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E46: Nunca he pensado en ganar - Nico Chávez · Running Desde Cero

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Nice from scratch an amateur podcast where we' ll all learn together about running.
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Let' s run to hi Roners. Welcome to chapter number forty-
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six of zero, Good Ronners, another chapter to meet. Here' s
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to talk about what we like the most, whether it' s running.
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And today we have them as always an information strip that we' re implementing
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about three or four chapters ago, and that' s because, as you
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see here, we have the t- shirt of be challenge, and that
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' s because today we were invited to launch the calendar that they have Energofitness.
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If they own or own or manage about five or six races, and
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today was the launch of the calendar, then we' re going to tell
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them more or less how the matter is going. We have a yoga career
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that I had no idea existed. They won' t do it until now.
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Yeah, yeah, it' s new. It is a yoga career
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that includes the largest yoga class in Colombia and also has the five and ten
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- cas modality and will be held on the 26th of May. It'
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s the first edition. A lot of assistance is expected and, in fact,
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I think many have already registered. We have the Bogotá Trail Urban Race
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that they already did last year in the first edition. This is the second
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edition. It is a race that is made near the National Park and also
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touched a piece of the moor here in Bogotá. Not that race is 23
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June. The career of women, that the career of women is the largest
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female career in Latin America. It gathers a lot of people and well,
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here, Bogotá already has a lot of history that race. You guys already
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know her. Also comes Duathlon de be challenge, who also did it for
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the first time last year, This year, the year as well last year,
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as for the same exact date, will also have the distance of sprint
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and the other distance, which is stand, that there will be couples,
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that is, they will be read. And for the first time they announced
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the Bogota Marathon, which will be the first of December. The route is
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not yet set, but there is an already attempted route that we will leave
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here in an image. If we would like you to comment on how about
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a cheap Acá in Bogotá. We saw the truth very organized and how it
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was presented to us. Let' s see what happens. If clear marathons
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there in Arequipa, in peace, in faith that is about the same height,
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then they will have five zero in five thousand registered to handle it in
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the right way. And the news we found out about there is that they
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' re touching the accounts to the already so they can have the certificate.
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And so I can, let' s say that classifying the different media is
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difficult in Bogotá, but, because it becomes more attractive as well. On
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the other hand, we have here, because a discount in birth a ronner
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of thirty and twenty percent on marks like nylons, super or exis and mouth.
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So that you go to the birth page, you net the point and
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do your Ronners shopping. Well, three minutes passed, no more. It
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was made quick. It was made on him fast, well three minutes to
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introduce you today' s guest, who is very special. We' ve
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really shared with him almost a year ago, almost a year we' ve
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known him. Welcome, Nicolas Cha Es. Thank you, thank you,
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happy to be here. I was really surprised by the invitation. He doesn
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' t expect you why. Because I feel like they have very special guests.
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I' m sorry it' s my chavere story, but I don
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' t know if it' s as cool as anyone else' s.
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It does happen that we had a great story in front of our noses always
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and until what. Last weekend we sat down a little while after a Holari
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fund and we said we want you to listen. This is where they take
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a bakery to talk and that keeps an incredible story, that we already knew
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that in sound four and in the club there are incredible stories. In fact,
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a runner who gets up every day at six in the morning has an
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incredible story that he would tell and that motivated people. So welcome one-
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on- one. Thank you, thank you Dani, thank you Cami.
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Well, I don' t know what they want to know and he tells
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them from the beginning and we start well, we said the podcast more or
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less in two parts. One is what Nicolás Chavez was before he got to
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know the running, what he was doing, where he studied, where he
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grew up, if they were playing a sport at school, at school,
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in the neighborhood, and, well, that' s where we' re
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playing all the rest. The clearing. Well, good for those who don
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' t know me. My name is Nicolás Chávez. I' m 30
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years old. A little while ago I fulfilled them, but I, in
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the world of running, like four long years, maybe I always had like
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a childhood where I was moving and I was and that was kind of funny.
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Fa now sees it from a retrospective, because in school I won like
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in physical education, when I was like in elementary school, like that of
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resistance that put him to run one, they were eliminating the last one and
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I was at first. I' m the physical education teacher. He told
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me how come you' re, like, well, there' s going
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to be a dunal race and I told my dad like dad, because there
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' s a tenal race I was super shy, I was super short.
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There, such a tale, was a growth hormone to me when I was
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ninth, because I was very short and my dad said how good we go.
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It turns out that I, as I was so small on the way
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out, fell down, fell over a thousand people from above me I was
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very shy, I mean, I started to cry about everything and it was
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a return to the tunnel. I arrived, because I think last, maybe
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and because I was very scared and when I came to my mom crying all
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because the baby was all destroyed and there is no scraping anymore. And that
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' s where it turned out to be. I never touched on the runin
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again. I remained the subject of school and I dedicated myself. He went
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to other things like football, which I liked going to the stadium. And
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to that I' m a finance professional, I studied finance because I didn
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' t really know how to study. My dad wanted me to be a
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mechanical engineer, but I didn' t want to be a mechanical engineer.
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My brother is a mechanical engineer. My cousins are mechanical wits. My dad
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is piri. I didn' t want to. I said no, but
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it was about ten days before I closed all college registrations, and my brother
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was the one who told me. There I studied finance and I said good.
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It' s because I didn' t know. I was like so
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collapsed I said good. And I went into college and there it kind of
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changed a lot of fear, because I didn' t get out that much
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before and I started dating and I kind of had college partying and studying and
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I didn' t do it anymore. They really didn' t do anything
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at all. More football, yes, yes, but once in a while,
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when there was time, because the rest of me had it, it
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was other things, I didn' t do anything at all. But when
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I graduated, I started seeing money like I started working and started out as
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out of control, I started traveling to do things. But there was a
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point where already very, very, very serious the subject, I left for
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Russia of the World Cup. I went back, I went to see myself,
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to Argentina, I was this complete. I came back and it was
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my birthday. Here you bouquet a jat in Cartagena, that is, a
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crazy thing, and I arrived again and came a friend to Australia, because
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I was living for a while in Australia and we went to eighty- five
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and mescope in the lookout oy seriously. Yeah, and I said, like,
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those days were like a gynecian that happens, it' s time to
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get him down, and I started getting a little bit away from my whole
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world, I mean, he played a bond. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
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real, real, I started to bring him down like but little by
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little, so because I was like that chevere friend who used to say like
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a good, unbelieving friend that you spent no, no, no, the
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one that was always available. So also good, well, then I thought
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I' d walk away and I just started dating a person, with a
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girl who got on very badly with my friends. So, like, it
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went away like the breaking point to get away from so much party, so
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much gives. It came in like two thousand nineteen and I ended that relationship,
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but I didn' t want to go back to the same thing and
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one day for things of life, I met a group of people at the
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stadium who told me they were going to train, to a training group and
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I said on a Thursday night, I trained, they saw how they won
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' t run and I you run. They owed us people who ran.
