I don't know about that, 9.09 on the backstretch is fairly decent but nothing to write home about. Carter, Blake and Bolt's legs were all faster than their American counterparts, Frater was the only one that got outran.
@@augustusfreeman4032 frater didn't get out run... he held the line against a hungry Gatlin... he was considered the underdog on that leg and he HELD THE LINE....
Really proud of Asafa for providing this platform for Jamaica to know the story behind some of our athletes lives and careers. In fact if it was not for Asafa letting us know years ago that the athletes were only given adulation without compensation, the annual award show by the government might never have happened. Really proud of our athletes then and now.
This is priceless.....thank you Asafa and Alysha! We are not all ungrateful. As a Jamaican living in the US, I am always proud just to see the green, black and gold in the starting blocks. I left Jamaica as a teen shortly after Donald Quarrie's loss to Hasely Crawford in the 100m and his reedemtion in the 200m in 1976 Olympics. I have been proud of our track athlethes ever since. Mr. Frater, congratulations on young Ms. Williams joining your club. I wish you both much success.
Alysha when ur interviewing some u must look act sit professional that's not professional alysha with ur leg on the couch not because ur in ur home space I would expect better from u
Awesome...please bring us more of this. We understand more and we so appreciate you. All of you were so entertaining especially in Beijing 2008. The last leg with those high knees was amazing. I keep watching it quiet offten. You make us a proud people who help us to say ; I am a proud Jamaica. Thank you guys for staying and running for us in Jamaica. You make people whose great grandparents are Jamaican have to make mention that they have Jamaican heritage. Thanks to all of you athletes
Loving the Podcast...I get to see a different side of these great athletes who have given everything for Jamaica and are not appreciated and celebrated . Thanks To the Powells. I truly appreciate this. Must share this with my Brother..
I respect this so much, as a college athlete I understand what it takes to run track getting a scholarship to run for a school was so much pressure I can bet it's even worst how it is to run for a country...if you can do one with the ladies also please would love to hear how they feel as well and what their POV is...great conversation again!!! Keep up the good talk, we need to hear these honest truths!!!
I remember that Olympics when many of us were expecting the men to do 123 in the 100m and you both fell short. I honestly cried for you both. I cried not because I felt upset. I knew you both must have felt awful and I wanted a medal soooooooo much for you guys. Even writing this I remember how many of us Jamaicans felt so sad because we loved you both a lot.
This the best platform Asafa and his wife created so athletes can come on and speak from where they started to where they at now and wht they have going on for them selves now..
Really great interview 👏🏾 Two things I'd love to add tho: 1: When you refer to stories from your past, can you show a few pictures to help us relate? 2. When you talk about your businesses, don't just mention the street name of the location. Many of us viewers are not in Jamaica and we would love to stop by these places one day, so a more descriptive location (e.g. name of town etc) would be appreciated. Thank you guys for doing these interviews!!
Great interview Saf... love how you guys have stayed connected and have supported and embraced each other over the yrs. Track needs more of this togetherness and unity.
Wow!! Wow!!Wow!! I love these guys, they're Legends, A Them Put Jamaica On Top Enuh , thanks for this Mr &Mrs Powell, great job, I tear up & smile watching this, they need a museum or park with all you guy statue ect
Love u all and really appreciate what u did making jamaicans proud and so boasy. When I use to watch the relays with u all on the team I knew it's a 🏆 winner, gold all the way
Blessings to you Asafa, your wife and the fastlane team. To all the representative. I am also a former representative in the sport of Boxing. I am very proud of you guy, and all that you have done for our little country Jamaica. Its because of you guy, we're so famous all over the world. You got to get Yohan Blake on the fastlane. He was truly a beast. Thank you for explaining the effects of injuries. This makes clearly understandable, the life on the track, and what athlete faces during their career. I remembered winning gold medal in boxing with one arm, after I injured my left hand You and your wife are doing a great job. Keep it up. Last thing Asafa, your mother and I, are on a prayer line. We both ministered the good word. If you ask your mother, just asked her if she know fireball. That's my nickname from preaching. One lo😂my brother. Much love always!!!
