He was NEVER supposed to be this FAST! || How did he SNEAK into the 100M Olympic Trials?!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Coby Hilton is a #100meter #sprinting athlete in #trackandfield for USATF, that does not have a shoe sponsor. Yet he still made the Olympic Trials in the 100 meter dash and qualified for the semifinals.
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I love how you feature stories on these unsung runners. Awesome
Thanks for bringing up Hilton, Coach. I'd forgotten about him but with his hunched shoulder running style, he's hard to miss. Interesting story to say the least. And we all love underdogs.
This is terrible, USA spends 50 BILLION a year on foreign bribes, but no money to sponsor athletes!!!
thanks, Rob for giving the guy the applause he deserves... back in the days when 10 sec was the WR, by Paul Nash, a South African sprinter, my dad was second, also not to be there, after running 200, 400, 800, long jump. he was asked to fill in on the 100 for team points.... it's ok, he was my hero.
Love these underdog stories-not to take away from the stars-it’s a tough game-but people working at Walmart, or without sponsors in these trials have been a breath of fresh air. Aside from the high-school😳athletes..just some real grit and determination-always hoping one of these athletes will have a breakout! Kudos for telling their stories the Olympics still offer a chance for dreams and hard to fuel real achievement.
*hard work!
If hes an american hes not an underdog...
and before somebody jumps in with their comments im saying this is the Olympics so neither the American or Jamaican are underdogs we need sprinters from other countries who will come as underdogs and get at least bronze medal!
You have a distinctive story-telling style that just keeps you hooked and fascinated… plus your voice modulations, your emphasis, your distinctive pronunciation, which is charming and causes one to focus on what you’re saying, which is very important- all into a unity of fascinating, interest .… I also immensely enjoy how you are featuring these up-and-coming runners in sort of a prophetic way, showing what it takes to be a champion intensified by the mantra: He’s not supposed to be here because guess what? No one is in the first place when they get there supposed to be there,… It’s all in the surprise… cloaking the hard-work, discipline and self sacrifice… . I don’t know how I came across your channel, but I’m going to subscribe … although running channels is not that usual for me.. what is usual is me is my love for good storytelling, a dedication to helping others and promoting our young people in their dreams and hard work in ways that make others realize what it takes to be a champion -- your channel is the first I have seen to do that…in fact we need more teachers help our young people. I hope Coby secures a sponsor, I pray… and if he does, and you had a hand in it, then it proves my point - you are doing God’s work. Blessings!
I’ve never heard of this guy. Thx for bringing this up. The running style reminds me of high school. Love underdogs.
Man! I hope that young man can get to his goal of breaking the 10 sec barrier. Total respect for putting in the work. 👍
You're the 2nd video that I have seen about this young man . Amazing story!
Do you wonder how many fast folks we never get to see because 'money'?
or interested in running. there are many. i ran most events in high school under the mile for our school but i always knew tommy was way, way faster than me and anyone i ever ran against. i think he hated running as we aged probably cause his mom beat him so often when he was little he learned a style i have never seen used by anyone else.at full speed his head is only at most 5 feet off the ground and he looks like he is always falling. i have noticed some of the best distance runners lean a little but when tommy ran his lean was extreme. its been 60 years since i saw him run.
More missed from injury and bad training techniques
Nope
Money has nothing to do with it, only skill🤷
This applies to so many sports many generational talents probably never get seen due to money
Thank you for the story. There is no shortage of stories of personnel who nearly make the Olympic Team. This one is particularly heart-wrenching.
Watching Hilton race next to Coleman, I noticed something interesting:
The gold standard “perfect start” is 7 steps to reach the first 10 meters, which is what Coleman does. Hilton is able to reach the 10m mark in 6 steps, which is unusual. Many sprinters spend years cutting down from 9, to 8, to 7 steps… and for Hilton it takes 6. He is a very efficient sprinter!
He needs a lot more top en speed better coaching.,and of course peds.
Peds? I think not. Obviously he’s doing just fine already
Really interesting info
😮 im a black blooood and never heard of da whyte guy, i seen da race and he caught my attention because he was there at the finish line with da bigg Dawwggs
@@matt7iron You sound like a white guy trying to imitate how you think a black guy speaks. That's some ignorant stuff.
