Matthew Boling Just Did Something RIDICULOUS!
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After losing in the 200, Boling drops one of the fastest opening 400 meters legs of all time. Amazing.
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Whatever distance he runs won’t matter until he controls his tendency to throw his form out the window. His running form is excellent when he sticks with it. He appears to have a strong core, but he tenses/strains instead of relaxing and trusting his form down the stretch, wasting energy and slowing him down. If he fixes that he’ll be very good in the 400m.
This
He only strains when he starts to lose. He is looking for another gear that isn't there...he is getting better every year though and he should eventually get to the point where he won't have to worry about the others runners because he'll be in front of him.
@@micdeleon I agree, he does it in tight races. He’ll need to overcome it quickly as his college career is going to end and all the competition at the next level will be faster than the average college athlete. He will be in the situation where he strains now and then today, but in every race then.
He needs to relax like Tebogo (20 years old) soon to make his Presents felt on the world stage.
@@LBNoah316 Except Tebogo figured this out by 19. Boling is 23 in a sport where most athletes peak btw 22 and 25
People forget he was a 400 specialist in high school. He went with the 100 senior year cause he wanted to and realized he was fast as hell (by high school standards). Don’t forget the unforgettable anchor leg he pulled to comeback and win state that year.
He should probably switch back to the 4.
@@SloahLyles he really should. I think it’s his biggest mistakes not focusing it all of college. If he spent the last 3/4 years on it he could be one of the best in the world.
Money distorts everything. No money in the 400, so I’m not surprised he still tries the 100 no matter what evidence says he should run the 400.
@@headlibrarian1996 that’s always true
@@graysondowell9547 Yeah. Hes definitely not making the USA 100 team. He may at some point be able to sneak onto the 200 team. But I can't see him beating Fred, Lyles, Knighton, Bednarek, Coleman etc.
Spot on analysis TRP!
I think Boling could nail 43.99 at some point, if he specialized now.
But tbh, look at Long Jump as well! ... 8.25m PR is enough to medal in most Diamond Leagues atm and might even get Bronze at Worlds/Olympics.
He could be the first 400m / Long Jump combo.
He is a special athlete. I hope he figures out where his talents will be better used
Depending on the year, 8.25 is even enough to win gold globally. I’m thinking 2017 when 8.2 won in London.
I doubt it.
@@Elliottklassen lol! And yet he won't make a single team usa in any event
@@ThaSpeedsterZ why do you hate? there’s nothing to gain from writing that comment
Even as I am watching him run, I cannot fathom how fast he is. All the best.
I’ve been saying this since Boling in was in high school, GET MY MAN IN THE OPEN 400😭
Me too
Facts
I've been saying it too!!!! The 400m is his specialty event and I wish he would stick to it fully.. H e could be like Jeremy Wariner
Even without Laird & Fahnbulleh, the 200m isn't going to be a cakewalk for Boling this year! Looking like Tarsis Orogot, Cameron Miller & Javonte Harding aren't going to roll over & make it easy! Christopher Bailey & The University of Arkansas are going to be a problem in the 400m & 4x4 this year!
He has yet to demonstrate world podium worthy 200m speed....Finally realizing his destiny in the 400m.
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Yep. Same for Abby Steiner, who also needs to move up to the 400.
Bro. I have been saying this but it seems to fall on dead ears.
@Michael Sizemore steiner should stay in the 200m. She's definitely one of the top 200m runners.
@Sam Jordan She is a top 200m sprinter, but I think her greatest potential is in the 400m. We shall see how it plays out.
3:08 - Total Running Productions - look at Karsten Warholm's indoor 400 meter run from February 2023. If I remember correctly, he ran an opening 200 meters in a time of 20.9. I was shocked but reminded myself that he is one of the most unbelievable talents in the Track and Field World - so I guess it's expected that anything like that can happen at anytime.
Nah, it was 21.34. Still fast af. th-cam.com/video/a03pdhmvzNg/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TrackAndFieldShorts
But boling isn't a world record holder
I’d like to see him, Rai, and Dos Santos all try the 400. I think they could push some of the best 400 meter athletes in the world, if not beat them.
Don't think Warholm opened in 20.9 secs. He ran 21.28 per the announcer. th-cam.com/video/F_s1gAMwTYA/w-d-xo.html
Karsten is scary good. So smooth, strong, and lots of speed.
