ooh i like this. not only are you covering these athletes careers and their great accomplishments but now you’re doing interviews!?!?? leveled tf up 👏🏿

@kanehiro4635

Жыл бұрын

I mean Noah is pretty cool in the media so he probably enjoys and watches TRP

@davidannett1616

Жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more

@Texascudaguy

Жыл бұрын

No he doesnt do any interviews. All his content is stolen from others

@mattrobinson2128

Жыл бұрын

@@Texascudaguy who do you think is behind the camera asking the questions in this interview 🤣😆

@yeshuaswords2776

Жыл бұрын

It is a bit long, but it's worth reading. He was betrayed by his disciple. He was left alone by all his disciples. He was killed for others mistake. He was killed though he was innocent. His own brothers didn't believe in him. His mother had to watch him die. Everyone knew he was innocent but still they killed him. He is to be treated like Kings but he chose to serve us. He still forgave the people who crucified and mocked him and he said Father forgive them for they not know what they are doing. What has more greater love than this?. All for our sake. The man Jesus Christ. He showed us true Love. John 3:16 For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. But There's a happy news. He rose up again after three days just as he told. There is no greater blessing than having God as our Father. He's coming back soon. Let's all repent and turn from our old ways and prepare our hearts for him. This is the prophecy about the second coming of Jesus Zechariah 13:7 “Awake, sword, against my shepherd, against the man who is close to me!” declares the LORD Almighty. “Strike the shepherd, and the sheep will be scattered, and I will turn my hand against the little ones. This is the fulfillment of the prophecy. Matthew 26:31 Then Jesus told them, “This very night you will all fall away on account of me, for it is written: “’I will strike the shepherd, and the sheep of the flock will be scattered.’ This happened near 30 AD. Hosea 6:1-2 Come, let us return to the LORD. He has torn us to pieces but he will heal us; he has injured us but he will bind up our wounds. After two days he will revive us; on the third day he will restore us, that we may live in his presence. In prophecies 1day is equal to 1000 years. Which means after two thousand years Jesus will return again. And on the third day which is the 3rd millennium, we will live in his sight. We all know we cannot see God's face and live on Earth. So it's the second coming of Jesus. Luke 21:11 ► There will be great earthquakes, famines and pestilences in various places, and fearful events and great signs from heaven. Matthew 24:6 You will hear of wars and rumors of wars, but see to it that you are not alarmed. Such things must happen, but the end is still to come. We are the witnesses of all these things. From the death of Jesus to 2030 there are 2000 years.9 years is left until the 2000 years are complete after Jesus's death. Jesus is coming soon. Let's all repent and turn from our old ways and turn to the Lord. Praise the Lord. Peace and Love to you all. Easter is pagan, the resurrection day of the Lord is correct and please stop taking the Lord's name in vain like saying omg or using it with a bad word or taking it in anyway that is in vain. Even the devil trembles in his name and we shouldn't use the powerful name like that. For the people who says Jesus is not God here's a verse. Isaiah 9:6 For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. God bless you all. Please spread this message to the ends of the world.

I usually don't like arrogance, but I have to admit, that seems a lot more like CONFIDENCE. He's so laid back about it, you actually enjoy his take. It's easy to dislike athletes that call their own shots, but his attitude is different.

@Robert_McGarry_Poems

Жыл бұрын

I agree 💯.

@joshinman7365

Жыл бұрын

he’s him💯

@MrCvjalexander

Жыл бұрын

There is a very fine line between the two. In this way, Lyles reminds me of Bolt.

@themannymouse

Жыл бұрын

You'll notice he consistently refers to the other people who make his accomplishments possible. Admirable trait.

@Robert_McGarry_Poems

Жыл бұрын

@@themannymouse But, they are his accomplishments. He isn't fluffing any feathers. He recognizes the help and support of his coaching staff, and talks about that. Being excited about achieving your goals, isn't the same thing as pretending you are the only thing.

