The 100 Meter World Record Situation

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We're at a very interesting crossroads in the 100 meters, but how will the remainder of 2024 unfold?
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  • @richmuscle8316
    @richmuscle8316Ай бұрын

    Coleman is tripping! No one is even close to 9.80

  • @whydidyoutubeaddthis

    @whydidyoutubeaddthis

    Ай бұрын

    Lyles couldn't even run 9.9 with a huge illegal tailwind...

  • @GabePerez7050Real

    @GabePerez7050Real

    Ай бұрын

    USAAAAAASAAAIN BILT USAIN BOLT -if it was said by Wakenden leader T’Challa

  • @artdogg50

    @artdogg50

    Ай бұрын

    That should change as we get closer to the Olympic trials. I get what you're saying as it relates to right now though.

  • @ExileRadio

    @ExileRadio

    Ай бұрын

    @@whydidyoutubeaddthis Lyles was aching badly from an earlier workout during that race (check his channel). Lyles definitely has a sub 9.9 in him over the coming months.

  • @mattsavage9960

    @mattsavage9960

    Ай бұрын

    Coleman has nearly always folded like a deck chair when it really comes to the important races though. I wouldn't be surprised if he doesn't even make the Olympics given how strong Americans are in the track and field

  • @k.o6157
    @k.o6157Ай бұрын

    When Coleman said there us a lot of guy who can run 9.58s Big Fred widen his eyes in shock...😂😂

  • @TheoOJamaloO1

    @TheoOJamaloO1

    Ай бұрын

    Fred said himself that he will break the world record lol

  • @jaymanley1706
    @jaymanley1706Ай бұрын

    We can’t forget these guys are about 14 weeks out from the Olympic Games. They’re probably all racing on heavy legs. It would he foolish not to be.

  • @bruhblocks2218

    @bruhblocks2218

    Ай бұрын

    FR

  • @tombutcher3021

    @tombutcher3021

    Ай бұрын

    and the fact drug testing was terrible in Jamaica and several of the top all time were done fro drugs.

  • @THEONETHATDOESALL

    @THEONETHATDOESALL

    Ай бұрын

    @@tombutcher3021 y'all say that all the time without proof

  • @LeonEdwardsFitnessOfficial

    @LeonEdwardsFitnessOfficial

    Ай бұрын

    Why would they want to be on heavy legs

  • @Elliottklassen

    @Elliottklassen

    Ай бұрын

    @@LeonEdwardsFitnessOfficialThis early in the year the athletes are training hard, which leaves them with tired legs for races. Later in the year they will peak for the Olympics and have a lighter, faster workload.

  • @KingWelshy
    @KingWelshyАй бұрын

    "Not that far off" is a 9.75 in Coleman terms because Bolt put down a Flo Jo marker down that's unbreakable. That start Bolt made was his greatest ever, so to match that with his top speed, height, stride and cadence, then I don't see that record going. Extra special time befitting of the last name that possesses it, BOLT ⚡!!!

  • @Gr8Incarnate
    @Gr8IncarnateАй бұрын

    Yeah, when I saw the interview of Coleman saying some of today's sprinters are "not that far off" (from 9.58) I figured he must be on drugs.

  • @saturn7835

    @saturn7835

    Ай бұрын

    But not the performance enhancing type

  • @Wonderkid44

    @Wonderkid44

    Ай бұрын

    @@saturn7835that boy is smoking crack

  • @therealest297

    @therealest297

    Ай бұрын

    ^ probably needs some of both for him to beat 9.58.

  • @ccbgaming6994

    @ccbgaming6994

    Ай бұрын

    Lmao

  • @Wonderkid44

    @Wonderkid44

    Ай бұрын

    @@therealest297 he can only break the WR in his sleep, they could allow him to take any drug known to man and he cant beat 9.7

  • @TheKidsGotTime-dq6rz
    @TheKidsGotTime-dq6rzАй бұрын

    I think the athletes may finally be burnt out after having 2021 Tokyo Olympics, 2022 Oregon World Championships, and 2023 Budapest World Championships back to back. Historically, the season immediately following an Olympic or World Championship season tends to be slower. Training the year of a major championship is intense and takes a disproportionate tole on the body compared to non-championship seasons. Even Athing Mu talked about how she needed a break last season and questioned whether or not she would try to defend her 800m title. Seeing so many Championships back to back is unprecedented and I think its possible we may be finally seeing the results of that. However, it's still early in this Olympic season, and I'm sure coaches are pacing their athletes for the long haul, especially considering the long previous 3 years they've had. They probably want to ease them into Olympic trial and finals form.