I know the feelings I felt like that too. I always like these 3 athletes my favourite 3s of all time and will always be you all made your marks...no matter what others say 💥💥💥
This was my favorite episode of the fast lane podcast. Love the chemistry between the Powell’s.It was great to see the legends together again. You gentlemen have made your families and all Jamaicans proud. I’m very happy that you are all doing well. I pray that God continue to bless you all, and your families. Continue to give a helpful hand to the new and upcoming athletes who may not have the help and guidance. I was always one of the loudest voices in ATL cheering for you guys. I definitely want to visit some of the places the Powell’s talk about when I visit Jamaica. Love you all
I’m very grateful and thankful for this platform Asafa. Thanks for allowing us to know what’s going on behind the scenes. Thanks for introducing us to the other Legends like yourself and letting us know that you all are not just runners, but intellectuals individuals who have other interests and passion for other things. Wishing you all the best in all your endeavors ❤❤❤❤🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Very interesting and eyeopening discussion. It's good to hear it from the athlete's prospective. I am from St Kitts/Nevis but I am so happy when the Caribbean islands do well. Thanks for all you did and are doing guys. Love u Safa & Alisha💕
Blessings and respect to the Powell's. This is so amazing i waited years to see this. Am so proud of you Frater Asafa Nesta Bolt you guys lay the foundation. Nuff love and thanks for sharing am not getting alot of clarity. As a former Edwin girl always love to run but never had the apportunity to even reach champs level! You guys are so amazing it was hard and you never give up... keep it flowing Asafa this platform was needed. Always wonder where are my favourite team, happy seeing you all..
Finally getting the chance to watch this episode ... glad I found the time. Can I say, this gave me another perspective into your life as athletes. love the truthful candor. I have to admit in general as a country we do take for granted our athletes who represent brand Jamaica on a global scale until the world is celebrating them. You guys did a lot for track and yes sometimes it is forgotten because we got spoiled with gold and the narrative here comes the Jamaicans. We are proud people and sometimes lose sight of the sacrifice and focus regardless of the results. Keep it all in perspective that everyone may not want to acknowledge what you have done, but you know your value. Thank you. Great podcast! Asafa I love your passion for your fellow track mates. It made camaraderie was amazing.🤗🤗 legendary track performances
I can't believe Alysha was bashful about her high school PB! 53.xx in the 400 is an exceptional time for a high school athlete! In the US there are only a handful of girls each year that run in that range. Sanya Richards Ross has the national high school record (50.xx), but she was a prodigy. Alysha, you are very talented!
Thank you Asafa and Alysha for bringing on both athletes Michael Frater and Nesta Carter I am happy that Nesta mentioned that he has a Dialysis center Thanks be to God I live in the USA and I heard that it's only Cornwall Regional and University Hospital that does Dialysis I have not been to Jamaica I'm many moons so now I know at least I can travel because I do Dialysis three days a week Thanks Asafa and Nesta nuff nuff respect big up up and one 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕 🙏🙏🙏🙏 🙏🙏
Really enjoy the perspective you both present with your guests. Very insightful. One thing I would say to to Asafa, is limit the limit the Jamaican people/public bashing. As a nation we hold out athletes to a much higher standard than any other nation when it comes to track and field. It’s the same with Brazil and football or America and basketball. I do however agree that the federation should support our athletes more. Jamaican athletes are national treasures. Keep up the good work for 2023.
I've sent shout out to Nesta ,on Safa's platform b4, i never left out Nesta in any conversation concerning track n field , whenever the male 4x1 relays , i'm glued to the tv for an epic nesta cater start/lead off leg
My TH-camr congratulations 🍾 🎉because doing this is not easy to and have a family full time mi lub dem BAD MI NUH CARE WEH NO BODY SEH LOVE YOU GUTS 🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽❤
OMG MR Carter it is great for yuh to grace us with your presence Mr Carter I always love to watch you run a relay Michael yuh the shortest and you are amazing to watch in a relay race man I love you guys ❤
May 24 revisiting such a great podcast, absolute legends wonder if their era will ever be replicated by Jamaica. As Alyshia says give them their flowers. They were exciting to watch even the replays are❤And you can see how much Safa cares about these guys.
