Whilst the ethics and ethos i agree with here, getting students below a certain age to run 26.2 is not a good idea and could cause long term injuries….what say you?
Yes, your life doesn't have to be based on chance; life can be a choice. It's how you shape your life that matters. As Oscar Wilde would put it, "To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that is all."
Everyone has it in them to run a marathon. If you can run a 5K you can run a 10K and if you can run a 10K you can run a half and if you can run a half you can run a full.
Я рыдаю! Мужик реальность для меня открыл заново! Увидел себя в режиме многозадачности и без конкретно определённого будущего! и Я так не хочу! Очень интересует, есть ли в Казахстане клубы по подготовке к Марафону. Подскажите, если кто знает?
How much education could anybody remember, definitely evolution had not designed our brains to store r process 2 decades of education. Moreover over dosage of education had turning students as idiots, lazy, unhealthy, and the list is endless. Moreover the world's greatest personalities r under educated or were not so bright students. For example Bill gates, Viveakaanandha, Steve jobs, Srinivasa Raamanujan, Warren Buffett, Einstein and the list is endless. But changing the world is not an easy job.
I think this may only work for those who can't run a mile. There are a ton of people out there who can run marathons in their sleep back to back days. You want to learn patience and grit? Try a 100 mile ultramarathon.
As much as I love running (I do), I wouldn't recommend anyone "to set scary goals" week after week… that's a recipe for disaster – shin splints, stress fractures, etc… Same thing with going from "out of shape" to "complete a marathon in 26 weeks"… Take it easy. Enjoy your training sessions. Plan resting weeks with half the distance to ensure your body adapts and builds strength up. There is no rush! The marathon will be equally satisfying to complete if you training safely for 40 weeks instead of 26.
As an Accounting student and cross country runner, I can appreciate this talk and his clear passion for the subject. Thank you!
Whilst the ethics and ethos i agree with here, getting students below a certain age to run 26.2 is not a good idea and could cause long term injuries….what say you?
Is he farting in between 🤡 just kidding, good talk
Sir my confusion is that
Education is right or business is right what to do
Thanks dude!
Yes, your life doesn't have to be based on chance; life can be a choice. It's how you shape your life that matters. As Oscar Wilde would put it, "To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that is all."
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Everyone has it in them to run a marathon. If you can run a 5K you can run a 10K and if you can run a 10K you can run a half and if you can run a half you can run a full.
Awesome
Amazing Amazing my professor
I have done an Ironman, but I still find it hard to apply the discipline of training for that to my career and business in general.
run a marathon? I cry >.<
Я рыдаю! Мужик реальность для меня открыл заново! Увидел себя в режиме многозадачности и без конкретно определённого будущего! и Я так не хочу!
Очень интересует, есть ли в Казахстане клубы по подготовке к Марафону.
Подскажите, если кто знает?
Great talk! I can feel his passion and enthusiasm!
love it fully, Putting up on my blog
How much education could anybody remember, definitely evolution had not designed our brains to store r process 2 decades of education. Moreover over dosage of education had turning students as idiots, lazy, unhealthy, and the list is endless. Moreover the world's greatest personalities r under educated or were not so bright students. For example Bill gates, Viveakaanandha, Steve jobs, Srinivasa Raamanujan, Warren Buffett, Einstein and the list is endless.
But changing the world is not an easy job.
"A 26.2 mile marathon." REDUNDANT!
A marathon IS 26.2 miles. If it's not 26.2 miles, it's not a marathon.
Love it!
only that Marathon is not good for your heart.
A physical discipline is important, especially if it is too some extent mindful.
Good message, obnoxious proselytising attack
Ringing the little bell on the handlebars? How lame! Get a Zounds Air Horn! (LOUD!)
i wish all colleges had this course. I like running so this would be perfect for me.
how to eat an elephant…one bite at a time That is my favorite. GREAT
I think this may only work for those who can't run a mile. There are a ton of people out there who can run marathons in their sleep back to back days. You want to learn patience and grit? Try a 100 mile ultramarathon.
totally agree!!! thanks!
thank you
Just like A great Leader..he didn't talk a word about himself..credited everything to his students..hats off to this teacher..
Very powerful content. But ending didn't click. Don't mind pls.
his voice tone drives me nuts. i had to adjust the volume every f* minute -..-
great message but this guys style is a bit much
I don't like to run so rip me
As much as I love running (I do), I wouldn't recommend anyone "to set scary goals" week after week… that's a recipe for disaster – shin splints, stress fractures, etc… Same thing with going from "out of shape" to "complete a marathon in 26 weeks"… Take it easy. Enjoy your training sessions. Plan resting weeks with half the distance to ensure your body adapts and builds strength up. There is no rush! The marathon will be equally satisfying to complete if you training safely for 40 weeks instead of 26.
Grit and Tenacity – The two things that will determine your success as a young entrepreneur.
This was a great talk!
Powerful talk. This confirms I am on the right track as I have held this exact mindset.
goofy…………and OVER-REACTING….. obviously his parents were maladjusted engineers lol
This is fantastic, thanks TED!
So true. So, so true.
Great TED
he acts like running is total torture…but what if somebody actually enjoys running?
i was thinking.. any second now, he is going to finally do a full ass to grass squat..
thank you very intéressent