I hope the pros will go fast in the summer so that every month there is another hype. The summer olympics will probably will be spectacular anyways. It is true that in may 2012, 6 performances below 9.9 but that was peak sprinting. I think especially the Paris 200m will be the most historic 200m race ever. They hopefully peak at the right time
@kermitzefrog116315 сағат бұрын
SMH didn't even mention the 9.98 out of the Mac conference meet
@Alberts_Stuff15 сағат бұрын
Your content is the best bro 👊🏼
@giteausuperstar15 сағат бұрын
Lol did you know the college season and pro season run at different times?
@hovhyhov15 сағат бұрын
do they drug test in college?
@kapten-awesome15 сағат бұрын
I just wanna ad that stefan holm is only 181cm which is quite short for being a high jumper and he jumped 2,40 he is in a very elite club that jumped 50cm more then their own height.
@niyrelabujohn863816 сағат бұрын
all i have to say is DAMN SON
@bajanric647416 сағат бұрын
its not a problem..they are just trainning to peak at a different time of year
@mariooliva896716 сағат бұрын
this man is doing god's work for the track&field community without favoring any particular event. thank you
@nc_aravindan17 сағат бұрын
They are not racing vs the Pros. How can you say they are dominating ? By comparing times ran in different events over different surfaces across different countries, climates, wind etc ? If they do the same vs Pros in a race both run together, then they are "dominating". "College kids are just better" .. its like comparing a shark and monkey and saying the monkey is better at climbing trees. Both are not doing the same thing. Unsubscribed.
@Sough17 сағат бұрын
Why is it "a problem"? its interesting, but?
@Thermolizer17 сағат бұрын
Keep up the grind, becoming one of the best T&F youtubers 💪 If Orogot can get his raw speed up to sub 10 level he can go 19.5 and challenge for medals in Paris
@louiswalusimbi800617 сағат бұрын
They look great but the pros are gonna obliterate them at trials because the former will peak later
@stefanoviviani606418 сағат бұрын
Please don't go the Total Running Production's way (I can't bear listening to the channel anymore) clickbaiting and hyperbolic story-telling: students' season peak differently than pro's who are preparing for the Olympics, and I'm sure you know that. Your content is treasure, don't waste it!
@duncanrobertson647215 сағат бұрын
6:08
@listerofsmeg18 сағат бұрын
Wirtual video music :)
@RANDOMZBOSSMAN118 сағат бұрын
5:42 these 2000s kids are something else that’s all I can say lol GB building up a good 800m women stable 🫡 And she would be doing her A Levels here in the UK (she would be either Junior or Senior year HS in the USA)
@davidv137618 сағат бұрын
lol at the jab at trp at the end. Hype video once again
@cattycats419 сағат бұрын
5:13 I said wtf at exactly the same time hahaha 9.88 is astonishing
@speedyt153819 сағат бұрын
The national 300m record for HS Boys was shattered over the weekend by Vance Nilsson, he ran 34.83 for AZ State finals.
@samanimations200218 сағат бұрын
300m hurdles to be specific
@supernoodles90819 сағат бұрын
Sorry but it's almost like the pros are trying to peak for the Olympics rather than mid may. These athletes peaked for the NCAA and the pros for paris 2024. That's just how it goes
@dcole474117 сағат бұрын
NCAA athletes make Olympic teams so that excuse is not that valid
@sev925817 сағат бұрын
Yeah but these college athletes have pretty much burnt themselves out by the conference championships and are still running qualifying times.
@kc546617 сағат бұрын
@@dcole4741what do they do at the Olympics? It’s mostly the pros that medal at the championships
@redravenrages632117 сағат бұрын
It still doesn’t change the fact how the results are INSANE. Olympics or not!
