This interview is before she has won the gold medal in paris and she definitely has star quality very grounded and intelligent and all the talent and comittment to hard work skys the limit you young keeley look forward to seeing her rise good luck to you love
I really wish that more interviews with star athletes were like this...where you see more of who they are as a person. That is a part of the whole story I think. Keely is such a class person and she seems humble and down to earth in a genuine way. She is obviously a top talent in the world. Plus you can tell she loves to laugh. We all wish her all the success in the world. Kudos to you Trackstaa for pulling off such a unique great interview.
What a smashing interview. I laughed when Keeley said she was an open book, and indeed she is very open. She seems to have her feet firmly planted on the ground while taking care of business, but still retains a girlish charm which belies that steely competitive determination. She doesn't seem to be over invested in her running career, which is far the best attitude to take, it's not the be all and end all of everything. Many good athletes get burned out due to over investing. I can see Keeley running for the next ten years, and i hope she does. The most pleasing thing she said was, she would like to have a family. I hope she does.
I have just come across this channel. It was great to see an athlete talk about their life and relationship with the sport. You clearly made her feel comfortable enough to open up 👏🏿👏🏿
Love watching the interview on YT great convos and made me laugh a lot! Awesome to hear a different side other than just her training and racing. Also anyone else think she’s the most beautiful runner in athletics rn?
I think she's spot on about how the sport needs rivalries, even if they are a little bit "engineered" like boxing etc. I used to love the Coe vs Ovett stuff as it added that extra bit of spice that gets people interested who otherwise might not watch.
Agreed. I think athletes may be scared because of the backlash most traditional fans would give. And I guess it’s hard because if you talk trash and then do bad it’s quite embarrassing
@@Trackstaa_ Let me set the scene, Moraa and Athing having a trackside argument when suddenly the lights go out, then after a few seconds of silence loud music blares out and Keely comes running out with a folded chair 🤣
TOP athlete, great to hear her speak so honestly, great easy going interview! rather than just the technical blurb! Side note...Nice hair!, but I've always wondered if having long hair is a performance negative? where at the very pinnacle, those small margins are maybe huge??? ..
thanks, we try to add some different questions so its not just the same runners get asked all the time. I'd say with how light hair is, it'll be such a tiny marginal change. and you know what they say. Look good, feel good. So if you're feeling good you're probably running better
Hi, Keely great running n Paris. Dropping down to the 400 get speed will help you not be overtaken down the stretch! Keep it going!! Kyldesley Greater Manchester!!!
Comparing her 80k prize money for a sub-2-minute race to a Grand Slam win is ridiculous considering players play hours upon hours of tennis over two weeks. In relation, that Diamond League prize money is plenty.
I think this is Keely's year. She's ready to drop a 1:54 at least. I get the feeling Mu's new coach may have messed with her 800 readiness by mixing in 1500 training when that's not where she should be concentrating. He doesn't want her challenging Sydney apparently in the 400 and that may hurt her foot speed.
this seems like more of flirtatious chat and a waste of time than an interview of a great runner...How does she train, what does she think of her competition, what races are next, what kind of sponsorships, how does she see her future in the sport????????????
Fair giving feedback, it’s always welcomed. If you’re after info around an athletes training, Google it or head over to LetsRun, there’s enough of that out there already that I’m not interested in talking about it on the show. I would say it’s a good rapport rather than flirting, showcasing that the guest is comfortable with the conversation. Questions around her competition, irrelevant for our show, watch her post race interviews in the media zone for that chat. Again, thank you for the feedback and desires but it might not be the show for you if you’re after that type of content.
@@shangrila73eldorado that’s your opinion which is totally warranted. I try and ask the questions that maybe aren’t so common rather than the standard from what we’re used to on interviews in the sport. Plus the feedback from Nike and overall has been positive but I’ll make sure to take the feedback on board for the future 🫱🏻🫲🏾
@@keepingupwithkempson I wish you the best. You're a good sport. In her exit interview after Paris, Hodgkinson said her training was making her exhausted all the time but it was paying off (1:55 opener!). I was really looking for how that training looked. No one really knows. There's a huge question now about lactate threshold training and whether it is bloody voodoo LOL LetsRun is a lot of guys who aren't pros pontificating about running and take a long time to get to the point. Just one other thing, if I may: track isn't boring. Biggest problem I see is that the average track fan has no idea when races are coming or what the results were. I can look up the score of a football game in less than 30 secs. For track results, I sometimes have to look 10-15 mins and often not even find anything. As an insider with access to lots of info, you might not realize how bad publicity is for the fan.
@@shangrila73eldorado There are a few videos on YT about her training, no pro is going to give you a day by day month by month outline of their training, as far as what meets she is going to run that is up to her and her coach the Diamond League entries are posted a week before the meet.
@@hearmenow909 Yes I have, and am well aware of the difficulties involved. I know that Keely is capable of running that fast or faster. Are you just blowing smoke or are you just an ass#@^l.
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This interview is before she has won the gold medal in paris and she definitely has star quality very grounded and intelligent and all the talent and comittment to hard work skys the limit you young keeley look forward to seeing her rise good luck to you love
I really wish that more interviews with star athletes were like this...where you see more of who they are as a person. That is a part of the whole story I think. Keely is such a class person and she seems humble and down to earth in a genuine way. She is obviously a top talent in the world. Plus you can tell she loves to laugh. We all wish her all the success in the world. Kudos to you Trackstaa for pulling off such a unique great interview.
thank you for the kind words! its hard to secure the really big names for podcasts but glad you enjoyed!