Dude first first time I watched this channel what a coach. I like his style and reporting. God Bless you coach.
Everything i'm watching of noah over 100 is geared towards that 200 wr. Remember he said it himself. He needed to be regularly sub 10 over his first 100 to crack that 200 wr. All i'm seeing over the past 2 seasons is him moving ever closer that. Any success he gets in terms of medals over 100 i believe are bonuses. I think noah is & has been for a long time laser focused on that 200 wr & i think this is the year he makes his biggest bid for it. And personally i think he'll do it. If not in paris then this year at some point. Thanks for the vid coach.
i LOVE YOUR WORK. For 50 years I kept hoping someone would follow springing to the degree and extent that YOU do, and regularly!!! thank you thank you.
Nicely done. I really appreciate your down to earth evaluations!
Just ran across your site. Great info!
Coach your a class act! Best wishes
"Non professional yet still competitive" sounds like it can apply to most of us. Lol. Joke aside, thank you Coach for keeping tabs on the lesser known...
Fun profile coach. Cooper Bibbs tells me he’s a really good dude too
I met Coby at the airport before the meet, super cool guy!
South Dakota state has a huge 300m track. Good track to train on for indoors. At age 42 I ran 36.03 in an open 300m race in December of 2021. Real nice track.
As a high school senior in pole vault I was undefeated and beat a future World Record holder and Olympic champion. Went on to college and then graduate school after that and never looked back. Athletics was for high school only for a lot of guys who in today's environment would have a better chance of financial rewards.
Wow! What a great story! Very well done.
Excellent story! Very vice job my friend. 😊
I actually watched him and was very impressed...always enjoy ur stuff...
In very end of 2000's and early 2010's a guy while at NDSU in Summit league who went to Pierre TF Riggs High School in South Dakota he ran an 800 meter where he almost made it to the USA Olympic trials in 2012 London in his 3rd or final year for school.
Thanks for the show, Coach.
You don’t have to be the best to be great! He’s great!
Thank you, Coach Rob!
Great story once again, Rob!
Much respect, thank you
I like to wish you good luck and good things your way. Enjoyed the story.
Love your news/videos. THANKS
What a unique video POV. Loved this❤ I love underdogs.
This is likely a trial and error development. I think Michael Johnson did the same thing, only the other way. These postures are simply the best for them. But they were both repairable. Hilton clearly needs more glute power. He is able to bring his legs forward faster, which is why he is in this posture. When he can move is legs behind him faster, he will gain speed from a straighter posture. Dude needs to spend more time on a hyperextension with weights/bands, to build those muscles. And with full range movement. This is just an opinion of someone who has studied a bit of physics, and is mechanically minded. I know squat about sprinting, other than it is dang hard to be competitive. I love all the hardworking athletes wishing to represent the US at the Olympics and other events. Not trying to be overly critical. And I am perfectly open to being wrong.
Coby! ... Coby! ... Coby!
Why is it that most Americans think that, in athletics, most athletes competing at the Olympics are professional? They are not! The majority are just athletes who desire to be the best. They have full time jobs and fit their training/competing around that. They often exist because of fund raising from friends or their local running club or their village/town. Yes, they may get contracts to supply them with running shoes/athletic clothing and even expenses to help them travel to other cities or Countries. But they are not considered "Professional athletes".
If that were the case, then all USA College athletes who attend College on Sports Scholorships, are also Professional athletes. They get their College tuition paid for, sports gear, coaching, travel expenses, sometimes accommodation, health benefits etc. They get far more than most "amateur" runners around the world, with the exception of a handful of TOP athletes in each sport at the top of their games, who manage to get large sponsors get a Sports Club.
Sorry Bro you are dead wrong. They get sponsor money, endorsements, and alumni money just to name a few. How do you think they can full time train? My friend works for a major retail chain, and he personally told me the money his company throws at Olympic Athletes is staggering, why? It is simple, it is the best adv there is, and the price is small. Just look at what it costs to run an add at the Super Bowl. You get more bang for the buck giving money to Olympic athletes. Call it what you want, they are getting paid either directly or as donations.
