Breeder Law Shares His Opinion On Why Most Kenyans Don’t End Up as Marathon Winners

Kenyan artist Breeder Law has spoken his mind on why most Kenyan athletes don’t end up making it, even after putting in the hard work in the training sessions.

Sharing the information on his social media page, he said that the reason that the majority of the athletes don’t end up making it in terms of winning awards and trophies is because the current government takes sporting activity as a usual hobby that doesn’t really count.

According to him, the sports category can greatly change the lives of many people if the government supports the athletes by providing them with professional training and connecting them with other international champions who will guide them on how to go about it the right way. He believes Kenya has a wide variety of people who are good at sports and can do an amazing job if guided well.

“Kenya When it comes to sports, we have a lot of untapped talent. Grassrot ukiingia watu wanacheza volley ball…foota…bake…boxing all kinds of sports na ni wanoma. Shida ni, we treat sports like hobbies.

Hatuoni ni shuguli inaeza change lives za watu wengi. Hopefully one day tutapta gava inachukulia sports seriously.”

The ‘Jua Ni Kubaya’ hit maker added that there are quite a number of talents that have not yet been seen because they are not exploited so that they can be seen and guided fully to become a better version of themselves. He believes that a day will come when the country will fall under good leadership that will see that the world of sports and all those with talent can get to be recognized and also get to compete in amazing events that can change their lives.

Omanyala from Kenya and Kipchoge are a living testimony, or rather, an example, of how the world of sport can change one’s life from rags to riches. Just the other day, Omanyala surprised the public with a brand new Mercedes-Benz after he had won the 100-meter race among many other athletes that have topped the country and walked out with amazing awards.