MischievousMonkey
Gor bu dëgër
I'd say it's their culture. That video goes so slowly though gaddamn 3 minutes felt like 12
New Zeland and Rugby, Russians and chess, Chinese and badminton, Iceland and those strongman competitions. Its just what these people do.Or Brits and acting.
Americans and basketball/football.
While living off our hard work
I heard their geography helped in that regard, I think it has rarer oxygen.
Not really, it actually started out by giving credit to their West African origins.
Another argument notes that many of Kenya's best runners come from the sunny highlands in the Great Rift Valley, which also happens to be the birthplace of homo sapiens. The land there is flat with mild year-round weather, encouraging regular outdoor running. The high elevation -- about 7,000 feet -- could help runners here develop lungs capable of functioning in thinner air. When these runners descend to the relatively low-elevation courses at Boston or Beijing, the thicker atmosphere there would give them, in effect, a sustained oxygen boost. This may help explain why they developed physical traits better suited for running, although it's possible that these features are also due to something called "genetic drift" -- evolution is based on random genetic mutations, after all, so any isolated community will "drift" to certain common traits for no reason other than chance. Still, there are plenty of high places in the world, and neither Swiss nor Nepalese runners have yet made their big debut. And the conventional wisdom among trainers is that, although high altitudes can help develop lung capacity, the best way to do this is by sleeping at high elevation and training at low elevation.
https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2012/04/why-kenyans-make-such-great-runners-a-story-of-genes-and-cultures/256015/
American nikkas don't have west african lineage?