@@hdvictoryford5329 Hi. Having been in that exact position, I can explain that most of the athletes at Olympics, also have a full time job! They don't full-time train! Very few get Corporate sponsorship, unless they are top three in the world or have World Records. Your view is extremely clouded by a USA version. Other Countries do NOT have money from Universities/Colleges. That only exists in the US. The various individual sports bodies in a Country may get some Corporate money but normally it's from Sports Clothing/Shoe companies and is to outfit the team, not individuals. They would have to have individual Contracts and only the best-of-the-best get those.
We always worked one full time and one part-time (Bar work) jobs so that we could take off 3 months per year to tour and compete in Europe/USA/UK. If we picked up prize money, even better!
Obviously it depends on which sport. Middle/long distance Track is the easiest to do as 95% of our training was done in Forests/Parks/Beach and Hill workouts. Only a small amount was done on Running Tracks to hone track speedwork.
I just honored for the opportunity to post a comment. I’m not even supposed to be here.
Lol
we’re not supposed to read any of this are we ?
Then you better get outta here before it's too late. Lol
I’m not biting!
I'm from one of those countries not known for commenting 😉
YOU CALLED IT 4 MONNTHS AGO COACH
always great content, thanks!
Thanks
Good information, thank you
Yes indeed, you did call it, coach! And I watched the quarter finals and I did watch him. I wonder what he would do in the 40, NFL style?
Bingo, he should learn to catch and make $ in the NFL
Very interesting!!
The US Trials final is a faster race with faster PBs than an Olympic final. That seems correct to me. To put it in other words: Noah Lyles will have an easier time winning gold in Paris than he did making the team at Nationals.
Good job Hilton 🦾
Watching him next to Coleman he rises up too fast, imo. A good coach would help this man.
The motto of this new era of athletes? "We don't need no stinking sponsors."
Wow goes to you all race doesn't matter only hard work and determination.
Love diamonds in the rough stories
Dude has been dating "fast women" rather than slow, conservative gals - and it shows in his speedy times.
*If you not top 5 or 6, it doesnt matter, you wont make it to worlds/Olympics for individual or relay team. But yeah guy got talent its hard for you to gain a name!*
I agree. Proves just how competitive pro sprinting really is.
@SCATrackandField yeah, I don't think people realize how elite you have to be, to make the US team or go to the Olympics. 3 spots on each events. I mean it's crazy to say you have to be top 3 in the USA. To make it, that really less the 1% smh
dam good presentation
Every one loves an underdog.
(except Pres. Snow)
Cody Hilton has a unique running style, doesn't he?
Coby!
The story would be a lot better if he actually broke 10 seconds. Dude. I am sure you are reading this. Break 10 sec!!!
Nice to see over achievers get some credit.
😮 i was wondering who that whyte guy was, and he caught my eye because he was there at the finish line with the bigg Boyieezz
Enjoy your vids
Who was that other WB that was bookin past him
Bottom line what s is pb
WTF do you mean he was never supposed to be that fast?
😂
Be still..his history
What’s the name of the girl @ 1.06 of the video?
Drug test results please. I got burned bad by lance Armstrong
They do test anything related to the Olympics. Though, they may take several months after the Olympics to actually get enough expert opinions to take away metals or suspend from competition.
You and me both. I won 25 of 120 races in 1990 my last year 18 and under. And didn’t even make the national team. They were being doped by the coaches. I always wondered why it was so tough to beat them. I lapped the field with George Hincapie at a crit and then he road away to take another half lap. I was like WHAT?
Some day, perhaps not too far into the future, they will have to have implanted measuring devises that record data points every minute for months or years, and all the cheats will be caught. Alternatively, people will embrace cheating, like they legalized pot. I am hoping for the first scenario. Being forced to use, to be competitive, is not something we should want. Genetic modification is right around the corner too. For 20k in Costa Rica right now you can get a genetic modification that prevents muscle loss. So you can take a break, and be right back where you were.
@@bryanzimmerman8646 yeah - that much of an outlier raises questions.
Hand that kid a football.
Wasn’t this supposed to Matthew Bolling, who we were told for years was “so great.” Where is Bolling now? Not in the Olympic Trials.
