What does she have to do with any of this?? If we're not going to forget her we might as well add Alana Reid in there and Omanyala and........... everyone else.
Surely that’s how you hear about them because they do something outstanding..! That’s not ridiculous that’s just advancement… there’s enough room for all to shine! All it means is a lot of people stepping up to the plate.
Dog walking Noah for a 9.83 was all I needed to see. That goes down as the most impressive prep showing I’ve ever seen. Would have been SO easy to let the moment be too big. Tighten up those shoulders, shorten a drive phase, etc. proves he’s mentally stable and ready- wind aid or not. It’s not even shocking he dipped under 20 at this point though psychologically the legal wind will be an unimaginable boost. I’d bet my lunch money for the year of his next 100m is anything close to ideal, he’s going under. He’ll be sniffing the record by end of may latest
NUTRITION, indeed. THAT'S what the African guys lack, IMO. "Lifelong" (and possibly prenatal) excellent nutrition, vitamins, etc. It might sound discriminating, but it plays a HUGE PART in our physical development. And most people around the world don't get that. The Americans are into it, but I question the others.
This kid is gonna have to make a choice on whether he keeps his commitment to Texas A&M . So many people on social media is telling this man to go pro including myself tbh 😂
Idk, going to A&M for 1 year couldn't hurt. Pat Henry is a legendary coach. Plus there's something to be said about having that alumni base rooting for you for the rest of your career. I'm sure Athing Mu, Donovan Brazier, Fred Kerley, etc have all felt that support
@@clarkhays87 You sound like an A&M fan/alumnus. The reality is the kid is already surpassing collegiate… and even pro athletes. Unless he wants to stay in college for a degree (3+ years) there is literally no reason from a developmental point of view for him to be facing collegiate athletes instead of pro athletes. He may as well get paid a proper contract and work with pro coaches and run against pro competition.
Love your videos however, surprised you didn't note lane designations as it's difficult to see who crosses in what order. I assume Dadzie was in the far lane
When was this race and what meet I'm not seeing that time showing up anywhere and the iaaf world athletics has not ratified any time of 19.79 today in 200m men
No mention of the elevation at Lubbock or Gaborone. The elevation at both sites is equivalent to about +1 tailwind. Being in lane 8 in a 200m is also an advantage with a tailwind.
@@stephenwilliams7200 of course they are their racist nature loves jumping out They tried to do the same with Fahnbulleh couple years ago because they saw him running for Liberia they thought he wasn’t born in the USA
There must be something up with that track, it looked like they were possibly running on a decline of some kind. And all of them run some kind of surreal record? Something is up with that track , some sort of adventage was gained.
these track athletes goin crazy lately in high school. man i remember when my old a** was in states for the 100m 25 years ago, and in my division, anyone running 10.8 to 10.4 were gonna be the ones running in the state finals. these kids nowadays would make us old guys look like we were running in mud
@@PeteZamModern technology’s done some crazy things for sprinting. Better training, high-tech shows, high-tech surfaces-It adds up. Kids seem to be reaching their potential a lot earlier than they used to.
@@chuckdeuces911 Because that would mean the rules allow for a strong tailwind, since you are defining strong as 2m/s. When in actuality, the 2m/s was chosen because its not considered a wind velocity high enough to unfairly aid the runner. So.0.6 is just slightly over what is considered a wind velocity that has no impact on the runners. Therefore, 2.6 can not be a strong tailwind when its only 0.6 ms/ over the no-impact tailwind.
Just did the altitude conversion calculator and it's 20.15. The kid is clearly one of those next up talents like Tebogo but don't over do it by mentioning Worlds.
Something is going on this year but Asinga is legit because he's ran multiple 10.05 and under plus multiple 20.11 or under. He's been cranking them out. Everyone has been going bananas this year
This kid was running 10.9s to open the season last year. He ran a 10.67 and 21.95 in his state championship 10.5 months ago. I don't know how he got this much ground. It's unheard of.
