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What's next for Josh Kerr? Can He Run 3:25 for 1500m?
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Josh Kerr just ran 3:42.66 to crush Hicham El Guerrouj's mile world record, but is he done chasing history this year? Jonathan Gault, Rjo and Wejo debate what's next for Kerr, breaking down the loaded Commonwealth Games mile field (Wightman, Cam Myers, and more), whether Kerr could actually lose in Glasgow, and the odds he goes after the 1,500m world record before the season ends.
Can Kerr keep his beak long enough to go after the record? What does Danny Mackey say?
Full podcast with Mackey here: podcast.letsrun.com/episode/1ddcb8ce/josh-kerr-mile-world-record-his-coach-danny-mackey-tells-us-all-about-it
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00:00 What's Next? Commonwealth Games
01:25 Could Kerr Lose in Glasgow?
03:25 Can he run 3:25 for 1500m?
04:27 The Rabbit Debate
05:57 Is He Tired?
08:32 Next Diamond League 1500 is Aug 21
08:56 Can Kerr stay sharp?
10:40 History is on Kerr's side
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