@vaughnlacour960317 сағат бұрын
@@sev9258They’re still fast but the pros will be faster come Olympic Time. The majority of the collegiate athletes probably won’t make the Olympic team or medal at the Olympics. Maybe a few but not a lot
@kunalgupta971319 сағат бұрын
Paris is about to be a movie
@NextGenJay19 сағат бұрын
when the college guys when run with the wind conditions what do you guys expect. When these guys “burn out” and go europe it’s gonna be the same conversation we have all over again and then it’s like the pros are the world leaders again
@khumokwezimashapa224519 сағат бұрын
0:54 OH NAH 💀 You better hope Johnson doesn't see this video 😂😂
@AllInTheGame0119 сағат бұрын
Congrats to SR Mckenzie Long for defending her SEC Title, has developed a good rivalry with FR JaMeesia Ford who equalled Allyson Felix's US U20 Record which was done at altitude in Mexico City, so that's really impressive as she goes #2 all-time on the WU20 200m list! Crazy to think that next yr as a 20yr old Sophomore, could be looking at a sub 11/22/50s combo sprinter! Even if JaMeesia doesn't make the individual 200m Team @Olympic Trials, hope USATF is brave enough to select her for at least the Mixed 4x4 Pool like they rightly did with Abby in the W4x4 Pool in '22 given the amount of impressive sub 50s splits she's run this year as a Freshman! Kaylyn Brown is another quarter-miler I hope gets selected for that pool as well! Congrats Tarsis Orogot - #3 all-time NCAA with his 19.75 win, M200m is shaping up to be one of the events of the year both in the NCAA & Pros! Well done to Wanya McCoy for good performances in both 100/200m. What a W400m race; Nickisha joint #2 JAM all-time, Kaylyn #8 US all-time, Amber #3 GBR all-time & Aaliyah #24 US all-time! Arkansas also had Rosey Effiong finish in 5th place, the way her left arm cuts across her body when she runs needs to be addressed. In the M400m, both CAN & NGR have got a couple of special talents on their hands in CMW & 17yr old Samuel Ogazi respectively! Was a shame re what happened to talented all-rounder Rachel Glenn in the W400mH, been worried about something like that happening with the way Arkansas tends to overwork their athletes esp Rachel Glenn & their quarter-milers like they did Britton Wilson last yr :(
@actual_random19 сағат бұрын
1:20 I'm dead😭😭
@vincent767419 сағат бұрын
Thank you once again Jumpman for spoiling us with content , glad to see how fast you're growing after being here for a while
@briangibson9419 сағат бұрын
Jump man I didn’t know you also knew Michael Johnson wasn’t hurt when he pulled up in that 150. Lol
@Hensley_Jb19 сағат бұрын
The 400s were beautiful😮💨
@MR.CLEAN77719 сағат бұрын
i just jumped 6’1 and won regionals first year jumping now i’m going to states i think i can honestly jump 6’5 love your videos keep talking about high jump and jumps in general love your vids
@vincent767419 сағат бұрын
Congrats bro 💪
@Hensley_Jb19 сағат бұрын
The pros arent at the same stage in training. College track is improving and this intandem with their earlier championship season makes them faster at the moment….until the beast come out😈
@billybusseyКүн бұрын
I've run track my whole life. I ran in high school when satamayor was still jumping. This video brought back a lot of memories. It sums up every track persons journey...a lot of progression but even more failure. Track is the most unforgiving sport there is. No teammates. No help from anyone. Either you are at your best or you're not. Every thing is measured and displayed. Bravo
@AJT127Күн бұрын
Nice vid as usual
@pklsong92982 күн бұрын
Bro this is like my weekly routine at this point
@JumpmanTF2 күн бұрын
Bi-weekly this week B)
@garyculver43452 күн бұрын
I invented the Fosbury Flop. Not really, but while sitting at home during the '68 Olympics the phone rang. My mom called me to the phone. It was my track coach Spencer Herbst. He asked: "Are you watching the Olympics?" .. "Yes" i replied. "That guy jumps just like you" he exclaimed.
@kyledabearsfan2 күн бұрын
All the US teams were dominate but the US women were just GAPPED their competition, its absolutely wild.
@shotyme28252 күн бұрын
No ones coming anywhere near Bolt's drug tainted records anytime soon.
@tosinayodeji14492 күн бұрын
love your videos, you are great
@ca14982 күн бұрын
And nobody has come close to the women's high jump record since 1987.
@EricRivers-ix3xc2 күн бұрын
Dylan Beard = The GOAT! What a champion he is even if he never races again!
@barackosama35692 күн бұрын
I like that because the diamond league had so many events that you just recapped that, i hope you will recap this crazy collegiate sprint weekend aswel! Great vid as always!!
@JumpmanTF2 күн бұрын
So many banger events too
@barackosama35692 күн бұрын
Video already on sunday?😍😍
@timwhitburn62602 күн бұрын
As always finally an athletics channel that cuts to the chase and just shows the results. Well done mate.