He actually competed in the olympic trials final for the 400 meter dash.
I can’t like & subscribe. If I do, then that TH-cam A.I. algorithm will automatically populate my TH-cam home screen with lengthy video “MIX” lists all about track/field atheletes for a lengthy time WITHOUT any means to get it to stop. If you happen to be a regular TH-cam user, then you know what I mean.
I keep on trying to give you a thumbs up for this video but it won't allow me to
He runs like Naruto
I like you.
I think if you have met the standard, you should go.
Sponsored by diagonlon
Please train me I'm from South Africa 🇿🇦
What’s your times man?
Is he not just the obligatory white guy amongst all these black runners?
Usain Bolt literally drag Lyles personal best time in training and when he is drunk
The problem is that Bolts time has passed and if his record gets beat, he cannot come back and improve where as Lyles knows what he needs to beat and has a lot of time left to do it, and he is already getting really close
Great story but his fastest is 10.1? He looks like he's off the ground to much with his bouncy style.
sorry bro waaay too wordy
Doesn't have world class speed
in America! The American trials are harder to make the finals in sprints than the finals in the Olympic games. most years. just look at fab..
He sneak in..doubt that..how about talent.
Noah is a drug cheat, does tren and then blamed it on beef 😂
It's so annoying when you have to show us your face talking ever 3 secs! Can't you just talk but only show us the athletes and not you talking?
His running for is wrong
Sory but you speak too fast for me ;;;i would like to ynderstand what you say...
You want the ez life, play football
And brain damage.
or become a turtle and live 200 years. the world is a crazy place.
@@JakeRichardsong Some positions are safer than others. Thing is, if he can't catch, or throw well, they will probably want to make him a linebacker or a running back. And indeed, those are concussion a week positions. If he can kick, teams would love to have him. A kicker who can actually get down the field and make tackles is rare and valuable.
Blue eyes white dragon...lol classic... already like this guy...
Anyone who makes Olympic Qualification is amazing. I teach not to give up, you could have a Steven Bradly race. ( Australian Winter games speed skating ⛸
Thank you for highlighting the underdog. You also show how the major sneaker companies don’t give a flip about athletes as much as you do. I can’t believe so many high-level athletes go unsponsored. They pay the top exclusive elite crazy dollars and drip none of that down to the next tier. Ridiculous and shameful as they reap billions off of the amateur athletes, their supporters, and the average sports fan.
It would be a lot of people that we have never heard of that could be very fast post college but finances forces many many college athletes to leave the sport unfortunately. But I love is desire and work ethic to continue his track and field career post college even though he didn't get sponsorship to start off with.
AWESOME STORY! Was wondering who that guy was but great story.
Semi finals in the USA 100M trials would be equivalent to the top sprinter in most countries. It's like being a top 20 distance runner in Ghana, Ethiopia, Kenya. You'd be the top guy most other places in the world
Remember, Cravont Charleston, former U.S. Champion in the 100 meters, was also sponsored by apparel company Tracksmith, and not by any of the big names (Nike, Adidas, New Balance, Puma, etc.)
All nobodies have a chance to be somebody. Run for life.
Great story, Coach Rob. Your insights are wonderfully observed. Respect.
Great story.
While we can celebrate this mans perseverance and efforts for what they are we can't celebrate him as a great adult 100m sprinter. He finished 18th in the semifinals with a time of 10.15.
The HIGH SCHOOL record set by Matthew Boling in Texas is 10.13,
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I am proud of all the finalists in the Olympic trials! The total field in the trials have gone through so many races just to be there is staggering!
Great vid. Thanks coach!
Another very interesting vid, coach - thanks!
There are many great high school athletes who never go to college because they aren't recruited. The cost of college is very high today. That is why universities should recruit from within the U.S. instead of recruiting from foreign countries. Any university, that receives government funds in any way, shape, or form, shouldn't be recruiting foreign students and giving them scholarships of any kind. Even if the foreign athlete has demonstrated a better time, the American athlete should come first. People are probably going to disagree with me anyway. Through this video and other videos, you have proven that there is great dept in the excellence of American athletes, and that American athletes are always improving themselves and reaching for excellence.
Thank you , COACH , for the presentation !