  • @Ineddiblehulk

    @Ineddiblehulk

    Ай бұрын

    Yeah it’s been crazy - swimming even had ANOTHER world championships earlier THIS year

  • @veltaz9961
    @veltaz9961Ай бұрын

    I've checked and bolt ran sub around 9.75-9.80 2-3 times before his best times in 2008/2009/2012 For reference, he ran 9.72 in june for his 9.58 world record. So yeah, if you want to get close to bolt record, you need to run sub 9.75 in the middle of season, which is already faster than anyone today at his peak People often forgot that bolt 9.58 is not a lucky shot, he also ran 9.69/9.63, and 10+ times below 9.80 If you can't sub 9.70 you are not even in the world record discussion, a world record is something you build, nobody can come out of nowhere and break it

  • @NikoSaario
    @NikoSaarioАй бұрын

    Doping control has been getting better, might take few years to get back 9,7 etc times

  • @forrestgump3909
    @forrestgump3909Ай бұрын

    I'm predicting no one even goes under 9.8 this season. If so, it'll probably be only one or two, at 9.78 or 9.79, and probably an up-and-coming sprinter like Tebogo. I'll eat my words if I'm wrong.

  • @alansamuel2454

    @alansamuel2454

    Ай бұрын

    You won't have to, there will be max around 3 to break 9.8. I don't even expect more than one doing it to be frankly honest with you. It won't be Tebogo though, he's insanely good but he won't do a sub 9.8 this year or I will eat my words lol. He's in shape for sure, but he won't even try enough to get it. He will focus on the 200 and the relays.

  • @malligrub
    @malligrubАй бұрын

    The 9.58 might as well be a parallel universe for this generation. Bolt basically ran that fast 3 times back to back at the majors

  • @AllInTheGame01
    @AllInTheGame01Ай бұрын

    Perfectly happy if today's top guys can simply get back to running close to their 9.76 PBs against each other at some DLs/Trials/Global Champs. Don't need sub 9.7s to be entertained cos off the top of my head, with the exception of Bolt, I believe everyone else who's run sub 9.76s has served some sort of ban from a few months to a few yrs, don't want to go back to those days!

  • @josam4545

    @josam4545

    Ай бұрын

    Yohan Blake?

  • @AllInTheGame01

    @AllInTheGame01

    Ай бұрын

    @@josam4545 34yrs old, has run sub 9.90s once in the last 12yrs with the vast majority of his times in the 9.90 - 10.01 range during that time. Has a 10.43 (-0.6) SB after 3 races in '24.

  • @josam4545

    @josam4545

    Ай бұрын

    @@AllInTheGame01 referring to serving a ban

  • @martinn4031

    @martinn4031

    Ай бұрын

    @@josam4545 Didn't he serve a 3 mth ban in 09 for taking stimulants?

  • @martinn4031

    @martinn4031

    Ай бұрын

    This is what I think it is too.

  • @defnotconar
    @defnotconarАй бұрын

    Love all the videos keeping us informed about track. Always happy when another TRP video comes out!

  • @GregOwens-vh4se
    @GregOwens-vh4seАй бұрын

    I understand where you are coming wanting to see faster time. As a "non-diehard", im not expecting anything fast until Olympic trials. I predict no one under 9.84 in Paris

  • @Ineddiblehulk
    @IneddiblehulkАй бұрын

    There’s confidence and there’s wilful delusion

  • @Kagiso2023
    @Kagiso2023Ай бұрын

    Only Tebogo Letsile is allowed to have this dream

  • @matthewschweiger3301
    @matthewschweiger3301Ай бұрын

    It's a Paris year...and thats normally a very slow year. Go back to 2003, during the WC in Paris, no one run under 10 seconds. It was the slowest winning time since 1983....

