I will admit that he's a faster runner than I am

@wilhelmw3455

11 ай бұрын

And everyone else in the world over this distance no shame in that.

@coleb9410

11 ай бұрын

Brave

@stuffbenlikes

11 ай бұрын

I've never tested myself on two miles, so who knows? :)

@ngatak6852

11 ай бұрын

@@stuffbenlikes 😭😂😂

@JohnBirtchetSharpe

11 ай бұрын

😂

Astonishing performance. He ran the "last" 3000 meters" in 7'22, which is extremely close to Komen's WR for 3k. That record is going to be broken quite soon I think :)

@jakkeday1

11 ай бұрын

That is truly incredible because the 3000m WR is in the conversation as the toughest one to break!

@venomsymbiote7555

11 ай бұрын

@@jakkeday1 he breaks that 3000m record then he is the GOAT.

@alexandermcdonald9029

11 ай бұрын

@@venomsymbiote7555 Goat status will be if he gets the 5000m as well. Goat for mid distance

@mauricepointer9555

11 ай бұрын

It's not a question of if, but when!

@venomsymbiote7555

11 ай бұрын

@@alexandermcdonald9029 yeah but let’s be honest here. If he gets that 3000m record the one everyone says is the toughest track record then the 5000m and even the 10000 meters will be a piece of cake for him👍👍

Simply difficult to verbalize how incredibly fast that is. 99% of people have mo comprehension how physically and mentally brutal that was!! He finished up looking like he took a stroll in the park!!

@ziskablyat8451

11 ай бұрын

@Arid Sohan i once saw him kill a man on a track… With a lactate measurer… With a fucking lactate measurer.

@evanwakelin7944

11 ай бұрын

I've run almost my whole life, and the idea of even coming close to a 4 minute mile is impossible to me. This guy is such a beast and an inspiration.

@pete5691

11 ай бұрын

@@mmick673 Prove it.

@tigergold5990

11 ай бұрын

True. Maybe 5% of people can keep up for one lap. Really strong HS 800m runners can keep up for two. Four times that is crazy.

@JOSHOLC

11 ай бұрын

@@tigergold5990 Wayyyyy less than 5% of people could keep up for 1 lap. Maybe 5% of runners. I run a lot and can only run a 400m in like 1:06-1:07.

I cannot believe how this race wasn't promoted more...or at all. Surely, the fact that some chap was trying to run two consecutive sub-4 minute miles and break a 20 odd year old record is worth a bit of media coverage in the build up to the attempt. The BBC coverage was dreadful. It should have been the highlight of the meet but the BBC only showed a brief "highlights of the race" clip. Ridiculous!

@mo_fanthe_magic_god7954

11 ай бұрын

true, what a disappointment of BBC

@TheRunningShoeGuru

11 ай бұрын

for sure - had to find it on Norwegian TV to watch it live !!

@sanderslongdrive

11 ай бұрын

On a similar tack, the women's High Jump used to heavily feature on tv. at these events. The action is now largely ignored!

@QueenGry

11 ай бұрын

I just don't get it.. I mean.. See it from the event holders point of view.. You wont get the world lead distance runner, who's the reigning Olympic champ on the 1500's & world champ on the 5 K to to show up on your event for free (Golden league or not), yet alone go for a WR deemed impossible. Logically, the whole purpose of making that kind of an investment, is gaining as much profit as possible from it. And for that to happen, the 'star event' is the one to promote, as well as ensure gets the TV coverage! These guys, on the other hand, appear to have managed to put their biggest star in a side-event.. This just don't make any sense, what so ever!

@JL-rv9lm

11 ай бұрын

Did not know that, and I agree 100%.

He made that last lap look like he hadn't just ran 1.75 miles already... Simply incredible. Hugely under-promoted performance!

One of if not the greatest performance l've ever witnessed.

@LEGl1999

11 ай бұрын

Didn't witness that much athletics apparently 😂

@SatoriRunClub

Ай бұрын

@@LEGl1999name a greater performance that you’ve seen.

