All power in that last 40m. Super young too, hoping for the best during the Olympic season

This channel single-handedly got me into watching track 🤙🏼

@UnintendedConsequences

25 күн бұрын

Same. I hadn’t followed it in years - but beginning with the 21 Prefontaine Classic - TRP had me hooked. Been following closely since.

@stvp68

25 күн бұрын

This channel has certainly made it much easier for me to follow track and to learn the big names-especially the way he previews upcoming races, so I know to watch for them.

@jonnynice8366

25 күн бұрын

same

@michaelagyepong1539

25 күн бұрын

Me too bruv since 2021

@golammahbub1760

25 күн бұрын

❤​@@UnintendedConsequences

Hinchcliffe seems like the type to show up when things matter most. That's my concern for Maswanganyi and Oghenebrume, who both have run very fast, but haven't yet seemed to be able to run their fastest times when it actually matters. Hinchcliffe actually reminds me of De Grasse in college, beating the arguably faster but slower-on-the-day Bromell when it counted.

@kovy689

25 күн бұрын

They’re probably cycling off.

Give credit where credit is due: Carl Lewis is one of the best track coaches in the nation.

@vernonfrance2974

24 күн бұрын

@thechosen3136

24 күн бұрын

Yea not for long jump tho

@travisjazzbo3490

24 күн бұрын

I am not super familiar with Carl Lewis' coaching career. Has he had other impressive mentions other than Hinchcliffe in his career as a coach?

@totallyraw1313

24 күн бұрын

He gets his athletes fast by constantly reminding them to "put your feet down" 😂

@m.ltucker4314

24 күн бұрын

Former Olympian Kerron Clement coaches sprints and hurdles at Houston. A head coach is only as good as his assistants.

I think I heard the ESPN commentators say he's able to represent GB and may have a shot at getting on their 4x100 relay team. I'd love to see it

@Tims_Gym

25 күн бұрын

Yoooo sick!!

@jamiehill4143

24 күн бұрын

Given that he is British and has already represented GB, it would be a bit of a shock if he represented anyone else.

@halfmv

23 күн бұрын

Fastest Brit over the 100m atm moment so very likely he'll be at the olympics

I can't believe Hinchcliffe, an athlete from Sheffield, who went to a local university in the UK is making waves in the US. This result also places him as the fastest sprinter with Asian heritage this year. Can't wait to see if he can make it to the GB team...

@machtnichtsseimann

24 күн бұрын

OK, it's interesting, for anthropological nerdy types at least, his being English and Filipino, but "the fastest sprinter with Asian heritage this year"? That doesn't matter worth a lick in any competition. Time and speed don't care about ethnic make-up. And you could just as easily say he's among the fastest English sprinters. Let's enjoy Louie as the unique human being he is with a hearty Congrats on a most impressive victory! God bless him with health, prosperity, greater development.

@CreativeCache101

24 күн бұрын

@@machtnichtsseimann except speed does care about ethnic make-up as clearly certain genetics ,which can be tied to ethnicity, are better for sprinting.

@machtnichtsseimann

24 күн бұрын

@@CreativeCache101 - Building further on that: As to anthropology, psychology, genetics and physiology, it is fascinating, to your fair point. BUT, given anomalies, to my point, speed doesn't care. And for all we know, his ENGLISH genetics might be the greater source of his speed. ( See how abstract this can get, yet not matter as much as giving him his respect and support as a fellow human being. Or for England in the Olympics, perhaps? ;-) )

@congero113

13 күн бұрын

If you wanna talk genetics, it’s called hybrid vigor.

2:38 Louie Hinchcliffe, this guy peaked at the perfect time! Shout-out to the impeccable coaching by Carl Lewis!

@couldbeanyone8174

25 күн бұрын

Facts 💯

@vernonfrance2974

24 күн бұрын

Wow. Imagine having a legend like Carl Lewis as coach.

@vernonfrance2974

24 күн бұрын

@johngallagher3732

24 күн бұрын

A doping legend.