Mr Asafa, now also i watched your legendary runs, you can definitely run below 9.68 seconds... Most of your 100 mts,last 20 meters you just jogging.... Anyway you are always remembered 😍🙏🏻👍🏻
Enjoy the new Fast Lane and first time commenting. Would like for short videos interspersed to show some of the reminders, like how Nesta's fashion statement was to show why it was funny.
To the power wheel family happy merry Christmas to you all great job Asafa Powell and your wife great job wish you all the best for 2023 and all the kids the children peace and love
Big up the man dem for putting JA on the map FULLTIME. I can't forget 2012, Nestar-Frater-Yohan-Bolt. I don't know what happened to Asafa that year. But once I saw Frater cut the lead with Gatlin I knew JA had it. Congrats guys 🎉🎉 🇯🇲
Medals are not the only things that count. The individual medal is the greatest achievement because it is only 3 they give out but it is a great honor to represent your country. Some country which they could have even one representative.
Real track fans dont need to be reminded about Nesta and Micheal....two unsung heroes who devoted themselves to Jamaica and we'll always remeber and big them up when we buck dem up a road...who can forget when Carter hand off to Frater who burn up 2nd leg in Beijing....same hand off in London?? Cmon...we will never forget
Fraters leg against Gatlin was one of THE GREATEST legs EVER!!!.... props to the squad... 🙏
I don't know about that, 9.09 on the backstretch is fairly decent but nothing to write home about. Carter, Blake and Bolt's legs were all faster than their American counterparts, Frater was the only one that got outran.
@@augustusfreeman4032 frater didn't get out run... he held the line against a hungry Gatlin... he was considered the underdog on that leg and he HELD THE LINE....
which year?
@@dundukas7899 08
@@nicolemaddix4291 gatlin was banned 2006-2010
You guys are all Jamaican National Heroes 👏👏👏👏🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 and we are proud of you all...hope Mr P.M.is watching.
A lot of respect and support
Nesta Carter, the best relay first leg starter; Michael Frater, the man on the back stretch! Thank u guys for representing us so well.
Maximum respect to the fantastic four . Asafa, Bolt, Mikey, and Nesta you guys are legend. Love and respect ✊🏿
So proud of Asafa for doing this podcast. It’s putting things into prospective. Respect due to you all
Really proud of Asafa for providing this platform for Jamaica to know the story behind some of our athletes lives and careers. In fact if it was not for Asafa letting us know years ago that the athletes were only given adulation without compensation, the annual award show by the government might never have happened. Really proud of our athletes then and now.
True words, my sentiments exactly.
This is priceless.....thank you Asafa and Alysha! We are not all ungrateful. As a Jamaican living in the US, I am always proud just to see the green, black and gold in the starting blocks. I left Jamaica as a teen shortly after Donald Quarrie's loss to Hasely Crawford in the 100m and his reedemtion in the 200m in 1976 Olympics. I have been proud of our track athlethes ever since. Mr. Frater, congratulations on young Ms. Williams joining your club. I wish you both much success.
Enjoy the podcast proud of you all accomplishments
Alysha when ur interviewing some u must look act sit professional that's not professional alysha with ur leg on the couch not because ur in ur home space I would expect better from u
Awesome...please bring us more of this. We understand more and we so appreciate you. All of you were so entertaining especially in Beijing 2008. The last leg with those high knees was amazing. I keep watching it quiet offten. You make us a proud people who help us to say ; I am a proud Jamaica. Thank you guys for staying and running for us in Jamaica. You make people whose great grandparents are Jamaican have to make mention that they have Jamaican heritage. Thanks to all of you athletes
Loving the Podcast...I get to see a different side of these great athletes who have given everything for Jamaica and are not appreciated and celebrated . Thanks To the Powells. I truly appreciate this. Must share this with my Brother..
Big up
I respect this so much, as a college athlete I understand what it takes to run track getting a scholarship to run for a school was so much pressure I can bet it's even worst how it is to run for a country...if you can do one with the ladies also please would love to hear how they feel as well and what their POV is...great conversation again!!! Keep up the good talk, we need to hear these honest truths!!!