@jmbalfredo

25 күн бұрын

@@SatoriRunClub For me the best one is when Hicham beats Bekele and Kipchogue at Athens 5000m in 2004.

That was absolutely incredible. He made a sub-8 for 2 miles look SO smooth.

@JudsonMatt88

11 ай бұрын

He looked so comfortable as well. Made it look easy.

think about it this way. there are people that can do a sub 4-minute mile, which is already INCREDIBLE. he just did it twice... consecutively, without rest.

thanks for the commentary and showing the full race :) btw the blue lights are for pacers and lead the green WaveLights by 10m

@TheRunningShoeGuru

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for that. Never actually heard the full explanation of the different colours 👍

He was at 4 flat until 800 left and then went 58,56 last two laps. Incredible.

@zacsborntorunrunningadvent3441

11 ай бұрын

Peter Snell type finish.

@stevelau7694

11 ай бұрын

Pretty sure the pacer was instructed to maintain minute per lap pace for 5.3 laps and step to the side to see what Jakob had left in the tank.

@madjogn6559

11 ай бұрын

Absolutely insane

@cryo9216

10 ай бұрын

🙄 You figured that out all by yourself, for did you watch the video like the rest of us?

@datboiischicken9635

10 ай бұрын

@@cryo9216Not sure what you’re talking about… the comment section of a video is commonly, yknow, ABOUT THE VIDEO. 😅

Wow...that was one of the most impressive T&F performances ever. Seriously.

His stride and running form are really something to behold.

@ZATHURAKEY

Ай бұрын

Perfect stride and form, it looks like he's running 65 or 66 second quarters not 59 seconds

My gosh! 4 seconds faster. That was unbelievable.

He came across 1st mile in 4:01. 3:53 second mile. Damn. Ridiculously amazing time.

@TheRunningShoeGuru

11 ай бұрын

last two laps were amazing!

@q12aw50

11 ай бұрын

First mile is 4:00.2. That is the moment he crosses the 1 mile start. Not the end line.

@sylvainguinepain5624

11 ай бұрын

Actually the line was 1 miles + 9 meters. They started 18 meters behind the line. So when they crossed the line it was 1600m (4 laps) + 18 meters.

@luispalacios7412

11 ай бұрын

He was 4 flat at 1st mi

@MaryJane-00420

11 ай бұрын

👍

Second man under the eight-minute barrier. Hats off to Daniel Komen of Kenya. Hats off to Jacob Ingabritsen

Jordan dominating basketball, Tyson hitting the heavy bag, Ingebrigtsen demolishing records on the track. There's something satisfying about seeing someone doing something they are just the best at.

@Ok-oo2kh

9 ай бұрын

Mike tyson is overrated lol😂😂😂, Manny pacquiao better, 8 division champion

Unreal. Didn’t think Komen’s WR would go especially by 4 secs. Amazing.

@jimmason8502

11 ай бұрын

Likely nobody will ever break his 3,000m record, 7:20.

@pete5691

11 ай бұрын

@@jimmason8502 Jakob nearly beat it while running the 2 mile.

No ads just power running by Jakob!!! Thanks!

Hope to see much more of Jakob Ingebrigtsen, what an absolute phenomenon. Daniel Komen ran his WR at 3000m at the age of 19, Jakob is now 22. Seeing this performance it’s only a matter of time before he beats the 3000m WR

@Alex78HH

11 ай бұрын

His plan is to beat several world records in the future. We better watch out!

Wow! Jakob shatters the quarter of a century record by four seconds and looks soooo relaxed and smooth. I would like to see him run the mile soon to see what he does right now.

@TheRunningShoeGuru

11 ай бұрын

Couldn't agree more!

@jayure1346

7 ай бұрын

3:43

This performance will be part of the legendary historical races for people in the future. Jakob's combo of speed and endurance make this a perfect distance for him...much easier than breaking that 1500 record will be for him.

the speed impression is phenomenal

Winning by over 100 metres in a Diamond League meet is insane. Along with everything else he does

Jakob is just so good! What a delight it is to watch him race. Unbelievable effort to smash the WR! Wtg!