  • @Elliottklassen

    @Elliottklassen

    Ай бұрын

    Why would it being held in Paris mean anything for all the times run during the season prior to Paris? Besides, we don’t even know anything about this year yet, it’s still April.

  • @joco8700

    @joco8700

    Ай бұрын

    @@Elliottklassenbecause French eats snails. Coincidence?

  • @AttractionPB2
    @AttractionPB2Ай бұрын

    When *Noah Lyles said that he’s going to run 9.41 and break Usain Bolt’s 100m WR in his career in his multiple interviews* , the whole track and field world completely supports him and cheering him on if he breaks the 100m WR. But when *Christian Coleman said that Bolt’s 100m WR is not unattainable* in only 1 interview, TRP and the rest of the whole track and field world completely dragging him down, constantly making fun of him, constantly roasting him and crucifying him greatly on social media. Lol.

  • @Christian-se5si

    @Christian-se5si

    Ай бұрын

    TRP and everyone else glazes noah lyles like crazy. I like him but damn everyone gotta stop milking him like damn

  • @Skyfalcon12345

    @Skyfalcon12345

    Ай бұрын

    Yeah. Noah Lyles hasn't even come close to his own PBs for the last little while. Dude keeps putting up mad numbers going under 19.5 constantly in the 200, but I think he needs to stop acting like he's even close to pushing Bolt-level speed. Until he gets a top 5 time in the 100, I'm going to just sit back and wait.

  • @carlosrocobenavides2043

    @carlosrocobenavides2043

    Ай бұрын

    One thing is to say that you'll do it in your career (you have plenty of time to improve), but something completely different is to say that today there are athletes that can achieve that. That's not true!

  • @lol-gb5vt

    @lol-gb5vt

    Ай бұрын

    he said 9.65 once idk where the whole him breaking the record comes from but wtv I'd like someone to tell me another time

  • @TheHuskyK9

    @TheHuskyK9

    Ай бұрын

    "the whole track and field world" yet I've seen ZERO people actually believe that he can do it, and instead I saw plenty of Bolt fans laughing

  • @AmbassadorAusar
    @AmbassadorAusarАй бұрын

    Respect to Christian Coleman but no one is breaking the G.O.A.T. Usain Bolt's record of 9.58. Not happening probably in my lifetime. No one currently in Track and Field is even in the ballpark. Forget about it.

  • @samueltullis806

    @samueltullis806

    Ай бұрын

    It's hard to say if the current group of Professional Sprinters Train like Usain Bolt, Tyson Gay, Maurice Green, Asafa Powell did while competing? Maybe some of today's Sprinters should look at Video footage of the former Champions?

  • @username.exenotfound2943

    @username.exenotfound2943

    Ай бұрын

    as good as his 9.58 is its the lesser equivalent of michael johnsons "unbeatable" 200m record yet in just 12 years someone beat it then again the next year

  • @kandiekane.

    @kandiekane.

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@username.exenotfound2943 And Bolts records are unbroken now 15 years. So your dumb point is. 😂😂😂

  • @username.exenotfound2943

    @username.exenotfound2943

    Ай бұрын

    @@kandiekane. im saying that its easily within most peoples lifespans doesnt matter how good as proven by michael johnson

  • @kandiekane.

    @kandiekane.

    Ай бұрын

    @@username.exenotfound2943 Then, you should have said that, instead of calling the current WR lesser, and an old, irrelevant, beaten record unbeatable. Put some respect on the GOATs 3 WRs.

  • @mortimeredwards8796
    @mortimeredwards8796Ай бұрын

    Coleman must be smoking that thing!Firstly his legs are too short and 41 strides are needed .He’s making about 46 strides.

  • @gb6591
    @gb6591Ай бұрын

    An sprinter can be faster and compete for long time but 9:58 seconds it’s something that you have to be born with, it’s no even an specified training to achieve it! It’s a world record for a reason! You can authorize them to use substances and I guarantee you, the vast majority will not get closer.

  • @Elliottklassen
    @ElliottklassenАй бұрын

    It’s still April. It’s not new for professionals to run slow at this time of year. The likes of Usain Bolt, Asafa Powell, Tyson Gay, and Carl Lewis never once ran a wind-legal sub 10 100m race this early in the year (before May). It is WAY too early to hit the panic button on this event for the pros. 9.58 will probably remain untouched for some time yet, but the professional 100m circuit is not broken, it just hasn’t truly begun yet.