He is a great 400m runner. Should really try for it, at least for one season.
The long jump too.
Considering that Boling hit his peak way too soon the last 2 seasons, I am not surprised that he has run slower indoor times this year. I have no inside info if it's because his coach has adjusted his training schedule, but it's definitely a possibility, and I'm just fine if he doesn't make splashes in the Indoor season. I'd rather see it come in the spring.
Yes, he might be a good 400m runner if he were to focus on it, but he's not dropping the 200m any time soon and 400 training will help his 200 later on. Why are we not talking about this? I'm a former collegiate track and field sprinter. Not even close to his level, but I know a thing or 2 about sprinting and training, and I gotta think it's at least a possibility.
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I agree that he is easing into the outdoor season. Fanbullah would do this too. Barely run during indoor’s and turn it up outdoors. Harding is also a great talent but no one is saying he’s done bc he ran 20.50.
4x400 team. Likely the most elite USA team in track and field. Getting on that team would be a huge accomplishment.
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They take 6 for the 4 x 400. There is no 4 x 200 for some reason.
@@user-fq2rg1hh5x That’s subjective. I’d agree with you on the 100 being more prestigious than the 400. But in the US, our 4x400 relays have been so dominant that for Team USA that event is arguably the most prestigious. Also most collegiate track coaches see the 4x400 as the most important single race in terms of overall team performance since they can draw from athletes from the 100, 200, 400, and 800. Either way, relays are exciting and obvious crowd favorites which is why, for example, the Penn Relays are such an important event.
Elijah Godwin made that team,got a gold medal and I think Boling is capable of running at least as fast in the 400m as Godwin.That hasn't officially happened yet but I think it's very possible.
He has world class speed but not quite Olympic-level world class speed. What he has is monster core and upper body strength and overall athleticism. He'd actually probably make a great decathlete. The 400 is probably his best shot to make the Olympics but even there, I'm not entirely sure he's quite TOP top tier. He may end up coming just short, which is absolutely NO knock on him. He's a rare athlete. It's just that the top times for 100, 200 and 400 are so mind-blowing that it's monumentally difficult for ANYONE to break in. Imagine him as a wide receiver/return specialist in the NFL, though. He'd carve defenses up.
He would easily qualify for every world championship and olympics if he lived in another country.
There's more to football than straight line speed
@@makesmartTROYces Like getting the sh*t knocked out of you.
@@aroncampos5720 lol
@@aroncampos5720 Nope🤣🤣
Would like to see you cover Texas A&M’s Auhmad Robinson. He ran a 45.6 in the indoor 400m last week. He was the dude that placed SFA 2nd in the NCAA Outdoors 4x4 behind NCA&T with a 43.45 split in 2021
The way this kid runs, he gets out fast its like he keeps picking up speed even on the home straight.
He's black, tho.. total running mostly fawns over Boling and Abby Steiner
This guy is a great story - Any spotlight on top college athletes is a plus!
I completely agree with your statements here! Also, what I’m seeing in Boling, is, he’s achieving all these fast times running extremely tense. If he can learn to relax and clean out the sloppy parts of his mechanics, there is no telling how fast his times will be. Many don’t realize these 400M specialists are often very fast in the 100M and 200M, but, not champions. As Matt begins to approach the pros, he’s gonna need to learn the way of the Professional Athletes, which is, to focus on the event(s) at which they have a chance of winning! If he focuses more on the 400M now, it can get him up there, as well as build more strength for the 100/200M later in his career.
People are so quick to assume. Every season is different, and you never know what the athlete is going through. He’s still a top contender in the 200 and a good 400m runner
Only 21 men have gone sub-10 younger than him, tok.
@@efisgpr Right. Really he could potentially compete in 100 200 or 400 plus long jump. Its odd he hasn't improved more in the 100 and 200 though. might need a new coach.
Multiple guys ran sub 21 for their first lap in the 2021 NCAA indoor 400, even in the prelims, they often fall apart afterwards but Noah Williams ran 20.90 maybe 21 flat in the final and went 44.70.
Yared Neguse sets an American record and barely misses the world indoor record....crickets.
Boling underperforms in the 200 but runs a good opening leg....lights shine from above.
