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The African record-holder has shared a tip on how an athlete can make it to the podium.
Reigning Commonwealth Games 100m champion Ferdinand Omanyala has explained what it takes to get on the podium of any assignment as an athlete.
The 27-year-old has been the epitome of hard work, sharing snippets of his training as he gears up for the World Indoor Championships and the Olympic Games among other events.
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13:43 - 20.12.2023
ATHLETICS Plans underway to add World Championships marathons to World Marathon Majors
World Athletics president Sebastian Coe has disclosed that plans are underway to add World Championships marathons to World Marathon Majors.
Sharing a training video on his X (Twitter) handle, the African record holder captioned it saying: “Consistency to performance is what pressure is to diamond....it takes lots of work across many training variables to finally step on that podium!
"The most important thing is getting back up after a fall. If it does not kill you it will make you stronger.”
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10:34 - 20.12.2023
ATHLETICS World Athletics to review controversial Athlete of the Year Awards format
World Athletics has promised to review the controversial Athlete of the Year format after coming under fire over their widely unpopular decision to split the award into three categories.
Meanwhile, the African champion has enjoyed a great 2023 season, with the only major setback being the World Championships in Budapest, Hungary.
At the global showpiece, Omanyala was off to a good start in the heats and semifinal but faltered in the final where he ended up finishing seventh.
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10:34 - 21.12.2023
ATHLETICS Noah Lyles discloses favourite title won at World Championships
Triple World champion Noah Lyles has revealed the favourite title he won at the World Championships in Budapest, Hungary.
However, he recorded big wins including becoming the first Kenyan to win the Diamond League Meeting in the 100m in Monaco. Omanyala also finished third at the Prefontaine Classic, the Diamond League Meeting final.
He also ended the season as the fourth-fastest sprinter in the world behind triple World champion Noah Lyles, Christian Coleman, and Zharnel Hughes.
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