  • @hai-duynguyen8429
    @hai-duynguyen8429Ай бұрын

    Bolt really set the bar high man. But younger generations are quick to make bold statements. Honestly, the only competition where some athletes can maybe back up such claims are those running in the 200m

  • @kuramobay2445
    @kuramobay2445Ай бұрын

    It's too early to say the top sprint athletes are not in their best form. It's going to be a long season and star athletes are focused on Paris. Obviously they are still in heavy training and using these diamond league races as training runs.

  • @markphilpottultra

    @markphilpottultra

    Ай бұрын

    Its just 12 weeks away until the 100m final in Paris, I don't buy into the long season thing at all. Bolt used to run from early April through Brussels Diamond League, thats a long season.

  • @Aubrella11

    @Aubrella11

    Ай бұрын

    For sure but he makes a good point in that in both 2021 and 2022, the top three finishers were in the top ten times by this time of year. Olympics are only 3 months away. Really not that far off if you think about it since tomorrow is May

  • @kuramobay2445

    @kuramobay2445

    Ай бұрын

    @@Aubrella11 Americans are in love with statistics, it's a national hobby. The elite Jamaican sprinters have not yet appeared in the diamond league, so how do we rate their performances? Exactly, it doesn't compute because there's no data. Statistical analysis may work in certain team sports because they are in a league, but track and field is not organised in similar style.

  • @k.alex.4885
    @k.alex.4885Ай бұрын

    The unknown sprinters are running faster times than the professionals. It'd take another 50 yrs before Bolt's is even matched.

  • @Luis110
    @Luis110Ай бұрын

    did wada increase the frequency of their testing 😅

  • @gtrdoc911
    @gtrdoc911Ай бұрын

    One possibility is the testing methods are better and more stringent thus the athletes are cleaner.

  • @matheusmantovani993
    @matheusmantovani993Ай бұрын

    Guys are having a hard time to run in the 9.9s and they say they are going to break Bolt record? Not gonna happen anytime soon.

  • @ifbbprosjt
    @ifbbprosjtАй бұрын

    When Bolt got his first world record, he cruised over the line, you could see he had a lot more left as he took his foot off the gas way before the end, so you could see there was a chance of him breaking the record again! With hardly anyone breaking 10s this season in the early stages, I doubt very much it will be broken soon.

  • @lisamcdaniel4849
    @lisamcdaniel4849Ай бұрын

    Everyone is rushing .They are just getting out on the track. Week 3 in May..then you will begin to see who is who for this outdoor season. Week 2 in June it's on..Keep watching

  • @andrewsimon6787
    @andrewsimon6787Ай бұрын

    Bruh the theme song of Total Running productions gets me so hype and ready to go workout!

  • @justinstephenson9360
    @justinstephenson9360Ай бұрын

    9.58 is so far ahead of the current 100m runners it might as well be in a different universe. There have only been 7 times that are within 0.15 secs of the WR ever, Bolt has 3 of those, and none of those times have been run in the last 10 years. To put the current 100m runners into context only 3 have ever got within 0.2 secs of the WR. There is no chance of the WR being under threat until we have runners who can do what Bolt did and run under 9.8 regularly (I think Bolt did so more than 10x) as did the previous WR holder Asafa Powell

  • @DarenMears

    @DarenMears

    Ай бұрын

    They have to be able to jog a 9.90 bolt did that alot.

  • @lastgiddon

    @lastgiddon

    Ай бұрын

    8 times = Bolt has 4, Gay has 2, Powell and Blake 1 each.

  • @kittycloudz813
    @kittycloudz813Ай бұрын

    Bolt could probably get in shape and take gold..imo

  • @ExileRadio
    @ExileRadioАй бұрын

    No one is beating 9.58 for a long time in my opinion. 19.19 is much more vulnerable with Noah Lyles and the upcoming youngsters Knighton and Tebogo.

  • @ricardokerr325
    @ricardokerr325Ай бұрын

    Goat moment Indeed bolt is a different animal these athlete run with their mouth until someone run 9.63 I can say yes their close unless something is up their sleeve

  • @danejohnson8430
    @danejohnson8430Ай бұрын

    The legal time of the mens 100 in Paris 2024 will be slow compared to London 2012 which was the best I ever saw. I doubt the winning time will reach 9.85. Only a dream could even be close to Bolts record. At least the women are putting the medal down!

