George Mills

So does the really fast 5K qualifying times now put you off because you'd be worried about committing to the 5K and then British Athletics being like, oh no, you didn't hit the qualifying time, we're not taking you?

no i'd not nothing i've not even thought that far ahead the physical ability to run that fast is what puts me off because i think the training that you have to do is like i mean george mills is a great example right he had to adapt he still ran really good 15s off it but like if you look at how he's gone from being an 815 runner to the work he's had to put in the sacrifices the volume the type of training he's had to do to build such aerobic base to get him to that point I don't know what his specific injury is now, but clearly it's put him somewhat on the limit, right, of like, we

need

to get there.

Do you know what I mean? He needs to take off a little bit relative to what they're doing.

So I think there's all sorts of different stuff that comes with it.

And if you look at people like Josh Kerr, George Mills, like all of the country's best athletes at the moment, Like I say, they've made massive sacrifices and commitment and gone all in on it.

You look at how their bodies have changed.