In training for a marathon, there is more than meets the eye. Elite athletes make a 30-km run look like a walk in the park. But as CGTN’s Laura Walubengo found out after attending a morning training session in Nandi, Kenya, a lot of hard work and sacrifice goes into becoming a champion marathoner, where training starts four months to competition day.
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