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Ferdinand Omanyala has explained why he has yet to set goals for next season and hinted at when he might resume training.
Ferdinand Omanyla has explained why he has yet to set goals for next season as he plans to resuming training either in November or December.
The Commonwealth Games champion pointed out that he is certain about improving his performance in 2025 but he will only set targets when he resumes training.
Ferdinand Omanyala is not ruling out the fact that there is a lot of competition that awaits him and finishing the season as the second fastest man this season, everyone will be looking up to him to continue the hot streak.
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05:30 - 24.10.2024
'Be like Arsenal fans'- Ferdinand Omanyala issues rallying call to his supporters ahead of busy 2025 season
Ferdinand Omanyala has urged his fans to support him through both victories and setbacks, just as Arsenal supporters remain loyal to their team despite challenges.
Africa’s fastest man added that a slight mistake might change everything and he has to be cautious if he has to maintain the top spot.
“I just want to get into the next season with more positive vibes and knowing that you cannot be comfortable at the top of the table because everyone wants that position. Any slight mistake will definitely throw you off,” Ferdinand Omanyala said.
“I don’t have any plans because it’s been two and a half weeks since I began my off season so I don’t have any plans for next year yet but of course in January, I’ll have plans. We take a six-weeks off and then around November or December, we start building up for the next season.”
Meanwhile, Ferdinand Omanyala started his season with an impressive indoor tour where he finished an impressive fourth in the men’s 60m at the World Indoor Championships in Glasgow, Scotland.
Ferdinand Omanyala then finished a disappointing fifth at the Kip Keino Classic before the World Athletics Relays where Kenya’s 4x100m relay team finished fourth. He then raced at the Prefontaine Classic where he finished an impressive second before completing the podium at the Racers Grand Prix.
Omanyala clocked the second-fastest time of 9.79 seconds at the Kenyan Olympic trials. Before the Paris Olympic Games, Ferdinand Omanyala competed at the FBK Games in Hengelo where he claimed top honours.
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World Athletics defend SPRINT docuseries amid criticism from Fred Kerley & Justin Gatlin
World Athletics defended Netflix's "Sprint" docuseries, countering criticisms from Fred Kerley and Justin Gatlin, saying it revitalizes fan interest, markets athletes, and helps transition the sport beyond the Usain Bolt era.
At the Olympics, Omanyala was impressive in the heats, finishing first before fading to eighth place in the men’s semifinal. He failed to get to the final at the Olympic Games but bounced back with a win at the Int. JOSKO Laufmeeting.
Ferdinand Omanyala then finished second at the Diamond League Meeting in Silesia before settling for seventh-place at the Diamond League Meeting in Rome. He rounded up his season with a win in the men’s 100m invitational at the Diamond League Meeting final in Brussels.
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