@gueganmarie95472 күн бұрын
Great content man, particularly the commentary. Spot on and hilarious.
@JumpmanTF2 күн бұрын
Cheers boss x
@jdsmitty3252 күн бұрын
nocontextrack mentioned
@momchylo2 күн бұрын
no recap on Topic and womens high jump?
@JumpmanTF2 күн бұрын
It was a tough decision. 194 is her training heights at this point. Big win tho.
@RANDOMZBOSSMAN12 күн бұрын
8:48 I’m with you with this movement the 100mH is the best event in Athletics right now there’s just so many fast ladies putting up times in this event Edit - I might have a lil bias as well as my fellow Nigerian currently holds the WR lol
@jaredbowen35272 күн бұрын
1:53 Noah Lyles beat him at Tom Jones this year
@JumpmanTF2 күн бұрын
Ah my bad, showed up as a first on his world athletics.
@SA1upsb2 күн бұрын
Such good coverage! Also, for the Jamaican meets the yt channel Athletics TV has official stream angles
@JumpmanTF2 күн бұрын
Saw it as i finished editting. Ah well haha
@Robert_McGarry_Poems2 күн бұрын
Women's 100m hurdles have come so far in such a short period of time that it always impresses me to see.
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The TRP jab at the end lmaooo
I hope the pros will go fast in the summer so that every month there is another hype. The summer olympics will probably will be spectacular anyways. It is true that in may 2012, 6 performances below 9.9 but that was peak sprinting. I think especially the Paris 200m will be the most historic 200m race ever. They hopefully peak at the right time
SMH didn't even mention the 9.98 out of the Mac conference meet
Your content is the best bro 👊🏼
Lol did you know the college season and pro season run at different times?
do they drug test in college?
I just wanna ad that stefan holm is only 181cm which is quite short for being a high jumper and he jumped 2,40 he is in a very elite club that jumped 50cm more then their own height.
all i have to say is DAMN SON
its not a problem..they are just trainning to peak at a different time of year
this man is doing god's work for the track&field community without favoring any particular event. thank you
They are not racing vs the Pros. How can you say they are dominating ? By comparing times ran in different events over different surfaces across different countries, climates, wind etc ? If they do the same vs Pros in a race both run together, then they are "dominating". "College kids are just better" .. its like comparing a shark and monkey and saying the monkey is better at climbing trees. Both are not doing the same thing. Unsubscribed.
Why is it "a problem"? its interesting, but?
Keep up the grind, becoming one of the best T&F youtubers 💪 If Orogot can get his raw speed up to sub 10 level he can go 19.5 and challenge for medals in Paris
They look great but the pros are gonna obliterate them at trials because the former will peak later
Please don't go the Total Running Production's way (I can't bear listening to the channel anymore) clickbaiting and hyperbolic story-telling: students' season peak differently than pro's who are preparing for the Olympics, and I'm sure you know that. Your content is treasure, don't waste it!
6:08
Wirtual video music :)
5:42 these 2000s kids are something else that’s all I can say lol GB building up a good 800m women stable 🫡 And she would be doing her A Levels here in the UK (she would be either Junior or Senior year HS in the USA)
lol at the jab at trp at the end. Hype video once again
5:13 I said wtf at exactly the same time hahaha 9.88 is astonishing
The national 300m record for HS Boys was shattered over the weekend by Vance Nilsson, he ran 34.83 for AZ State finals.
300m hurdles to be specific
Sorry but it's almost like the pros are trying to peak for the Olympics rather than mid may. These athletes peaked for the NCAA and the pros for paris 2024. That's just how it goes
NCAA athletes make Olympic teams so that excuse is not that valid
Yeah but these college athletes have pretty much burnt themselves out by the conference championships and are still running qualifying times.
@@dcole4741what do they do at the Olympics? It’s mostly the pros that medal at the championships
It still doesn’t change the fact how the results are INSANE. Olympics or not!