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Rolling is a sport. Yeah, yeah, what' s that. I
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' m home. They told me, he arrives at the NIKE of eighty
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- seven at night. Well, when I see a lot of people,
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all pretty with tennis, I came in with football pants, except cros on
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my knees, if those of lis migros dise and I felt a little bad
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because, because everyone was like dice to run and that was like my first
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approach. But that day we had four kilometers of training, I stopped about
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eight times with a bad glass, we left the eighty- two and ended
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up at the hero monument and I stopped many times. And that thing has
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traffic lights and it' s all not bad. So I mean, the
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first time was in an entremento of Nike and already, but at that moment
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I was weighing sixty- six kilos. Right now I weigh fifty- four
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and I felt pretty heavy. Gordo, yes, and I felt very bad
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at the time, because but with myself, because I was always competitive in
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the middle of all the little things I did. But I was competitive and
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I said like so I can' t run four kilometers and more you know
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what happens to me that a lot of people happen to me that I say,
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but this bad thing like it' s going to happen to me.
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But one day I' m really fat, yes, yes, yes,
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Fatty, gentlemen, I' m old now, ladies, I' m
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old too and I can' t believe it. Don' t be so
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outrageous to me and I said it can' t be. They told me
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how there training on Tuesday, you want to come back, because like the
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group I said as if it is free, super well an incredible atmosphere.
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Then I said like good, and that' s where I got in a
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little bit, but very little bit by bit. It left like Tuesday,
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as after I went back here or the fifteen days, because here, at
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that time, if you saw Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday mechanic, but after
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the first run that much Friday no Mames, it hurt me of h In
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fact, I told my brother how I don' t know how they do,
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because it hurts me all. I didn' t know anything about tennis
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or anything. I smelled a lot of what happened to you. It didn
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' t happen there but they said running, but they had nothing. Those
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are soon, no, no, no, if it was time for the
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chiquitic cedar. I didn' t even know what those tennis were for.
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I came back, but then I already wanted to go on. So,
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like, there I started to get to know a little bit more of how
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the runner community, and I started to see those peacemakers that I started putting
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them like wow on an altar that is going to wait, for example,
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always since I started I admired it very much. I used to say how
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waw someday I want to be like him. A jesir. I also used
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to say crack because just when I arrived, I was recovering from your surgery,
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because he had classified the Olympics upstairs and he did surgery and couldn'
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t go. I didn' t know I bought a marathon classimic. So,
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yeah, yeah, but then he infected a tooth and it went to
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his lungs and he told that story in Knike and it was like a life
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story and I seem amazing that is wow and I had them already super like
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a pest and I started like that you know and I made a small group.
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There friends and they said they were going to write the aviang race It
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was the first of March of the two thousand nineteen and I ran him in
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fifty- eight minutes. I think I stopped, like, six times in
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a bad glass, but how long he spent training, like, two months,
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two months. Well, yes, because I had to run. I
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was in the story. I have to but I didn' t know at
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the time whether that was good or bad. Yeah, I got that faith
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pen and I which is that you go down, yeah and I didn'
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t have a watch. I ran with my own tennis. I didn'
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t have any pants, you' re welcome. It was even very funny
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when they saw Abianja' s kit, I saw behind the number of the
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dorsal is the chips. I said this because it' s stuck there I
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' m trying to pull that off. The night before this I didn'
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t, I didn' t know anything, and I who is so weird.
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So, like, there I started falling in love with the story,
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already following in Nike, because I was really into Nike, a friend I
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was there with, because I did it there and I wanted to get into
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a group of runners and club, and yes, a club, but I
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didn' t understand what that was. I thought it was like the same
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thing in Ike, but since smaller than that, then he said yes to
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me. But let' s go and talk to us with peralta and then,
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at the end of the day, we couldn' t figure it out
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with you because until now I was starting as your team. But then he
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told me there' s a person who also enters here on a team called
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Camilo Lancheros and I turn to see him and I don' t mean,
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he' s very brave this was passer- by at the time. That
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' s how it was plagued at the time of Nike and I remember that
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I asked him as a favor, like he helped me because those same tennis
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were causing me perioditis, but I didn' t know who' s called,
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but hetitis. I was telling her a pain. Here they are then.
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Yeah, yeah, I hurt like everything. Then he told me how
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he looked at me, just as those tennis should be, as I stretch
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out to do this, but very serious and I kind of told him when
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I just joined the team. Ah well, then my friend told me let
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' s go in and prepare a race that' s called o. But
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they told him I want to use some door. No, I told my
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friend to do it You tell me where, so what do I have to
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do? And now, but you did. He talked to camilo, but
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I wasn' t there. He just told me how that time came.
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If not, I was afraid. Right now, the listener is already behind.
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But then, at that moment my friend that if I was very involved
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in the story, he told me how there is a race that is fifteen
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kilometers alians I fifteen not. I don' t know if he can make
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fifteen or not, and besides that I' d had two months on it,
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I hadn' t been there anymore and then he said no. That
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' s why we' re getting into that team. That race. It
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' s like at the end of May we barely got to train. And
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I said good, but I' m going to pay for it until that
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race, because art is that it' s not enough for me, because
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to pay more, because no, let' s say that at that time
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I didn' t have such a job to be. So it was kind
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of good, okay. Make him the first day I walk and he says
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how this is Nicolas and so I am happy to look at his training plan
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as it is not that I told him and said ah well, let'
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s start when Sunday I already had plan to go out on Saturday to disturb
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him. But when since Sunday ten kilometers, I crashed, so I was
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going to pick up a Sunday ten that I what hours. I didn'
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t, please, if they had died, imagine and then I mean there
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something started to talk to me about country of rhythms. I still didn'
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t understand that well. I went here like why, because I wanted to,
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because I liked it like that, but I didn' t understand those
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things well. Even there I remember a lot and it was something very nice
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that that day I always wanted to run, but Niki had different days.
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I was starting a day of strength, one day and one day I was
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running and they arrived not today is kind of technique and Joon not that techniques,
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soccer peak, that all that also like gey by train and every day
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they want the posas such cos goes. Then he got up, i e,
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Esperalta and began to explain to them the bracing of how to step on,
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how to run on other grounds, why it hurts here and I said
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ush chévere because I never knew that and and never how I understood that that
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went beyond, I still don' t understand. I don' t keep
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running him and that' s where I started, I mean, I started
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with a camilo and I started running a little bit more engaged, although it
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' s always like my old lady caught up with me sometimes and it was
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kind of flashing if it was like flashing, but it was a few that
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I started running just like the month of starting with Camilo came out to me
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is that Ny' s career was revis a ok yes, I was going
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to prepare for someone aliens yes, so, inside of that came the cove.
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Then you either told me how to show you how we' re doing.
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Forty- seven minutes, hey don' t come down in ten minutes.
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I' m good. Then Camilo said ah well, and I beat
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Jonathan, that he was just the one I was with, and he always
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had a lot of advantages for me, always with the one we were going
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in with. So we started training together and we kind of started that way.