Could not wish anything but more success to this man. Raced him a dozen times in highschool and he never had an ego. Every time he won he would turn around and congratulate people on good runs. Class act

@saltylevi2672

Жыл бұрын

Wtf you are lucky

@hazelnutspred3348

Жыл бұрын

He's shown his "ego" this year. We've all seen it

@KW-wr3xv

Жыл бұрын

@@hazelnutspred3348 go cry😢😢😢

@ironmantooltime

Жыл бұрын

Good for you 🤘

@GOGEDIT

Жыл бұрын

@@hazelnutspred3348 ego is good because it builds fear in your opponents and increases your chance of winning

Can't believe this is free to watch on yt, the depth and production quality on this is insane. Go TRP 🔥

@sports2hedz542

Жыл бұрын

Agreed very good but why skip from 2016 to 2022? That's a critical time period for him. Would've liked to know his headspace during 2021 Olympics when he underacheived. Interviewing is about showing the ups...and downs.

@klegwale6233

Жыл бұрын

Production quality? 😅

@aaronyeomans5799

Жыл бұрын

The quality is terrible lol it looks like it was released in the late 80's early 90's lmao

@dariocastro9079

Жыл бұрын

@@sports2hedz542 in that time they kidnap bolt and take his adn and his mother cells put it lyles body to make a usa african american run like a jamaican WR runer....Saludos de argentina🤣🤣🤣

@andrewnix6480

9 ай бұрын

I was so confused by the chronology of this video

OMG!!!! Raced him once back in High school, He Smoked everyone. Amazing Athlete, Keep going strong brother!✊

This athlete talking about the decision to not run a 19.4 early on because of the plan with his coach is so subtle, but an absolute game changer! The fact that he stayed engaged with his coach, trusted the process and stayed disciplined and dedicated to his goals are the reason he has been able to accomplish such incredible feats - I can't wait to see where his career goes!

Really enjoyed that. He's a very smart guy with great self awareness. Looking forward to his 2023 season. Hopefully Knighton can push him the way Blake, Gatlin and Gay pushed Bolt.

@gametime2473

Жыл бұрын

Knighton isn't going to push him IMO. He isn't progressing much at this point. There is a hard wall for many athletes that they just can't get through.

@ethanespinosa55

Жыл бұрын

@@gametime2473 knighton isnt even 19, he has so much more left in his career. you literally cannot mark his wall right now

🔥🔥 he’s currently in my country of Bermuda having a ball also speaking and motivating the youth!

@pinty2109

Жыл бұрын

Bermuda is amazint

It’s honestly surprising that I watched this guy race multiple times in high school and ran against him once and now he’s out here setting world records. I always knew he was going to be one of the fastest runners out there, but not top of the world. Really really cool to see

@sir3958

Жыл бұрын

THIS!!!!!!!!!!! LOL like he honestly has a come up story!! Because him racing just back in 2016 as like a senior in high school. You couldn't have paid me to think he'd be setting records, yes he was an okay athlete but he has truly shocked me and displayed amazing skills that were not present in school

@anthonyjohnson5546

Жыл бұрын

That will never happen 19.19

@madman1rug

Жыл бұрын

@@anthonyjohnson5546 Right, Usain Bolt was 22 when he set the world records in the 100 and 200. Noah Lyles has a long way to go to break Usain Bolt nearly unapproachable records.

@TheoOJamaloO1

Жыл бұрын

He broke the american record not the world record.

@2DarkHorizon

Жыл бұрын

@@madman1rug There is always a chance for him, there is a lot of luck to it also, in terms of wind speed and direction and just peaking at the right moment on the fastest track.

What's also impressive is the mental coherence and composure that he has under the race atmosphere. Such detailed recollections. Whenever I run, it's only snippets. Then again, I'm not an olympian running super memorable races. Great vid as always.

