Analysis of the Kenyan Distance Running Phenomenon

Posted on January 17, 2015 by admin

Analysis of the Kenyan Distance Running Phenomenon Ross Tucker, Vincent O. Onywera, and Jordan Santos-Concejero IJSPP In Press Quote: Purpose: This study aimed to investigate the ethnicity of Kenya’s most successful international runners, tracking their evolution over the period of their international emergence and current dominance. Methods: We analysed male track distance events from 800m upwards from all the major global athletics championships from 1964 to 2013, and the annual Top-25 world marathon performances since 1990.

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Analysis of the Kenyan Distance Running Phenomenon

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