katelyn had a knee surgery last year, and to see her comeback in top shape and break records again is such an amazing thing to witness! she has worked extremely hard all-year long, you're amazing katelyn!
I agree. I am a fan also. I think she handled the competition quite well, from HS to College. She jumped right from the frying pan into the fire. It is a testament to her resolve that she is still in the mix. We have not seen the best out of her yet. Her future is still bright. I like how she shared the podium with two other NC State runners at ACC 5k. That was an epic race and for her to place with her two running mates, that is great. I am a little surprised at the high level of competition she faced right away. I actually though she would have less competition.
@@lars277 Doesn't seem like she could run her own race like she normally does. Her strength has been to go out strong and keep the pace. That's what she'll need to do to win. She doesn't have the kick at the end, not the speed anyway.
I followed many of her races before entering university, but only heard that she had been experiencing some injuries. It's good to see her back and running fast.
I'm from Russia. And for 4 years now I've been rooting for Katelyn Tuohy as if I were my own. She is a very talented girl. I wish her health and great victories! She reminds me of a very talented, young Russian skier, Olympic champion, Veronika Stepanova.
Bush's pr was 9:38 until this I think - she has taken some major steps recently. McCabe looked like she was jogging until the final 60 meters when she outkicked the NCAA 1,500 m champion from this year. Good start to Tuohy's Indoor season American U20 record.
I will never understand why “back markers” are allowed to affect races. Officials simply can direct slower runners into the third lane and free the inside lanes for the race leaders. Runners could also do it themselves out of respect for the race. There’s no reason the race needs to be decided by leaders weaving through slow runners.
That would make them even slower and extra punishment and totally unfair they have as much right to the inside lane as anyone. I say keep the same rules for everyone, do not give anyone special treatment. If some one is in front of you pass them on the outside lane, problem solved, or slow down.
@@Tigerex966 By that non-competitive logic, you are penalizing the fastest runners because they must run farther to go around slow athletes. It’s worse on an indoor track and it’s more dangerous as fast athletes blow by people. As a former D1athlete I would have been happy to get out of the way because I’m a competitor. In bike racing they pull riders about to be lapped. Pull them out of the race. That’s another alternative but I’m not for that in scholastic athletics when simple respect for fastest athletes would suffice.
@@tommyrq180 no you are not, you are giving the same rules to everyone, no one is penalized, or treated special, more than any one else. It has been very competitive for decades. This race was extremely competitive, and it adds an extra layer of strategy to the mix and makes planning when to take your move even more important. It can also be used to great effect with teams. Now I am not talking about dirty plays pushing, shoving tripping or purposely impeding another, switching lanes when they switch or nothing like that. That is why we have these rules to make sure it is equally fair to everyone. You don't penalize the slow or fast runners, they are all treated exactly the same
@@Tigerex966 Same rules? Did you notice the pacer in this race who pulled off the track? That was to give an advantage to the very few fast runners. But then due to this inexplicable rule oversight, the fastest runners then are forced to run farther. So it depends on what you value. I value the race to win. Racing is about doing what it takes to win. Making the usually exciting race conclusion, the one that decides the podium, subject to weaving through slow runners right on the final straight is contrary to the object of the race. If you value just running around a track, do it on your own time and let the racers race fairly. You value running around. I value optimizing the race for first. Got it.
@@tommyrq180 That's what pacers usually do? They don't have to run any further, than a slower runner, in the outside lane. It's completely equal for all. Any runner that wants to be in one lane must only compete, in 400 races outside, or 200 inside, that way they can keep one lane to themselves. Now to be honest, if I was lapping every one, I would love for them to bow down worship, move to the furthest lane away stop and let me speed by unimpeded. It would definitely produce faster times and records, for those that already have faster time and records, and slow down even more those that are slower. It would also make for safer races, and less injuries, so there are some good things to your suggestion, I think I may have been a little mean, because we'll this is just a comment session on TH-cam, it's not like face to face. I prefer the way it is now, but their would be benefits speed and safety wide if it were to change, maybe in special races. Of course the flip side is it is no longer equally fair for all, and the slowest will be slower at the expense of the fastest.