What I absolutely adore is, just like Bolt, he’s such a genuine and good guy for the spotlight he’s been placed under

Great interview. 1931 to 1926 to 1919 record is no joke wish him well that record is untouchable.

@blueray7176

Жыл бұрын

It’s not untouchable it will be broken soon enough. Records were made to be broken.

U can mark my words 19,31 will remain his best time, he's 25 .... Usain had multiple medal and records at his age so no need to get cocky

Track race never called my attention. I would only watch it during the Olympic Games. This channel is making me a fan. I am, not only, beginning to pay attention to the sport but now I am beginning to know the stars of the sport. Great production value! Terrific story telling skills. Awesome channel!

Follow your dream kiddo, loved your sharing and history. Hugs,

I like that he acknowledges Knighton felt the pressure and tensed up. Knighton has a lot to develop mentally and to be able to handle the pressure. But once he does that its over.

@trill5563

Жыл бұрын

Stop making excuses he beat that dude already there’s levels to this no ifs Noah just better!

@fastcheetomonster4879

Жыл бұрын

@@trill5563 yes for now hes better. im just acknowledging the fact that Knighton has a lot to deal with mentally. this is why he ran a 19.49 at that first meet and then afterwards he runs way slower. I can relate to this is all

@andoletube

Жыл бұрын

@@trill5563 7 year age difference, dude. Of course you can beat up on a kid when you're a man. It's not even a valid discussion at this point. If Knighton takes on board Noah's lessons, when he hits his prime, he's going past him.

Bruh. There's no athletics channel putting out as much content as this guy right now. World Athletics and Wanda DL better watch out

He's brash, but also buoyant with a sense of humor, and that makes him fun to listen to. He's having a good time while being interviewed, and I had a good time watching.

I just wanna say this was one of the best videos you have ever put out in my opinion! Awesome to see where the content quality has come to and can't wait to see this channel continue to grow.

Great interview with Noah Lyles and an enjoyable new format with a more in depth look at the athletes hopefully there will be more like this.

Listening to him talk about that American record run and how in tune he is with the smallest of things around him and his own body is chilling. I'm pumped for 2023. I hope to see him break the world record.

@anthonyjohnson5546

Жыл бұрын

That will never happen

@kauze_

Жыл бұрын

@@anthonyjohnson5546 how can you possibly know that?

@anthonyjohnson5546

Жыл бұрын

@@kauze_ because of the biological makeup of NOAH LYLES BODY

@Don-fw3nv

Жыл бұрын

@@anthonyjohnson5546 Yeah keep believing that. Bet you didnt think he would run 19.31

Those last four races of the season were so insane, his openness with mental health and vulnerability is so sick too, this was a sick video!!

@Robert_McGarry_Poems

Жыл бұрын

Really good point.

I like this interview style where the athlete just tells us his story, very impressive. Best interview ever. I love how Lyles is confident, tells us about his journey, articulate and coherent

These type of vids motivate me to work harder and improve on what am not good at

Lyles can definitely take Bolt's record next year, If bolt was competing against Lyles at his peak im sure bolt would have pushed the record down more than he did.

@juandtazz

Жыл бұрын

Take Bolt's record where? To lunch ?

This is REALLY good! It's so nice to see some high quality coverage of track outside Olympic season :D

I'm glad I watched this I thought he would be really arrogant. I didn't know much about him admittedly but he's definitely made a new fan. I like this dude.

I love that his coaches and him trusted the process and plan they had. Plus the progression is just great to see happen.

every TRP vid i see u just prove more and more how great u are at this and u deserve much more recognition, such a great athlete and one who has his head screwed on properly, confident yes but humble in his confidence and not egotistical, i can honestly see him dipping to sub 19s if he keeps improving as he has in this last season, many thx for this new format of video its greatly appreciated by myself and probably countless others

One of the best post ever for one athlete’s season… regardless of sport. 2022 was an awesome year for track and field.

It's so good to hear him talk about mental health.

This kid clearly had great parents!

