I had the power from my father. Maybe he helped me mentally. It's not easy, it's not difficult,'' said Lee, through interpreter Deuk-Ho Cho, manager of his athletic club. It's comparable to Boston.
Some places have long uphills.
That's too hot to run,'' said Lee. I'll try to do my best at the world championship. Records are not important. The important thing is the ranking. His win at Boston was the first for a Korean runner since 1950.