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This picture taken on June 10, 2016 shows a pair of shoes put on the grass as the shadow appears next to them prior to a workout on the running track ahead of the Rio-2016 Olympics at Baraton campus near Eldoret town, aproximately 350 km north of capital, Nairobi, on June 10, 2016. - Made in the colours of Kenya's national flag, 'enda iten' (swahili for Go!-Iten) is in the running to earn a place as a home-grown flagship of Kenya's high flying performance in international athletics with hopes of a debut in the forthcoming Olympic's in Rio, Brazil -2016. Founded in 2015 by Kenyan, Navalayo Osembo-Ombati with American entrepreneur Weldon Kennedy, 'enda iten' is infused with the spirit of harambee, a Swahili term that refers to coming together as a community to accomplish a goal and embodying the founders' intent for benefit from Kenya's culture of, and international success at distance running by having a percentage of shoe's sales profits donated to fund projects aimed at improving access to clean water, sanitation, healthcare and education. (Photo by TONY KARUMBA / AFP) (Photo credit should read TONY KARUMBA/AFP via Getty Images)