@charlesigberase6070

24 күн бұрын

@johngallagher3632. I doubt you've achieved any accolades in life! I see projection here!!!

@vernonfrance2974

24 күн бұрын

@@johngallagher3732 There is some dispute over this but it is possible. The tests for drugs that were not permitted used to be much less accurate.

@davismavis2834

23 күн бұрын

"Here. Take these steroids."

I was teammates with Hinchcliffe last year at WSU, this is insane

@totallyraw1313

24 күн бұрын

Is he a swell guy?

its worth noting that ashe walked away limping which could have been how he got passed but either way what a race

@jonnynice8366

25 күн бұрын

You can see him slowing down in the final 20m. Very unfortunate for him.

Well done to Louie - one of 3 Brits who's run 10.00 or faster this yr & should be looking to make GB's 4x1 at the very least. Nice guy but never understood the Shaun Maswanganyi hype & Favour Ashe is fast developing a reputation of not getting it done in Big Meet Finals! Would be worth it for Auburn to really invest in some good quarter-milers to really build out that sprint program so that they don't end up losing the Men's Title by 1 point again!

@alexalceres9381

25 күн бұрын

Auburn couldve won it if they placed higher in the 110 hurdle or 100 finals just one spot

@Visionary0001

25 күн бұрын

Maswangayi's PR is 9.91 with a legal wind. He simply chokes during big races, the same way Asafa Powell used to during every Olympic final.

@AllInTheGame01

25 күн бұрын

@@alexalceres9381 Won't put that on a Freshman in the 110mH, having a half decent 4x4 that could score at least 2 points would've been enough to win that title!

@Rayhan-fj7es

25 күн бұрын

I agree! Shaun is way overrated

@alexalceres9381

25 күн бұрын

@@AllInTheGame01 i agree but it was close

He has one Best 100m Coach in the World!!

@rorykoehler9018

25 күн бұрын

Who? Renowned doper Carl Lewis?

@kags4506

25 күн бұрын

@@rorykoehler9018 💀hes not wrong tho

@shawnlittle73

25 күн бұрын

@@rorykoehler9018 Who are you? Let’s dig into your past

@blaze1148

25 күн бұрын

@@shawnlittle73 Truth hurts eh...

@shawnlittle73

25 күн бұрын

@@blaze1148 Really?

Great stuff! Awesome video as per usual

Great prospect for British athletics

@nunyabizness9955

24 күн бұрын

British? I don't see anyone but Africans in the men's 100 meters.

Best track channel ever bro you’re awesome!!!

Unreal performance by Louie! He was leaning for the last twenty meters. Just pure will to win.

His coach Carl Lewis is one one my old school favourite sprinters 💯💪

@davismavis2834

23 күн бұрын

Dude won the olympic long jump 4 times. Thats stupid good

Let's goooo🎉🎉🎉

Hinchcliffe looked really strong in his qualifying heat and I wasn't surprised to see him win. Congrats.

Hinchliffe is a beast, he earned my respect. Congrats to you sir.

@FascinateNonExoticKeepers

24 күн бұрын

Congratulations to Hinchliffe for winning @JayUchiha17’s respect ✊

My dawg man

Good for this young man

When you said his coach was carl lewis. You could have led with that. Your need to watch everyoneon that team participating in the things he's coaching.

Great job to this young man. But we can't forget his coach, I'm sure he had something to do with this.👍🏼

@davismavis2834

23 күн бұрын

Steroid Lewis?

I’d really like to see more diversity in track.

Wow, any chance we could see the race from the start to the finish ONCE??

@C8Jake

23 күн бұрын

No no… don’t be ridiculous now! We wouldn’t know what to do without the video stopping 5 times mid race so he can talk or jump to a different spot in the race! Crazy talk!

I can hear them already..."if he only improves his form".