I krep saying it, When Noah Lyles won world championship in 200m it sparked a new wave of athlete's just bolt breaking the world record. Everyone will want to chase you down now.
It baffles me that people still thing “springs” in shoes does anything at all. No spring of any spring coefficient are better at distributing the force produced by the human body than our feet already are. A stiff spring would do nothing and a loose spring would make your ground contact time even greater, hence worse, even if you could load more energy into it.
@@troliskimosko YOu are ignorant!b You think those sport companies like NIKE and ADIDAS are amateurs like you. They know how to make one that give you that additional lift when you run. Go search youtube videos and you find videos that cut open the shoes to show you the spring mechanism
Why does this channel keeps ignoring the effect of the new shoes? All the historical comparisons are flawed when ignoring the (at least) 2 tenth of a second that should be added to current 200m results when comparing them to older results. Instead, this channel tediously employs hollow superlatives such as "amazing", "unbelievable", "insane", "mind blowing", "jaw dropping", etc.
Erriyon Knighton ran a 19:49 in the 200 meters so he's the fastest high schooler to ever in the 200 meters. Give him his credit and stop hating on him because he skipped college so you guys won't be making money off his talents.
Do you just not know anything? It doesn’t count as a HSR because he was a pro athlete when he ran the time. This was mentioned in the video, how did you miss that?
@@ldambies It doesn't matter because he's still in the youth category. With you lane reason, a high schooler can be 21 years old and break eligible for the world youth record. Eriyyon was still in High School when he broke Bolth Youth record.
How many athletes have run sub 20 seconds and sub 10 seconds on the same day? I think Letsile Tebogo has just set a new record, and he is the youngest person to achieve that feat.
🎉 crazy but consider the times from ‘76 ‘83 ‘85 these guys should be running faster right 🤔 and put some ‘speck on Tyreek’s name he was the 2nd fastest hs 200m in his day 😮
I mean, as far as it being a one-off, Divine ran his 19.73 (from a previous best of 20.13) and then only managed 19.88 two years later. And then he was banned. This guy Dadzie just went from: 21.07s - 20.23s - 19.79s
don’t forget about asinga’s teammate, adeajah hodge. at 17, she is already running 11.1 and 22.8!
22.33 indoors
What does she have to do with any of this?? If we're not going to forget her we might as well add Alana Reid in there and Omanyala and........... everyone else.
That’s slow the fastest 17 year old in world. Is 10.09 an Arian kid.
@@trinidadrodriquez876 thats for guys not girls
@@iTpnk it's racial for him, check his comment history.
Track and field is getting ridiculous when athletes you never even heard of are posting world leading times.
He’s in high school so he doesn’t have that much fame but he held of him before
@@thatfitado7048 he's referring to the one who ran 19.79
@@AntoineeeP mb
Surely that’s how you hear about them because they do something outstanding..! That’s not ridiculous that’s just advancement… there’s enough room for all to shine! All it means is a lot of people stepping up to the plate.
That James Dadzie guy is a Ghanaian he is very fast and was one of the best athletes in Ghana
Dog walking Noah for a 9.83 was all I needed to see. That goes down as the most impressive prep showing I’ve ever seen. Would have been SO easy to let the moment be too big. Tighten up those shoulders, shorten a drive phase, etc. proves he’s mentally stable and ready- wind aid or not.
It’s not even shocking he dipped under 20 at this point though psychologically the legal wind will be an unimaginable boost. I’d bet my lunch money for the year of his next 100m is anything close to ideal, he’s going under. He’ll be sniffing the record by end of may latest
Assinga looks like a beast. I can't wait to see what he does with five more years of coaching and nutrition.
_Nutrition_ 💉
@@realistic_delinquent lol
1 s. Asinga.
BLM is taking over track and field and making it woke
NUTRITION, indeed.
THAT'S what the African guys lack, IMO.
"Lifelong" (and possibly prenatal) excellent nutrition, vitamins, etc.
It might sound discriminating, but it plays a HUGE PART in our physical
development. And most people around the world don't get that.
The Americans are into it, but I question the others.