  • @dailymotivation245
    @dailymotivation245Ай бұрын

    We were used to seeing 9.7 these guys are slow and I think we have hit the peek in sprinting... thanks for saying it.

  • @kaborimaish

    @kaborimaish

    Ай бұрын

    exactly ..you are saying what many people today refuse to accept. its going to take another lifetime before we have another era like the one before. and am almost sure Bolt's record is not falling in our lifetime

  • @TomHenksYT
    @TomHenksYTАй бұрын

    Multiple guys who are "not that far off"? When was the last time anyone got within 0.1s of Bolt's world record? Oh right... never. And the closest anyone who's currently competing at the top level ever got is Coleman himself and Kerley at 9.76. That's really fast, after all they are tied for 6th place all time, but that time is still 0.18s behind Bolt's WR. In the 100m dash, that's a massive gap.

  • @Chimonya
    @ChimonyaАй бұрын

    It's an Olympic year, the season is 2 months longer than normal. Those guys are prolly still heavily lifting weights. I get the argument ppl are further from 9.58 than said but there's still some 9.7s possible this year.

  • @TaughtByTech

    @TaughtByTech

    Ай бұрын

    we definitely will see 9.7s.

  • @tonys4039
    @tonys4039Ай бұрын

    Looks like there was a lot more off season testing....

  • @rayflaherty3441
    @rayflaherty3441Ай бұрын

    Coleman shouldn't even be allowed to compete imo. But his statement doesn't bother me. What bothers me is the really bad sprinting results this year, and the fact that the top Jamaicans aren't even competing yet.

  • @vuyonkosi209
    @vuyonkosi209Ай бұрын

    Letsile Tebogo is getting Gold at the Olympics‼‼

  • @Armadillo312
    @Armadillo312Ай бұрын

    Coleman just trying to build some hype for the Olympics. No point dwelling too much on it.

  • @teganmckechnie3574
    @teganmckechnie3574Ай бұрын

    You gotta show more love to Canadian sprinters too we got a few guys running 10.0’s and pretty sure duan assemota ran a 9.98 recently

  • @trdja
    @trdjaАй бұрын

    Coleman is smoking something.... LOL

  • @Agent007202
    @Agent007202Ай бұрын

    At this time, I don't see anyone running quicker than a 10.80 for this 2024 olympics.

  • @Luca_._

    @Luca_._

    Ай бұрын

    nah the winner will go like 9.82

  • @OfentseMwaseFilms
    @OfentseMwaseFilmsАй бұрын

    9.58 is impossible. Bolt was crack that day. It’ll stand for decades

  • @ryabrow2189

    @ryabrow2189

    Ай бұрын

    I would say it will last for at least a century 😅

  • @razzalee305

    @razzalee305

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@ryabrow2189the world as we hnow it doesent have a century left.

  • @sanki7087
    @sanki7087Ай бұрын

    The 100 meter WR is going no where for a good couple of decades, untill a guy like Kelvin Kiptum came in the marathon comes to the sprinting world

  • @pictureofmyjunk2279
    @pictureofmyjunk2279Ай бұрын

    Catching Bolt or Flo Jo 🤣🤣🤣

  • @duncanharvey2209
    @duncanharvey2209Ай бұрын

    Its a good case study in how ignorant people saying ignorant things on social media actually start to impact self perception. Ten years ago, any sprinter in their mid to late twenties talking about cutting times by tenths of a second would be deemed certifiable. There is literally no-one alive today over the age of 15 who will get anywhere near 9.58. and i don't see anyone getting near 9.70 either.