Truly remarkable. Plus he is only 22 years old. He is not even at full manhood yet. I can see him running sub 7 50 in the next 2 years. Congratulations to the whole Ingebritsen family, this is definitely a team effort,

A lot of people would struggle to keep up with him...on their bicycle. That was incredible. A "what just happened" kind of performance.

I love watching Jakob run. It's incredible how much distance he covers with those long legged strides, no wasted energy.

Absolutely stunning. He smashed the hell out of the previous 20 year old record. Well done chap!

@PT-he6sr

10 ай бұрын

I really hate to be nitpicky but Kenya's Daniel Komen previously held the title with a 7:58.61 time set on July 19, 1997, so the record was just shy of being held for 26 years.

Amazing. Wonderful to see his tichnique, feet not so high in the back, but the speed is so high.... Great job Jakob! Congratulations on so much work, and such a major accomplishement!

Absoloute legened for getting the full race and then adding your own commentary - Thanks!

My wife & I were @ Crystal Palace track many years ago to watch that great 110m hurdler "Skeets" Nehemiah elegantly flow down the straight right in front of us, as well as watching Brendan Foster break the (then) 2 mile WR (or World Best if you must). Memories like that are never forgotten, even though those records are surpassed with the passage of time. I also remember competing against my contemporary Alan Pascoe & years later a very young teenager called Daley Thompson.

I have a speedometer on my bike. I always try to maintain about 24-25 km/h on my daily commute with my BIKE and that works up a sweat (and I like to think of myself as being quite fit)! Usually there is not a lot of people overtaking me except for sometimes freaks on racebikes. It's incredible how fast those guys are running. I imagine riding my bike one day quite idly and am taken over by one of those guys on a training RUN 😅

Wow... G.O.A.T. performance...!

His falling forward is so nice to watch

Thanks for the full race and the Norwegian comments during the race. Well done from Russia and Ukraine!

@TheRunningShoeGuru

11 ай бұрын

my commentary is in English - but glad you enjoyed

@PeterGtze

11 ай бұрын

@@TheRunningShoeGuru he is refering to the background commentary from the Norwegian broadcasters. Did you g’et the fortage via VPN? Thanks for the upload.

@dmitry.greatgrandsonofteheroes

11 ай бұрын

@@PeterGtze No, KZread is acceptable in my country.

Wow! That's a whole different level of running! I'm surprised the track didn't catch fire lol

Thank you for posting the full race 🙏

I ran against a guy in high school who, in a postal meet, ran a 4:02 mile and an 8:53 two mile. His name was Rich Kimball. At the time, he was one of the fastest runners in California. To think this guy did two miles in 7:54 is mind boggling. Bravo.

@Thomas-fk3cw

11 ай бұрын

You made me look up "postal meet". Had never heard that term and I graduated HS in '91. Cool, learned something new!

@josefinandersson7646

11 ай бұрын

LOL. You cant compare a high school student with some pro runner. Its like saying you gets impressed by some guy in high school doing 11 seconds in 100m and then compare that to pro athletes that does under 10.

@music4dages

11 ай бұрын

@@josefinandersson7646 Sadly, you don't know what you're talking about.

@Vivungisport

9 ай бұрын

​@@music4dagesShe does. Her comparsion was quite accurate.

@music4dages

9 ай бұрын

@@Vivungisport Are you or have you ever been a competitive runner? If so, I would be interested to know your run times and events. To be sure, my comment was spot on. Exhibit A was Steve Prefontaine. His high scool two mile times evidenced a capacity to run even faster. Had Kimball not gotten injured he would have probably come close to running an 8 minute two mile.

OMG, he destroyed the field by a margin I don't think I have ever seen. WOW. There was a time not long ago when it was believed that humans couldn't break the 4 minute barrier and this dude did TWO miles in well below 4 minute pace.

I've heard people say numerous times that Komen's 7:58.61 was a "soft" record. Really? No one (many great runners including Geb) ever came close to it, or really to 8 minutes (Geb closest at 8:01, also more than 20 years ago). But what makes this record so astonishing is how far ahead of all the other world class runners Jakob was. What that says to me is that he is in a class alone.