BIG UP JAMES DADZIE.BIG UP GHANA 🇬🇭
6:17 Lorem Ipsum, my new favorite sprinter
😅
I bet he's from Rome
Damn the Africans are taking over! Love to see it!
Ghana has potential ❤
Are we just forget that bro just said “full send, epic, insane mode”
This kid is gonna have to make a choice on whether he keeps his commitment to Texas A&M . So many people on social media is telling this man to go pro including myself tbh 😂
Idk, going to A&M for 1 year couldn't hurt. Pat Henry is a legendary coach. Plus there's something to be said about having that alumni base rooting for you for the rest of your career. I'm sure Athing Mu, Donovan Brazier, Fred Kerley, etc have all felt that support
@@clarkhays87 nah fax, collegiate fanbase support is extremely powerful, i think at least 1 year at A&M is the right choice
@@clarkhays87 You sound like an A&M fan/alumnus. The reality is the kid is already surpassing collegiate… and even pro athletes. Unless he wants to stay in college for a degree (3+ years) there is literally no reason from a developmental point of view for him to be facing collegiate athletes instead of pro athletes. He may as well get paid a proper contract and work with pro coaches and run against pro competition.
He's definitely not going to A&M! Pat henry would know what to do with a sub 10 and sub 20 sprinter. He's going pro
I think he should go college for 1yr, break all the records then turn pro
Love your videos however, surprised you didn't note lane designations as it's difficult to see who crosses in what order. I assume Dadzie was in the far lane
It's a shame we didn’t get a better finish line camera angle, considering that nearly every person in the stands was holding a video camera.
When was this race and what meet I'm not seeing that time showing up anywhere and the iaaf world athletics has not ratified any time of 19.79 today in 200m men
@@reddogqb123 Lubbock, TX, USA
ha, "video camera"
Dang that's fast
Can You make a video of valentin soca. Is from uruguay and he broke 3 NR since he is in CBU. Some of this récords had more of 30 years
I’m surprised you haven’t talked about Mia Brahe-Pederson yet! She just ran an 11:07 at the Twilight Relays right here in Portland!!
One at a time!
Africa has returned to glory!!!...
No mention of the elevation at Lubbock or Gaborone. The elevation at both sites is equivalent to about +1 tailwind. Being in lane 8 in a 200m is also an advantage with a tailwind.
He used to live near me in St. Louis before moving to Florida
People try to say he was born in another country. 😂 he was born and raised in the state's.
@@stephenwilliams7200 of course they are their racist nature loves jumping out
They tried to do the same with Fahnbulleh couple years ago because they saw him running for Liberia they thought he wasn’t born in the USA
James Dadzie is going to run faster than you're seeing now . I'm very sure of that
Love this🎉
What i can see is that those young guys have perfect sprinting mechanics. That wasn't the case 10 years ago.
That's perfectly said, makes a difference. Still, Fast is fast!
Easier to watch videos with the internet and smart phones
And when did assinga started running, yes say it
LORUM IPSUM @6:17! 😂❤
My high school coach Dwayne Evans on that list @01:29. Thats lit.
LFG!! 🔥🔥🔥
You are a hype man to this athlete.
Nothing wrong with that
Why isn't the camera set up at the finish line for the sprints?!
Kendrick Jones Jr. freshman from temple, texas just ran 20.80. Keep your eye on this guy!!!
Lorem ipsum at 6:19 has some crazy stats 😉
⭐Loren Ipsum at 6:17. Come on Total Running Productions. You’re better than that. This isn’t Fox News.⭐
waited for this
We are only about to enter the 5th month of 2023. Crazy moments, one after another.
Assinga in 2023? Breaking Tebogo's world junior record 🤔😁👍🏼👍🏼
Hello what happens when someone steps on or cross lane, waiting for a answer people's.
There's a lot ahead of them in the near future, definitely something to see.
The mystery of sprinting is no longer a secret.
Can you explain please!?