TRP just posted a video on Yared Nuguse and his record yesterday.
Good stuff. I like your idea a lot.
His starts have gotten so much better! As per usual, TRP comes through with a fine analysis.
The 400 may also slow him down enough that his form improves. If he can stay strong and finish, which he is proving he can, this could resolve some of his issues that have plagued him in the 200. Especially on tight turns. He will need an overall improvement to stay competitive in the US, but he has room to improve and it will be exciting to watch.
i find it interesting that he is super fast and of european ethnicity. very unusual
I am here as fast as Boling
You even beat me! 😅
@@vernonfrance2974 Guess I am the faster Vernon. (Today) 😁
The man is just focusing on speed maintenance and endurance. He will get faster np but he needs this in order to get consistently sun 20 and sub10
Hmmmmmm
Focusing on speed endurance for three years. You realize most sprinters went pro long before their senior year?
He needs to relax more because he seems so tense in all his races.
@@Brave-828 what do you mean for three years? He broke both of his PBs last year and you can see how he peaked with speed work for indoors and ran like shit outdoors
@@nikitamartynov02 I don't think the other commenter is comparing boling to himself. He's comparing him to other runners. It's possible to continuously get better but still be behind others. I still believe his time is coming, it's just a matter of when and which event.
Yessss!!! A random red arrow on the thumb nail!!!
You gotta make a video on Tarsis Orogot from Alabama running a 20.20 at the don Kirby meet in New Mexico
Lmao. The kid right behind him in the 4x400 was Justin Braun of USC. He’s a freshman with a 45.5 split. Give that kid some love.
He’s insane, seen him run at many of the same meet. He would of broken state 400 record if hadn’t tweaked his hamstring before. Really unique runner too because he has extremely good acceleration (5th fastest hs 60m) and really good strength for the 400m but his top end speed is weaker so his 100 and 200 are comparatively worse.
All in all there are a lot fast guys man i love it
Justin Braun is gonna be crazy tho, ran at a couple of the same AAU meets, he’s insane
I could swear there’s more than 1 male NCAA sprinter out there.
Name one
@@brodyhess5553 60 Meters Top↑
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1 Kone, Ismael Florida State 6.51
3 Ashe, Favour Auburn 6.53
4 Johnson, Lawrence Wisconsin 6.54
5 Warner-Savage, Sterling Louisville 6.55
6 Smith, J.T TAMU-Commerce 6.56
6 Moore, Marcellus Texas 6.56
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9 Anthony, Jordan Kentucky 6.57 @
10 Austin, PJ Florida 6.58
11 Williams, Travis Albany 6.59
11 Akintola, Alaba Mid. Tenn. State 6.59
13 Oghenebrume, Godson LSU 6.60
14 Lang, Alex NC State 6.61
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16 Dean, Caleb Texas Tech 6.62 @
16 Moore, JaVaughn Indiana State 6.62
16 Beck, Cole Virginia Tech 6.62
16 Fahmi, Azeem Auburn 6.62
16 Swint, Don'dre Texas Tech 6.62 @
16 Crowe, Cameron Incarnate Word 6.62 @
22 Banks, Taylor Florida State 6.63
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22 Onwuzurike, Udodi Stanford 6.63
22 Willis, Amir Florida State 6.63
22 Cukerstein, Carter Oklahoma 6.63
27 Maswanganyi, Shaun Houston 6.64
27 Clarke, Nylo Texas Tech 6.64 @
29 Jackson, Langston Kentucky 6.65
29 Brown, Stephon Pittsburgh 6.65
31 Hicklin, Brandon LSU 6.66 @
31 Lang, Lance Arkansas 6.66
31 Diaby, Ali Virginia Tech 6.66
31 McCoy, Wanya Clemson 6.66
31 Heath Jr., Rodney Louisiana Tech 6.66 @
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31 Callis, De'montray Baylor 6.66
31 Wulff, Simon Northwestern St. 6.66
31 Williams, Shakur Albany 6.66
40 Shelvin, Nolton Texas 6.67
40 Rhetta, Jekovan Alabama 6.67
40 Dean, Karon UTEP 6.67 @
40 Patterson, Jacory Florida 6.67
40 Walker, Kalen Iowa 6.67
40 Foster, David California 6.67 @
