Elliot Klibchouge is unquestionably the greatest marathon runner in history.

He's won an Olympic gold medal, holds the world record, and has won 12 of the 13 marathons he has ever entered.

However, there was one accomplishment that had always been out of reach for

Klim Klimkogae and every other marathon. The two-hour marathon. On October 12th,

2019, Klimtchii managed to break that barrier under some very special

circumstances. Learn more about what went behind the breaking of the two-hour

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slash Curiosity Stream or by clicking. by visiting Everything-E There are certain milestones in running that have become famous because they correspond to nice round numbers.

The four minute mile is perhaps the most famous.

It became international news in 1954 when 25 year old Englishman Roger Bannister broke the four-minute mile.

Likewise, the 10-second 100-meter dash was a barrier that took decades to break until

American Jim Hines did it in 1968.

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