@@jimoconnor8597 I did not know she was injured I thought that was high school. Starliper and dudek we're the only ones injured this year I thought. Guess I have to check more sources.
Agreed. In High School she simply just ran away from the gun. But, college is a whole new ball game. So many girls have great speed, and Katelyn just cannot compete with that. The closing 200 YDS. of the NCAA X-Country Championship, she went from 9th to 16th in a flash. Katelyn needs a top speed coach. The raw talent is there. She'll come around.
8:54 is a fantastic time. and you dont run away from the likes of Mccabe or Bennett. these are elite veteran runners, not high school nobodies. she paced herself well and finished with a great time. an age group record. lets give her some credit.
Surprised that Wes’ginny mountain girl could run on the flat. Kidding….love WV, almost moved there about 25 yrs ago. Original hometown was just up rt. 81.
I tell you the ladies today are really strong and talented today. I got a letter in highschool in 1953. We had no ladies on our team back then. Good to see them flourish.
There will always be track. The only change is you will have all boys and all boys who identify differently prior to the race. If you dare and speak out, the Teacher Unions will have you arrested.
Is the camera work done by a motion detection camera? Tough to watch at times with the jittery video. No need to pan in every time runners are on the back stretch of a 200m track.
I have been watching her for a number of years now. Carefully watching her improvement and where her strengths lay. Clearly, as she grows into adulthood her best distance is likely to be 10,000 on the outdoor track, plus Cross country. This will take around 7 or 8 years so her best bet for Olympics will be 2028. Cheers.
Looks like Tuohy made her move a bit early and gassed. She is amazing and these races builds experience for her future races o9n even bigger stages. Go Tuohy!
First time I've seen Touey since high school. I knew she had some physical issues. I also knew she'd be strong at the end, but the winner would be the best kicker. Looked like Touey could have gone longer, but not faster.
1. Look at world records for the 100m and 200m. The 200m is slightly more than twice the 100m. So, how long can someone flat out sprint (at their top speed)? Not even for 200 meters. 2. If a runner started off as fast as they can, and just tried to maintain it, their lungs would not be able to supply oxygen to the muscles fast enough and they would fatigue. Their legs would feel heavy and they would slow down. They would not recover in time to catch up and compete.
KM so it must be quite tricky to know just how much to pace yourself and when to start your final burst, id expieriment until i found the ideal formular for me, they must do that too, no?
@@shivasirons6159 Right. My guess is that Katelyn knew that some of the other girls were faster sprinters so she started her kick with 2 laps to go hoping that would burn them out, but it didn’t.
Can someone please explain the weird vibe at the end when the top three are all super close-knit and tribe-like while there’s no sign at all of Katelyn? Why aren’t they ALL together? Isn’t Katelyn liked? Is she of a younger generation? What’s going on (if anything)?
@scrumpymanjack, I bet she was with her teammate Bush who darn near beat her. I relooked and right before the end of the video you can see them walking together.
Touhy ran faster than the under 20 USA record, so she did well. Those high school girls ..... they arent top level competition. Every year only 3-4 high school girls run super fast times.
I have to say this, on all this group by the requirements of Alberto Salazar not even the skinnier is too fat to be a runner. Tuohy looks like a running tank as Mary Cain looks when she won the Jr's. Is sad such fixation on weight when they are at their peak and healthy, none of them need to starve to be their best. I still missing at this level a Claudia Lane, Brie Oakley, lots more.
