Not as long as she would have liked. 2008 has been a tough year for her. She withdrew from the London Marathondue to a foot injury and then suffered from a stress fracture to her leg which kept her from doing any running. Once her injuries healed she went on an accelerated training program to be ready for the Olympics. Her 23rd place finish in the marathon at the 2008 Games can be directly attributed to the fact that her training was interrupted due to her injuries. She was quoted after the marathon as saying: I knew I was pushing it coming in with three-and-a-half weeks of running. You can't take shortcuts in the marathon and I guess I learned that today. She ran a gallant race but, in reality, had no chance of winning.
Paula Radcliffe is a long-distance runner and a marathon world record holder.
They have to train 3 years because the Olympics are every 4 years.
You can be any age you want as long as you train HARD.
Paula Radcliffe, the British long-distance runner, won a total of three medals at major championships during her career. She secured a gold medal in the marathon at the 2002 European Championships, and two bronze medals in the 10,000 meters at the 1999 World Championships and the 2000 Sydney Olympics. Additionally, she is well-known for her world records in the marathon, which further highlights her exceptional talent in the sport.
at least 16 hours
it was his dad
Alison Uttley was an English writer known for her children's books, while Paula Radcliffe is a British long-distance runner. Emily Bronte was an English novelist and poet known for writing "Wuthering Heights." The connection between them is that they are all notable British women who have made an impact in their respective fields.
Before the go to the olyimpics the mostly train for a decade but when the get to London it's a day becous today the started to do the meets
pro like Olympics is about starting at 4 and making it at 16 and thaats for females and we train about 3 hours a day 7 days a week year round its tough
He's been swimming since he was three but he has been non stop training for the Olympics since 2000. That was four years before the Olympics in Athens. So technically Michael Phelps has been training eight straight years for the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
Tom pretty much trained every day, twice a day when he wasn't competing in other events.
it depends on where u live