Love the transition to Femke Bol's WR.

You're definitely my new favourite track and field youtuber you're giving me Jimmyhighroller vibes with track and field , sickk

@JumpmanTF

3 ай бұрын

Jxmmy makes such goated videos. Couldn't see myself in his ballpark haha. But thankyou!

@Jt.jumps_7

3 ай бұрын

@@JumpmanTFur def in the ballpark mate, keep it up

@ngweso

2 ай бұрын

If jxmmy was from new zealand

This channel is quite underrated and definitely deserves more subscribers!

It funny the world keep "under estimating" Bol, since the Dutch championship didnt got a lot of attention in the forcasts while her and Klaver are in top condition. And the chances of something spectacular happening being significant.

Best track and field channel out there, along with Total Running Productions (although I like that you’re not as click-baity, and you say everything the way you see it). Keep up the great work, Jumpman, I’m loving these weekly uploads!

@hearmenow909

3 ай бұрын

Total Running Productions is horrible. Can't stand the way they operate, no integrity.

@DanielHobson-yi7rh

3 ай бұрын

@@hearmenow909 They still bring me all the latest goings on in track and field and stuff, even though it’s clickbaity, at least they have content on track and field in the first place. That’s why I like MOST track and field channels, especially this one!

@JumpmanTF

3 ай бұрын

Trp's titles make me laugh after seeing them so much, but dude is an encyclopaedia on the sport and he clearly loves it. Dudes a big part of me getting into the sport haha

@DanielHobson-yi7rh

3 ай бұрын

@@JumpmanTF Exactly. Love your channel just as much bro. Keep it up!

@maxb4085

3 ай бұрын

​@JumpmanTF He does know his stuff and the titles are funny (but they get clicks so I don't see them as really bad). But the one thing I can't really stand with TRP is how he over hypes Collegiate and High School runners, like they are impressive how quick some of them are but at the same time when you act like them running a WL for an event a month before the professional athletes even start their season, it's not as impressive. The other thing I can't stand is his coverage of Collegiate and High School XC (this is more of a dig at American XC in general), they are running quick but it isn't proper XC but he acts like them running these times on a XC course is amazing when they are more like road races than XC. The NCAA XC was won in a time 1 minute slower than the NCAA track 10000m record, that shouldn't happen in a XC race. At the World XC championships, Jacob Kiplimo ran 40 seconds slower than the NCAA champion while being a top long distance athlete.

Holloway smashed the world record while hurdling the finish line 🤩🥳

@JumpmanTF

3 ай бұрын

He does it very often haha

@ToddTriesMusic

3 ай бұрын

@@JumpmanTF oh funny. Now I’ll never be able to unsee it 😄

Dang!! That's Monster Speed for Lyle catching Coleman. What lightening speed and legs he has sharpened!! Now Lyle deserves all those confident boasting... in the good way of course. :)

You are going to be my go-to track channel from now on.

@JumpmanTF

3 ай бұрын

I'll do you proud

great overall coverage of all the highlights from the weekend! subbed and cant wait for more

@ToddTriesMusic

3 ай бұрын

Yeah it always amazes me that more people aren’t into track & field. Faith Kipyegon for example last year when she went on that world record spree within a few weeks was one of the best sporting achievements I’ve ever seen, and hardly anyone I know is aware it happened.

Im hyped for the vid of this week!!!

I know it gonna sound crazy, but IMO the weight throw WR is the craziest. Considering all the amazing atheletes who tried to beat it over the years. And the guy beat the WR by HALF A METER. I think it is INSANE.

Before anyone starts hyping Lyles for the 100m world record, Bolt's 60m split was a 6.31.

@finncampbell6766

3 ай бұрын

60m splits are almost always faster than 60m races due to the former being in summer when the athlete has peaked

What a great channel! So much information in a relatively short video!

@herobo123456

3 ай бұрын

yeah but he's got a potty mouth uses bad language

@ad905

3 ай бұрын

​@@herobo123456 Omg potty mouth, take him to your pastor 😂

I'm also wondering how close Femke can get to Sydney. Her big improvement last year was mostly in her flat speed. Obviously she transitioned to 14 paces from 15 to match what Sydney has been doing, but I doubt she gained much from that, because she was still inexperieced at hurdling with her off leg. It remains to be seen how much her flat speed has improved this season, but there's a reasonable chance that she will be able to lose less time over the hurdles. That said 0.77 seconds is still a big gap to make up to reach Sydney and that's assuming Sydney isn't faster than that this year. Hopefully they are both at full health for Paris.