@BakangSerame

11 ай бұрын

It was a soft record...

@nvan78

11 ай бұрын

@@BakangSerame really? Komen had two pacers in his race but no wavelight technology, nor the added performance advantage of a bouncy Mondo track or carbon shoes. The latter by the way, can be a second per lap for an efficient runner like Jakob.

@Oenloveslife

11 ай бұрын

@@BakangSerame If it is a soft record then why were the other world class runners so far behind him, and why has no one else other than Komen ever broke 8 minutes? The only other records that look harder to me are Komen's 7:20.67 for 3000m and maybe El Geroujj's 3:26.00 for 1500?

@thomasrice6397

11 ай бұрын

It was an amazing record for its time, but I think it was quite outdated and multiple people could have done it over the years. I mean Joshua Cheptegei could have for sure cuz he ran 3!! 4:01 miles in a row a couple years ago. No one really runs 2 mile race though that’s why it stood for so long.

@billalexander8011

11 ай бұрын

At the end it looked more like is was running the 800m.

Ingebrigsten’s running form looks like the work of thousands of genius exercise physiologists. Its so perfect.

I am so frikkin impressed!! First mile at 4min flat, then 2nd mile 3:54???? JUST WOW!!

Thank you for posting the whole race!

Thanks for being the only place I can find the full race. Ridiculous how hard it is to find the full race on youtube for a world record. Hate how many channels cut up the longer distance races into "highlights"

Did Komen have pacers? I know he didn't have the lights or other tech. Still, this record was emphatic. Jacob wasn't even fully gassed at the end. Superhuman oxygen supply machine.

@rayfreeth5156

11 ай бұрын

No Komen didn't have Pacers, he actually was running so fast that the commentators were laughing believing he wouldn't last the distance at the his pace , but proved them wrong..

@unknowncreative9074

11 ай бұрын

@@rayfreeth5156 you’re talking about his 3000 world record. That’s when the commentators were laughing at the pace he was going out at. Though idk if he had pacers for the 2 mile WR either.

@PCSExponent

11 ай бұрын

@@unknowncreative9074 Komen was just an absolute machine. So was Haile back then. The Gebrselassie-Komen races in Zurich in 1996 and 1997 were just magical. Especially 1997, where Gebrselassie did to Komen exactly what Komen had done the previous year, except running faster and setting a WR.

Excellent thank you for the footage

Just fantastic to watch, thank you for uploading! I’m happy if I manage 2 miles in twice the time it took him. Then I look like I’m about to collapse at the end of it, he makes it look effortless!

Thanks for sharing and for your spot on yet relaxed commentaries

@TheRunningShoeGuru

11 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed

Gracias por poder ver la carrera completa, es un privilegio ver correr a este portento de Jakov.

Thank you for posting and sharing this epic breakthrough of pushing the boundaries with running - literally history in the making. So incredible. Go, Jakob!

@TheRunningShoeGuru

11 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

That is absolutely astounding-way to go 🏃‍♂️🙏🏻👍😎

Haven't seen the lights before... so interesting, and I definitely think that having a visible pace right there is going to continuously lead to records.

Big J taking it to a new level. Congratulations!

He is a combination of mo farah,hachim el gerreou and ken bekele he can stay at the back and kick at the end or he can burst right and away and leave dusts behind the pacers to break records he is a unicorn!

that is just ridiculous! He's running the last lap way faster than i can sprint the first 10m, wow just crazy

Excellent display of running!

He only keep getting better and better

Brilliant form! Outstanding young man.

Controlled chaos at its finest. Absolutely bananas.

Great job with the commentary and the video overall.

@TheRunningShoeGuru

11 ай бұрын

Much appreciated!

I ran two miles in 9:55 when I was 18 years old (now 62). I was very proud of myself. I think he would have come close to lapping me twice (LOL).