Athletes who signed up for Alberto Salazar do so because they wanted to be the GOAT not just a College Champion. Mary Cain knew what she was going into and when she failed she needed a scapegoat to blame other than herself. Alberto was the ideal person for her to blame because he was already being demonized and cancelled for his doping involvements and it was publically fashionable during MeToo to put all the blame on a man in power position. If you want to compete with the best in the world, unfortuately it does usually mean you have to be skinny for most distance runners. Skinny doesn't have to equate to eating disorders.
@@ThomasGlynnJr Reality seems to be hard for you to swallow. I'm an arsehole if I spot some person making outlandish claims but Igloo Zoo was "spot on" with their comment.
@@igloozoo3771 I was a miserable 440 athelete in college, so here's my expert opinion. Tuohy looked heavier in the upper thighs; I just read she had surgery so could be that. Weight does seem to be a powerful factor. And I doubt salazr was the meany he's been portrayed as.
@@dap777754 Competitive elite racing for most runners is fine line between being at the peak vs injury. Chris Solinsky for example broke the 10K AR and pretty much soon afterwards ended his career due to injury. Similar to Alan Webb who ironically trained under Alberto and soo afterwards was no longer competitive. Correct me if I have my recollections wrong about those two. Mary Slaney/Suzy Favor all best when they looked the leanest, but suffered as well with both physical injuries and mental exhaustion.
They all start at the same gun. The runners "up front" have to stay on the outside for the first lap. The runners behind them can stay low. In the end, it equals the same distance.
Katelyn Tuohy was still in comeback mode from injury when this race took place......Obviously things have changed since: th-cam.com/video/IGNFWxMlU-I/w-d-xo.html
What terrible commentary. They were 3 1/2 minutes in before we heard more than two names of the women in the field. They talked incessantly about men's races as though they were board with the race currently on the track. .Those announcers will NOT be on my Christmas Card list next year.
Wellp liiiik louis fernintendough said aboove she ghotta TAKE IT OUT n then GO BACK HOME back on the track .SHE NEEDS ALOT. like all u haters to stfu. Bet she knows good n well she sexy for NO 1 AT THIS MOMENT EXCEPT coaches advice n CAFETERIA FOODZ. X
It's a cruel twist of fate that as girls grow into adults the body changes all on it's own. It takes out a lot of the high school stars. Many of them could adapt by moving to shorter distance.
@@markharris2912 what the… no, she isn’t? They’re talking about Flotrack putting all of their race footage behind paywalls so no one can watch it. Geez.
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katelyn had a knee surgery last year, and to see her comeback in top shape and break records again is such an amazing thing to witness! she has worked extremely hard all-year long, you're amazing katelyn!
I agree. I am a fan also. I think she handled the competition quite well, from HS to College. She jumped right from the frying pan into the fire. It is a testament to her resolve that she is still in the mix. We have not seen the best out of her yet. Her future is still bright. I like how she shared the podium with two other NC State runners at ACC 5k. That was an epic race and for her to place with her two running mates, that is great. I am a little surprised at the high level of competition she faced right away. I actually though she would have less competition.
@@lars277 Doesn't seem like she could run her own race like she normally does. Her strength has been to go out strong and keep the pace. That's what she'll need to do to win. She doesn't have the kick at the end, not the speed anyway.
she's finished
@@bjorkstrand7773 yep and then 2 months later she defeats all the college runner in this race at indoor nationals
@@bjorkstrand7773 LMAO ... hardly.
Great to see Katelyn in shape for the indoor season best wishes.
I followed many of her races before entering university, but only heard that she had been experiencing some injuries. It's good to see her back and running fast.
Such an incredible performance. The stamina and the graceful stride of these women is just a joy to watch...
Tuohy ran an American U20 national record in this race!
She apparently did. The U20 world record from Zola Budd in 1985 is 8:28.83 though. That's incredible.
@@sylvainguinepain5624 you must be old
@@katelyntuohyfans I’m older than I was when I posted this yesterday. What does that have to do with anything?
@@katelyntuohyfans How old is old.
Wow did you figure that out all on your own.