40 Thomas, Myles Arkansas State 6.67
47 Black, Keshaun Georgia 6.68 @
47 Burns, Corin Incarnate Word 6.68 @
47 Macklin, Nolan Louisville 6.68
47 Laidler, Antonio Indiana 6.68
47 Johnson, Roman San Jose St. 6.68
47 Raines, Justin Tarleton State 6.68 @
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Athlete Team Time
1 Orogot, Tarsis Alabama 20.27 @
2 Miller, Cameron Louisville 20.33
3 Harding, Javonte Tennessee 20.47
4 Lindsey, Courtney Texas Tech 20.48 @
5 Boling, Matthew Georgia 20.49 @
6 Lightner , Kennedy Kentucky 20.54
6 Lang, Lance Arkansas 20.54 @
8 Gregory, Robert Florida 20.58
8 Patterson, Jacory Florida 20.58
10 Bynum, Emmanuel Tennessee 20.59
11 McCoy, Wanya Clemson 20.60
12 Onwuzurike, Udodi Stanford 20.61
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14 Alexander, Dominique Campbell 20.66
15 Wulff, Simon Northwestern St. 20.69 @
16 Allen, Ashton USC 20.70
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18 Moore, Marcellus Texas 20.71 @
19 Miller , Evan South Carolina 20.75
19 Thomas, Max USC 20.75
19 Misener-Daley, Myles UCLA 20.75 @
22 Dunlap, David Northern Arizona 20.76 @
23 Jefferson, Khullen Iowa 20.77 @
23 Washington, Connor Arkansas 20.77 @
25 Clayton, Adam Texas Tech 20.79 @
26 Benson II, James Arkansas 20.81 @
27 Francis, Demar Baylor 20.84 @
27 Willie, Ryan Florida 20.84
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33 Robinson , Justin Arizona State 20.88
34 Buntin, Nadale Rutgers 20.89
34 Moorer, Matthew Baylor 20.89 @
34 Kersulis, Tomas Cornell 20.89 #
34 Harrison, Kennedy Virginia Tech 20.89
38 Shelvin, Nolton Texas 20.91 @
38 Marshall, Jack Abilene Christian 20.91 @
40 Lincoln IV, Judson Virginia Tech 20.92
41 McClinton, Donald Liberty 20.93 @
42 Kresley, Austin Iowa 20.94 @
42 Reed, Gratt Iowa 20.94 @
44 Chambers, Shemar N. Carolina A&T 20.96
45 Callahan, Ashton Texas State 20.97 @
46 Davis, Tyler Florida 20.98
47 Camel, Dorian LSU 20.99 @
47 Borzor, Chris USC 20.99
49 Drayden, Jalen Arizona State 21.00 @
50 Anthony, Jordan Kentucky 21.01
50 Laidler, Antonio Indiana 21.01
50 Walker, Torrence Virginia Tech 21.01
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2 Godwin, Elija Georgia 45.63
3 Robinson, Auhmad Texas A&M 45.65
4 Bynum, Emmanuel Tennessee 45.67
5 Jones, Jonathan Texas 45.78
5 Kersulis, Tomas Cornell 45.78
7 Robinson , Justin Arizona State 45.87
8 Miller , Evan South Carolina 45.91
9 Hayles, Reheem N. Carolina A&T 45.95
10 Lincoln IV, Judson Virginia Tech 45.97
11 Braun, Justin USC 45.99
12 Mattar, Muzuri Oklahoma 46.00 @
13 Allen, Ashton USC 46.05 @
13 Turner, Ismail UCLA 46.05 @
15 McRae, Khaleb Alabama 46.07 @
16 Willie, Ryan Florida 46.13
17 Brown, Zarik Oklahoma 46.23 @
17 Robinson, Chris Alabama 46.23 @
19 Boling, Matthew Georgia 46.24 @
19 Moronta , Gabriel Miss State 46.24
21 Kiewiet , Parker Northern Iowa 46.26
21 Mckiver, Jenoah Iowa 46.26
23 Harrison, Kennedy Virginia Tech 46.29
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25 Benson II, James Arkansas 46.37
25 Burrell, Sean LSU 46.37
28 Yancy, Dominick Texas State 46.41
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31 Forbes, Leander Alabama 46.43
32 McElroy, Steven Cincinnati 46.44
33 Escobar, DeMarco Texas A&M 46.45
34 Jackson, Trey BYU 46.47 @
35 Lawrence Jr., Wayne Kentucky 46.48
36 Williamson, Jovahn New Mexico 46.51 @
37 O'Bryant, Jevon New Mexico 46.52 @
38 Bamidele, Emmanuel Florida 46.56
39 Ezekiel, Nathaniel Baylor 46.58
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41 Brodie, Anthony Miss State 46.60
42 Francis, Demar Baylor 46.61
43 Young, Brodie New Mexico 46.65 @
44 Watkins, Sean Florida State 46.67 @
44 Gale, Kyle Kansas State 46.67 @
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48 Hicks, Ashton LSU 46.71
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@@kkouz45 lol facts
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@@kkouz45 Nice list
In the near-term the 400 is Bolling’s best bet.