Keely has charisma, and when she does win the world and olympic gold what a time that will be.
@@donaldshaw7799 you called it
Good luck Keely you can do it Paris 2024 … and the new 800m Olympic Champion 🎉
What a smashing interview.
I laughed when Keeley said she was an open book, and indeed she is very open.
She seems to have her feet firmly planted on the ground while taking care of business, but still retains a girlish charm which belies that steely competitive determination.
She doesn't seem to be over invested in her running career, which is far the best attitude to take, it's not the be all and end all of everything. Many good athletes get burned out due to over investing.
I can see Keeley running for the next ten years, and i hope she does.
The most pleasing thing she said was, she would like to have a family. I hope she does.
I have just come across this channel. It was great to see an athlete talk about their life and relationship with the sport. You clearly made her feel comfortable enough to open up 👏🏿👏🏿
Thanks for the kind words!
That was one brilliant interview,first time watching your channel but am now subscribed.
That’s what we like to hear. Thanks for the kind words and welcome!
Love watching the interview on YT great convos and made me laugh a lot! Awesome to hear a different side other than just her training and racing. Also anyone else think she’s the most beautiful runner in athletics rn?
Thanks for the great feedback! We'll leave the question for others to respond to
I think she's spot on about how the sport needs rivalries, even if they are a little bit "engineered" like boxing etc. I used to love the Coe vs Ovett stuff as it added that extra bit of spice that gets people interested who otherwise might not watch.
Agreed. I think athletes may be scared because of the backlash most traditional fans would give. And I guess it’s hard because if you talk trash and then do bad it’s quite embarrassing
@@Trackstaa_ Let me set the scene, Moraa and Athing having a trackside argument when suddenly the lights go out, then after a few seconds of silence loud music blares out and Keely comes running out with a folded chair 🤣
TOP athlete, great to hear her speak so honestly, great easy going interview! rather than just the technical blurb! Side note...Nice hair!, but I've always wondered if having long hair is a performance negative? where at the very pinnacle, those small margins are maybe huge??? ..
thanks, we try to add some different questions so its not just the same runners get asked all the time. I'd say with how light hair is, it'll be such a tiny marginal change. and you know what they say. Look good, feel good. So if you're feeling good you're probably running better
Love to this british beautiful lady
Keely love her!
Paris went really well ;)
Yes. Very very well
Hi, Keely great running n Paris. Dropping down to the 400 get speed will help you not be overtaken down the stretch! Keep it going!! Kyldesley Greater Manchester!!!
Comparing her 80k prize money for a sub-2-minute race to a Grand Slam win is ridiculous considering players play hours upon hours of tennis over two weeks. In relation, that Diamond League prize money is plenty.
I think this is Keely's year. She's ready to drop a 1:54 at least. I get the feeling Mu's new coach may have messed with her 800 readiness by mixing in 1500 training when that's not where she should be concentrating. He doesn't want her challenging Sydney apparently in the 400 and that may hurt her foot speed.
you're going to see that you're veryyyy wrong
@@nathanplant9893 well 1:55.18 so was very close to being correct
Keely... you are a goddess❤❤❤❤❤❤
Has she graduated from uni?
She stopped going after the first year
14:24 she's wearing a knuckleduster?! 😂
She trains in Alaska?
South Africa
this seems like more of flirtatious chat and a waste of time than an interview of a great runner...How does she train, what does she think of her competition, what races are next, what kind of sponsorships, how does she see her future in the sport????????????
Fair giving feedback, it’s always welcomed. If you’re after info around an athletes training, Google it or head over to LetsRun, there’s enough of that out there already that I’m not interested in talking about it on the show. I would say it’s a good rapport rather than flirting, showcasing that the guest is comfortable with the conversation. Questions around her competition, irrelevant for our show, watch her post race interviews in the media zone for that chat.
Again, thank you for the feedback and desires but it might not be the show for you if you’re after that type of content.
@@keepingupwithkempson Think about the viewers and what is useful and interesting to them, or else you are being self-indulgent
@@shangrila73eldorado that’s your opinion which is totally warranted. I try and ask the questions that maybe aren’t so common rather than the standard from what we’re used to on interviews in the sport. Plus the feedback from Nike and overall has been positive but I’ll make sure to take the feedback on board for the future 🫱🏻🫲🏾
@@keepingupwithkempson I wish you the best. You're a good sport. In her exit interview after Paris, Hodgkinson said her training was making her exhausted all the time but it was paying off (1:55 opener!). I was really looking for how that training looked. No one really knows. There's a huge question now about lactate threshold training and whether it is bloody voodoo LOL LetsRun is a lot of guys who aren't pros pontificating about running and take a long time to get to the point. Just one other thing, if I may: track isn't boring. Biggest problem I see is that the average track fan has no idea when races are coming or what the results were. I can look up the score of a football game in less than 30 secs. For track results, I sometimes have to look 10-15 mins and often not even find anything. As an insider with access to lots of info, you might not realize how bad publicity is for the fan.
@@shangrila73eldorado There are a few videos on YT about her training, no pro is going to give you a day by day month by month outline of their training, as far as what meets she is going to run that is up to her and her coach the Diamond League entries are posted a week before the meet.
I do not agree with Keely. Sub 1:53 is possible for Keely and Athing. Like the first sub four minute mile it is just a matter of training and time.
Have you ever run an 800m at that the speed she runs at?
@@hearmenow909 Yes I have, and am well aware of the difficulties involved. I know that Keely is capable of running that fast or faster. Are you just blowing smoke or are you just an ass#@^l.