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But I enjoyed it. I mean, I was kind of running done
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myself because I didn' t understand. I was like we ran and when
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we entered the saltpetre track, when they renewed it, I was happy early
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in the morning, but I didn' t take care of the rhythms.
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Jonathan if he was very worried about that it was like everything, he doesn
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' t play and I followed the sane one because he was very serious and
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I, if we' re going to do it, but I enjoying the
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story, I didn' t do it anymore and already, I ran alians
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at that time when they don' t tell me for alias. That was
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from me I entered with Camilo, he as at the end of March and
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it encenales him in April, that is, in what in May, pardon
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April, two long months. So, between those two months, you'
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re black, too. Yeah, but anyway, Camilo of faith as good
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is already written, so let' s run it, but wait, let
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' s learn first run and I kind of, like, yeah, well,
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that' s it right there that look who made it in an hour
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seven. That was, like, four or thirty- five. I don
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' t remember. I think it was or was, but I swear to
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you, I still didn' t quite understand the air. I didn'
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t know if I was okay or I was. I was enjoying the patch
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because it was healthy. And even my parents up to that point said how
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you' re going out, how I' m going to run. Not
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that ah well, but they thought I was coming in like the park or
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something. They didn' t, like they didn' t get the idea
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then, like,' cause then, to see this tired little boy go
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to anger taking it and now that he gave it to them for running.
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Yeah, that' s for sure in hard pants. I knew that within
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the day or how long it will last. Let' s see, but
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that' s where I started, really that' s where I started,
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and let' s say when they were here I always saw them like wow,
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I wish, someday I could wish, but, well, right now,
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we' re all going to that. Okay, but it' s
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still so much. In the past there was alien machine and now next those
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buy well, yeah. I think that at that moment not to be training
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anything, to come as overweight, because I am small and that with Ayuis
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not because they did not give me the hormone growing to see that I was
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going to be super small. Say, but we can show your fattest picture.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, I got it, I didn' t
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get it. In fact, I have the photo, well, I have
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several fat photos and I have the photo with the Abianka medal. Oh,
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yeah, and there I look funny. I even ran with those big bike
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glasses. I didn' t know anything about that after aliasing that what happens,
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that follows after alien or crazy, camilo and change told Win for his
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talent. Yeah, well, I don' t walk. He was always
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very sincere about everything and well, I didn' t have very high expectations
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either, because, because that was a different world for me, that is,
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when we say I spoke to Jonathan, who was at that time as
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my closest friend. He was talking to me about BKL, the ki Show,
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the London Marathon and I was going to do it, but so it
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does exist, yes, I, wow, yes, yes, yes,
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I, uh, well, then they said I didn' t know it
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was a marathon I forty- two, which is so crazy that I with
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fifteen people dying then happened to him as he was very sincere and told me
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how we' re going to start a process, but I' m glad
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they' re here, because, because you see the improvement and the team
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on the way at that time was small. I don' t think it
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was more than six people, eight people. Maybe we were yes, Cami
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was starting with the subject so far and Cami was training very hard at that
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time for the eight- hundred nationals. So he, he trained a lot
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and so did I when I started training with him, I had it as
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if, yeah, wow, yeah, not incredible And I remember why I
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told him like you how much you have ten shirts, like thirty- four,
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something like thirty- four to fifty and I didn' t at what
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time. That' s true, all that and as he always spent it
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with Ivan Magi. I kind of saw them already like wow. Not sure,
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then, or that I am, but if I already knew who were
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law that is already there I understood a little because they explained me. But,
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and I even at that time what everyone thinks as brothers or cousins or
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something, and I was like cousins and I would have thought for a long
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time that they were cousins, and that came was my training and I thought
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they were cousins. Yeah, he was. Many of them did, yes,
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yes, they did, but always as if they were attracted by the
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distance, so to speak shorter, no, not ever. Yeah. Yeah,
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well, let' s just say that when I started as the process
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of one I said that no half Marathon of Bogotá and I ran it in
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the two thousand nineteen. Oh, yeah, yeah, that' s the
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same year. In the same year I was crazy. I wanted if that
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was what I wanted to say, I would be the winner, but then,
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after that half- week, I ran it in an hour thirty-
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five, as well as the same as alians as keeping the average, but
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twenty- one kilometers. So I kind of did, well if I did,
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but then, at that point, we already started to train more judicious,
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but I still enjoyed it. But then, like my goal at the
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time, like my whole focus was to get to forty minutes, that'
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s better said what I wanted to go further, there was nothing. I
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was blinded like that in a cabacho, but you know yes and I don
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' t. I didn' t think of more than anything else, but
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that, and we started training for it and I didn' t compete any
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more. He told me to dedicate ourselves to this. Do it. You
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can, you have capabilities. I don' t know what and I'
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m good, but I' m happy and it' s Nike and sometimes
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it' s party day. I don' t know what to. But
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if I was still as if I lived right away, that is, yes,
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yes, yes, of course, I am, I was like that,
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yes, güey and then look at me and in that same year,
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that is the Ace OK, that is already September, in September. But
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we missed the race they chose to train them two was Medellin. Yeah,
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because Melin children because it was said it was a fast ten car. I
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didn' t know. I didn' t even know I was racing.
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We know the only ones were Bogota. Ever since I did that, you
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know, you don' t get out It' s not a month and
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a lot of times, but it' s not going to run like that
25:08
if I see it And I was the one who knew we were all going
25:17
for me then, and we went there and I did thirty- eight fifty,
25:18
I believe in the same year. Yes, in thirty- eight fifty,
25:21
yes, I mean, it doesn' t happen to me or,
25:25
but it doesn' t happen bad anymore, yes and good and then it
25:30
was as I could, but there I had an existential crisis, because I
25:37
did propose it so much in my mind that I later said like and now
25:42
what, like what this is, I mean, you already saw that yes
25:47
as if top yes I kind of didn' t see it apart because I
25:49
never saw myself so far away. I mean, not there to see what
25:52
I mean, like I never thought I' d get to run like in
25:56
a district or with very fast people. But I didn' t see myself
26:04
running talent either. Then I said no, because getting there is very difficult.
26:07
I' ve already arrived here and I think I feel fulfilled or,
26:11
but I' ve reached thirty- thirty- eight and thirty- eight,
26:15
fifty- five, I don' t remember. I think it was twelve.
26:18
Yeah, if that race' s a good one,' cause they
26:22
pay well in megin, if it' s a simple one, but the
26:27
friend focused on the camel. That one went on. I' m all
26:30
over Melin. Yes, he runs forty- two for one too. Yeah,
26:33
yeah. They' re telling you otherwise, because we were very competitive
26:38
at the time. But there' s no line, because I didn'
26:45
t see it that way. I enjoyed it and it was more because it
26:47
was very judicious, but then I remember a lot. One day I didn
26:52
' t train on Sunday because I went to party there I rested, I
26:57
was eating in a Britanga square another day and the other like Tuesday as no
27:02
Marica, imagine I ate a burger. I feel bad, I don'
27:06
t know what yes and then I, by triumph, do look, but
27:12
then also, like Camilo made me like a wake up call when there started
27:15
to be things, as it comes, you want to improve yourself judicious,
27:22
no more things favor and judicious. If I' m not going to get
27:26
high and if he kicks me out enough yes, of course or not too
27:30
much and I don' t know. I don' t think so anymore.