In the long-term his best chance for an Olympic gold medal will likely be in the decathlon.
Facts
I think the decathlon talk needs to go to bed. He’s not learning five other sports.
@@Brave-828 yeah he prob too old for that now.
Realistically Matthew Boling’s best chance of Olympic gold is as a member of the 4 x 400 metres relay team.
@@Brave-828Yeah that’s the issue there; the technical aspect of those other events.
As a Canadian who is also amazed at Boling's Progress it seems apparent that the USA might have a FUTURE "Wayde van Niekirk that can perform well in the LONG JUMP too!" I'm curious what he can do in the 300, 500 and 600 meter distances too!
🤣🤣🤣 Boling is still in college, getting beat by 19yr olds, in the 200. Hasn't made a single senior team usa team, Has zero chance of making the 100 and 200.. OUtside chance of at least competing for the 400.. If he turned pro he'd have to fact ALL those Black athletes he couldn't displace on team usa.. along with all the best on earth... Dude can't beat above average college 19yr olds.. But he's van niekerk🤣🤣
Erryion Knighton is faster and almost 4 years younger
@@lilcourtny08 I've been watching Knighton too, he can dominate the 200 meters if he can repeat 19.4x reliably. Since 19.1 is possible with a great star and a good tailwind (dropping his time by 0.3) he could be the guy that breaks BOLT's record. Yohan Blake actually ran under 19 seconds but his start time / reaction time of 0.269 seconds was a horridly SLOW START cost him the 200m record as even 1/10th faster would have been 19.16 TOTAL TIME (Bolt's Recoord is 19.19 of course). Boling might never break 19.5 200m because he is 100% WHITE like me! Haha!
What would his 45 second indoor 400 translate to for an outdoor 400?
Great 400 meters for Matthew!💥
Boling never needs to totally give up an any of the sprints on the oval... However,up to when he gets to the big show meets in order to really throw down his best products against the other super runners he should only spot compete in key events,using them as fitness and readiness checks for what I've been saying his strange double should be against the best:the 400/LJ and maybe in time the 200 as well.These days against so many unbelievably talented short sprinters from 60m-200m even to the 400m in the USA it's incredibly difficult to make a team(interestingly enough Godwin did it specializing in the 400m and got a relay gold medal being purposed that way).In Lewis' hayday if you were 9.97 or below or 19.85(100/200) you might've been able to keep the same Sprinter/LJ big meet spectrum of events attempted much wider.What's increased so much from that day to this is the sheer volume of blazing fast runners in each of the different oval sprint distances and disciplines.While still a collegiate Boling won't be able to function this way until he leaves UGA.Then will come the time he trains and spot races and jumps for about 8-9 months to prepare for about 2-3 months intense competition
Boling would be an amazing 400 meter guy!
good analysis
Greatest final 4x400m leg ever. I was there!!
Greatest??? Lol you haven't watch enough track or been to enough track meets
Buddy, might wanna check out Kendall Ellis walking down Oregon & Purdue in the 2018 NCAA 4x4 Final!
Greatest? Girl, calm down and have a glass of water
I agree.High schooler,received the baton from close to a stand still momentum position,was more than fifteen meters behind a fast running an opposing anchor,and he ran that last high school race split in under 45 secs(44.7~).It was guts,speed,focus,desire, everything rolled into one.
@@AllInTheGame01 great run as well but I wasn’t there so I am biased. 😂
Coach Lamont from Rae's Take keeps saying he should do the 400m. Honestly I believe he should too.