  • @Pingpongeditz1215
    @Pingpongeditz1215Ай бұрын

    If Lyles can master his start then he will do great things

  • @Wonderkid44

    @Wonderkid44

    Ай бұрын

    He’s mastered it, hes as fast as he will get. Hes done

  • @saturn7835

    @saturn7835

    Ай бұрын

    Bolt never mastered his start and he did great things

  • @ccbgaming6994

    @ccbgaming6994

    Ай бұрын

    @saturn7835 Depends what you mean by start cause he has the second fastest opening 60m ever

  • @saturn7835

    @saturn7835

    Ай бұрын

    @@ccbgaming6994 but look at his 30m splits he’s not even top 10 for that

  • @Yes_I_c4n

    @Yes_I_c4n

    Ай бұрын

    ​​​​@@saturn7835Bolt split 3.78s and 3.79s a few times. Is that slow/bad? Lol. 3.78s is super, super elite. Are you really comparing that to Lyles' 3.88s? Only super fast starters have gone sub 3.78s, so saying Bolt was a poor starter is being delusional. I think Colema's fastest 30m split is 3.76s or 3.77s, so just think about it.

  • @jakeboat7691
    @jakeboat7691Ай бұрын

    9.58 will be around in the next few years mark my words, a prime usain bolt vs coleman, lyles, kerly come on man over 100m

  • @Leonidas-eu9bb
    @Leonidas-eu9bbАй бұрын

    I personally would like to see a sub 10 more rarely like it was in the 80s and 90s. A sub 10s performance was a real highlight!

  • @slamdon2002
    @slamdon2002Ай бұрын

    Oblique Seville has a surprised.

  • @johnmcdermott2551
    @johnmcdermott2551Ай бұрын

    It's still hard to believe that a 6'5" man could run the curve in the 200m for a WR. It must be difficult to find blocks to accommodate an inseam of

  • @Nathaniel676
    @Nathaniel676Ай бұрын

    put some respect on bolt name

  • @leroirobinson-grant5885
    @leroirobinson-grant5885Ай бұрын

    They are still in training mode so to expect championship times is silly. You can see a lot are still working on form, last 10-20m, relaxing, etc. Even when I was in highschool our coach gave us aspects to work on so they can be perfect for regionals and state championships. Invitationals are great, but championships are the ones that matter. Ask Asafa Powell, Justin Gatlin, Tyson Gay, Grant Holliday, and I could go on.

  • @blaze1148
    @blaze1148Ай бұрын

    Lyles is not a 100m runner and he is one of the favorites for the Olympics....that says everything.

  • @fatbelly27
    @fatbelly27Ай бұрын

    Season hasn't really started yet. Expect some 9.8s in June

  • @rumble9330
    @rumble9330Ай бұрын

    Now here me out, are they possibly cracking down on doping? This is probably a really dumb theory but its just one of those things you have to wonder.

  • @markphilpottultra

    @markphilpottultra

    Ай бұрын

    Its not dumb at all. In fact first thing that came to my mind. WADA has told them all they have a new test for EPO and they are all running scared right now. Maybe we are seeing the 100m where it actually should be..........

  • @atmane3949
    @atmane3949Ай бұрын

    You have to be really great to run in the 9.7s not to talk of 9.58. Its untouchable.

  • @Exalt3863
    @Exalt3863Ай бұрын

    4:43, noticed how you said fastest speed in legal conditions, was it THE fastest speed a human is reached in recorded history or as anyone gone faster in non legal conditions like for wind.

  • @goddamnadam623
    @goddamnadam623Ай бұрын

    Coleman out of all people needs to stop it. His last 40m in all of his races is like he’s at a standstill and everyone gaining or passing him.

  • @michaelagyepong1539
    @michaelagyepong1539Ай бұрын

    Yooo Ghana to the world ❤❤🇬🇭🇬🇭❤️❤️

  • @kennblair9358
    @kennblair9358Ай бұрын

    I am not sure of the year, but didn't the false start rule change to just one and done. That might hold the runners back just a touch.

  • @victoroe454
    @victoroe454Ай бұрын

    It looks like they are being pushed by sponsors to say those things

  • @henrybenjaminstoneking238
    @henrybenjaminstoneking238Ай бұрын

    If we look at the real history of the mens 100 meters, we see that 10 flat is actually fast Carl Lewis, Ben Johnson, Donovon Bailey and all the past sprinters would typically race in the area of 10 flat then the modern day came, and all of a sudden the times dropped to low 9.8 and less (Tyson Gay, Greene Gatlin et al) Then Bolt came and dropped his own times down out of nowhere to 9.6 or so The talent today is pretty mediocre as far as the main guys Coleman, Lyles, are not pretty runners nor are they powerful but they have run as fast as the WR holders from the recent past, which shows you that there are faster tracks today Lyles is almost as fast as Bolt in the 200 meters which is strange too Then we have high school runners running 9.93 and being under 10 flat is fairly common which is strange at the same time, the best in the world cannot break 10 by much so it makes no sense But overall, the WR would have to come from somebody totally new, it aint happening from this crop we have now

  • @Prodigalzson
    @ProdigalzsonАй бұрын

    ... maybe he misunderstood the question. That's all I got.