James Dadzie is a Ghanaian sprinter
There must be something up with that track, it looked like they were possibly running on a decline of some kind. And all of them run some kind of surreal record? Something is up with that track , some sort of adventage was gained.
Issam Isanga has 2 All-World parents. His genetics are off the charts.
What has happened to Afrifah? Have not heard his name mentioned anywhere. Does anyone know ? Roy b, CapeTown south africa 🇿🇦
The drug tests aren’t keeping up. College sprinting is advancing faster than Chat GPT
Only a matter of time before these kids are running sub 9s 😂
Advancements in training methods and age are the cause for performance gains. Just because you can't do it doesn't mean everyone is on drugs.
Which one was Dadzie? The one in blue?
Yes
please never say “Full send, epic insane mode” ever again 😂
Out here in my state, there is a 15 year old running 10.88 and 21.35! What are they feeding these kids!
James Dadzie is from Ghana
He shock me ooo. Aswer.
Dang this year is more competitive than few years ago ig it’s the new generation I thought it will happen a little later oh well ig I was wrong lol
It appears for now that the seasoned pro’s are in trouble.😮
Have y’all seen that HS Freshman split a 45.01 in the 4x4 at the Penn Relays?
these track athletes goin crazy lately in high school. man i remember when my old a** was in states for the 100m 25 years ago, and in my division, anyone running 10.8 to 10.4 were gonna be the ones running in the state finals. these kids nowadays would make us old guys look like we were running in mud
@@PeteZamModern technology’s done some crazy things for sprinting. Better training, high-tech shows, high-tech surfaces-It adds up. Kids seem to be reaching their potential a lot earlier than they used to.
Did they find a new molecule?:)
5:32 Strong tailwind, slightly over the limit ..... I wish you could edit that 😊
Why? Both can be true. A strong tailwind is anything around 2m/s maybe even 1.5m/s but the legal limit of 2.0 can be slightly passed by
.6...
I caught that too 😅
@@Brave-828?? 2.6 *is* slightly over the limit
@@chuckdeuces911 Because that would mean the rules allow for a strong tailwind, since you are defining strong as 2m/s. When in actuality, the 2m/s was chosen because its not considered a wind velocity high enough to unfairly aid the runner. So.0.6 is just slightly over what is considered a wind velocity that has no impact on the runners. Therefore, 2.6 can not be a strong tailwind when its only 0.6 ms/ over the no-impact tailwind.
He just built different that’s all you can say
Just did the altitude conversion calculator and it's 20.15. The kid is clearly one of those next up talents like Tebogo but don't over do it by mentioning Worlds.
A professional contract shouldn't disqualify Knighton.
This video seems to highlight more on another athlete than the one who won
When someone jumps by 0.45 sec, do we know for sure that all of these tracks have legit distance measurements?
Something is going on this year but Asinga is legit because he's ran multiple 10.05 and under plus multiple 20.11 or under. He's been cranking them out. Everyone has been going bananas this year
This kid was running 10.9s to open the season last year. He ran a 10.67 and 21.95 in his state championship 10.5 months ago. I don't know how he got this much ground. It's unheard of.
It's called being young.
@@chuckdeuces911 Growth spurts.....never heard of that either?
@@chuckdeuces911 he’s also a kid in HS
Exponential growth is always possible
How can I get n contact with you ?
Thanks for the view of the runners' rearends, but the best position for the camera in on the finish line.
Is Western Texas even D1 ? 😅
so much crazy shit always happening... lol
These dude is avoiding OMANYALA African 👑
Waitaminit, Boling came in dead last in the 100m?? Where are all the Boling hypeboys? It's crickets in here
I krep saying it, When Noah Lyles won world championship in 200m it sparked a new wave of athlete's just bolt breaking the world record. Everyone will want to chase you down now.
4:12 full-send, epic insane mode 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Time and pace play the role
Winner goes to a juco👀
Lorem Ipsum goes crazy
👍👍💪💪
Very Fast
Are they drug tested at this level? And if so how often?