Thanks for this Fanfare for the Common Man Nostradamus. I have watched many KZreadrs telling viewers how to run. Some of the advice is harmful. Like the streak runners. I listened to them and tried streak running for four years. In the end I could not walk. I could run and them in the last week of the streak I could neither walk nor run. Carl Lewis is the best run advisor on You Tube. There is a guy from Holland who is close. But Lewis tells one all one needs to know in one video and what he says is good technique for any distance. Nostradamus thanks for highlighting Carl Lewis the best run advisor on KZread and in collage and pro running.

the typical guy at the startline you'd guess is gonna run 12.10 and then 🤯

I wouldn’t be surprised is no one was natural…

@charlesigberase6070

24 күн бұрын

@kovy689. Because you've never achieved anything in life without cheating! Same applies to all on this comment thread accusing Lewis of doping without prove!!!

@kovy689

24 күн бұрын

@@charlesigberase6070 Sounds like something a juicer would say… go on…

@charlesigberase6070

20 күн бұрын

@@kovy689 I'm a Physician who believe in evidence! You can look me up! Unlike you, my dp is my real name!!!

Hincliffe is a force to be reckoned with

*His legs are stacked, and his time jumps down crazily. Until proven different, im say he a beast!*

🇬🇧 stand up

Could you talk about the European Championships, Simon Ehammer for example jumped the world leading time, it I‘m right.

To the casual observer those tenths of seconds he shaved off in that short of a time span don’t seem like anything but he’s likely using Usain Bolt’s training regimen 😉…..but so is everyone else.

Go CooGs 🤘🏼

Wheelz!

Technically reminds me of Burrell. Makes me wonder how his hamstrings cope with that but hey, ran 9.95 so it works!

@totallyraw1313

24 күн бұрын

He has that forward lean, which places more emphasis on the quads, not the hamstrings

@duncanharvey2209

24 күн бұрын

@@totallyraw1313 He overstrides with yes trunk flexion and extends his knee early. This leads to massive force in the hamstrings. I didn't look at his posterior movement so he may also have excessive rear knee flexion as well. Either way it's a somewhat risky technique.

@totallyraw1313

24 күн бұрын

@duncanharvey2209 I wonder if he bullet proofed his hamstrings by training the Nordic hamstring curl?

@duncanharvey2209

22 күн бұрын

@@totallyraw1313 Yeah maybe. So much involved with that stuff. Burrell also never had issues so maybe they're onto something 😅

The power of Baki legs. sheesh

Not really the first race I would've covered. That 800 was definitely a bigger upset and that 400 hurdles was definitely a more impressive result

Beatrice Chebet

didn't even mention he is British and its a European lead this year and the fact its the first time a european has won the ncaa 100m title. poor

@nunyabizness9955

24 күн бұрын

Where were the Europeans buddy?

@veridicusmaximus6010

23 күн бұрын

@@nunyabizness9955 What do you mean - he is European - the one who won! Most Europeans don't compete in the NCAA and are competing in the Euro Champs right now!

This movie is essentially a rewrite and retelling of the 80s classic “Pretty in Pink”. The difference is that the story primarily focuses on the perspective of the best friend and not the love struck girl.

Good juice

Did you notice that he stumbled off the starting block too?

Go Coogs

TRP, you are right to point out how remarkably rapid Hinchliff's improvement has been. Even questionable. It certainly cannot be attributed to Lews' coaching since his other finalist, Shaun Maswanganye, finished a disappointing seventh which is his worst outcome in all his years of making the finals under Lew's tutelage.

@veganpotterthevegan

11 күн бұрын

You really don't know much about the sport at all do you? PEDs are the norm, but every good coach isn't a match for every athlete and then there's the variability of every athletes potential. On top of not knowing someone injury history, and how honest athletes are with their coach about the training loads they can handle. Then there's day to day life that can have a huge effect on someone's performance

He started hauling ass last 40m. If he is better in the 200m with that late push of speed, the 200m in the USA Olympics qualifier and then Paris; just went from the fastest race to even faster fastest race ever. 100, 200, and 4×1, 4×2 are looking good for USA.

@mepdep_

25 күн бұрын

He’s British

Great win. But the running for AU needs to be on the football team lol.

3:03 kind of like su bingtian

Were they though. Most fan to expectations, nothing more

And what were the placements of the other athletes?

guy went from no one to a stud; I give his doctor all the credit!