I'm from Russia. And for 4 years now I've been rooting for Katelyn Tuohy as if I were my own. She is a very talented girl. I wish her health and great victories! She reminds me of a very talented, young Russian skier, Olympic champion, Veronika Stepanova.
Bush's pr was 9:38 until this I think - she has taken some major steps recently. McCabe looked like she was jogging until the final 60 meters when she outkicked the NCAA 1,500 m champion from this year. Good start to Tuohy's Indoor season American U20 record.
Katelyn Tuohy set a U20 American Junior Record
Great race ‼️
Yay Ceili! GO MOUNTAINEERS!
Wow!! Amazing race!!
WOW WHAT A RACE!!!
I LOVE #4 SURGE... don't care how the finished was. But what a race!!
Yeah, like watching high school intramurals.
How many millions of males are there in the world who would crush all these gals?
Nice run Anna Bennett.
I will never understand why “back markers” are allowed to affect races. Officials simply can direct slower runners into the third lane and free the inside lanes for the race leaders. Runners could also do it themselves out of respect for the race. There’s no reason the race needs to be decided by leaders weaving through slow runners.
That would make them even slower and extra punishment and totally unfair they have as much right to the inside lane as anyone.
I say keep the same rules for everyone, do not give anyone special treatment.
If some one is in front of you pass them on the outside lane, problem solved, or slow down.
@@Tigerex966 By that non-competitive logic, you are penalizing the fastest runners because they must run farther to go around slow athletes. It’s worse on an indoor track and it’s more dangerous as fast athletes blow by people. As a former D1athlete I would have been happy to get out of the way because I’m a competitor. In bike racing they pull riders about to be lapped. Pull them out of the race. That’s another alternative but I’m not for that in scholastic athletics when simple respect for fastest athletes would suffice.
@@tommyrq180 no you are not, you are giving the same rules to everyone, no one is penalized, or treated special, more than any one else.
It has been very competitive for decades.
This race was extremely competitive, and it adds an extra layer of strategy to the mix and makes planning when to take your move even more important.
It can also be used to great effect with teams.
Now I am not talking about dirty plays pushing, shoving tripping or purposely impeding another, switching lanes when they switch or nothing like that.
That is why we have these rules to make sure it is equally fair to everyone.
You don't penalize the slow or fast runners, they are all treated exactly the same
@@Tigerex966 Same rules? Did you notice the pacer in this race who pulled off the track? That was to give an advantage to the very few fast runners. But then due to this inexplicable rule oversight, the fastest runners then are forced to run farther. So it depends on what you value. I value the race to win. Racing is about doing what it takes to win. Making the usually exciting race conclusion, the one that decides the podium, subject to weaving through slow runners right on the final straight is contrary to the object of the race. If you value just running around a track, do it on your own time and let the racers race fairly. You value running around. I value optimizing the race for first. Got it.
@@tommyrq180
That's what pacers usually do?
They don't have to run any further, than a slower runner, in the outside lane.
It's completely equal for all.
Any runner that wants to be in one lane must only compete, in 400 races outside, or 200 inside, that way they can keep one lane to themselves.
Now to be honest, if I was lapping every one, I would love for them to bow down worship, move to the furthest lane away stop and let me speed by unimpeded.
It would definitely produce faster times and records, for those that already have faster time and records, and slow down even more those that are slower.
It would also make for safer races, and less injuries, so there are some good things to your suggestion, I think I may have been a little mean, because we'll this is just a comment session on TH-cam, it's not like face to face.
I prefer the way it is now, but their would be benefits speed and safety wide if it were to change, maybe in special races.
Of course the flip side is it is no longer equally fair for all, and the slowest will be slower at the expense of the fastest.
Anna (Camp) Bennett is my fav!
Beautiful!
This was. Great race, especially the finish, no doubt T
Who ever started the trend with the tiny track shorts in women's track.... THANK YOU
Down to the wire.