This was put together perfectly. And, I loved learning about NL's history; love his mindset

This superb athlete and human being blew me away. His personality immediately made me a fan. His motivation and ability to apply instruction put him where he is. He should be a role model for anyone who wants to live an accomplished life. I got chills watching this video.

Great interview. Nice to hear Noah is so down to Earth. I really wanna see him go sub 19.19.

@kingpro5857

Жыл бұрын

it ain't happening love from jamaica 🇯🇲

@foreverfly3113

Жыл бұрын

Lyles or Knighton 🇺🇸

@yoursilly2106

Жыл бұрын

Sub 19 coming soon just watch

@kingpro5857

Жыл бұрын

ain't happening friend

@FofXequalsYnot

Жыл бұрын

@@kingpro5857 🔥usain bolt was a freak🔥👌🏾 To match 19:19 , would take more…

He’s a very personable and likeable guy. He has a pleasant vibe.

One of my favorite track athletes. His ability is matched only by his charisma... may he stay healthy and motivated and run sub 19:19 next year!

@HeangKoing

Жыл бұрын

Same. I’ve always loved his charisma on and off the track.

@SearchBucket2

Жыл бұрын

19.19 is such a tough target. Why do people expect records to be routinely broken? Sometimes the best have been and gone. Several records are now stagnated. Going forward so will more be. Get used to it ...

@jvinclarence3977

Жыл бұрын

@@SearchBucket2 it’s not about it being routinely broken, it’s about seeing greatness in our lifetime. It’s always amazing seeing the limits people can push themselves too and it can be inspiring. No matter the aspect of life, sports, business, healthcare, etc. we’re just trying to get better

@motsy15

Жыл бұрын

😅😅

@motsy15

Жыл бұрын

😊😊😊😊😊

The biggest difference I see in him compared to Bolt is that from the media Usain looked like someone that had to train to achieve what he did, while Lyles wants to train to achieve his goals. So no, 19,19 is a freakish time that Bolt did against wind and a day after breaking the 100 world record and being evidently tired; that's a whole other planet. But, if anything this interview shows is that Noah has the will power to bend his own limits and it surely promise a valid opponent. From there it's really anybody's game, because that record is crazy, far more than the hundred. Lyles really is a top world athlete. Next Olympic games is when we will witness the truth.

This dude really has an unique sense of humor

This was a very enlightening interview. You earned a subscriber today. Thanks for your professionalism. It definitely shines throughout your work.

This is the best TRP vid I’ve ever watched! Great editing, interview, and I loved the timeline of the season. Documentary style content is the best. Keep up the excellent work!

No one gonna mention how HARD and INTIMIDATING that Chief Keef style, "HA-HA-HA" would be? Absolute menace!!! I love it and want the footage! #chills

What a delightful, talented young man. I wish him well.

Love this young man! His talent is off the charts, and he's really having a good time, knows his mind, knows his physical limits, and has done a fantastic job of putting everything together for success! Go Noah Lyles!!

Your work is insane man following you for more then 2 years and i was finding your content rly great but now its amazing the amount of effort you put in ty for that

Love love LOVED this video! Gotta say, this is your best video to date! Felt like I was watching a movie! Hope you get the opportunity to do more interviews in the near future!

Such an outstanding job of sharing the inner process of peak performance. Thanks!

Every great athlete needs a competitor to push them when the time comes. I hope there is such a man that can push him beyond what he thinks he can do, that is when greatness is witnessed.

Thank you for the outstanding effort that went into making this video! Truly a piece of art.

Learning about the psychology of coaching, this is really interesting. Makes complete sense, the coach is the one who is doing the conscious thought. The coach is the one working to build the foundation that the athlete uses. This was a really interesting one

The perfect combination of confidence, humility, commitment, and speed. Bravo!

This was amazing! Ironic how he went from silver hair, but started breaking records when he went to gold hair! Love you Noah! Amazing interview. I have ADHD, but I watched this in its entirety!