4:53 where the 🥳 begins
Tebogo's PB is 19.87
In almost every racing event and
Some field events we are seeing College athletes putting down world class / world ok reading times
That technicality for knighton is bs
first view, like and comment. Its just my day
Swear, TRP is running out of headlines. I mean almost every other video has " something crazy just happened in ..."
All of you are sleeping on tobogo, his form isnt even good and he's realy skinny yet he's running these times
His form isn't good?😂😂😂😂
@@theblessedone. his arms are too close to his torso which makes in harder to apply horizontal force
assinga... 9.89 and 19.83
I think Issam can and will break 19.90 in the 200 and 9.90 in the 100 by the end of the season.
Status quo!!
Check their shoes! I bet they have a spring mechanism there. So records will continue to fall as technology improvisation continue to win approval!
It baffles me that people still thing “springs” in shoes does anything at all. No spring of any spring coefficient are better at distributing the force produced by the human body than our feet already are. A stiff spring would do nothing and a loose spring would make your ground contact time even greater, hence worse, even if you could load more energy into it.
@@troliskimosko YOu are ignorant!b You think those sport companies like NIKE and ADIDAS are amateurs like you. They know how to make one that give you that additional lift when you run. Go search youtube videos and you find videos that cut open the shoes to show you the spring mechanism
Please make a telegram channel & also upload video on it
Why does this channel keeps ignoring the effect of the new shoes? All the historical comparisons are flawed when ignoring the (at least) 2 tenth of a second that should be added to current 200m results when comparing them to older results.
Instead, this channel tediously employs hollow superlatives such as "amazing", "unbelievable", "insane", "mind blowing", "jaw dropping", etc.
Never mind, let's just live with it
And PED use
Erriyon Knighton ran a 19:49 in the 200 meters so he's the fastest high schooler to ever in the 200 meters. Give him his credit and stop hating on him because he skipped college so you guys won't be making money off his talents.
Do you just not know anything?
It doesn’t count as a HSR because he was a pro athlete when he ran the time. This was mentioned in the video, how did you miss that?
Watch the video again...
Bro watch the video
@@kauze_ It doesn't matter. You just upset that a young blk athlete would skip college and go pro. People let you want be making money off his talent.
@@ldambies It doesn't matter because he's still in the youth category. With you lane reason, a high schooler can be 21 years old and break eligible for the world youth record. Eriyyon was still in High School when he broke Bolth Youth record.
6:24 please fix the filer text
How many athletes have run sub 20 seconds and sub 10 seconds on the same day? I think Letsile Tebogo has just set a new record, and he is the youngest person to achieve that feat.
I was see what these guys can run in the 400
Lorem ipsum content 🤣
Braggadocious are you Jamaicans now? Whatcha got??
🎉 crazy but consider the times from ‘76 ‘83 ‘85 these guys should be running faster right 🤔 and put some ‘speck on Tyreek’s name he was the 2nd fastest hs 200m in his day 😮
19.97 or 19.79
Asinga ran 19.97 the winner of this race ran 19.79.
If you don’t think 0.4 improvement is odd I just don’t know what to say.
Asinga sounds like a Congolese name
No impact on the WCH because there are so many rounds to run.
Can't this guy stop with the overdramatics over every runner and every time they run? Is there ANY adjective he won't employ? Jesus!
A lot of these comments didn’t age well😂. With him popping positive for PEDs
Who's your Dadzie?!
Bruce Jenner, a dude wearing a dress, is telling us enough of being ticked off about Bud light’s association with another dude wearing a dress. Sure.
I mean, as far as it being a one-off, Divine ran his 19.73 (from a previous best of 20.13) and then only managed 19.88 two years later. And then he was banned.
This guy Dadzie just went from: 21.07s - 20.23s - 19.79s
well hes still very young college years are where you will either stay stagnant like Matthew boling or you will make big improvements in your game
Jucoproduct
Letsiles record wouldnt have a chance to be broken if he didnt slow up like a huge chump.
Probably need to give him a drug test.
Matthew Boling in high school was faster than he is now in 2023. He’s falling off