The late kickers win.
All timing.
DAMN!!! Very impressive.
Touhy needs to get a closing kick or take it out harder to create some distance with others because she is always losing to the closers.
Its just going to take her a little time to develop that speed. Still a freshman and still coming off an injury prone XC season.
@@jimoconnor8597 I did not know she was injured I thought that was high school.
Starliper and dudek we're the only ones injured this year I thought.
Guess I have to check more sources.
She set a new U20 3K record in this race.
Agreed. In High School she simply just ran away from the gun. But, college is a whole new ball game. So many girls have great speed, and Katelyn just cannot compete with that. The closing 200 YDS. of the NCAA X-Country Championship, she went from 9th to 16th in a flash. Katelyn needs a top speed coach. The raw talent is there. She'll come around.
8:54 is a fantastic time. and you dont run away from the likes of Mccabe or Bennett. these are elite veteran runners, not high school nobodies. she paced herself well and finished with a great time. an age group record. lets give her some credit.
Wow ! She turned on the afterburner
Lol not sure why I keep watching Katelyn run around the track but I do
Ha, same here
The tall light blond haired one still ran away with my heart, even if she didn't win.
me as well...wish i was behind her when she sat on the pole
Good taste
Bennet I think it was
Really nice mpresswd with Bennett, she looked apent foing into the final lap and dug down. Mccabe, pure guts too.
A good level for all, Katelyn, the next race 2.57 ,5,55, 8,50
Hearing Diljeet is as Fantastic as watching the race.
Impressive- we won. All of us.
3:33 Sam Chelanga is the liberty runner
Katelyn is a beast!
Surprised that Wes’ginny mountain girl could run on the flat.
Kidding….love WV, almost moved there about 25 yrs ago. Original hometown was just up rt. 81.
Let's GOooo Mountaineers!
Goooo Grizzlies !!
I tell you the ladies today are really strong and talented today. I got a letter in highschool in 1953. We had no ladies on our team back then. Good to see them flourish.
Awesome race💪
The announcer won’t stop talking about his program and track.
That was the BU coach, no?
I had expected Katelyn to win it, but she did well to come fourth.
I don't care what anybody says. Katelyn is on a track to be a gold medal at what she does
what a race
Enjoy it while we still have it.
There will always be track. The only change is you will have all boys and all boys who identify differently prior to the race. If you dare and speak out, the Teacher Unions will have you arrested.
Ha
All you hear is coach Taylor!
Is the camera work done by a motion detection camera? Tough to watch at times with the jittery video. No need to pan in every time runners are on the back stretch of a 200m track.
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As far as running 🏃♀️ is concerned………
I can not believe how these three ladies blew away from Ms Tuohy ! ! !
Congrats to all….. amazing race.
😎
Wow!!
Touhy finally got to the point where she has real competition. Those high school days are officially over!
Not bad either after recovering from surgery!
Her strength has always been to go out strong and run her own race. She just doesn't have the speed for a sprint to the finish.
@@TheDavenator7 yet
@@Robertjames525 You got it right!
@@ellaevansbolt it was just a matter of time!👍
If Katelyn ever develops a late kick she'll be unstoppable. Seems like in a lot of her races she's right there.. then just fades at the end.
I have been watching her for a number of years now. Carefully watching her improvement and where her strengths lay. Clearly, as she grows into adulthood her best distance is likely to be 10,000 on the outdoor track, plus Cross country. This will take around 7 or 8 years so her best bet for Olympics will be 2028. Cheers.
Needs toTRAIN W/galen n mo
Looks like Tuohy made her move a bit early and gassed. She is amazing and these races builds experience for her future races o9n even bigger stages. Go Tuohy!
Wonder if she or any of her competitors train with shoe weights, so they can run even faster in actual races?
Good to see a field of all females/women/girls competing with each other.
Is Katelynn Tuohy of the blind side family?
