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Akani Simbine has dismissed concerns about peaking too early, insisting he is in control of his form and focused on maintaining momentum toward the World Championships.
Akani Simbine has been on a roll so far this season, dropping spectacular times in the 100m, something that has caused worry among many of his fans.
Many track and field enthusiasts believe that he has peaked too early in the season and might not have the energy to show up at the World Championships in Tokyo, Japan, in September.
Akani Simbine started his outdoor season with a win in the men’s 100m at the Botswana Golden Grand Prix, clocking a world-leading time of 9.90 seconds.
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He proceeded to the Diamond League Meeting in Xiamen, winning the 100m in 9.99 seconds before winning the 100m at the Diamond League Meeting in Keqiao, where he clocked 9.98 seconds in the race.
Akani Simbine then proceeded to the World Athletics Relays, where he anchored Team South Africa to a dominant win in the men’s 4x100m relay.
Akani Simbine Shuts Down Critics Who Believe He Has Peaked Too Early
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The world indoor 60m bronze medallist revealed that his body is responding well to training and he feels great when he runs fast, noting that people should not be too concerned about him.
Akani Simbine added that people would be quick to bash the athletes if they clocked slower times. According to Akani Simbine, running faster times should not be a bother, and they should even be thrilled since the athletes are working around the clock to give them a great show.
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“I think this whole thing, everybody's saying like, why is everybody running fast so early in the season, like we're pro athletes, what do you guys want us to run?” Akani Simbine said in an interview ahead of the Adidas Atlanta City Games.
“At the same time, if we were running 10.20 or 10.30, then it would be like, ‘Oh guys, why are you guys running slow?
“If we're running nines, why are you guys running fast?’ So, at the same time, it's like you know where you're at in your training. You know what you need to do with your training.”
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Akani Simbine pointed out that it’s not only in the 100m where athletes are running fast, revealing that the standards of track and field have greatly shifted.
The 31-year-old explained that in order to make the cut to any event or get to the high levels, athletes have to drop splendid times.
“It's the race that's taking you to that time, and everybody's running fast, it's not just in the 100m, the 200m, 400 and 400m hurdles, and it's athletics right now,” Akani Simbine revealed.
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“We have to give high-quality results because it's so stacked everywhere you and to be the best, you have to bring out the best.”
Akani Simbine: There's Still So Much Work to Be Done
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Simbine revealed that despite having a great start to his season, there is still much to be done ahead of the World Championships in Tokyo, Japan.
The Paris 4x100m Olympic silver medallist revealed that he cannot wait to go back to training since he has been competing a lot since the season started.
“There's still so much work to be done, you know this is me right now, where I'm racing, it's not a finished product,” Akani Simbine said.
“May has been just a literal month of racing, and I'm looking forward to going back to training and just putting in the work and making sure that I'm bettering myself. So that's what I'm looking forward to right now.”
Akani Simbine now heads to the Atlanta City Games where he intends to continue the winning streak, before going back to South Africa and take sometime off before resuming training.
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