27:33
But before when I feel that when we were little and when I started
27:37
to get better enough. He was very demanding with me. That was really
27:41
good because I was going astray to that day little ones come, but s
27:48
kept going to Nagy not so often anymore. I mean, Nike was everything
27:52
to me, I mean, yeah, I loved it was a patch and
27:56
no or bacchan, or everybody took me, even I was adidas like twice
28:02
a life Runners. Yeah, but I didn' t like it. No,
28:06
no, no, because he didn' t swear. I don'
28:08
t know I felt like more feeling in Nike. I don' t know
28:14
the structure was kind of similar, but I didn' t feel as much
28:19
as camaraderie as the patch. I don' t know. At the same
28:22
time I married the brand. Yeah, and that' s what happened.
28:25
But let' s just say that at that moment I always wanted to be
28:29
a part of them. But training didn' t leave me that much anymore
28:32
because I don' t know. Sundays were made eight kilometers, because they
28:33
are like an initiation, not almost always. It' s like for people
28:37
who are starting out. And Camilo was already putting on other workouts. Then
28:41
they kind of don' t match sometimes. So I kind of didn'
28:44
t go, but I don' t know, the Halloween event was already
28:48
disguised as time. I was already then like I never lost this north like
28:56
Nike, but I was still training. But just as much as I tell
29:00
you, I never thought I' d get any better. That' s
29:06
where I arrived at when the opportunity to start working with aBY is given.
29:12
I mean. That' s way ahead. Much later you all tell us
29:18
then what' s still going on there I go and you say the existential
29:26
crisis. Yeah, you know what it' s like and there' s
29:30
how you get up. That was a funny thing to do. It was
29:33
really like life. I guess, because I' d been away for a
29:38
long time, because I wasn' t going out with anyone, because I
29:41
was just doing it, because, because I feel like I' d been
29:47
destroyed a lot, I was alone and I was like rebuilding and a few,
29:52
because I liked that quite and fair. I started dating a little league
29:53
fight and started to understand how to sport beyond just enjoying it or going out
30:00
for a run. And already because Camilo told me 12 kilometers, I said
30:06
it' s a client already, because he did other things to me.
30:10
But I started to see how sports life goes beyond. Then she had her
30:15
nutritionist, her sports psychologist, her physical trainer, her double journey and her
30:22
journey. Whoever' s better, yeah, how about this? Then I
30:27
started getting a lot into the story and something very nice was that she believed
30:33
a lot in me like it' s not very good and I that I
30:37
' m not good me, so I said don' t look at Camilo,
30:41
look at this, look at bas Look at me I don' t
30:45
mean, I' m x So I said no, you can train.
30:47
Then I was beginning to demand a lot. So, I don' t
30:49
eat that junk as much as in the living room, how more festering as
30:53
it started to go a lot and I started, because I was dating her.
30:56
So, like my whole day- to- day thing started turning to
31:00
the run and I mean, like this is my life and that started to
31:07
come back to her because I was going out with her and all I was
31:10
talking about was those workouts but she was in the corridor of also den Durance
31:15
and ran to 1, 500 and without three thousand five thousand. Yeah,
31:19
yeah, yeah, and that' s where I started getting in the way.
31:25
But just, because I say it was for many people it was very
31:30
bad. It was very good for me that I came to the pandemic,
31:34
because I had been with her for about two months, two or three months.
31:37
Maybe and there came a pandemic and I was very lucky that I could
31:44
work from my house. But because it was little work, but I could
31:47
then go to eat, train, sleep and I was given the opportunity to
31:53
buy a trot. Now where the whole pandemic. It was eating well,
32:00
training and sleeping, eating well, training and sleeping as if, just like
32:05
that because I' ve worked a couple of hours and no more and because
32:08
let' s say it was a pandemic. And so, thank God,
32:10
because I could live with what I paid, with what I was earning at
32:14
that time and because I lived with my parents at that time. Then it
32:17
was super chore. So I didn' t even know, I mean,
32:23
that deal really couldn' t be proved in Nino no. And that I
32:27
have the normal garming is you do that and you tell him it goes to
32:31
three, but then it' s a lie when we get back from pandemic.
32:37
So we started out as training a month as a cover or almost all
32:42
that and we played a checkup and I, well and I got like my
32:47
little ones and I did thirty- seven also here in Bogotá and I ten
32:54
km around Simon, thirty- seven and I in eight then walked my faggot
32:59
hit super good, they were all fat, all out of shape and I
33:01
was fine. I said, well, yes, because I even got my
33:05
mark and yes from Bogotá, because before I was going to run there.
33:09
So that happened, that was two thousand twenty. No, yeah, that
33:15
' s kind of like we started training a little bit and camel told me
33:21
nico, let' s get into a district. You can, I don
33:22
' t imagine, because what I' m going to do outside already I
33:27
feel sorry for it, not for it, because to see they were the
33:30
track was a ten thousand and I said they' re going to take me
33:35
a lot of turns and tell me no, no, don' t make
33:38
me know them for America and I get to that track without knowing what that
33:43
was, or like a competition. Yeah, I went alone and I didn
33:50
' t know anything. Weyón and I did not know that it was up
33:52
to go to the Chamber called to her that you had to present your tennis
33:57
and take a photo, that played not many things that I nor when came
34:04
Camino, let him die. No, no, no, I was already
34:08
reading the United States, Hemia I got killed and I got there and there
34:17
' s Franklin, Tedges, Iván González, Mauricio González, Henry told Jess
34:24
and Dorbuelas it' s not all joan me all pretty. Yeah, yeah,
34:30
yeah, but it' s just a frame of my life. That
34:34
' s when I realized that I went to fight something, tell what happened,
34:38
because I came and they saw me so lost that they were going,
34:43
because they were going to distinguish me, but I have never talked to him,
34:46
just like Mauritius, that is, like, ah well, this is
34:47
a camel pupil. But up there and they gave me a llata alone and
34:51
they were going told me come hot with me and I' m really blessed
34:57
and I wow, good of a yes and then I started to warm up
35:02
with Camilo, with Mauricio and Ivan, and there Henry and I turned to
35:07
see Henry, and Henry greeted me that more and I looked like I admired
35:10
him very much because he won Nangi' s career in the two thousand nineteen
35:15
when I started running and I saw him pass as youff and I had him
35:20
in a pest. So yes, yes, Henry and then I, because
35:27
he started talking to me about giving me advice, he gave me a shot
35:29
of caffeine. I' ve never tasted that. I took this I God,
35:32
mine are this is legal and he told me and then I said good,
35:42
already God' s. I hope you don' t get me.