  • @isaiahburish8311
    @isaiahburish8311Ай бұрын

    200 will be the best Olympic race. 100 to Marathon are all going to be awesome.

  • @KonstantinosSkazas
    @KonstantinosSkazasАй бұрын

    Look people could argue with me, but I see the rising star Tebogo doing things people will not except.

  • @malvinelpinnoy
    @malvinelpinnoyАй бұрын

    Olympics this year are going to be insane. The lineup is kinda impressive, just not as record breaking as Coleman suggests though 😅

  • @SanMathisto
    @SanMathistoАй бұрын

    I think the 100 meter record from Usain Bolt is not going to be broken this year

  • @Luca_._
    @Luca_._Ай бұрын

    I know this video is not about this but cheers to Kyre King he is so solid with his 10.0 and 20 lows and confirmed his speed though last 2-3 years. I think he got something for Paris! 🧐

  • @BuckarooBanzai333
    @BuckarooBanzai333Ай бұрын

    Maybe it comes down to not having a GOAT to chase. Mentality is huge, you see it in all sports. You compete harder against harder oppenents. EDIT: Only having to to hit 10secs to win, there isn't a reason to push further. The next GOAT might only be being born now. Only then the record could be challenged

  • @kingpindbessmusic7516
    @kingpindbessmusic7516Ай бұрын

    9:58 100 m world record will not be broken for at least another decade.

  • @Wanbon1
    @Wanbon1Ай бұрын

    Looked to me he started to slack off at the end, scary..

  • @kudzaimakova8896
    @kudzaimakova8896Ай бұрын

    The 100m final in Tokyo can be won in 9.80 - 9.85... If Bolt came back and could get into 9.70s form he could "easily" win in Paris in 9.79... Don't see anyone cracking 9.80 this season... Heck 9.90 could actually medal in Paris!!!!

  • @kudzaimakova8896

    @kudzaimakova8896

    Ай бұрын

    In Paris****

  • @Elliottklassen

    @Elliottklassen

    Ай бұрын

    It wouldn’t be weird at all for 9.90 to medal at any point in the past. The only time ever that 9.90 wasn’t at least very close to medalling was in 2012. People also said in 2021 that they couldn’t see anyone running under 9.90, but then people came out of the woodworks: we had two athletes run 9.7 that year, as well as many others running 9.8, even at the Olympics.

  • @Haseeb2Forever
    @Haseeb2ForeverАй бұрын

    He's just talking... Don't take that too seriously. He's just a young guy with a huge ego.

  • @JackMott
    @JackMottАй бұрын

    Doping controls are probably currently ahead of doping cheats, which is why times are slower right now.

  • @JeremiahLauzon
    @JeremiahLauzonАй бұрын

    Judging people’s current times (still somewhat mid/early season) to the world record is crazy. You think a track channel would know better. Now I don’t think people will break the record anytime soon, but Noah has been saying he was going to break the record for years and we didn’t get a TRP video shitting on him. Most of the guys at that level think they can break the record, are you going to make a video about every single one of them? Kerley has said he could, Lyle’s like I mentioned, Omanyala, now Coleman. That’s just off the top of my head.

  • @AttractionPB2

    @AttractionPB2

    Ай бұрын

    You should look at my comment on this video. I said something like this: When Noah Lyles said that he’s going to break Usain Bolt’s 100m WR in his career on his multiple interviews, the whole a lot of track and field fans supports him and cheering him on. When Christian Coleman said that Bolt’s 100m WR is not unattainable (which is also obviously cap) in *only 1* interview, TRP and the rest of the whole track and field world constantly dragging him down, making fun of him, tear him down on social media.