I remember that Olympics when many of us were expecting the men to do 123 in the 100m and you both fell short. I honestly cried for you both. I cried not because I felt upset. I knew you both must have felt awful and I wanted a medal soooooooo much for you guys. Even writing this I remember how many of us Jamaicans felt so sad because we loved you both a lot.
Yass!! Well said
Lovely session. I learnt to better appreciate the sacrifices of our athletes. Happy that you all are on a good business path.
I am watching and smiling. Love and appreciate you all for all you have done for Jamaica and track and field. Thank you, thank you!!!❤❤❤
I love this platform,And I always love this guy Michael Frater,always quiet,reserved and humble.
Respect guys for all that you have done and still doing got your country 💙🙏🏿👌🏾
Yes, they definitely don't teach about money in school. This is why I do what I do. Thanks for sharing your wisdom.
A big thank you to you guys. I'm so proud of you all. A lot a persons out there know about Jamaica all because of you.
Nesta and Frater are so intelligent, first time hearing them talking. Jamaica love ❤️ you guys .
God Bless you guys. Thank you Alyssa and Asafa for bringing these issues to the gor. Omportant interbiews from a historical perspective..
This the best platform Asafa and his wife created so athletes can come on and speak from where they started to where they at now and wht they have going on for them selves now..
Really great interview 👏🏾
Two things I'd love to add tho:
1: When you refer to stories from your past, can you show a few pictures to help us relate?
2. When you talk about your businesses, don't just mention the street name of the location. Many of us viewers are not in Jamaica and we would love to stop by these places one day, so a more descriptive location (e.g. name of town etc) would be appreciated.
Thank you guys for doing these interviews!!
Thanks guys for all you have done for Ja maica and the sports on a whole .Mice seeing you all.
Great interview Saf... love how you guys have stayed connected and have supported and embraced each other over the yrs. Track needs more of this togetherness and unity.
Wow!! Wow!!Wow!! I love these guys, they're Legends, A Them Put Jamaica On Top Enuh , thanks for this Mr &Mrs Powell, great job, I tear up & smile watching this, they need a museum or park with all you guy statue ect
Love u all and really appreciate what u did making jamaicans proud and so boasy. When I use to watch the relays with u all on the team I knew it's a 🏆 winner, gold all the way
Congrats guys, again voices of maturity. Young Athletes should have to view this!!! Love it
Blessings to you Asafa, your wife and the fastlane team. To all the representative. I am also a former representative in the sport of Boxing. I am very proud of you guy, and all that you have done for our little country Jamaica. Its because of you guy, we're so famous all over the world. You got to get Yohan Blake on the fastlane. He was truly a beast. Thank you for explaining the effects of injuries. This makes clearly understandable, the life on the track, and what athlete faces during their career. I remembered winning gold medal in boxing with one arm, after I injured my left hand
You and your wife are doing a great job. Keep it up.
Last thing Asafa, your mother and I, are on a prayer line. We both ministered the good word. If you ask your mother, just asked her if she know fireball. That's my nickname from preaching.
One lo😂my brother.
Much love always!!!
Michael, I surely miss you on the track you were so good, good memories of you tearing up the track,be blessed
I know the feelings I felt like that too. I always like these 3 athletes my favourite 3s of all time and will always be you all made your marks...no matter what others say 💥💥💥
This was my favorite episode of the fast lane podcast. Love the chemistry between the Powell’s.It was great to see the legends together again. You gentlemen have made your families and all Jamaicans proud. I’m very happy that you are all doing well. I pray that God continue to bless you all, and your families. Continue to give a helpful hand to the new and upcoming athletes who may not have the help and guidance. I was always one of the loudest voices in ATL cheering for you guys. I definitely want to visit some of the places the Powell’s talk about when I visit Jamaica. Love you all
Thank you guys another beautiful forum. I enjoy seeing you guys together reminiscing over the past. Thanks for another beautiful interview.
A Era without egos love them thank u for this❤❤❤
Loved this!
Very insightful.
Great platform guys.
