCirse’s training camp with coach poles.
“When I was in the states and wounded and really had no good time, I really think my parents probably preferred that if they saw that it wasn’t very happy.
“I have never felt any pressure from them.
As soon as the flag arrived, it became more and more clear that the father had talent to drive longer distances.
“I think everyone who ever runs with me trains me or surrounded me,” he said. “But it was just a problem.
In the Micro Marathon of the Mkkir Micro Marathon, he ran to the Uruguayan record, 2:27:09, which was simply enough to Tokyo through world-ranking athletics.
In Japan, on the eve of his race and Uruguay’s nine strong team, he discovered that his race was very long and did not actually fit. Improvisations, he took the team’s man smaller than the athlete.
As the marathon of the World Cup occurred, despite heat and humidity, Peringin was able to leave more stable people before half-moving the field, but not so much in what position he was.
“I counted the number of people I was coming out, but at the same time I lost counting and tired, and my brain was all over it,” he said. “I was just trying to run. So when I entered the stadium, I was just confused. I was too vertically to be challenged. “
When Patinna finally passed the line and realized that he had already finished the third, he would hardly believe it. In Men, he says:
His race sounds like a chaotic, but his native is a fascinating mixture, and he is perhaps more serious and analytical than it appears. “I tell a lot that my personality does not make sense.” He says:
“In terms of everything else, my coach and myself were really well prepared. We really prepared for the last 5 km, knowing that it will continue so.
But he adds.
That’s the fact that my coaches are really involved in me, that something will often be wrong. “
So what is for Paternain now? Undoubtedly, he will have demand from large city marathons and shoe brands, although he is currently sponsored by Saucony.
First of all, he must have a two-week break and remove the painful prospect of three wisdom teeth. When he runs, he wants to bring his half marathon from 70:16 to the future marathons.
“The London Marathon is one that I definitely want to do,” he said, “because I was thinking about the mini marathon, and I think I’m making many friends.”
I hope the center’s finish line can be easier this time.