@@sev9258They’re still fast but the pros will be faster come Olympic Time. The majority of the collegiate athletes probably won’t make the Olympic team or medal at the Olympics. Maybe a few but not a lot
Paris is about to be a movie
when the college guys when run with the wind conditions what do you guys expect. When these guys “burn out” and go europe it’s gonna be the same conversation we have all over again and then it’s like the pros are the world leaders again
0:54 OH NAH 💀 You better hope Johnson doesn't see this video 😂😂
Congrats to SR Mckenzie Long for defending her SEC Title, has developed a good rivalry with FR JaMeesia Ford who equalled Allyson Felix's US U20 Record which was done at altitude in Mexico City, so that's really impressive as she goes #2 all-time on the WU20 200m list! Crazy to think that next yr as a 20yr old Sophomore, could be looking at a sub 11/22/50s combo sprinter! Even if JaMeesia doesn't make the individual 200m Team @Olympic Trials, hope USATF is brave enough to select her for at least the Mixed 4x4 Pool like they rightly did with Abby in the W4x4 Pool in '22 given the amount of impressive sub 50s splits she's run this year as a Freshman! Kaylyn Brown is another quarter-miler I hope gets selected for that pool as well! Congrats Tarsis Orogot - #3 all-time NCAA with his 19.75 win, M200m is shaping up to be one of the events of the year both in the NCAA & Pros! Well done to Wanya McCoy for good performances in both 100/200m. What a W400m race; Nickisha joint #2 JAM all-time, Kaylyn #8 US all-time, Amber #3 GBR all-time & Aaliyah #24 US all-time! Arkansas also had Rosey Effiong finish in 5th place, the way her left arm cuts across her body when she runs needs to be addressed. In the M400m, both CAN & NGR have got a couple of special talents on their hands in CMW & 17yr old Samuel Ogazi respectively! Was a shame re what happened to talented all-rounder Rachel Glenn in the W400mH, been worried about something like that happening with the way Arkansas tends to overwork their athletes esp Rachel Glenn & their quarter-milers like they did Britton Wilson last yr :(
1:20 I'm dead😭😭
Thank you once again Jumpman for spoiling us with content , glad to see how fast you're growing after being here for a while
Jump man I didn’t know you also knew Michael Johnson wasn’t hurt when he pulled up in that 150. Lol
The 400s were beautiful😮💨
i just jumped 6’1 and won regionals first year jumping now i’m going to states i think i can honestly jump 6’5 love your videos keep talking about high jump and jumps in general love your vids
Congrats bro 💪
The pros arent at the same stage in training. College track is improving and this intandem with their earlier championship season makes them faster at the moment….until the beast come out😈
I've run track my whole life. I ran in high school when satamayor was still jumping. This video brought back a lot of memories. It sums up every track persons journey...a lot of progression but even more failure. Track is the most unforgiving sport there is. No teammates. No help from anyone. Either you are at your best or you're not. Every thing is measured and displayed. Bravo
Nice vid as usual
Bro this is like my weekly routine at this point
Bi-weekly this week B)
I invented the Fosbury Flop. Not really, but while sitting at home during the '68 Olympics the phone rang. My mom called me to the phone. It was my track coach Spencer Herbst. He asked: "Are you watching the Olympics?" .. "Yes" i replied. "That guy jumps just like you" he exclaimed.
All the US teams were dominate but the US women were just GAPPED their competition, its absolutely wild.
No ones coming anywhere near Bolt's drug tainted records anytime soon.
love your videos, you are great
And nobody has come close to the women's high jump record since 1987.
Dylan Beard = The GOAT! What a champion he is even if he never races again!
I like that because the diamond league had so many events that you just recapped that, i hope you will recap this crazy collegiate sprint weekend aswel! Great vid as always!!
So many banger events too
Video already on sunday?😍😍
As always finally an athletics channel that cuts to the chase and just shows the results. Well done mate.
Great content man, particularly the commentary. Spot on and hilarious.
Cheers boss x
nocontextrack mentioned
no recap on Topic and womens high jump?
It was a tough decision. 194 is her training heights at this point. Big win tho.
8:48 I’m with you with this movement the 100mH is the best event in Athletics right now there’s just so many fast ladies putting up times in this event Edit - I might have a lil bias as well as my fellow Nigerian currently holds the WR lol
1:53 Noah Lyles beat him at Tom Jones this year
Ah my bad, showed up as a first on his world athletics.
Such good coverage! Also, for the Jamaican meets the yt channel Athletics TV has official stream angles
Saw it as i finished editting. Ah well haha
Women's 100m hurdles have come so far in such a short period of time that it always impresses me to see.
Facts, and it came all at once