Thank you
Love this podcast love you guys so much I’m happy that you all still keep in touch❤❤
Awesome 👌
This brings so much joy to my heart and alot of memories
I’m very grateful and thankful for this platform Asafa. Thanks for allowing us to know what’s going on behind the scenes. Thanks for introducing us to the other Legends like yourself and letting us know that you all are not just runners, but intellectuals individuals who have other interests and passion for other things. Wishing you all the best in all your endeavors ❤❤❤❤🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
I’m forever grateful to you all. Athletics have always and will always be my favourite sports. Big up everyone
Very interesting and eyeopening discussion. It's good to hear it from the athlete's prospective. I am from St Kitts/Nevis but I am so happy when the Caribbean islands do well. Thanks for all you did and are doing guys. Love u Safa & Alisha💕
Hi guys, so love seeing you on the tracks, so proud of all of you ❤️. Love the fastlane lifestyle.
Growing up I had the biggest crush on Michael Frater. I was/am his biggest fan.
I really enjoyed this podcast...thanks guys ❤
Great conversation, Great company. Well done. Love the platform. Jamaican in Scotland
Much appreciated
Great to hear all the positive things about our athletes 🙌 all good feelings 👍
Nestor Carter…the boss. He knew how to deliver a relay!
Blessings and respect to the Powell's. This is so amazing i waited years to see this. Am so proud of you Frater Asafa Nesta Bolt you guys lay the foundation. Nuff love and thanks for sharing am not getting alot of clarity.
As a former Edwin girl always love to run but never had the apportunity to even reach champs level! You guys are so amazing it was hard and you never give up... keep it flowing Asafa this platform was needed. Always wonder where are my favourite team, happy seeing you all..
Great Podcast. 1st, 2nd, 3rd you are all winners.❤❤❤
Up
This awesome we get to know the intimate side. Big up Asafa and Alysia.❤️
This has been so refreshing to watch. The Powells are so sweet together.
Thank you
Finally getting the chance to watch this episode ... glad I found the time. Can I say, this gave me another perspective into your life as athletes. love the truthful candor. I have to admit in general as a country we do take for granted our athletes who represent brand Jamaica on a global scale until the world is celebrating them. You guys did a lot for track and yes sometimes it is forgotten because we got spoiled with gold and the narrative here comes the Jamaicans. We are proud people and sometimes lose sight of the sacrifice and focus regardless of the results. Keep it all in perspective that everyone may not want to acknowledge what you have done, but you know your value. Thank you. Great podcast! Asafa I love your passion for your fellow track mates. It made camaraderie was amazing.🤗🤗 legendary track performances
"Doesn't make sense you argue with a ghost." ~Asafa Powell. Solid quote!
Love you both so keep Winning and GOD bless.🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿.
Michael i love u so much thank you Safa for allowing me to say thank to Michael for is excellent contributions to track and field
I can't believe Alysha was bashful about her high school PB! 53.xx in the 400 is an exceptional time for a high school athlete! In the US there are only a handful of girls each year that run in that range. Sanya Richards Ross has the national high school record (50.xx), but she was a prodigy. Alysha, you are very talented!
What would be nice if you dropped a piece of the biggest relay ever in this podcast
Thank you Asafa and Alysha for bringing on both athletes Michael Frater and Nesta Carter I am happy that Nesta mentioned that he has a Dialysis center Thanks be to God I live in the USA and I heard that it's only Cornwall Regional and University Hospital that does Dialysis I have not been to Jamaica I'm many moons so now I know at least I can travel because I do Dialysis three days a week Thanks Asafa and Nesta nuff nuff respect big up up and one 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕 🙏🙏🙏🙏 🙏🙏
Really great podcast. Great to hear from you guys. It’s a pleasure to have meet you guys before. Blessings always 🙏🏾💪🏾
My three favorite athletes and uhan Blake 💕💕💕💕💕💕🙏yes I know he is well educated
Respect!! Respect!!🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲💯
Really enjoy the perspective you both present with your guests. Very insightful. One thing I would say to to Asafa, is limit the limit the Jamaican people/public bashing. As a nation we hold out athletes to a much higher standard than any other nation when it comes to track and field. It’s the same with Brazil and football or America and basketball. I do however agree that the federation should support our athletes more. Jamaican athletes are national treasures. Keep up the good work for 2023.
