Ohio greetings, Murph! Love the breakdowns of races….the tangents, the shoving, all of it. The 800 was never my best race, but definitely the most “fun”. Keep workin!
I remember watching this race and thinking Murphy is running typical Murphy style. When Jewett surged at 300m I thought, Murphy needs to go now, and you did. Master tactician. Best of luck this season brotha ✌🏼
If I’m going to take the time to watch an almost 11 minute video and love it. The least I can do is like the video. Thanks for sharing and breaking down this race and congrats on an amazing achievement.
I did my own video analysis on this race the night that it happened, and I’m glad you pointed out the fact that a lot of guys cut hard to the rail after the opening break. When dealing with nagging injuries like you and DB were, the most important thing is to minimize the amount of energy you’re using up. You won this race because you did that the best.
I remember finding nick symmond's channel back when he was at just getting back into youtube, but he's not running the 800m anymore. It's really cool to see a breakdown from a top runner who's still running. I'm really excited to see more running content in the future.
We know Worlds didn’t end the way you had envisioned but I really appreciated your 3 part breakdown of USAs from last year. I’m sure there are lessons learned there as well. Thanks for being willing to be vulnerable and taking us behind the scenes of professional middle distance running.
Really inspiring stuff Clayton. Plus you definitely pointed out a couple of things that now I can implement in my races. I gotta say we run the 8 very similar, in that we both kick hard at the end, except I’m about 20 seconds off you right now😂. Soon though I hope to be able to compete at your level. Love the vids!
What’s your advice for someone in high school training for this event and more of the mid distance races, such as the 5k to 800m loving the videos and hoping to see more also can you drop the playlist for pre races?
Modern day Nick Symmonds
Literally
Nah Nick was a 6x US Champ , Clayton is a beast tho
@@F4IV yuh, but don’t forget that Clayton got an Olympic medal
@@stuffedapples73 true nick went to the Olympics twice but never got a medal
@@stuffedapples73 I love Clayton but the times for Nick are faster
I’d like to see a 2016 Olympic recap. It would be great if you made a video for each round, just like you did in this series.
I won my first race of the season and got 2:08 a PB!!! Well done bud
Ohio greetings, Murph! Love the breakdowns of races….the tangents, the shoving, all of it. The 800 was never my best race, but definitely the most “fun”. Keep workin!
One of the best track channels, hands down.
I remember watching this race and thinking Murphy is running typical Murphy style. When Jewett surged at 300m I thought, Murphy needs to go now, and you did. Master tactician. Best of luck this season brotha ✌🏼
If I’m going to take the time to watch an almost 11 minute video and love it. The least I can do is like the video. Thanks for sharing and breaking down this race and congrats on an amazing achievement.
I did my own video analysis on this race the night that it happened, and I’m glad you pointed out the fact that a lot of guys cut hard to the rail after the opening break. When dealing with nagging injuries like you and DB were, the most important thing is to minimize the amount of energy you’re using up. You won this race because you did that the best.
I remember finding nick symmond's channel back when he was at just getting back into youtube, but he's not running the 800m anymore.
It's really cool to see a breakdown from a top runner who's still running. I'm really excited to see more running content in the future.
Ruffles sour cream and cheddar is a phenomenal chip
We know Worlds didn’t end the way you had envisioned but I really appreciated your 3 part breakdown of USAs from last year. I’m sure there are lessons learned there as well. Thanks for being willing to be vulnerable and taking us behind the scenes of professional middle distance running.
Great job, Clayton...keep hauling ass, brother! 🏆🔥👊🏻
Really inspiring stuff Clayton. Plus you definitely pointed out a couple of things that now I can implement in my races. I gotta say we run the 8 very similar, in that we both kick hard at the end, except I’m about 20 seconds off you right now😂. Soon though I hope to be able to compete at your level. Love the vids!
Glad to hear it!
Still my favorite race to watch of all time! Behind rudisha WR.
Thank you for posting this series! Definitely helping us amateur T&F athletes out ☺️
Breaking it down then breaking it up - all in the first minute. Classic.
Breakdown 2016 & 2021 Olympics next, please.
Great series
Maintaining form comes through training. So you don't have to think about it the final 100. You just go hard.
He must’ve had lots of rungum before the race
God bless you man I wish the best for you. Huge inspiration 🖤
Can you recap the Tokyo Olympic finals? It was weird to watch it, since you ran a low 1'44 in the semis.
love these vids
you should make a tip video for the 800/1500
Good brother
He’s gonna be at 1 million soon you can just tell
Donovan brazier is actually my cousin, he holds the American record in the 800💪
Question for you that I’ve been wondering, did he fracture his tibula during the race or was it just a bad race?
There are penguins in the Midwest
2022 World Champ
What’s your advice for someone in high school training for this event and more of the mid distance races, such as the 5k to 800m loving the videos and hoping to see more also can you drop the playlist for pre races?
2018 continental cup
Nice
Next video “How I lost to Colin Sahlman”
Great idea Bruce...
Thanks though for holding me to high expectations! He killed it, and I was far from 100%. Props to him!
I want to see how u did in Olympics
Why do you think so many guys at this high of a level still make such poor tactical choices like cutting so hard after the cones?
Do you eat chips?
Oreos
First?