🏃♂️🌍 Ethiopian athlete Tadu Nare has issued a warning to SA's top road runners: If they want to reclaim control of local races, they need to work harder and 🏃♂️ chase down foreign visitors. 💪🥇 Read more on TheCitizenNewsSport ⬇️
With the facilities available to local athletes, in comparison to the lack of resources for athletes in her home country, Nare said SA runners had no excuse. And she insisted they needed to put their heads down and grind it out in training if they wanted to be more competitive.
“South African athletes have all the things they need to perform at their best, and they can run faster times, but they must work hard with their coaches.”In response, however, local star Irvette van Zyl insisted South Africans were making progress and closing the gap. “She is going from strength to strength with every race and I think the Ethiopian streak will come to an end soon.
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