F\u00fcr echte (Mittelstrecken-) Fans der Leichtathletik ist der dreifache, neuseel\u00e4ndische Olympiasieger Peter Snell<\/a> (2x800m, 1x1500m) und Sch\u00fctzling von Arthur Lydiard<\/a> nat\u00fcrlich ein Begriff. Unten gibt es eine ca. 22 min\u00fctige Dokumentation, die kurz vor seinem Doppeloylmpiasieg in Tokio 1964 gedreht wurde.<\/p>\n This NFU classic tells Peter Snell’s story up to just prior to his triumph at the Tokyo Olympics (he had already won 800m gold in Rome and held the world record for the mile). Snell’s commentary \u2014 focused, candid \u2014 plays over footage of training and racing. „It always gives a feeling of exhilaration to run in the New Zealand all black singlet.“ He offers insight into the methods of coach Arthur Lydiard (15 miles a day, 100 miles a week). Includes priceless footage of Snell running in the Waiatarua hills, through bush and leaping farm fences.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n NZonScreen | Peter Snell – Athlete Television \u2013 1964 Sport Documentary<\/a> Teil 1:
\nRunningtimes | How Peter Snell Trained for a WR 1:44.3 on Grass in 1962<\/a><\/p>\nDokumentation<\/h2>\n
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