Matthew boling needs this guys juice 😂

Is Louie's name Hinchliffe or Hinchcliffe? I'm watching the meet and everyone is pronouncing his name HInch-cliff but it seems to be spelled Hinch-liff.

Very weird year for sprinting.

Did he trip on his start?

They're ALL "on"

@totallyraw1313

24 күн бұрын

Louie isn't. The juice shrinks the balls. Check out the size of Louie's package! It's probably why Carl.Lewis recruited him 😂

I'm looking forward to TRP coverage of men's 4x4. Those anchor splits were madness.

@crosslink1493

22 күн бұрын

Did you miss the Arkansas women's 4x400m performance? Be prepared to pick your jaw off the floor. 😵

Maurice green

I think he's on that juice

@Andrembramwell

25 күн бұрын

nah look how he runs compared to the other guys he has that forward lean which is producing power and pushing the track back and increasing his turn over. thats why hes running past these guys because they are running straight upright

@williamhouse8791

25 күн бұрын

You would. Scrub

@kags4506

25 күн бұрын

@@Andrembramwell thats how youre suppose to run?

@kags4506

25 күн бұрын

how do you know?

@bigsmoke8596

25 күн бұрын

​@@Andrembramwell You are supposed to stay upright after the acceleration phase. Usually when guys start leaning forward later in the race they slow down. Just look at all time greats like Bolt.

Hinchliffe is the leading European this year

Not the typical sprinter? The vast majority of the best 100m runners have always been on the shorter & more muscular side.

Wonder if he could try 200m, with that finishing power… What do you think people?

@crosslink1493

22 күн бұрын

Might work in an all-GB race, but here in the USA the 200m field is pretty packed with hi-caliber talent.

Carl Lewis is incredible.

@johngallagher3732

24 күн бұрын

He’s a doping legend and has the most punchable face in track and field history.

You said he doesn’t fit the mold of a typical sprinter? lol most sprinters are built and are small. I can see you saying someone who is so tall and skinny isn’t bulit like a typical sprinter.

Wait, his coach is Carl Lewis...hmmm.

Its a big upset because the winner is a Fil-British making him probably the first Eurasian to win the event,breaking the stereotype.

Forgot to mention that Hinchcliffe is British and the first European to ever win the NCAA Finals

@trinidadrodriquez876

22 күн бұрын

Half British half Asian

@timetherington-judge3719

20 күн бұрын

@@trinidadrodriquez876 he was born in Sheffield, Yorkshire. We are a multicultural nation.

Is Hinchcliffe the fastest ever of non-African descent?

@InfoArtistJK

24 күн бұрын

No

@veridicusmaximus6010

23 күн бұрын

There have been a number of faster athletes - Su (China) and Lemaitre (France) among a couple of mixed athletes (Louie is mixed as well not w/ any African) have faster times!

9.95 "secotz"

Well I’ll be damned

Why so many views for this video.

Carl likes being around those young boys...😊

@totallyraw1313

24 күн бұрын

As soon as Carl saw the size of Louie's package, he recruited him immediately 😂

With all you deductions, 19.77 is far away from Usain Boult!

Check the juice🤦🏿‍♂️

Congrats to Louie Hinchliffe! He flew like lightening. Unfortunately, I doubt he'll ever win Olympic Gold because of his size. It's genetic and there's nothing he can do about it. Like Michael Phelps and Usain Bolt, to break world records, your body must be a freak of nature too. Can Louie Hinchliffe shave off a half second? No way... but I hope he proves me wrong. Greatness always proves doubters wrong. Regardless, I'm on Team Louie Hinchliffe.

@PongGod

25 күн бұрын

Have you forgotten about Christian Coleman? He's definitely size disadvantaged, but it hasn't stopped him from being among the world's best in the 100.

@davidhunternyc1

25 күн бұрын

@@PongGod They are both 5'9" tall. Coleman's best 100 meter time is 9.76 sec., not enough to get Olympic gold. Yes, for 60 meters I don't doubt that both of these men would beat Usain Bolt at his best 60 meter time. 100 meters is a different animal. I'm simply being hawkish. I hope I'm proven wrong.

