London Olympics: Ayanleh souleiman

With the Olympics four days away, one of the new talented up and coming track star who is also one of the favorites in the mens 1500m London Olympics Games 2012, Ayanleh Soulieman from Djibouti just 20 years old, has withdrawn from the games because of an injury according to his Coach Jama Aden. This is sad ya'll.... Period. The man has worked hard all year, broke records and has fourth fastest time this year in the mens 1500m with a time of 3:30.31. A huge personal best from the young talented athlete who "only" had 3:34 in 2011. He scared the kenyans, he shocked the world, with the speed this young jock is carrying everybody in that field were ready for some action at the games. But that's life, certain things happen unexpected. With him missing out the games, he will definitely come back, stronger, faster, better and a lot more confident looking back to all of the great things he has accomplished this year.

Event: 1500m/Mile
Pr: 3:30.31 2012
Pr: 3:50.21 2012

Djibouti Record Holder in both events.
African Championship Silver Medalist 2012
Arab Champion 2011

New Era .... Watch out for next year !!!

Get well fast Ayanleh, and come back like a beast!

London Olympics: Training Camp with the Champs

Everybody is getting ready for the Olympics these days, some of the track and field athletes from all around the globe have come together to train with Coach of the Year, Coach Jama Aden. They have been in many different places so far this year, and now based in Sweden before the London Olympics. There are guys like World Champion Abubakar Kaki running 1.42,23 ranked second favorite going into the Olympics behind World Record holder David Rudisha. Both Kaki and Rudisha has been #1 and #2 the last four years, soooooo Do I SMELL A OLYMPIC MEDAL for both of these guys?????? Most definitely!!!

Now a lot of the guys hoping for a medal or even becoming a finalist are here in Sweden training together, pushing each other on the track day in day out. ENOUGH SAID....YOU do know they practice hard or else they wouldn't be elite athletes so I'm not going to brag about them....... You feel me?

If you watch track then you know the new kid from the block, Ayanleh Souleiman from Djibouti who came out from nowhere and took the world with storm running four fastest time this year in the 1500m with time of 3.30,31. I had a chat with him the other day and they guy is ready to run a lot faster than that. He said it, but I saw him at practice and I confirm that he definitely is one of the guys to look for in the London Olympics.....Run kid RUUUUUUN.....I wonder what the Kenyan's are going to do when things start shaking up in the Olympics.... ENOUGH SAID again!!!!! You know who to follow!

We got youngsters like Musaeb Bella doing it big for his country Qatar, running 1.45,19, and looks good and ready. His countryman Hamza Driouch blasted the mile at the Diamond League Oslo running 3.50.90...and 3.33,69 for the 1500m...18 years old..... DAMN... Time-Out......Thats fast...Just admit it if you know track. Mumin Gala representing Djibouti, you already know.....BAWS!! Don't forget about Ahmed al Marjabi running 45.84 on the 400m. He did ran 32s for the 300m at practice today, so yea pretty sure he'll go sub 45 very soon....Go BIG Ahmed.... Thats some of the athletes here, I won't mention all of them because I'll cover that during the London Olympics. This was a sneak peek!!!!

"I got high hopes, I feel like a pope" like Waka Flocka said....I'm out....

Kaki, me, Bela, Ahmed and Mumin....chillin(playing cards) after hard workout! If you ain't running like this, you ain't doing it right Gotta smile to the fans Ayanleh Souleiman holding it down Hamza Driouch with the water bottle Hamza telling the field he is about to leave them....July 10th 2012 Barcelona And he did....They could not catch him at all. He ran 3:38.06, and second guy 3:42.69. Overall he is leading by 3seconds going into the finals tomorrow (Thursday). Watch the final on Thursday July 12th, 9:30 Barcelona Time. Talented, young and about to win a gold medal. BEAST!