The Greatest Sprinter Physique Transformations Ever - Sprinting Motivation 2022

In this video we showcase some of the most impressive physique transformations among sprinters in History from Ben Johnson to Usain Bolt.
We show the rise of sprinters on their journey from skinny teenagers to muscular athletes including gym, track and training footage
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[@seth_acero4706]

Man’s put Ben Johnson in this video like he transformed naturally lmao

[@stayontrack]

his physique was miles better than the rest in this video

[@szakarix6105]

He take doping because for it he can do 3 trainings a day.

[@thelastlegionare896]

I'm not denying he probably benefited from it but think about it it's a 6 year difference and you can cleary see no super bulky or defined muscle on him in the video odds are he did most of that naturally and than took peds after his gains slowed like most people on peds do don't take away from the fact that he's genetically elite I don't care who you are no one can just take peds and become an Olympic level athlete unless they already had some basic genetic potential to do so he has good genes coupled with Years of training followed by a few rounds of peds once gains slow and you see the results

[@speedstreak914]

@@thelastlegionare896 true

[@milomuzic1939]

Oh shiiit💀💀😂😂😂that one there’s a violation

[@quadecooper8508]

A light, thin bone structure + lean muscle mass is ideal for force production
Force produced to Bodyweight Ratio is crucial

[@speedstreak914]

Sprinters should have size,strength and power in the legs but they only need power in the upper body. Added bulk especially in irrelevant muscle groups will diminish mobility, relative ground force producing ability and endurance. The ideal sprinter physique would be big legs, big core with slimmer and powerful arms.

[@Leonidas-eu9bb]

@@speedstreak914 no! it dependes on the distance. A 200/400m sprinters should be rail thin with long limbs wide shoulders and narrow waist (young Usain Bolt, Gardiner, Dos Santos).

[@Pumpxkin]

I think I could have an idea. You could show the fastest times in the 100m, showing mph/m/s maximum speed they get.

[@marcelosantosvidadeatleta]

In my channel bro

[@marcdecharentenay1214]

@@marcelosantosvidadeatleta your channel is nice but all in Portuguese so hard to understand all your analysis work which seems really important by the way

[@speedstreak914]

The previous Usain Bolt was only 6'2" not fully matured yet.

[@Edu-js4gg]

I saw the remembered Alex Quiñones have a good tour and I won a bronze medal🇪🇨

[@matthewkaram9615]

Good vid🤝💯

[@ThaSpeedsterZ]

lol.. Skinny Usain used to run like a BOBBLEHEAD! lol

[@akhildev9803]

Where is Gatlin and yohan Blake?

[@PalkaTV]

Woah I am first

[@athleticssoul4671]

Sometimes getting too muscles declines athlete's skills.

[@Rtn7789]

nope for a sprinters muscles are important

[@chenzenzo]

The difference here is that they were literally younger.

[@gokuljaras1998]

💯💯

[@masterr79]

Lyles looks to be the only one who did it naturally

[@stayontrack]

what struck me was how drasticly his form changed moreso than his body change

[@thelastlegionare896]

They all did most of them are a minimum of 3 years apart you can put on alot of muscle in 3 years if you've barely ever trained weight lifting it's basically comparing them to when they first started their pro careers at like 17-20 to when they're in their primes in thier mid twenties after years of pro training and weight lifting with thier testonone levels higher on special diets etc anyone could train for about 2 or 3 years with those benefits and easily look like lyles even with bad genetics and Tyson Gays build Is equally obtainable for most with the right work put in maybe not the low body fat and pretty visible abs but most can definitely achieve that kind of bulk in 3 or 4 years with a decent diet an consistent training on a good program

[@vivekiyer9062]

@@speedstreak914 really? Gtfoh

[@vivekiyer9062]

US CRY BABIES

[@midwestnagyfa]

@@thelastlegionare896 Honestly I can appreciate what you're saying, but please include periods and commas.

[@garywhitehead3165]

This is fairly pointless! Most of this comparisons are from when they are kids to adults! And after years of training! This would be the same for anyone!

[@thelastlegionare896]

Agreed and some people will say they took peds to do this but if you look at them before and after given the time gap it's very reasonable for those kind of results

[@Dubreillino]

beautiful except for ben Johnson, he was doped

[@Bruh-je7fb]

Everyone in that era wad

[@Bruh-je7fb]

Was