@PongGod

25 күн бұрын

@@davidhunternyc1 Coleman may not be the favorite to win an Olympic gold in the 100, but he's certainly a contender. A 9.76 time is a good bet to win gold in any Olympic year, especially now that Bolt is retired.

@TheoOJamaloO1

25 күн бұрын

@@davidhunternyc1 what are you talking about? 9.76 gets you gold in every olympic final except 2008 and 2012 were the times were 9.69 and 9.63. Also Bolt actually has a faster 60m split than Coleman with 6.31 vs Coleman's 6.32

Chemist! anything affiliated with Carl Lewis is sus

stop saying hinch cliff oh my god

I mean carl.. had sonething to do with it

Better drug test him to make sure he's clean.

Maybe some Carl Lewis secret sauce? 💊 💉

Great run. Dog-ugly style, though. Ironic that Carl Lewis (the most-elegant sprinter, IMO) is his trainer.

Hope his Pee Pee don't get him in trouble.

9.95 with the worlds shittiest start ,,, man imagine if he had a great start ,,, kinda reminds me of joseph fanbrulai ( not sure how its spelled )

@cliffordhill2365

24 күн бұрын

Good point and thing is nobody in the comment section is mentioning anything about his slow start except you, but you're spot on

@acadian101

24 күн бұрын

@@cliffordhill2365 thank you sir,,, you could see it clear as day ,,,,by far the worst start of all of them

@cliffordhill2365

24 күн бұрын

You're welcome and I'm sure we both agree that if he had gotten a clean start, he would've ran 9.93?

@acadian101

23 күн бұрын

@@cliffordhill2365 well i think that by getting to top speed quicker with a half decent start, i think a sub 9:90 was possible ,, 9.88 even , hes ran 9.84 with a+2m wind ,,,so i think he absolutely can be sub 9.90 with a great start

@cliffordhill2365

23 күн бұрын

Maybe so, I'm just guessing (never ran before). I do believe that Carl Lewis and others there in Houston will help him with those things, so yes I'm with you on a sub 9.90

First

I'm sorry but in all fairness there seems to be an incredible lack of diversity in the men's 100 meters. I think whoever runs this organized sport needs to start up programs encourage more people of native american, chinese, Indian, European, arab and Australian Aboriginal backgrounds. Fair is fair.

@mertholomy8414

24 күн бұрын

Your comment makes zero sense. You think all those backgrounds don't participate in track? They do, a lot of them just don't make it to the top level

@trinidadrodriquez876

22 күн бұрын

@@mertholomy8414not as much funding from government. In those countries. Like Europe or USA.

@trinidadrodriquez876

22 күн бұрын

China does have really fast young people. 17 year old 10.15 in 100 meters. And 17 year old. 45.60

@crosslink1493

22 күн бұрын

You didn't notice all the Japanese teams making the 4x100 and 4x400 finals in the last few WC and Olympics (especially the men's teams). If you can put 4 guys together and make a final, you've got some serious talent. Lots of 4th place finishes, hopefully they can make the podium in the near future.

He’s going to get smoked in Paris

How can 19, 20, and 21 year old students be described as “seasoned veterans”? Poor use of English.

Hope it wasn't enhancing drugs

Juiced to the gills

I wonder what his steroid cycle is

@veridicusmaximus6010

23 күн бұрын

Probably similar to Bolts!

Roids are amazing . Goes from almost 10.2 to 9.8 in a year and some change . 🤔 🤣🤣😂 Roids ! Gotta love it 😀

@trinidadrodriquez876

22 күн бұрын

Asam asinga. Advanced alot more.

Dude discovered Roids and if Carl Lewis is his coach you know it’s all but guaranteed.

@totallyraw1313

24 күн бұрын

Carl was never on roids!

@johngallagher3732

24 күн бұрын

@@totallyraw1313 you’re on drugs!!

Power of peds