Is it true that the longest marathon is said to run for 54 years?

It's true, but it's not that long anymore.

I don't think it's true, he probably just said the marathon, which he held for 54 years.

I don't think it's likely, because if you run a marathon for 54 years, no one will be able to run it.

I don't think there's any scientific basis for this, and I can't believe it.

I don't think that's true, after all, no one can do it.

I don't think that's true, how is that possible? Throwing objects for 14 years has exhausted people to death.

I think this should be fake, how can it be possible to run for so long?

This statement may indicate that this person has been running.

In fact, there is a great possibility for such a thing.

I don't think it's possible, don't you think that's the case?

At the Olympics, there will be events that make people laugh and cry. Let's take a look at the highlights of the Olympics. There was something wonderful going on at the fifth Olympic Games in Stockholm.

At that time, after the IAAF abolished the penalty rules, it was not uncommon for athletes to run, and it was also dizzying. At that time, the American sprinter Craig used this rule to prevent the powerful German runner from even making it to the final, and Craig won the 100-meter championship.

When the pole vault rules were not so clear, Japan Fidelity still made a loophole. At the 1904 St. Louis Olympics, in the pole vault, he calmly walked up to the bar, inserted the pole into the sand, climbed all the way to the top of the pole, and then jumped over the bar. Fortunately, the judges did not recognize his achievement, which would otherwise have broken many historical records by the time.

As we all know, Fidelity is a very famous acrobat in Japan.

At the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, the men's short track speed skating 1000m final also had a wonderful event, and the last place won the gold medal. The popular champions at the time, Lee Jiajun, Apollo and Ahn Hyun-so, collided and fell one after another, while Australia's Bradberg, who was 15 meters behind them, became the only runner to successfully reach the finish line and win the gold medal at the end of the race. can be said to be the big winner in life, even if you don't dare to make such a movie, it's a bit too metaphysical.

A wonderful thing happened at the Stockholm Olympics. At that time, a Japanese athlete named Shizo Kanari was participating in a marathon, and because he was too thirsty, he sneaked into the house of someone next to him. After eating and drinking, I fell asleep sleepily.

When he woke up, he had to secretly take a boat back to the Japanese and became a missing person in Sweden. Fifty years later, Shizo Kaneli, who had become a geography teacher, was discovered. After 54 years, the 76-year-old returned to Stockholm and completed a marathon that lasted half a century.

Or at the Moore Olympics in Stockgoon, in the kilogram wrestling competition, round after round, the two players couldn't even look away from the audience, and the other events were over. These two still can't decide who the winner is. After more than nine hours, the referee couldn't bear to confirm that the champion could not be named, so much so that both men became second-placers.

The highlight was the men's boxing match at the 1988 Seoul Olympics. At that time, the South Korean athlete lost the competition, and the coach of the Korean athlete rushed into the field to chase the New Zealand referee Valk. In an even more exciting scene, South Korea** and the staff also took the opportunity to fight in the name of persuasion.

As a result, the whole scene got out of control and was chaotic.

No. Because in the Olympics, a marathon can be finished in a few hours, so it can't run for 54 years.

No, because there is a deadline for marathons, and if you don't finish the race by the race deadline, you won't finish the race.

Impossible. It's just that a marathon runner didn't finish the race at the beginning, and he continued to race in the normal gear after 50 years.

It's impossible, you're funny, running a marathon for 54 years, is this going to heaven?

Yes, but no one can participate in such a program because it is very time-consuming and physically demanding.

No, because the body can't hold on at all, and at the same time, some people are very tired, and they can't hold on at all.

Japan's Kim Chi Kurizo has set an extraordinary world record of completing the marathon in 54 years. During the break from this competition, he not only gave birth to six sons, but also raised several grandchildren.

It turned out that in 1912, Kim Chi Kuriko signed up for the marathon running event of the 5th Olympic Games. On the day of the competition, the weather was very hot, and the scorching sun scorched the arena like a fire. The athletes were already sweating before they even started.

At the beginning of the race, the athletes endured the scorching sun and ran the whole course one after another. However, when the 34 athletes reached the finish line, the 35th and last athlete was nowhere to be seen. The organizers of the conference were afraid of accidents, so they immediately contacted ** to look around.

It turned out that Jin Zhili was hiding in the house because of thirst during the competition, and at the invitation of a local enthusiast, he hid in the house and drank drinks and wine, and gave up the game at a thought.

One day, 54 years later, at the age of 76, Kim decided to finish the marathon that had been interrupted that year. He flew to the place where he had withdrawn from the race, and then walked towards the finish line of that race, finally getting his wish, thus setting a world record.

Former Japanese runner Yozo Kanaguri set the record for the longest marathon ——— 54 years, 8 months, 26 days, 8 hours and 32 minutes: At the 1912 Olympic Games in Stockholm, Sweden, after the men's marathon, the staff found that one person had been lost. The police did not find out until the next day that the Japanese player Kanaguri Shizo entered a house on the side of the road to ask for water during the game, and by the way, he lay down to rest and fell asleep.

In 1966, Jin Li Sisan was already an old man, and he made a special trip to the marathon site of that year to cover the distance that should have been covered decades ago.

The stubborn Jin Su Sisan has always been obsessed with this matter. In 1967, he returned to Sweden at the age of 76 and continued to run to the finish line from where he had retired. Since the starting gun sounded in 1912, his marathon time turned out to be 54 years, 8 months, 6 days, 8 hours, 32 minutes and 20 seconds!

I have run, it took 5 and a half hours, this sport to practice, ordinary people run within the closing time is not a big problem, now the general closing time of domestic competitions is 6 hours, there are a few 5 hours, like the Dalian Marathon.

United States. It is in commemoration of the death of the Greek warrior Philippi in 490 BC.

Jamaican girl, 18 hours...

Every year there are marathons all over the world, and there are marathons in many cities in China, and the more influential international marathons are Beijing, Shanghai, Xiamen, Hong Kong, etc., which are held once a year.

Marathon running is a very popular long-distance running event in the world, with a distance of 26 miles and 385 yards, which is converted into kilometers, and is divided into three types: full marathon, half marathon and quarter marathon. The full marathon is the most popular, and the general reference to the marathon refers to the full marathon.

The more famous marathons include the Boston Marathon, the New York City Marathon, the Berlin Marathon, the London Marathon, the Huonu Chongsong Lulu Marathon, and the Paris Marathon.