@Vivungisport

9 ай бұрын

9:55 is good even today. How many percent of the population will ever touch that? I aim to run a sub 3 km next year. And will try to stabilize that time, ,,hopefully for decades.😊

@theodoredemarest4904

9 ай бұрын

Bill….. 9:55 is a fine time. It is fast! When you can appreciate the talent and dedication it takes to run that….. it makes sub 8 minutes mind blowing! I can only dream….

@starryypop

7 ай бұрын

9:55 is blazing fast, that would get you first in our middle school XC meets by about a minute and a half. Right now I can only manage an 11:48 😂 Although that was a split time in our high school races, I could probably manage sub 11:30 if I went all out

@DannyHodgesrunning247

5 ай бұрын

Teach me your ways please

@Hunkonly6678

4 ай бұрын

My fastest 2 mile was like 11:08 as junior in high school

Great pacemaker

Wow! Well done mate!!

Thank u been looking for some time to find it

I took 100m splits of his last lap: 14.1 13.8 13.7 13.9 ~55.6 After SEVEN laps of sub-60 pace he did that.

@starryypop

7 ай бұрын

That's about as fast as I sprint😂 Maybe a few milliseconds slower, but not too much slower, since I sprint 13.4-13.5

Excellent commentary.

@TheRunningShoeGuru

11 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Awesome race and runner. This is very unbelievable hard to run under 8 minute for any two mile ran.

Absolutely fantastic run

I guess Komen still the only man running 2 consecutive sub 4 miles since Jakob passed 1 Mi at 4:00.3 but oh boy He ran sub 3:55 second mile.

@Vivungisport

9 ай бұрын

3:54

2x average of 3:57 is insane

Wow what an amazing run

UNBELIEVABLE RUN

he ran 7.24 flat on the 3k without the big push he did on the last 200m of the 3 mile. Worldrecord is 7.20.67. He would be able to beat that official record too if he wants!!

@JudsonMatt88

11 ай бұрын

Definitely. :) I hope he might try for the 5000m world record as well. For sure he'll smash his 12:48 Pb.

@atedejong5620

11 ай бұрын

@@JudsonMatt88 yup!

Simply incredible

I’ve ran with Chelimo when he was a guest speaker for the Air Force Marathon!! Great guy!!

Reminds me of Sebastian Coe, makes it looks so easy.

He slowed down at the end too... crazy

@quebecome

11 ай бұрын

He should have dashed it maybe reducing by a split second.

Congrats

And he slowed down at the end, just crazy

Great performance and Great athlete without question ! And thank you for the carbon nike shoes that he has and helped him à lotttttttttttttt !

It's very late here and with very small eyes after busy 48 hours with zero sleep. So maybe it's between the lines but too tired to do research - so could the caption be changed so it includes the VENUE? Where are we? Edit: Sorry, I AM tired. Just read Diamond League 2023 PARIS on the banners. To me the record is insane. Haven't followed 2 miles elite men since Haile Gebresselassie was close hitting the 8 min mark. Time flies. Congrats to Ingebretsen, what an effort.

I know it's twice the distance, but it gives perspective as it's roughly the same pace as Roger Bannister's 4 minute mile ~70 years ago.

@zbigniewczaykowski514

11 ай бұрын

Its a hell of a lot faster , Roger was barely under 4 minutes. At 7.54 for 2 miles that's 3.57 which is a lot faster.

@starryypop

7 ай бұрын

​@@zbigniewczaykowski514That's an average pace. Which is still ridiculously fast, although his fastest mile split was 3:53 on the 2nd mile.

Many people don't realize how incredible fast this is. It's 14.7seconds per 100m, which 99.999% of regular people can't do sprinting at their maximum. Just think about that, you cannot keep the pace with these guys running flat out not even for 100m. Incredible!

@gary1961

11 ай бұрын

So he has run 32 x 14.7 seconds 100 metres one after another, non stop. He is super human.

@CSSB72

11 ай бұрын

Hisham is running 14.1 for 100m in WR 1500m.

@monali6904

11 ай бұрын

Then i ask myself what is his 100m Sprint time? I mean he probably can go faster.