I've sent shout out to Nesta ,on Safa's platform b4, i never left out Nesta in any conversation concerning track n field , whenever the male 4x1 relays , i'm glued to the tv for an epic nesta cater start/lead off leg
Loving it❤🇯🇲👍
Can't wait to see Mama Pocket Rocket on it🔥❤
My TH-camr congratulations 🍾 🎉because doing this is not easy to and have a family full time mi lub dem BAD MI NUH CARE WEH NO BODY SEH LOVE YOU GUTS 🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽❤
OMG MR Carter it is great for yuh to grace us with your presence Mr Carter I always love to watch you run a relay Michael yuh the shortest and you are amazing to watch in a relay race man I love you guys ❤
May 24 revisiting such a great podcast, absolute legends wonder if their era will ever be replicated by Jamaica. As Alyshia says give them their flowers. They were exciting to watch even the replays are❤And you can see how much Safa cares about these guys.
Mr Asafa, now also i watched your legendary runs, you can definitely run below 9.68 seconds... Most of your 100 mts,last 20 meters you just jogging.... Anyway you are always remembered 😍🙏🏻👍🏻
Very good podcast 👏🏿
Love this....very humble guy.
Respect, Asafa, you are on point.
This gives me so much inspiration for my son
Jamaicans have become spoiled by the top class performances by our heroic athletes. We love and appreciate all of you and are very proud of you. ❤
I enjoyed this podcast to the max🙏❤❤
So proud of you are guys, I'm one who always pull up those races on TH-cam get goose bumps when watching
Enjoy the new Fast Lane and first time commenting. Would like for short videos interspersed to show some of the reminders, like how Nesta's fashion statement was to show why it was funny.
Good book to read for the young athletes, rich dad/poor dad, get a good financial advisor. Good networking, keep positive peoples around you.
To the power wheel family happy merry Christmas to you all great job Asafa Powell and your wife great job wish you all the best for 2023 and all the kids the children peace and love
Nester spot on.. people hardly remember the person first and second persons to come last..
Blessed love my people. Jah guide and protect
Big up to track stars, all of them
Very interesting Guys,really enjoy watching and listening to this pod . May the blessings of the good Lord continue to bless you all.
Big up the man dem for putting JA on the map FULLTIME. I can't forget 2012, Nestar-Frater-Yohan-Bolt. I don't know what happened to Asafa that year. But once I saw Frater cut the lead with Gatlin I knew JA had it. Congrats guys 🎉🎉 🇯🇲
He got injured in the 100m final
Keep up the good work guys, wonderful pod cast.
All my favourite athletes in one place. 🥇🥈🥉🏅
Nice one guys 👍👍🔥🔥🔥🇯🇲🇬🇧
Was hoping Micheal would show us that dance
Lol
Love This ❤
Medals are not the only things that count. The individual medal is the greatest achievement because it is only 3 they give out but it is a great honor to represent your country. Some country which they could have even one representative.
I enjoy you guys show so much.
Real track fans dont need to be reminded about Nesta and Micheal....two unsung heroes who devoted themselves to Jamaica and we'll always remeber and big them up when we buck dem up a road...who can forget when Carter hand off to Frater who burn up 2nd leg in Beijing....same hand off in London?? Cmon...we will never forget
WOW this is so good. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Very beautiful well done 👏 ✔️ 👍 👌
Very, very lovely. Awesome platform.
Love you guys I wish you all every thing good things life have to offer you a big hug 🥰💕💕💕💕🙏🙏🙏
Asafa, love your Tee shirt!!!!
Do you know you are my favorite athlete Micheal love ❤️ seeing you run
Tell micheal to give we a dance move
Big up the Legends dem Nesta Lesta grandson big up yourself Cuz..
Nah lie mi glad fi see d UNITY❤Happy New year to the Powell Family🎊
Happy new year
Great interview.
All legends here. You guys are national heroes.
Inspirational!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