Nice run
Did he run around the track naked? When you say ‘Ridiculous’ was kinda thinking something different?
400m and long jump is strange.
Only because the 200m is stacked
Not if he switches to decathlon. 😊
He’s well-rounded enough to be elite at both.
A 45.19 split is no surprise at all when he did an indoor 4 at 45.51 as a freshman, too.
Someone please tell this man about Judson Lincoln. He’s a freshman who just ran 45.9 and he split 45.02 in the same meet and boiling
Awesome analysis. I have been wondering why he hasn’t tried the 400m and/or the long jump. He is so versatile that he can do almost anything. Reminds me of Abbi Steiner.
He is not as slow as Steiner. Poor example.
@@ZONEPRESSLLC I was alluding to versatility. Who hurt you?
@@prestonmatthews725 lol, just because she has no competition at her level doesn't mean versatility. It means ineptness.
@@ZONEPRESSLLC opinions are like assholes. Everyone has one. You opinion is also highly skewed but alas.
@@ZONEPRESSLLC No competition at her level.. what???😂😂😂
You must've been introed to sprinting just yesterday
I agree, the 200 m way to stacked. 400 is where it's at.
Aaaaaaamazing athlete! 💪
It would be interesting to hear his take on what happened in the 200.
@Freedom N. , Liberty He did not run a great race, he ran one of his slowest times.
I’d assume he was focusing on his form and not winning. This will help him in the championships more than just winning this meet
@@slimsawyer8461 Or... he continues to backslide, just as he has over the years. Everyone is getting better.. He's worse
@@ThaSpeedsterZ lol you don’t know what your talking about. He literally set his PR in the 100 and 200 less than a year ago
@@ThaSpeedsterZ told ya so lol. 200m champion and world lead.
Maybe he isn't so bent in thought of pushing himself, but pacing himself, he runs cleaner? BTW, it's been crickets in the Laird camp this year so far.
Laird pulled out of the 60m last minute. Personally, I don’t see him do well there seeing as he’s a 200m specialist. You also know that he was out for close to two years due to injury? And if you still wanna compare Laird to Matt; Laird walked him down time after time in 2021 outdoors season. Matt only beat(barely) Laird once in the indoors
@@Brave-828 I don't want to compare them, I want them to compete. I like the competition of the best against the best. Like Bromell v Lyles not dodging each other, and both wanting that match-up. Track & field is just abundant with talent now at all levels, and the competition will draw an audience.
Interesting that the 200-400 combo hasn't been seen much since the Michael Johnson & Marie-José Pérec era... yet now both Matthew Boling and Abby Steiner are both contenders at those distances. T.B.C.
Bowling is not comparable to Steiner. One has Olympic medals and a 5th place finish individually, the other is pushing top 10 in his own nation. They are not the same
@@christopherhamill525she has no Olympic medals
@@mssha1980 4x100m
@@xcx3572 still not Olympics
World championships*** wayyyy less prestigious
7:24 didn’t Matthew boling literally only train like a 400 runner in high school and dropped down to short sprints and performed great there? Seemed like he trains up and just jumps down he does fine.
Don't forget the LJ, last indoor season he was the second best American behind Dendy with 8.25. and the competition is lower here.
He has plenty of time and speed at any distance!
For college but not world.
@@ZONEPRESSLLC hes broke 10 secs. Could be he just needs a new coach. Slight improvement and a down years at worlds and he could easily medal.
@@joshhughart289 No, the only way he is going to get faster is a program of downhill running. He doesn't do that so his upside is limited. Flat training at this level has a point of no return.
Is there any update on Joseph Fahnbulleh? He’s disappeared from the face of the Earth.
He's now a Pro, went pro after last year's WC where he finished 4th in 19.84.
@@AllInTheGame01 Yeah but no one is really talking about him and hyping him up I think that's the problem.
Haven't heard any update about his openers, but I know he is training well because of his posts.
Would love to see Matthew mix it up w/ Norman, Allison, Cherry, etc.