@augustusfreeman4032

3 ай бұрын

Who told you that Sydney's gonna run the Hurdles? Everything's indicating that she's running the flat 400 this season.

@JumpmanTF

3 ай бұрын

I see Sydney running the 400 flat as well. And regardless, I reckon Bol can approach the 400h wr

@Neofolis

3 ай бұрын

@@augustusfreeman4032 I've heard nothing really about Sydney this year, but many other KZread channels have discussed Sydney competing in the 400mH at Paris. Quite a few have suggested that she may intend to do the flat/hurdles double, but I've no idea if they have sources for that information or whether it is pure speculation.

@Neofolis

3 ай бұрын

@@JumpmanTF I'm looking forward to seeing what Femke can do this year. I think the WR will still be a little out of reach, but if her off leg hurdling technique has improved a lot, who knows. I'm really hoping she can go sub 51 at least.

love the videos man

@herobo123456

3 ай бұрын

yeah but he's got a potty mouth uses bad language

Exciting times for Track and Field🎉

Thanks for uploading. Very informative! Field and track at this level is unbeatable by any other sport, but ok, my opinion. Did you notice the ease with with Femke Bol broke her own WR? Her coach, Laurent Meuwly (chosen as the best athletic coach in 2023!) said she clearly kept something in reserve for Glasgow end of next week. “If things come together, a third brake of her world record is certainly possible. Tests have pointed out, that Femke improved this winter in all aspects: raw speed, endurance and power.” Femke herself said, that Paris is the time to step out of her comfort zone. Of course she will run the 400 hurdles at the Olympics. Notice, that her transition to 14 steps between the hurdles was initially meant to fully pay off in Paris. Could she beat Sydney McLaughlin Levrone given she as well chooses the hurdles? “I wouldn’t even start if I would think I couldn’t defeat her. But if I loose have given my utmost, I am happy with that.” Earlier she added: “I will stick to my favorite discipline even if that means I will stay second my whole career.”

@herobo123456

3 ай бұрын

yeah but he's got a potty mouth uses bad language

Feel like the IAAF is turning a blind eye to doping. They'll bust one or two people before the Olympics for appearances but post covid there's been an insane amount of 'progress'. Its giving 80's track and field vibes

@SilentPhoenix__

3 ай бұрын

I think it has more to do with the new spikes and the pandemic break. but especially the new spikes. when i tried them on for the first time i was noticebly covering the ground much quicker than ever before. the technology is insane, and its only getting better

@hovhyhov

3 ай бұрын

​@@SilentPhoenix__ new spikes have multiple people challenging for records across multiple events in parallel? If Salazars Nike program was doping what do you think everyone else is doing? If Christian Coleman was doping what do you think everyone else is doing? Doing is the dark under belly of track and field and professional sports in general

@SilentPhoenix__

3 ай бұрын

@@hovhyhov Not saying it doesn't exist, but when the spikes came around was when the performances were going way up

@hovhyhov

3 ай бұрын

@@SilentPhoenix__ not denying that spikes are better and tracks are faster being contributors in improved performances but I think doping is way to under explored. Tobi Amusan breaks the WR and was almost banned for missing a test a couple of months later. A lot of smoke but we're not talking about the fire

@dirkjackson8939

3 ай бұрын

Exactly right. There is a reason why records are being broken during an Olympic year, and its not due to harder training. They are on the correct PED cycle and and these results are occurring like clockwork. The records arent the surprising part, the surprise will be if IAAF is able to catch any of them doping. Athletes are always one step ahead of IAAF. They just slip up once in a while.

Why do the ABQ sprint times count for the WR? They're altitude-aided

@JumpmanTF

3 ай бұрын

I assume it might be with the level of alleviation, although not sure myself exactly.

2.10m is a lot higher than you seem to think, and why the WR is 37 years old this year. I have seen all the greats try to break it year in year out and even jumping 2.06m consistently and 2.09 is still like a glass ceiling to them.

best track and field channels....other channels only feature the most popular big boys and girls

@herobo123456

3 ай бұрын

yeah but he's got a potty mouth uses bad language

Massive stuff...

Cameron Myers at 17 has the 218th place all time 1 500m. He's currently around 17th all time out of those born 2000 onwards. Exciting young talent. Another tall fast caucasian like Jakob and Josh Kerr. Why the new breed do you think?