35:45
A lot of turns, hey, and I started and I came out all
35:51
noise thirty- four five. I think they say thirty- ten you Gota
35:55
that day Ivan spent me two months, no more, twice, no more.
36:00
And he made twenty- nine, fifty- fifty. I believe here
36:02
in Bogotá. The track was the first to drop the mark. From there
36:06
emphatic in Bogotá and Henry I how close to Jesse, close to Henry and
36:13
I ufsharse what happiness. I was very happy, but he wrote Camilo what
36:17
a faggot. The gelicites is what you see now, king well, how
36:23
you' re going to make that mark in fifteen days. There' s
36:27
a three- thousand- year- old boy. Not me, what'
36:29
s wrong with him. It' s not like he' s crazy.
36:30
Let' s make it unique, let' s make it three thousand and
36:37
I was as full of it? It was kind of full of encouragement because
36:40
it' s going to be over thirty- seven. About twenty days ago,
36:45
perhaps a month to thirty- four, for it is thirty- seven.
36:50
I think it' s three hundred forty, maybe thirty- four.
36:52
It' s three hundred and twenty- five. Crazy give him, not
36:55
three, but about thirty, but we find him. But there if you
37:04
used some, some kind of special delights, you had no at that time
37:07
if you could run with Prack, you didn' t need spikes, no,
37:12
no, you didn' t need this good I had bays for Fly.
37:15
At that time I always went and I mean very true to the brand.
37:21
No, he didn' t sponsor me. It wasn' t always
37:22
there. It was that I liked it a lot, even but to see
37:25
at one time the Elias the ultravos, I didn' t like it very
37:30
much and I tried the mark of my wallance, but I don' t
37:32
remember the reference well. I saw them and I liked them. I like
37:37
it because in the instep like that orma or chore, but it was spent
37:42
very fast. I mean, it was six hundred kilometers and it hurt all
37:45
over and I didn' t, I mean, I liked it, I
37:50
liked it, but they didn' t have durability then, but I didn
37:53
' t always try how little I had. I was buying Nike Ok tennis
37:57
Well, that' s where we follow the district chinese. Yeah, well,
38:00
I' m done here, but I' m done. I asked
38:01
Henry Yo ahori for a picture, who could take a picture with you competing
38:06
next to him. I look at him and he told me clearly, of
38:07
course he' s also a picture with a friend and I thank Ntes.
38:09
I had an anime already a little more, but it was, like,
38:15
well district and that happened to him nine thirty. So, I didn'
38:21
t win that far like nothing, but it was three days. Then I
38:27
made a nine thirty. And it was also good, because I never thought
38:30
running was so fast. I mean, I never imagined it. Güey,
38:37
I never imagined it then as three ten and you weya, so, not
38:42
Camilo too, brother, come see if you see, leave so much jewel
38:45
there that it is running or it is tobio. Yes, but already very,
38:50
very, very fajito And already, but so, yes, yes,
38:52
pandemic, you want to calm down, of course, of course, because
38:54
there was no more. But, anyway, after the pandemic, one was
38:59
advised. And then, like then, if that happened there and it was
39:08
like there, it was like the point where I believed the story where I
39:15
said I can train hard, I can run hard, I can, I
39:22
can, I can, because I can, and they were more aware of
39:29
everything and we said as good half marathon to see how I' m doing.
39:30
Maybe yes, I' m doing well, maybe not yes, let
39:34
' s see that year was a little difficult. He goes up low,
39:39
but he happens to be going to Chicago, to the half marathon in Chicago,
39:45
in the United States, and he was pretty curious because my parents have
39:50
never seen me run. They kept believing that I was going to the sea
39:52
up there. Never. Not ever, although they helped me with the jogging
39:55
machine and the subject and they saw me running there all the time. But
40:00
because they had never gone to a race and apart from me, it'
40:01
s not that I competed every time and well, and there came pandemic too,
40:08
because then my dad said come on, let' s go there.
40:10
My brother saw in America and then we met my brother. I am when
40:16
they half day or so, I took the starting line, we went out,
40:21
but they could only see me at the exit and on the way there
40:23
were about six hundred meters away. Maybe when they saw that I was tenth,
40:30
when they saw that I was coming from decius, they couldn' t
40:34
believe it. I mean, they thought I was gonna get it over there
40:36
Let' s go in there Yeah, second gene Just because there' s
40:45
a curvita, and I turn around like that when they see me being like
40:49
that. You went and I listened to my brother as well or I and
40:53
well, I was a cheer first time too. Yeah, of course not.
40:59
My dad' s proud. That day he posed with his medal.
41:02
So, yeah, I don' t, but it happens when the videos.
41:07
Yes, he was excited, of course, but I didn' t
41:09
think he was going to run so fast that day either. I mean,
41:12
I saw when I did that district like I said how I wanted to challenge
41:20
myself then in a half marathon. I feel like I can, but let
41:24
' s set a New York goal, because I didn' t want to
41:28
love you yet. But half a marathon in New York lets run with a
41:32
classification. Then he asked me at my age for an hour, nineteen,
41:37
fifty- nine. Oh, he doesn' t. The New York marathon
41:38
lets a half day run, too. But the half marathon for your half
41:44
marathon run, they ask you for a good half marathon, I mean,
41:49
they ask me for an hour, an hour nineteen asked me to run the
41:52
half marathon. So I said well, where I run an hour of that
41:57
I don' t know if I can. Then it was like Chicago.
42:00
Well, I tried harder, I was going in my mind that I was
42:05
going to run to three hundred and fifty to be able to classic. I
42:07
had to run to three hundred and forty- nine my marathon to run on
42:12
Girl ranks. Yeah, hours, no, no, no, no,
42:14
that' s not very much. And I ran an hour fourteen that went
42:19
to three twenty- nine. I think so, but I went out is
42:24
that three hundred thirty- three and I, my God, go very fast
42:30
and start running and run and run already like twelve. I kept on keeping
42:35
pace about three hundred and thirty, three hundred and twenty- nine, and
42:39
I said here, do so, and give him of God. If I
42:42
could, I felt very strong. I said if I can and when and
42:46
no one happened to me, I went alone. There' s a really
42:49
cool picture because I go all the way on that highway just because I didn
42:53
' t go far and the 11th didn' t look. Then it was
42:59
also a career with myself, because alone and when I arrived, because I
43:05
didn' t think it was either. I was going to run to three
43:07
hundred and fifty. I swear, I ended up running to three hundred and
43:10
twenty- nine. Not at zero here, not at sea level. I
43:15
think yes, I think yes and it was like the same weather here Bogotak
43:21
is where I, like what I trained then, like that day was very
43:24
nice, because my parents were very happy and I was very happy too and,
43:31
well, it was like the first day I was doing well to run.
