The marathon runner represented Nice Britain over 26.2 miles ultimately summer time’s Paris Olympics
Phil Sesemann will embark on a brand new chapter in his life after signing with ASICS.
The British marathon runner, who was beforehand with Adidas, boasts a private greatest of two:08:04 and represented Crew GB over 26.2 miles ultimately summer time’s Paris Olympics.
Sesemann is presently ranked fifth on the UK marathon all-time record, behind Mo Farah, Emile Cairess, Mahamed Mahamed and Steve Jones.
“I really feel prefer it’s a pleasant interval in my profession the place I’ve come off going to the Paris Olympics, and that was like an enormous factor, an enormous objective for me,” Sesemann instructed SportsShoes.com. “Now the subsequent stage of my profession, I really feel like I can take greater dangers and I can actually push issues as arduous as I can and actually attempt to see what stage I can attain in operating.
“It’s thrilling to try this alongside a brand new model and positively a model that has received actually nice footwear. Figuring out that’s going to essentially assist with my coaching hundreds with top quality and plenty of depth, but additionally in preserving me harm free as properly. ASICS can be actually serving to with that longevity.”
Sesemann additionally states that two of his largest goals for the 2025 season are to raised his marathon private greatest and qualify for the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo.
The Brit made his debut over 26.2 miles on the 2021 London Marathon, putting seventh with 2:12:58 on the streets of the British capital. Within the subsequent two editions of the occasion, he clocked 2:12:10 and a pair of:10:23 respectively.
Sesemann represented Nice Britain over 26.2 miles on the 2022 European Athletics Championships, putting seventeenth in a time of two:15:17.
He additionally boasts private bests of 13:38 and 28:24 over 5km and 10km.
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