@JumpmanTF

3 ай бұрын

Nutrition, training and shoes. Simple as

Lots to add here... the women's 100m in Australia was pedestrian and just shows how much wind assistance has on sprinting. with almost maximum legal headwind, Lewis ran 11.10. the week before and then into -1.5 wind she can barely go under 11.40. Holloway DID NOT SMASH the WR. he broke it barely and it was due to being at altititude. the 300m WB doesnt count either.. both were at high altitude and wouldve missed the WR if at low alt. the women's 60m/h WR has been prime for the taking for some time now too. Olyslagers is no where near a shot at the HJ WR. the only real news was Cameron Myers.

i have a feeling lyles may win the 100m ,but not the 200m..just a feeling

A couple of throwing performances you missed: at USA’s Chase Jackson set a world lead with 20.02m in the women’s shot put and Erin Reese had the 2nd farthest women’s weight throw of all time at 25.73m. Jessica Schilder sets another new world lead and extends her national record with 20.31m at Dutch nationals. Finally, Zane Weir wins Italian nationals with a throw of 21.69m in the 2nd most competitive country for men’s shot put

@JumpmanTF

3 ай бұрын

My shot game is week. In the original draft I had chases throw, but couldn't find footage so cut it.

why is the weight throw rarely competed outside of the US and the highland games? It's a great replacement for the outdoor long throws

@khumokwezimashapa2245

3 ай бұрын

Bruh. I didn't even know it was a thing.

@JumpmanTF

3 ай бұрын

Me either >_> haha

carpenter brut music is crazy

What's Sydney M-L's plans for Paris? Is she going to defend her 400 hurdles title, or will it be the flat 400? Same questions for Femke Bol. It would be great to see that 400m WR finally get beaten, but both women are over a second away from it on current form so it seems unlikely. I guess Salwa Eid Naser has to be in the conversation too, although with her recent two year ban there's a few questions there.

@hermanmertens8383

3 ай бұрын

Femke Bol definitely will race the 400H an not dash. Also the 400 relays with her friends and team mates. The hurdles are her favorite discipline and she recently said she would race them always even if that means she would stay second her whole career. In combination with all the heats and semi’s a 400 flat is unrealistic. Of course she will incidentally race the 400 flat, however not in big tournaments.

Chris Nielsen's jump wasn't the first 6 meter of 2024, actually the third

@JumpmanTF

3 ай бұрын

Who jumped 6? I'm looking at the ladder right now

@IsaacDeTemple

3 ай бұрын

@@JumpmanTF Him and KC both did prior to this, also Mondo has now as well.

Damn

Wish the world would pronounce Tobogo correctly … listen to the commentary in the 300 race to hear correctly

5 world records! Tell me there not on the juice?????

Okay so tebogo has to think about the four hundred now and 200 and 100

@JumpmanTF

3 ай бұрын

No way, would be a waste to focus on 4's when he could destroy the 1 and 2.

The word "smashed" regarding world records has lost all meaning. WR are impressive as is, we don't need to claim that they were "smashed" by 0.02s

To know we haven’t even had the women’s 100m & 200m top girls yet. 😭

:O

Why do most women not even care for indoor 400m?

lol tebogo is comically fast wtf was that

How does she run a full indoor and outdoor season?.....Nobody who's been accused of drugs ever ran this much.....Something is fishy

@dirkjackson8939

3 ай бұрын

Amen

Dude needs to work on his pronunciation, can't say Glasgow or Jacob. If you want to elevate your videos, get the basics right. Those are not hard words to pronounce

@S0ulinth3machin3

3 ай бұрын

Narrating videos is not as easy as it seems. Anyone can do it these days, the tools are available for very little $$$. Give it a try and you’ll see what I mean. Or maybe you won’t, maybe you’ll sound great right away.

@JumpmanTF

3 ай бұрын

Couple words screwed up per video isn't too bad I'd like to think! And it's a weirdly tough skill haha

@ConsciousAtoms

3 ай бұрын

@@JumpmanTFAnother tip, from a native Dutch speaker: Lieke Klaver's last name is pronounced KLAH-ver with the stress on the first syllable. Her last name means clover in English and is pronounced very similarly to that word, but with an AH sound rather than an OH.

@herobo123456

3 ай бұрын

​@@JumpmanTF yeah but you got a potty mouth, Stop using bad language