43:36
It went super well with this when we talked and they told me how
43:38
not to ch because I thought I was going to get so far. I
43:42
don' t think I say yes and I' m always looking for a
43:46
better tavia. I always tell that that' s where my parents and my
43:51
two brothers became my official sponsors. After that, I remember they gave me
43:55
some tennis as a gift and I thanked myself. Chévere then kind of started
44:02
there as that way to train hard also because I passed the application to new
44:09
yor and I said ansi of one i e without draw or anything, otherwise
44:14
I entered then I already had the two thousand twenty- three. That was
44:16
last year I ran in New York, so I already had the registration.
44:22
Last year, New Jersey was told how smart of one you' re in
44:27
and I' m great dad we' re going to New Yor. The
44:30
other year they said as one said let' s go then. It'
44:35
s like that' s where my way of running started I' m called
44:39
a New York marathon. I ran Chicago in September and New Cry in March.
44:45
So, like everyone. The goal was to get there. But I
44:49
felt it and I kept sending the prs yes, I ran, yes,
44:52
yes, a run, but I went I got it at the same time.
44:57
I do, I sound in the achille tendon achilles. I was running
45:02
really well. It was my best time. I was Top Top Top Top
45:08
Top, because ah well, yeah, not that was after it, ah
45:14
no, then. It was the two thousand twenty- two pardons. It
45:16
was the two thousand twenty- two yes, because last year it was that
45:19
I was in something else, sorry yes, two thousand twenty- two aquiles
45:25
and I went to New York, that is, I had been feeling good
45:30
for about two weeks, a week that I felt good before the race.
45:32
I ran it the same for an hour fourteen long, but I felt it
45:38
could be an hour or eleven, an hour to ten, that is,
45:42
I felt that I could perfectly correct three thousand fives as they said, that
45:46
is, no, no, yes, no, I didn' t put
45:51
out a lot of money. I think so, no, no, no.
45:53
It wasn' t a crazy thing and it was also like a lot
45:58
of prize standing in Chicago was more quiet, but to the already it was
46:05
like it was so high that I left. It was getting cold and I
46:06
got super warm, but with a compression shirt that I loved and finally,
46:14
when they started running, they took things off. I feel like a lot
46:17
of things broke up and things started to go away and that' s donated
46:22
to me. I didn' t know and I said he' s not
46:24
here. I love it. I got a lot of silver and I was
46:29
wearing sleeves, gloves, hats and all that just the starting line. They
46:34
took off in a skeleton and I, of course a kilometer eight I was
46:39
soaked in his port no longer could stand anything, but I nothing, I
46:45
there I with that was with my doubts. I don' t have money,
46:46
I won' t take care of this, nothing in this also played
46:51
me a bad time. Since it' s not not not to inquire you
46:55
know like no. Always, always let me be carried away by my impulses
47:00
and as with the eagerness to ay we will enjoy. I don' t
47:05
dig a bit and I think it might have been better, but I even
47:09
ran well with the injury. So I ran back to three thirty, because
47:13
it wasn' t like the idea, but I ran it and I just
47:17
got an email a week from New York. He told me how to take
47:21
your marathon registration because you classified and I said no, I did not.
47:28
Yeah, I do, but no, I said I don' t want
47:31
to, I want to improve my ten houses and I want to be faster
47:35
in half a marathon. So I said that to Camilo and that' s
47:37
where he went. I was already more aware of everything. I was already
47:40
very landed, it wasn' t so much and I' m going to
47:44
run. Yes, yes, yes, yes, more mature already, and
47:46
then I read that I want to run faster, but then he told me
47:51
as unique, we have to work a lot of track, because you never
47:55
had that process of running eight hundred, one thousand five hundred, three thousand
48:00
and if you see me right now in a four hundred, one thousand five
48:04
hundred, you return nothing to me, because I am very slow, because
48:07
I never had those bases. Then he said to me as if we want
48:10
to stay to run a lot of track and lie down and from there like
48:17
ten kilometers to see how we' re doing. I mean, from one
48:21
and we tried from March to September. I didn' t run anything.
48:24
I ran absolutely nothing. I went to September to run Meijin Melín two.
48:30
It was two thousand twenty- two, like it was like the best month
48:36
of my life so far, because I ran, ran with Henry, the
48:44
one I admired so much. I beat him for nothing. I made thirty
48:49
- two forty. I don' t remember being third I got paid the
48:54
first podium and I' d never been on any podium. I ran very
49:00
hard, too happy because I didn' t, I mean, I thought
49:04
about going to improve my brand, but I never thought that coming like this,
49:08
not because I did think a top ten, but I didn' t
49:12
think about what they were, because, because, because already I was always
49:15
going like the Cardobona brothers and they always run to thirty. Then I say
49:16
nothing, for there is no possibility. It was hardly good for Henry and
49:19
I, so man, let' s be honest. There was also Bullyn
49:23
on that day to July. I beat him for this, I mean,
49:27
nothing. Twenty points came in there. If we were already and bouquets paired
49:32
workouts and you run. Hard, too. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
49:35
hard, yeah, but jully' s a trill character, too. But
49:38
then I came back from Mellin and told me a girl who trains with Kami,
49:45
which is what makes her the topic of strengthening that Kelly calls herself and
49:49
says communico. There' s a call for Pacers. And I ran you
49:52
and I for what. Because I because I and he told me how not
49:59
your uncle is like the profile or you' re a recreational athlete, but
50:07
you train every day. You' re doing great. You have like energy,
50:10
you always wear the mark. I ran for you. Let' s
50:15
see, it' s an application. Maybe so, and I told him
50:17
how viable he told me no. I think they' re going to receive
50:22
three men and post like fifty. I don' t know how many,
50:24
but Harto did. I got to Bogotá, all happy because well, I
50:30
said that was always my dreams of who made Nike went to my house.
50:35
And now being able to come to that, because it would be pretty pretty.
50:42
We were quoted as the month. Yeah, I think like the month
50:45
I said to myself as Nico, they called me you' re postulated.
50:50
You passed some filters. I don' t know what we' re going
50:54
to do, some field tests, and I come as you are the postulates
51:00
to have and everyone athlete with the best energy. And I didn' t,
51:06
I didn' t happy, I didn' t, I said thanks
51:12
to the very nice opportunity. Yes no, I saw, because I don
51:15
' t know if it' s a problem or something cool, but I
51:20
see a lot of nice things in people. And I kind of said like,
51:22
well, he faggot, he' s so so much you are,
51:27
so much. And I don' t like to run. And that'
51:30
s all I do. I don' t do any more, and I
51:34
have an office job that I go out every day at four o' clock
51:37
in the afternoon and in the time afterwards I take care of you guys if
51:40
you do this. And so I kind of, like, well, and
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I went through like sessions, sessions, sessions, and a day like November,
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I already said that the i calls me and tells me how you spent
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you were the only one, that was like an anime. And I,
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as already being part of what I once started being a person, because I
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consider myself normal because to see I have my work from Monday to Friday from
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seven in the morning four and a half in the afternoon and because I make
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an effort, I can run very early or later. And well, I
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' ve recorded a few, but because I like it and now I'
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m going to represent a brand so big that I love it, that I
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' ve always liked it very much and that it was like my initiation.
