Name: 忘れられないマラソンの完走 - ガブリエラ・アンデルセン＝シース｜オリンピック・リワインド (An Unforgettable Marathon Finish - Gabriela Andersen-Schiess | Olympic Rewind)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T08:56:49.000Z
Duration: 10 min 17 s
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"My big worry was that the heat and humidity..."

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"You just try to to put it aside and just concentrate on your race..."

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"My head and everything was still functioning,

I knew what I had to go and, through dehydration, your body cramps up"

"I kinda told myself: Try to keep running, try to stay upright.

"I knew if I would stop, or sit down that would be the end of it."

"I just was determined to make it through that finish line."

It was quite special because they had a little ceremony beforehand

they announced it's the first women's marathon.

And so, I think that - besides running in the Olympics -

also being part of the first marathon was special.

And you wanted to show that it was the right decision for the Olympic Committee

because there is no scientific evidence that they can't run it

in the United States a lot of the marathons

or the shorter races on the roads, the percentage of women now

this sometimes bigger than the percentage of men, so it just shows you.

It was a good thing that they decided to do that because

definitely, I think that helped women get involved

The race for the women it was the first event of the track and field

I remember warming up, still have my sweats on;

I had an idea what I wanted to run at each 5-kilometer mark,

and some of them I knew from previous races.

And there were a lot of us - you know -   that were just

in 10th-15th place and we ran as a group.

After 15 miles or so, the field started to thin out,

I started to really feel the heat you know

I thought: "It's 6 more miles, you've made 'til here."

And that definitely had an impact for the last few miles

And I knew from here on, it's not that far to go.

especially since I missed that last station

The ruling at that time was that you could only

get the water at these four  or five stations that they set up

and that's why when I got into the stadium

And at that point through dehydration, your body cramps up.

My head and everything  was still functioning

I kinda told myself: "Try to keep running, try to stay upright"

It just deteriorated over the last 400 metres.

"I'm in the Olympics, I wanna finish this race

in another four years, there  would be a very slim chance

If it would have been another race,  just another marathon

I think just from the heat in that stadium,

The noise it was just incredible. It was so loud!

he was following me closely and watching me.

Later on, he said - because there was a lot of criticism from the press.

He said you - he's familiar with these these things -

He said, that as long as I  still knew where I was going.

I read now or sometime see tapes it's not the first time

I know of a couple of other marathon runners

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忘れられないマラソンの完走 - ガブリエラ・アンデルセン＝シース｜オリンピック・リワインド (An Unforgettable Marathon Finish - Gabriela Andersen-Schiess | Olympic Rewind)

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