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Edmund Serem has revealed three key things that contributed to his victory at the Kip Keino Classic despite being fatigued.
Edmund Serem is slowly making a name for himself in the world of steeplechase following his recent dominant display in the sixth edition of the Kip Keino Classic at the Ulinzi Sports Complex.
The reigning world under-20 champion oozed class as he fought for the win, crossing the finish line in an epic 8:27.68 ahead of the Ethiopian duo of Dinka Fikadu and Gemechu Godana, who clocked personal best times of 8:27.97 and 8:31.82.
Edmund Serem has been impressive so far this season, claiming fourth place at the Diamond League Meeting in Xiamen before his second-place finish at the Meeting in Keqiao.
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19:08 - 31.05.2025
'We Are Correcting Mistakes' - Ferdinand Omanyala Breaks Silence After Kip Keino Classic Defeat
Ferdinand Omanyala rounded up the podium in the men's 100m race at the Kip Keino Classic.
The Kenyan youngster then claimed third at the Diamond League Meeting in Rabat before his dominant win at the Kip Keino Classic.
Edmund Serem: Training with My Brother Has Changed a Lot
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Following his impressive win in the race, Edmund Serem revealed that he was a bit fatigued from the Diamond League Meeting in Rabat and had not trained.
However, he pointed out that the presence of home fans was enough for him to let go of his mindset and claim a dominant win in style.
He revealed that training with his brother, Amos Serem, has also been a game changer in his life and has greatly influenced how he competes and his strong mindset.
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17:20 - 31.05.2025
Edmund Serem Floor Five Ethiopians in Steeplechase as Lilian Odira and Sarah Moraa Light Up 800m in Nairobi
Kenya’s Edmund Serem had no equals in the 3,000m steeplechase while Lilian Odira and Sarah Moraa hit World Championship qualifying times in 800m at Kip Keino Classic.
Edmund Serem added that having mentors like Eliud Kipchoge has contributed greatly to his strong mindset and his ability to always show up and deliver when it matters.
“I’m very happy to have won the race before home fans because they gave me a lot of motivation. I overcame the fatigue from the Diamond League Meeting in Rabat. We had not trained, and the fans' cheers were the ones that gave me the morale to keep going,” Edmund Serem revealed after the race.
“I have mentors, and I have been training with my elder brother, Amos Serem, who has motivated me. I have always followed what he does in training, and having mentors like Eliud Kipchoge has also helped a lot.”
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17:50 - 31.05.2025
America’s Shannon Ray Outpaced by Liberian Duo in 100m at Kip Keino Classic
Liberia impressed in the women’s 100m at the Kip Keino Classic, with strong performances against international competition in Nairobi.
His focus now shifts to the World Championships in Tokyo, Japan, in September, where he has intentions of qualifying and making a mark.
He has been competing with senior athletes for a while now and has gained the much-needed experience to dominate on the world stage.
As he follows in the footsteps of his elder brother, the former world under-20 champion, Edmund Serem has plans to bring Kenya back to the world map as far as steeplechase is concerned.
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