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For me, that was a fulfilled dream. What else happened that andres happened
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and he went through Spina, Camilo, Camargo, Angeloruela' s husband,
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Kevin Mina, who is a 200- year- old runner and I was
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when. We passed four women, women if several passed, Gaby, Anna,
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hedy Geran. And I don' t remember anymore, because if they
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were gone like asking to be you on the road, that' s not
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about those who do it every year or anything, but like since I started
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they' ve never made calls. When I started in the two thousand nineteen,
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they had never made a summons. They' re always like the same
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ones and they were shortening by x and reason let' s say camilo,
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I haven' t been there anymore and there' s a little bit left.
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Then say how we' re gonna get back together. And that'
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s where I came in and after three days a box with tennis clothes came
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in and I' m not that this is the boy' s dream,
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because he started running with football pants without knowing what this was like to get
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you a box of tennis, because you' re good, because you do
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things at heart and I well, what a joy to get to that point.
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And, well, I was following that yes cres of the current diskyl
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champion that I say, I mean, how was that preparation, you get
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that all was drums. Yes, there we started to be more, although
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we came very judicious with Camilo, we began to devote more time to training
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as such at the time I was independent of my parents and Camilo was always
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very emphatic in making strength. I' m a bad guy by force,
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that' s terrible bad and when I started living near the track a friend
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trained in a crossfit, in a crossfit thing and I said because it'
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s the closest thing, because it makes me tired to go to a gym
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and wait for them to occupy a machine apart, because I don' t
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know how to do the exercises, I mean, I' m in finance
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and I did a master' s degree in business management that has nothing to
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do with exercising and you say then I have no idea. I think it
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' s running, and then my friend told me we' re going to
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Crossfit and I' m going, well, come on, then, I
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' m going to Crassit. But those are giant weights and he started reading
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my back and this way. So, Camilo, I get a scolding,
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buddy, how, so, what are you gonna do over there? Come
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on, let' s get a space in the League gym and train them.
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Then let' s see on Monday Thursdays and I think Saturdays and at
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night it was the wine at night at about eight o' clock and yes
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late and I train them and well, we started to train them dedicated judicious.
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I was working, Corría, I was strengthening. I was working,
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Corría was strengthening and thanks to that strengthening I went to Iuague. I did
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thirty- two fifteen on that one, in November. And yes, well,
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I felt that I was very committed as it is and that' s
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where that' s born four in those League talks, because they started to
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put more perex then like you can' t get it early, if you
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can' t get it right, such, then you kind of come and
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how about, if we put up our gym, I have a preapproved credit
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and the other I have this ay well, so cha, but it started
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between jokes and chanza. As we strengthened ourselves dedicated to that. So,
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like there was growing a tiny chic idea and when we got back from me,
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I kept seeing as locals what came out. We saw a very good
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place, it had swimming pool, it already had them, a swimming pool
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as such, the hollow, the hole was there next to the square of
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the artisans, around the sixties. I already had all the mirrors. It
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was huge, the price was pretty good. The one with the laughing was
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very comfortable and the lord had taken them out of work since pandemic because nothing
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at all, he rented it. So I told Cami how we go and
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we see him and we were like a group of big friends, we went
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and we saw him and when we got to the place, like the idea
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materialized, that is, those gym talks, while I was weighty dying everything
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already dying like ay, if one day we set up a gym, we
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went to see that place just for gossiping and there the whole subject materialized.
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It' s just that they already said come armemolo. Now we do,
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he wow, yeah, sure, here we put this here, we put
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the other thing. Here, then, we started to get budgets out of
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things. It came out of the idea. I called the gentleman as you
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come We' ll start in December. He said I didn' t let
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him go oh, it can' t be and Camilo told him don'
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t look we see because there are already many things armed. Agale Let'
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s start and find that place, but because much smaller is that the other
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was five times what we have right now, yes, of course, but
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Camilo, I didn' t give this place so much future. To be
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honest, that' s not very small. Camiluja, it' s not
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like that' s the place. He' s in front of the park
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Let' s go head- on. I called the lord and the lord
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like you who you are a child. This one I' m not going
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to answer for him lease and I' m going to lie down Murs and
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all yes no. I was telling you, it' s not like we
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have an idea of doing this. And evil like then, like we went
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with a camilo and there' s like that Mr I accept me, but
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just as far away the subject, like I didn' t pick it,
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it was my turn to tell my dad to come with me. Yeah,
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and my dad' s already got what he taught and the gentleman' s
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already changed his look like waw do it to him. So we saw that
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we started with sound four and we started with zone four and that' s
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how I already had gymnasium. I' ve already started to run again judicious.
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There' s a chavera race called a five- day armé not even
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the first time do it. We' re going like we' re all
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going well, come on. I swear. I wasn' t thinking about
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winning. I' ve never thought about winning. I mean, it was
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always like I wish one day, but I never thought I' d win.
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And that day, when we got to the starting line, I looked
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like this and turned to Camilo and I told him I' d make it.
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I tell you wait it was hot over there he came back and I
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say you can make them. He looked at the competition. It was the
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competition and you can agale. I mean, get controlled because they' re
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gonna burn. And I, for I still consider myself very new on the
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subject and as you handle it, because I haven' t been running so
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hard. Then, sometimes suddenly anxiety plays me a bad game, for believing
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I can win. So I, for I started very much at my own
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pace that I thought was the appropriate one and I came out about twelve.
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I believe I because I could see it was going to happen to pass kilometer
1:00:00
five, I took the first ones and I and they felt tired, I
1:00:07
saw once I didn' t even give them room to turn who I was.
1:00:10
I put in a change and do it and I did not see I
1:00:16
didn' t believe them, because I repeat, I never thought and go
1:00:22
ahead is to look for that, but that' s not what happened from
1:00:28
going to Jabilos not a what ok. But this camel ah for vile also
1:00:31
not, for I had already beaten him, long ago, i e,
1:00:34
walked as and then he was always like a point where I wanted to get
1:00:38
there. But after that district, I kind of overcame that barrier and he
1:00:44
was like I' m really happy in the black one, too. You
1:00:47
were playing harder. Do it to him and he was always how he helped
1:00:53
me a lot in that and I always thanked him too. It has been
1:00:57
like the one who opened the world to me and the o' s,
1:01:00
because even, that is, it is not for demeriting what I have done,
1:01:04
for what I have accomplished, but many things that I have done have
1:01:06
been thanks to him. I' ve told you how I' ve been
1:01:10
very attached to your world and that world has opened all the doors I have
1:01:16
then and your advices, like that always that voice of you can of it
1:01:22
is important the times that ran on track, there is a lot of noise,
1:01:27
but the only voice that is that I hear I have here in retainives
1:01:30
that of it then, like it' s always been like that pole to
1:01:34
earth, like that approach. It' s as you can and as I
1:01:37
passed them and Armenia was very chore because they invested a lot of money.
