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Its just progress, its matter of time for the wa admit shoes with 2 carbon fiber plates or higher stacks of foam, the barrier to control was carbon Plate i think, when you admit that you must admit what comes next

Certainly cite and include links to studies to support statements. Otherwise comments fall into the 50% of the net that likely cannot be trusted.

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Kipchoge didn't break two anymore than the New Zealand runner who ran the mile on a downhill course broke 3:30. If you have pacers that would he illegal in a race, you didn't break the barrier.

As you said, the races he lost he actually was the pacemaker for the ones who out kicked him over the last 50.

Yeah it isnt a science yet how to get your body to respond precisely when you need it to, so we find out in race what is possible. There is something about cole though. There is an internal will that overcomes the body's settings when he decides to.

OK.. He's got the best PB of today's runners, which is the 4th best ever. - He won the Diamond league, meaning he's the best 1500m runner over the whole season. - And last, but sure not least; He's made it perfectly clear that his next 1500m win will be done this way, by controlling the race throughout so no one can say it's a tactical win afterwords. What bugs him after Paris, is that he overdid it by going out like a maniac, and he knew he'd screwed up way before the final lap. That he managed to keep it up for as long as he did, impressed me big time. He didn't make it all the way this time around, but the day he does make it, it sure will be worth the wait!

he already has

Why Distance Running is Nearly Impossible to Predict ?! You never know whos waiting at the next corner to stalk you...

1:03 You mean just track, right? You don't make predictions for field events.

Between the 2012 Olympics and now, there has been no repeat winner of a major championship (World outdoors and Olympics) in the Mens 1500m.

It’s the same probability of tossing a coin. Your chances are a half chance guess always . All top level athletes are within 1% of each others performance levels. It’s like top level cricket teams you might as well be tossing a coin. Fitness on the day is a big factor. Peaking at the right time is a big factor. So you can never tell. I agree with blogger.

JI has already moved up to 5K, he has won the last 3 Global Titles…JI is the 5000M runner who can run a very fast 1500M time trial.

I predicted hocker to win

Do we really know that Jakob is a 1500 strength runner? Sure, he is outkicked by others in championship races, but could that just be because Jakob decides to front run every time?

While I was never on these guy's level (well that level didn't even exist in my day), I was always a kicker. A 25 second last 200, a 12 second last 100, another extra gear the last 10 steps were easy for me. Getting there was the problem. I relate a lot to Hocker's style. You never know if you will have a kick. I was literally maxed out before it was time to click the switch. Some of my best races, I was on the verge of just stepping off the track. But when you've got it, you've got it. I could see Hocker had it clearly with 200 to go. I knew he could execute from there based on all his US races. And what else can get in the way? Bodies. Your strategy getting through. Hocker almost blew it but got lucky when Jacob drifted out. He was that good that day he might have still gotten it stopping and running around, but you have to choose the right path through. Well, he might not have expected Ingebrigtsen to slow down. And you have to be in the right position to execute it. It is so momentary, so subtle, to be out of position the moment the break happens, and that wrecks everything. When you can't see you will win, it won't be there when you want it. I'll show myself out.

Jakob Copenhagen HM breakdown vid? Your thoughts ?

1500/ 800 isnt distance running. 5000, 10,000 is distance

I predicted every distance race right this olympics

What would a sprint league without lanes look like? Or a distance league with lanes?

Lol bro made a cover his ass video for his bad predictions. Anyway, good content bro. You’ve earned a subscriber

love how objective, informed, and honest you are

1:15 “top ranked athletes” (1500) 😂😂😂😂 There is the WU20 Record from Kwemoi on the scale still his pb bro didn’t run that fast since 10 years and didn’t even run a 1500 in 4 years or sumn

It would be interesting to see a 1500m race run in straight individual lanes that ran for the entire length of the race (so basically a 100m track x15 in length). Of course this is never going to happen (after all, who would ever build such a thing), but I imagine it would represent the ultimate race over this distance of who is the strongest/fastest/fittest.

Why Jakob is always ill ? Lop

Great quality video

Most of my predictions are way off but that makes me feel really good when I get them right

Everyone gets old. It's not sad, he's had a phenomenal career

great video dude! Don't listen to the idiots in the comments... You know your shit so keep it up!

He's going to keep improving at every distance especially the 5000meters

Huh? He literally won the gold medal in it

His 1500m speed helps his 5k performances

Love these videos, honestly so well made, keep them up mate and this channel will blow up !

I wouldn’t bet against him getting the 1500 WR but he is better suited for 5k and could go subb12:30 in 2025.

all wr´s over 1500/mile and 5k 10k were broken by 23/24 year olds 23 is the best age for middle and long distance running

KERR is just that guy since last year and not jakob kerr would have been world champ and olympic 1500 champ which is so rare jakob will never win a 1500 major champ anymore kerr is better, cole can kick, laros will be older, jake abd katir will be back all have a better kick kerr almost wins under every scneario same as wightman (when fit) jakob just has zero fast twitch muscles thohe is unbeatable in the 5k

This is an excellent video and thoughtful analysis. Jakob is simply the best 1500m runner in the world. There is no reason for him to think of moving on. He will get the wr in the 15 by 2026. Certainly would be nice to get the world championship gold as well.

The problem with Ingebrigtsen is that in major 1500m championships he tries to run an insanely fast time all on his own, wasting energy on a good kick. His kick is actually really good in slighly slower races, this season the European championship and diamond league final where good examples where the final time was a little bit above 3:30 but he won both with ease. I think Ingebrigtsen needs to trust his kick more, but in world/olympic championships he cannot show it because he tires himself too much throughout the race.

Transition? Dudes the defending world and Olympic champ? Stupid title.

Are you his coach?

Adam Jansen,I think you have to research what you are posting much better,in all of your comments here you are commenting as if the three who was better than Jacob in Paris,have a better kick than him,and that you are declaring as it was something as a law of nature.Have you really had a look at some of their races the last years,I have and, I can tell you Jacob has a kick that is as least as good as the other guys kicks,and may be even better.Try to have a look at some of their races,the races they has run against each others,as well as other races.I think that most of his problem in Paris,came a results of his missing 4 months of his winter running mileage,he had to do alternative training,so may be he lost a bit of his feeling for how fast he was running,his first lap was at the time of 54,9 compared to 55,00 for the first lap for the world record.When Jacob took a look at the great screen at the stadium,he got a shock,it was unintentionally the opening pace,he did not go out in that pace,to get the world record or run away from the other from the start.After the first lap,he tried to calm down a bit without it being so much registered in the pace.After a while he saw that he got a couple of meters,and then got too eager,and once more speeded up a bit,so now it was to late he could only try to see how long he could run at that pace,he eventually met the wall,run out of gas,and you could clearly see he more or less stopped,not because the other kicked so well,it only looked so,because he nearly stopped.Hocker had 13,00 in his last 100 m,the same as Nguse,Kerr had 13,2,while Jacob had for him a very slow pace at 13,8.So if Jacob had done it in his ususual way,waited till it was 600 left,and then gradually speeded up,or if he just had opened at a pace at maybe 1-2 second slower,he would not had met the wall,and then I think he never would have been outkicked.He frontrun all the distance,and become number 4,and still managed to run faster than his own old Olympic Record.

Agree 💯