Fireworks?? Would have been a more exciting ending without the lapped field in the way
Good job byu
What kind of a title is that? I expected to see 10 different NCAA 3K final lap fireworks.
Wow the kicks shot out of a cannon
First time I've seen Touey since high school. I knew she had some physical issues. I also knew she'd be strong at the end, but the winner would be the best kicker. Looked like Touey could have gone longer, but not faster.
She is a beast in the 5k and above runs.
fireworks indeed, uff
I dont know a thing about running, how long can a person flat out sprint for? What would happen if a runner just started off as fast as they can?
1. Look at world records for the 100m and 200m. The 200m is slightly more than twice the 100m. So, how long can someone flat out sprint (at their top speed)? Not even for 200 meters.
2. If a runner started off as fast as they can, and just tried to maintain it, their lungs would not be able to supply oxygen to the muscles fast enough and they would fatigue. Their legs would feel heavy and they would slow down. They would not recover in time to catch up and compete.
KM so it must be quite tricky to know just how much to pace yourself and when to start your final burst, id expieriment until i found the ideal formular for me, they must do that too, no?
@@shivasirons6159 Right. My guess is that Katelyn knew that some of the other girls were faster sprinters so she started her kick with 2 laps to go hoping that would burn them out, but it didn’t.
Can someone please explain the weird vibe at the end when the top three are all super close-knit and tribe-like while there’s no sign at all of Katelyn? Why aren’t they ALL together? Isn’t Katelyn liked? Is she of a younger generation? What’s going on (if anything)?
@scrumpymanjack, I bet she was with her teammate Bush who darn near beat her. I relooked and right before the end of the video you can see them walking together.
@@JF-dy2dr makes sense. I know nothing about this level of athletics (except for a little about Katelyn). Thanks.
@@JF-dy2dr 0
I wish the commentators would do their job and speak about how the athletes are dealing with this race.
Banked corners ? Do they really fun that fast ??
what fireworks? i dont get it
Wait. Did they speed up the video? She finished like she just snuck in the track.
I figured Touhy would lap all the others. I've never seen her run when she wasn't in the lead.
That was when she was running against her peers. Here, all these young women are older than she is.
Touhy ran faster than the under 20 USA record, so she did well.
Those high school girls ..... they arent top level competition.
Every year only 3-4 high school girls run super fast times.
Must be killing them not having a mobile phone in their hand for 15 minutes
Nice to see biological women race. Love the grace.
Try real volume on your next video!!!
I have to say this, on all this group by the requirements of Alberto Salazar not even the skinnier is too fat to be a runner. Tuohy looks like a running tank as Mary Cain looks when she won the Jr's. Is sad such fixation on weight when they are at their peak and healthy, none of them need to starve to be their best. I still missing at this level a Claudia Lane, Brie Oakley, lots more.
Athletes who signed up for Alberto Salazar do so because they wanted to be the GOAT not just a College Champion. Mary Cain knew what she was going into and when she failed she needed a scapegoat to blame other than herself. Alberto was the ideal person for her to blame because he was already being demonized and cancelled for his doping involvements and it was publically fashionable during MeToo to put all the blame on a man in power position. If you want to compete with the best in the world, unfortuately it does usually mean you have to be skinny for most distance runners. Skinny doesn't have to equate to eating disorders.
@@igloozoo3771
@@ThomasGlynnJr Reality seems to be hard for you to swallow. I'm an arsehole if I spot some person making outlandish claims but Igloo Zoo was "spot on" with their comment.
@@igloozoo3771 I was a miserable 440 athelete in college, so here's my expert opinion. Tuohy looked heavier in the upper thighs; I just read she had surgery so could be that. Weight does seem to be a powerful factor. And I doubt salazr was the meany he's been portrayed as.