Completely agree! I’ve been wondering since his HS days when he was going to stick with the 400. He’s got the speed to be top 3 in the US in the 400, but not quite for the 200. IMHO
Top 3 in the US????🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@ThaSpeedsterZ
Must not be familiar with the state of the US 400meters the past 10-12yrs IE we have become progressively less dominant over the last 3 Olympics in a sport we use to dominate and often swept. The up and comers are suspect. Your reaction speaks volumes of what you apparently should look into with what his times in the 200 and splits in the 400 could mean for a potential professional future in the 400, more so than for shorter sprints, especially with the decline the US has seen in talent in the 400meters.
*If Matt would have went to Texas A&M or Texas to focus on 400m and 4x4 races, he would be worlds and Olympic ready!* On top, of all that he could have been great on LJ too, he did good on 4x4 but I want to see him run 400m open.
Or U of H since Carl Lewis is the head coach.
Aren't you the bigot who called him the "white savior"?
Lol he definitely had NO need to leave the state! LSU or Arkansas the closest alternatives maybe?
@@jessiedoggie1There’s where I wanted him to go.
@@jessiedoggie1 Or... maybe he was never good enough
'splits" and projection.....I wish him the best but there wasn't really that much separation between the runners at the hand off....and, the order of that first hand off was lanes 6,5,4,3.
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He a good runner no matter what
He’s gotta go for the decathlon in Paris.
Can you make a video about ryan crouser and his new technique
The 400m is the ultimate race to me. Love to see him concentrate on this race----sub 44??
Hey Matt. Don't let anyone take you down. Call u buddy abbey. Don't quit. Ur that guy when I was a kid. Rock there world.
I love you brother. Find ur shit. Long jump and 400. Make em eat it.
Ur a stud. Makem eat it. F em. I love u brother
Powerful runner! On the thumbnail you can still notice that his face, neck and shoulders look strained. Some more relaxation training and great things will happen for certain.
People have been saying that for FIVE YEARS... and he still can't do it
@@ThaSpeedsterZ Maybe he needs to take some meditative yoga sessions twice a week.
@@littlebobbystrong4143 Or... check this out.. Maybe he was never good enough. Maybe it's ok hes not. Maybe being a very good college athlete should be ok. He hasn't gotten better in three years of college. His old man is rich as hell and gets him top trainers.. Instead, he's gotten worse.
It's not the worst thing on earth to be average
The bizzare obsession continues
Christopher Bailey from Arkansas ran 45.09 this season in the open 400. Are we really talking about relay splits? TRP must be sponsoring Matt Boling. This is crazy
Preach ...
lol dumb racist I see. Regardless of color his resume is awesome for anyone clown. Give the dumb (hate whitey) a rest tool
1st leg is the same as open 400 though, so basically as they said here correctly, it's the 2nd fastest time this year 🤷♂️
@@martintownsend6694 no matter which way you put it it's still a split off of a relay leg.
@@stephenwilliams7200 No matter which way you put it, its 400 meters out of the blocks.
Where's the videos on Tarsis Orogot, Christopher Bailey, Femke Bol, or others that have ran crazy times?
0:55 Wow, Demar Francis and Cameron Rose were separated by less than a thousandth of a second so they got shared 11th place.
The other kids were right behind him in that 45.19, I wonder what they ran
He gon be the next who go sub 10, 20, 44
Dude you need to look at Justin Braun high school performance and showcase the kid. He won every sprint final in Ohio as an underclassmen. Would have set the state record on 400m if he didn’t pull out for quad.
Agree
No matter what event Focus on, He’s going to have a difficult making the team.
Imagine this video sparks the switch to 400m for him and he wins a global medal like Fred did.
Fred who? Kerley????😂😂😂😂
Laird: 19.81 with +0.8 wind at age 22
Boling: 19.92 into -0.9 HEADWIND.... at age 21
Broke 10 seconds younger than Laird, Bednarek or Kerley too.
Kerley's best 200 after the season he turned 21: 20.61. The next season: 20.24.
Sure, he was focused on the 4, but he ran 2's too.
It will be interesting to see if Boling has a solid outdoor season or not. If he can do a couple 19.8's and 9.9x's then Caryl is doing a good job managing his year.
Bolt ran his 19.31 into a -0.9 headwind as well
You can pull out all those nonentity stats, Matt’s talent level can’t hold up to at least five current 200m US runners. He does have a fighting chance at the 400m though. Speaking of Laird who Matt fans are still obsessing over; he ran lower 9:80s in the 100m and lower 19.80s in the 200m at 22. If he is back to health this outdoor season, we’re looking at lower 19.70s. So dream on, baby girl.