  • @Zepheray
    @ZepherayАй бұрын

    So much disrespect to Bolt's record.

  • @username.exenotfound2943
    @username.exenotfound2943Ай бұрын

    tbh i dont think theres anyone until 2030 at minimum(unless an anomoly comes screaming around the corner) that will get a 9.74 time

  • @Geig3r
    @Geig3rАй бұрын

    i wish your titles were less click baity. The rest is spot on.

  • @xrstealthy4398
    @xrstealthy4398Ай бұрын

    you should talk about asther jones from roosevelt portland oregon she is in hs and runs a 10.96

  • @lwyatt6264
    @lwyatt6264Ай бұрын

    I wonder if Coleman was referring to himself because he is not going to get anywhere near close to 9.6 I dont even know if he will ever break 9.8 again. Only two people to who can even compete with Bolt's speed is noah lyles and probably letsile tebogo.

  • @johnmcdermott2551
    @johnmcdermott2551Ай бұрын

    The only way to break those records would be by a frame of 6'6" plus, because you can only do so much with the start. If you are under .2 seconds it's still considered a false start. There was a sprinter who's reaction time was consistently better than .10 and was disqualified everytime. Common sense tells us that a good big man beats a good little man. Even a great little man finds it difficult. Look at Allen Iverson, so many injures.

  • @chinwachukwu
    @chinwachukwuАй бұрын

    I think he meant personal bests when Coleman said that and by the way Coleman beat Bolt twice in one single year

  • @alexklotz3980
    @alexklotz398023 күн бұрын

    How's the doping situation now compared to 2009?

  • @thenazgul9028
    @thenazgul9028Ай бұрын

    the sad violin music 🤣

  • @AndyLarge
    @AndyLargeАй бұрын

    Did something change in the blood testing?

  • @jamescaricola6439
    @jamescaricola6439Ай бұрын

    Nope the 100 and 200 are still very safe from even a threat

  • @KonstantinosSkazas
    @KonstantinosSkazasАй бұрын

    for example coming close to bolts record

  • @tynibbs5759
    @tynibbs5759Ай бұрын

    I mean it's a 2003/2017 type of thing I predicted it would happen soon

  • @drb996
    @drb996Ай бұрын

    If Fred Kerley was to focus solely the 100M then maybe we could see a 9.7 ran consistently. Coleman is a 9.8 at best...since Bolt, Gatlin, Powell and Gay retired no sprinter has consistently put down a 9.7 across the season.

  • @y3_38
    @y3_38Ай бұрын

    With better shoes and everything today... they really need to train harder to get back on that level

  • @ParvezKhan-rm1ud
    @ParvezKhan-rm1udАй бұрын

    Missing Bolt, Gatlin, Gay, Blake, powell era...

  • @AlWwW1
    @AlWwW121 күн бұрын

    It's going to take another "different" runner like Bolt. All 100m athletes have the same build, both in Bolt's era and this era (except Bolt). It's going to take another ,likely very tall with a long stride like Bolt, runner that appears once every 50-100 years to even come close to Bolt, that 9:58 was one of his best starts ever and Bolt's peak speed can only be reached with his build. So unless PEDs get exponentially better than the ones that athletes currently take, we might become grandpas before we see anybody even compete with Bolt's record

  • @michaelnogas3536
    @michaelnogas3536Ай бұрын

    This doesn't concern me a ton; in 2008 no one had run sub-10 before May, in 2012 only 2 people had, in 2016 only 3 people had, 2021 an anomaly with 14 sub-10 performances before May. In 2024 only 2 people have. Peaking is typically between June to August (especially in olympic years). No need to get your knickers in a twist in April!

  • @alansamuel2454
    @alansamuel2454Ай бұрын

    Coleman is doping ....but the recreational kind lol. No one in their right mind would make such a statement. The best era was Bolt, Blake, Gay, Gatlin, Powell. There's no one now who would beat any of these guys at their prime in the 100.

  • @pukulu
    @pukuluАй бұрын

    The women's 200 meters has had some alarmingly slow times lately.

  • @danyeo

    @danyeo

    Ай бұрын

    They’re just getting warmed up. Season just started.

  • @75328041
    @75328041Ай бұрын

    W8W ^^ Very MAX Nice 🎉

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