1:01:43
There were two giant army cars ahead, three bikes making a giant noise and
1:01:50
we just crossed like that, that' s to say, you' d
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get to kilometer five and you' d forget and cross all the people.
1:01:55
I went first class and that day I went to a lot of people I
1:02:00
knew, because the race was really nice and everything didn' t go the
1:02:05
way you did. It' s like I' d rather. I remember
1:02:07
a lot of pocho, which he preferred to stop and like we' re
1:02:12
going basolo was give it all to you and I can do it there I
1:02:19
kind of didn' t want to turn around and see and sometimes I gave
1:02:22
people how much they saw you don' t go or you' re going
1:02:22
to. I don' t, but I don' t get to be
1:02:30
removed or fenced because I ten, like thirty- three, wasn' t
1:02:34
my best mate, made thirty- three, ten I believe and I about
1:02:37
thirty- three, two fifteen eighteen. Yeah, it was close. I
1:02:39
was close, but I managed to do my hands for the first time.
1:02:45
My first podium was too happy. I never thought it real in fact,
1:02:50
like what they accomplished I' d never thought about. Yes, a possibility.
1:02:53
Now the first one gives glories, but that' s what I mean.
1:02:58
It was always like the idea was ever born in my mind, but
1:03:02
it was never the way I wanted it. I want no, no,
1:03:05
if not more so, Cheves, if it' s something I say that
1:03:07
not everyone had a happy life. Yes, but I think it' s
1:03:12
better to be surprised by one or, to carry the ego, which is
1:03:15
much heavier than and trust. Yeah, well, I feel like I also
1:03:20
had a little confidence in what I could do, but not about others.
1:03:24
If we say or be exit lines, for example in Medellin or even I
1:03:29
was going to go to complete machines, but my God is very great.
1:03:35
The four who went ahead were lost. I swear, they came out.
1:03:37
Yes, I was in that race two thousand nineteen, not two thousand twenty,
1:03:42
before the one that was falling down a downpour. If I was there,
1:03:45
of course because I was running there and I saw that the first ten,
1:03:49
of course, went on like this, already made the roundabout. It
1:03:52
' s if I said bad flesh, because it' s that I went
1:03:57
to the fourth plus I went seventh. I went the seventh when I had
1:04:00
studied the route very well, because I didn' t know Ibagué and I
1:04:03
don' t see very, I don' t see, I don'
1:04:06
t see, and I don' t like to wear the glasses, especially
1:04:10
when I go running. Then I knew that I had to get to the
1:04:13
roundabout and the only roundabout there is and turn, because that was something that
1:04:17
happened to me in Cartagena, in Cartagena also in two thousand twenty, and
1:04:21
well I don' t remember which one we went after two of the twenty
1:04:27
- one and I was ten and I started to play pass. People,
1:04:29
people, people, and that was out of control and I, because you
1:04:31
were fucking nothing. So it was kind of complicated in that ten- k
1:04:35
room I didn' t. But then in ibagu I was clear I said
1:04:40
how people will have to pass. Maybe and they have to eat. On
1:04:44
the other hand, I know I get to the roundabout and I don'
1:04:45
t care. Indeed, when I see the bike of the ten who are
1:04:49
still there, they are still lost and I am also talking if because I
1:04:55
as far as I saw and that they were lost And I and I ay,
1:04:59
I, I ab sob my fault and I studied the time I am
1:05:01
no longer on TV in that circuit, the return in the directionin. Yeah,
1:05:03
yeah, so I was coming down and I saw that it was like
1:05:10
four who were going ahead going to a little stick, they kept going there
1:05:14
and the two who were going ahead of me did turn and I also turned
1:05:20
and I already got the third and that' s right, that' s
1:05:21
right. I think it' s the third. And it was funny because
1:05:26
the race was so fast. But then I didn' t think it was
1:05:30
going to be because I was just literally dating it I saw all the tough
1:05:35
guys I said no out there from the tenth that I mean, there'
1:05:41
s no way, and I got third. It' s hard books you
1:05:44
study. The circuit was there, because I can defend him I' ll
1:05:48
go. I feel good. I think it came from an injury. I
1:05:53
had a stress fracture. It was a complicated year last year, because in
1:05:58
my personal and work life, and I think those burdens were very influential on
1:06:02
my body. And I' m going to and I' ve been on
1:06:09
trial for a couple of months and I feel good. I think better than
1:06:11
before. I mean, I think I' m just like my high point,
1:06:15
because I' m leaving, too, but I don' t know.
1:06:15
Let' s see what I know depends but what you want, because
1:06:20
you can. But what I' m telling you has never been my plan
1:06:24
to go out and win, but to go out and be like better performance.
1:06:28
Not good, and thank you so much for coming by for telling that
1:06:31
story. We didn' t really know that I think it was worth a
1:06:35
lot We knew ten percent of this entertaining story, even in the one about
1:06:40
Salaro we mentioned. We hadn' t heard that much, but nothing.
1:06:43
Thank you for coming and because late is if I' m the truth.
1:06:45
I really know what you thought. I dedicate that you were one of the
1:06:50
runners that had started with Magi. I was coming to me from young people,
1:06:55
but when I gave myself only four years ago it really moved me a
1:07:00
lot, if it can' t be because, well, obviously we won
1:07:03
' t get to mail. That' s not how it was and I
1:07:05
always told Dani that in a moment they can because you can and don'
1:07:13
t stop dreaming. A little while ago he posted a post when Nike did
1:07:18
as his invinci bl campaign and the campaign was invincible. I had an invincible
1:07:23
dream when I was Nike' s runner, I didn' t run anything
1:07:29
and my dreams always swear to him. It was always getting to be passer
1:07:32
- by and I got it is just enjoying it. And it' s
1:07:38
clear that you can really enjoy what you do. That' s good.
1:07:43
There you have, because you always think how communicolás says good this bad spacer,
1:07:47
because it started from a young age, has been running since ten years
1:07:53
or it is the bear or the chacho. But see they can start and
1:07:56
they can also achieve amazing things, like the two that we also started with
1:08:01
that dream podcast. We have already grown a lot, not only in followers,
1:08:08
because followers always come and go, but we have grown as runners,
1:08:11
as people. We always nurture a lot of the stories that these men tell
1:08:16
us, that motivate us a lot and that I know that you also motivate
1:08:19
us. So, thank you, Nico, for this space, for telling
1:08:21
us your life, for opening you up, because I know that one doesn
1:08:27
' t open up like this all the time, and everyone doesn' t
1:08:30
have to know the life of the world. But you come here, tell
1:08:31
us your story, motives, people' s motives and thank you, thanks
1:08:35
to us, thanks for inviting me and nothing. That' s always been
1:08:39
like since I started out as being in Nike is contributing, because that'
1:08:44
s what they did to me and what I want to do, like contribute
1:08:49
to being a different person. They changed my idea and I want to change
1:08:54
lives as well of how little it is perfect effect, Nico, thank you
1:08:58
very much to all of us see you in a next chapter of cene rading or