And this is why this is the best running channel on KZread

Thanks!

Nice to hear the happiness plus the balance of a successful young man.

Incredible content! amazing research and great presentation as always! much love from Hong Kong! keep up the good work! (you are making running a lot more enjoyable to watch and follow)

Beautiful family and parents! And I guess the fast genes help...😄 Noah is a flying beast and Love his outward personality!

Excellent interview and video Lyes has more advantages than Bolt :Therapist , different coaches to help Bolt had one coach and had no one record to chase !! He became the record America has state of the heart gyms and equipments Yohan Blake for example could have push and chase after records with the help from other coaches and therapists Erriyon Knighton needs to listen to this video-- mental fortitude is necessary.. next season let’s see what’s going to happen for Lyes🇺🇸 and Erriyon Knighton 🇺🇸

Lyle you're probably never going to read this but thank you for sharing your words. It really moved me to make a change for myself instead of just hoping for it.

Holy shit man amazing work! I usually enjoy your content but this blew me away. Love this documentary type video would not mind seeing more of them, the production quality and the interview is amazing!

Great documentary. I like everything about it. From the interview style, to the music,to Lyle's personality. Excellent 👌

Excellent video!!! I've gone from thinking of Noah as some kind of prima donna, to absolutely loving the guy based on this video. Noah is 6 1/2 years older than the 18-yr old teenager, Erriyon. Noah's time is now and he may even get faster, but wow, Knighton's day could be even better when he hits his prime IF he has the same desire and competitive spirit as Lyles.

@andoletube

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. If you didn't know better, watching this video you'd think that Knighton was the older athlete being overtaken and mentally broken by the young up and comer - but Knighton has many years to grow and learn from what Noah is doing. He could certainly go past him when he hits his prime. For that reason, I didn't like the pointing gesture - it looks like a gunshot gesture, not just a finger. Poor form, given cultural sensitivities. I could have accepted him being that arrogant if he was taking down an older champ, but he was narrowly beating a guy 7 years younger. That's not good - I hope he doesn't do that again. Aside from that - more power to him.

@mediamannaman

Жыл бұрын

@@andoletube Yeah, that’s how I felt about Noah’s pointing at first also, and I really don’t like it when he sticks out his tongue. But everyone is different, both nature and nurture, and in the interview he seems like an OK guy. I honestly don’t know if he was being arrogant or haughty toward Knighton, as if rubbing his nose in Noah’s superiority, or if he was just saying, “Not today young fella, you’re still no match for my closing speed.” Either way, I would love to see Knighton set a world record some day when he hits his prime.

@andoletube

Жыл бұрын

@@mediamannaman Yeah, I'll be happy to see both of them have their time in the sun as record holders. I don't dislike Noah, just that pointing gesture didn't sit well with me. But I can forgive him for that.

Just wow. I stumbled upon your channel a few weeks ago and this is by far the best video yet

Loved this! Rooting for him now when I never would’ve known who he was until olympics! Go Lyles from Nz🇳🇿💗

Great video! Perfectly done!

This video was amazing!! We need more of these! I also really like your editing style in combination with the interview.

Great interview. Up close and personal. I loved it! Keep up that high energy and confidence.

What a likable guy. Awesome to see!

Great movie Great Player Good luck Lyles in 2023

18 year old Lyles runs 20.09, 18 year old Knighton runs 19.49. The kid is coming and once Coach Holloway trains him at a world class level that includes weight training, he’ll be saying “is that your king”. The next few years are going to be something else as Erryion physically matures and gains experience.

@nateoliver2372

Жыл бұрын

18 year old Lyles runs 20.09 off HIGH SCHOOL TRAINING 18 year old Knighton runs a 19.49 as a PROFESSIONAL. Can you say FALSE EQUIVALENCE? You guys need to stop this silly "glow up like Bolt" nonsense, it's utterly dismissive of Lyles and others. I thought 2022 would've taught you of all people that . You're in for a rude awakening. Erriyon can have his turn when Lyles retires.