@giacomo5626

11 ай бұрын

Percentage looks a bit off

@thijsbeentjes4008

11 ай бұрын

That 99.999% isn't right. I'm slower in a sprint than many people I know who don't even do athletics and I can run under 14s.

I have a love hate feeling for this young. Love his progress but hate when he wins. Congratulations on your victory and record. Well done.

Jakob is so consistent, i can see many more world records being broken, it is great watching him run, its a pity mcsweyn is not further up, he hasnt been the same since the heart issue.

Fantastic!

This has to be science fiction, right? Stunning.

Magnificent, I love this little fellow, I can't see anyone getting near him inthe Olympic 5000m final if he does it which i am sure he will massive congratulations to the mighty Jakpb Ingebrigtsen.

@rayfreeth5156

10 ай бұрын

He is 6' 2" not little

@thesanddancerwarrior3503

10 ай бұрын

The comment was meant to be ironic, regardless of what you think, that is your opinion kindly keep them to yourself thank you very much.

That lead was just ridiculous!

This is amazing to have four world record broken in just a single athletic meeting! Kindly upload all the full races for all the world records especially the women 5000m race

@TheRunningShoeGuru

11 ай бұрын

It was an amazing night of athletics!!

Amazing

Average lap time comparison between 3k WR. 3000m: 58,75s (Daniel Komen 1996, 7:20.67 - 7,5 laps) Two miles: 58,92s (7:54.10 - 8.047 laps). Would be 7:21.90 3k at this pace

Munguti a top class pacing job in this race. Very important. As I recall, Komen ran much of his last mile alone, though I'm not sure how many laps.

Magnificent!

Corrida incrível! Seu estilo de correr é unico. Suas passadas são bem rentes ao chão dando suavidade e pouco impacto durante a corrida. Este jovem vai se tornar imbatível nas distâncias de 1.500 à 5.000 metros.

Erling Haaland, Karsten Warholm and Jakob Ingebrigtsen, I don’t know what they are feeding them on in Norway, But I want some!

Im speechless 🙊 that man must be a God Blessed Human Being 🙏 🎉❤, what a performance 👏 🙌 👌 🙏 ❤️

That's amazing

Thank you for posting this video, really enjoy watching the best do their thing. One request, though, if you are going to be posting more races, could you not have the race results in the title? Not everyone can watch these races as they happen (myself included), and KZread is where we get to see them.

@jamie.lennon1

11 ай бұрын

A world record deserves to get attention though. KZread isn't live tv. Uploaders can't be expected to cater to the minority of people that wanted to watch it live. I'm in that minority too btw. I knew about this record attempt beforehand but couldn't watch it live. The majority of people didn't know about it though. And they only found out through video titles like this. This video would have very little views if it didn't mention the world record.

@marcd1981

11 ай бұрын

@@jamie.lennon1 I guess we will agree to disagree, then. There are many videos I do not watch (Fights, Tennis and Track) because they gave all of the details in the title. One example of a fight I didn't watch because the title stated how one fighter was destroyed, when he was destroyed and how it ended (head kick). Everything was already stated, so I didn't watch because I already knew how and when it ended. On the other hand, if, for example, a video has a title of "Thomas Goes for the World Record", or "Watch Thomas and Paulino's Epic Race", I would be intrigued because there is a chance of a new record, or there is a really good battle, but I'll have to watch to see who won.

@jamie.lennon1

11 ай бұрын

@@marcd1981 Yeah we're quite different then. It doesn't spoil it for me at all knowing the end result. I wanted to see how the hell Jakob managed to run that fast! Yes live would have been more enjoyable but this is the next best thing. I wouldn't want the uploader to call the video "Jakob attempts the world record" because he didn't just attempt it, he smashed it. And people need to know this. It attracts more people to the sport of athletics. And Jakob gets the attention he deserves.

@marcd1981

11 ай бұрын

@@jamie.lennon1 Hey, Jamie, I understand what you're saying, an you could be right, it might get additional viewers. But for many that have followed the sport for years, but unfortunately don't get to see the events, it's still nice to be surprised.