@@dap777754 Competitive elite racing for most runners is fine line between being at the peak vs injury. Chris Solinsky for example broke the 10K AR and pretty much soon afterwards ended his career due to injury. Similar to Alan Webb who ironically trained under Alberto and soo afterwards was no longer competitive. Correct me if I have my recollections wrong about those two. Mary Slaney/Suzy Favor all best when they looked the leanest, but suffered as well with both physical injuries and mental exhaustion.
Impressive....competition made it more so.
WOOW!!!
***That was "Fireworks"?*** wow
USA Track and Field is resurgent .world's next year....looking good.
I have never seen anyone ever beat Katlyn.
KT running this year?
Get those slow girls out of THE way
Big finish. ALL winners
Is mountaineers
I diddnt see any fireworks
Announcer is most annoying.
Cameraman is most annoying. Learn to pan, man, you're making me nauseous.
very misleading title. just a normal race
What's with the staggered start? Track people: let me know.
They all start at the same gun. The runners "up front" have to stay on the outside for the first lap. The runners behind them can stay low. In the end, it equals the same distance.
@@cody6052 Thanks! I assumed that was it, but I hadn't seen the groupings like that before.
Women’s’s ????
I've gone much faster than that. (Full disclosure: it was when I was sitting in a transatlantic jet!)
Yes YSTÄVIÄ YSTÄVIÄ RAa yes RAa
Katelyn Tuohy was still in comeback mode from injury when this race took place......Obviously things have changed since: th-cam.com/video/IGNFWxMlU-I/w-d-xo.html
Кэтлин Туохи - у Вас весь мир в руке . Вами любуется вся планета !
Wow
What terrible commentary. They were 3 1/2 minutes in before we heard more than two names of the women in the field. They talked incessantly about men's races as though they were board with the race currently on the track. .Those announcers will NOT be on my Christmas Card list next year.
I only heard the one promoting his own program and runners not on the track. It seemed the other kept trying to bring it back to this race.
Yes, that commentator was inept at best, a self-promoter at worst.
The audience has more energy than these commentators.
Not a single black woman in this event? Not that I care, but it seems a bit odd.
Why were they still wearing masks? 🤣
Sound is terrible 😢
first and second so close at end
Tuohy seems to be carrying a little too much weight in the mid-section. It might help her to lose some.
Wellp liiiik louis fernintendough said aboove she ghotta TAKE IT OUT n then GO BACK HOME back on the track .SHE NEEDS ALOT. like all u haters to stfu. Bet she knows good n well she sexy for NO 1 AT THIS MOMENT EXCEPT coaches advice n CAFETERIA FOODZ. X
It's a cruel twist of fate that as girls grow into adults the body changes all on it's own. It takes out a lot of the high school stars. Many of them could adapt by moving to shorter distance.
The secondary announcer is a complete distraction and ruins the visual...
I thought I saw a TRANS!!!!!!!!
OK. Why is the commentator talking about male competitors instead of commenting on the women's race that we're watching?
There seems to be an unspoken bias against Katelyn Touhy. The commentators are very excited for the other runners. I can’ figure it out.
@@jamesbockenstette4332 she just easy n fun to root for.. Cause she loses on accident. But learns HARD TRAINING gon b tha make or break
NO FIREWORKS HERE !! Just another YT sensational description to make you watch. Hit dislike and move on people.
Camera operation was sub standard…😖
they should better police who gets to run in these events - no reason why the leaders should have to work around uncompetitive runners
I don't why officials don't demand that lapped runners move to the outside. Top finishers having to deal with those people seems counterproductive.
I disliked not because it was a bad race, but because you're killing the sport.
Who? Can you elaborate?
Same here
Is she Trans?
@@markharris2912 what the… no, she isn’t? They’re talking about Flotrack putting all of their race footage behind paywalls so no one can watch it. Geez.
@@runner4life551 It has become an important question.
Wait till the " fellas start competing, then you'll see some records fall!
look at their pony tails, while they,re simalar they do different things, kinda amusing to me . but then again i,m an abstract artist ,