World 800m champion Mary Moraa has returned to training for a grueling 2024 season and is using one of NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal's famous quotes to motivate her
Reigning world 800m champion Mary Moraa is surely on a mission to make history this year as she eyes the Olympic Games in Paris, France scheduled for July 26 to August 11.
As she burns the midnight oil to ensure she makes her dreams come true, Moraa is not leaving her fans out of the mix as she keeps updating them on what she is up to.
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Mary Moraa has lauded her younger sister, Sarah, who is keenly following in her footsteps to become the next 800m icon.
In her recent Facebook post, she shared a video of her training at the Nyayo National Stadium and captioned the video with one of NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal’s famous quotes.
The Commonwealth Games champion said: “Excellence is not a singular act but a habit. You are what you do repeatedly.”
She also added other two photos after returning to training and captioned them saying: “I really enjoyed my first track training session this season with my training regime.”
O’Neal was one of the greatest basketball players and centers of all time and Moraa recognizing him means she is on the right track.
Meanwhile, Kisii Express has made it clear that she wants to clock 1:53, the women’s 800m world record, and she is surely putting in the work.
The world record has surely stood the test of time and the world is banking on Moraa to shatter it. It was set by Jarmila Kratochvílová back in 1983.
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On July 26, the Czech athlete took to the Olympiapark Meeting in Munich’s Olympic Stadium and shattered the 800m world record, clocking 1:53.28 to win the race.