Keely Hodgkinson Takes You Inside Her INSANE Training Routine

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• HI

  @HighPerformancePodcast · 6 months ago · pinned

  Watch our full interview with Keely 👉 <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moJ-KasphCU">https://youtu.be/moJ-KasphCU</a><br>Where does she rank amongst Team GB&apos;s all-time greats? 🤔

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• NJ

  @NJRacer623 · 6 months ago

  She seems so friendly and chill. Glad she is seeing the success she deserves.

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  @R-medly · 6 months ago (edited)

  We should admire Keily for her dedication. It’s really tough on her body. Britain should be proud of her. She is good role model for upcoming athlete around the world.

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• JC

  @JCSX.007 · 6 months ago

  This level of dedication is what separates the very best from the rest.

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• PE

  @percyveer2355 · 6 months ago

  i wish more people understood the work she puts in to be this successful.

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• BE

  @bensmiling · 6 months ago (edited)

  I’m always amazed when people can’t understand that an athlete won’t constantly run (in this case) 800m a lot in training. It’s like imagining the only way to train for football is to do 11v11 for 90 mins and nothing else. You break down the components required and you work on them systematically.

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• LE

  @leeperkyGSY · 6 months ago

  These elite endurance athletes are next level tough! Massive respect for athletes, cyclists etc! 🙏 big respect!! Good luck Keely you do Britain proud!

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• DO

  @douglash3 · 6 months ago

  Amazing athlete! She&apos;s truly amazing! I love watching her compete....fearless! She&apos;s seems very personable and very funny!

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• AJ

  @AJBTemplar · 6 months ago

  Sh is incredible. &nbsp;Inspirational.

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• WE

  @wega7529 · 6 months ago

  Amazing athlete and in fantastic form this indoor season

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  @sojournern · 6 months ago

  I love running but I&apos;d be afraid to put myself through that kind of pain because it would result in injury. I think that&apos;s the issue, is how far can you push yourself without causing injury. Keely&apos;s lucky enough that she&apos;s so strong she can go to the pain threshold and not be injured. It really is this training resilience which is her real ability.

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• JC

  @JCARLOSY74 · 5 months ago

  I really love this girl, her mindset, her incredible dedication. She&apos;s currently my favorite athlete and I think she&apos;s a great role model for young people.

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