@weljenks

Жыл бұрын

@@nateoliver2372 this will be his first year with a top notch professional coach , not an AAU amateur who coached him while he was still going to high school. And even when Noah turned professional it took him six years to eclipse 19.5. It’s not a question of waiting his turn, it’s about growing into his potential and maximizing his talent. Everything will be earned on the track. I’m betting that the phenom who made the Olympic final at 17 and medaled at a WC at 18 will continue to improve. And if that improvement is anything like his drop from 19.84 to 19.49 in one year….well…we will see.

@yvonneedwards9407

5 ай бұрын

Jamaica has dominated the 100m record since 2005. So let’s see what 2024 brings. Health and fitness to all athletes

Well done on this production 👏👏👏👏🙌 This was awesome. This was the kind of production I would expect from a big TV channel, and the type of production I would love to see more of. This is showcasing athletics. This is what inspires generations. Well done. Thoroughly enjoyed👏

@TotalRunningProductions

Жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

As usual, this video did not disappoint. Thank you for your superb material.

One of the best KZread videos. Felt like I was watching a TV production interview. I also learned a few things from this. Excellent.

Noah is truly an inspiration. Love his honesty and transparency!

Wow. How could anyone not like this guy. Awesome.

Fascinating! Loved every second this 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾

Awesome video. I never leave comment but i really needed to tell you how great of a job you are doing.

Absolutely outstanding how Noah can average 19.6 consistently like that. His 2022 season truly was insane, I believe he can run below a 19.30 next season. Truth be told. . . He Is the American LION🇺🇸🦁

An impressively made video and as professional as it gets. Congrats! About an impressively motivated and talented individual. I believe this young man could get within a whisker of 19 seconds in the next 2 years. His body has still not reached peak yet. He surely will take Bolts record.

Ohhh man, that Description that young man gave in the first seconds of this video made the hair on my neck raise up! When a young man has that level of confidence, its VERY hard to deny them whatever they have set themselves on.

This is one of the best TRP videos I’ve ever seen. It’s perfect.

I think Bolt could've gone under 20s with the Carbon spikes and new mondo surface tracks. You cant compare it anymore. Same with Javelin. The materials are getting way better.

What great kid and great roll model for all young men.

Sick interview, thanks for this!

Ah, I remember that feeling, when you run and it seems like you are flying.. that was decades ago. This video inspired me to bring that feeling back.

One of the best specials I have ever seen, what a great story.

He's an amazing athlete, both he and Usain are in a class by themselves..love him👌👍♥️🇯🇲🇯🇲

He's got great form and a level head. Hoping he succeeds in his quest for that world record.

This was dope. One of the best athlete interviews I’ve ever seen. He’s my new favorite athlete.

@Tsahalal

Жыл бұрын

Dope, no word could fit better 😂 👍🏼

I saw this video time, & was like hell no I'm not watching something this long... But fantastic interview, great insight... Thanks man... I think he has the potential to break Usain Bolt's record in the very near future... 🤫💯

Amazing to see how much confidence he has in his coaches

“My greatest accomplishment is to have tricked a fortune 500 company to pay me to run half a circle!” 😂

Phenomenal production!!! Thank you!!!

It's so awesome that you got to interview him!

Holy cow! Your production level is way better then it used to be! Not that it was bad before, but now it’s just like… wow!

This channel it really upping its game. The content has been tops but you are really taking it to another level.

such a charismatic guy!

What a mature young man!! I'm from UK but you Lyle💗🕊

Noah has his mother's wonderful smile. so happy for his success he does deserve it

It is an extraordinary documentary! The whole concept of it is fantastic. You almost didn't participate and that shows humbleness from you. The editing work was also fantastic, and giving information by writing, with the classical music as background makes it a collectible piece... Keep doing this kind of thing, please...