3:38 Not many sub21 opening 200m in Indoor 400m. Daniel Caines went through 200m in 20.83 here th-cam.com/video/Y-e0Udkghcs/w-d-xo.html …Bryce Deadmon (20.91) and Noah Williams (20.94) in 2021 NCAA Indoors th-cam.com/video/HXODF6V19cc/w-d-xo.html
I've been watching him and his biggest problem is his straining. He doesn't yet know how to relax and spring at the same time. I know cause for 6 years, I ran the 200/400 and I had the same problem in the 200. When I ran the 400, for some reason my 200m split was the same as my open 200m. It's cause for 6 years, I strained so hard in the 200 and when I ran the 400, I ran very relaxed and that resulted in me running as fast as I can for the first 200m. If he ever can learn to relax and spring, he will be a dominant force in the open 200m. But I do think he'll end up in the 400m.
400 might be the move 👀
Been the move
For the time being he could run the qualifying races until he starts replacing one of the four that are there now. That would give him competitive experience, and not make the starters antsy.
He should run a couple of 500m to increase his endurance as well
Bro tell us what's up with you and Mathew
yh it's litch everyday
Fast runner doing very fast things a lot
He may be a fan. Is that a problem ya think?
He races a lot, so it’s very easy to make 8+ minute videos about him for that sweet sweet moolah.
😂😂😂
He's a jack of all these events but no master of any of them. Hopefully he still had the same coach and they'll have loads more improvement this outdoor season
He should do the 400 and long jump
Yoo make a video of yared nuguse and his new American mile record
He did on his other channel
@@kbouley preciate yu
thumbnail looks it it hurt bro to run 😂
He should specialize in the LJ honestly.
He’s coach needs to focus on MB ‘messy’ running posture. Seems to tire last 50-75m.
photo creds to me for thumbnail😅🤔
Can we imagine what would happen once he learns how to relax while racing at a high level and masters holding top end speed w/ form?#MONSTER😳🔥😳🔥
Too much click bait on this channel. They should stop with all the nonsense and wait until the likes of Boling actually do something truly great. All this is pointless.
No, it wouldn't help him anymore. He's topped out technique-wise.
I've always thought that he should move to the 400 and. maybe the long jump.
give my man braun some credit for his history, hes gonna be as good as boling i bet
Boling should start doing the 400 meter, not giving up on 200 but definitely needs to do this.
Boling should definitely consider the 400
Great run but none of it matters if you can’t do it at either of the championships. So will see if Georgia can pull out the Victory In the relay.✌🏽
Felt the 400 would be his best event after seeing what he did in H S
Can we see the whole actual race?
Then you wouldn't get all of that commentary.
Christian Taylor - TJ 18.21 LJ 8.19 400M 45.07. Boling is taller and faster over 200. Having hops makes you efficient
Well, all you Matt 400 guys are having your day now . . 45.19 is impressive. I think he could do any of the events; in that sense he's confusing . . Remains to be seen which specialty he will excel in. Btw, more sprinters are trying their luck all over the place, eg Fred Kerley and Abby. I think it's fair to say, though, that the early drive phase is Matt's weakness so far. He's also had some weak finishes--not here of course. Back in ye olde days, you could see a runner switch around at the highest level, but starting in the 1960s, specialization became the norm.
Because they made the schedule such that 200-400 and 100-400 doubles were impossible.
Dude can’t seem to relax down the stretch
I can’t wait til he is done with the college circuit. Then we will see his full potential.
Stop doing coke bro. If you're getting beat by 19yr olds in college, and have shown worse times over the years.. There's no chance of facing the best on earth as a pro. Knighton and Liles turned pro before college. Most world class athletes leave before their junior years. This dude is 23yrs old in a sport where most pros peak at 25.. And he's STILL in college... getting beat by 19yr olds
But you think he has a chance against KErley, Liles, Knighton, Bednarek, Coleman, Norman? Not to mention people like Josephus Likes and Kyree King who consistenly run far better than boling but have little chances of ever beating the top 6?
Then add to that, world pros Like Omenyala, Degrass, Brown, Yohan Blake?
World under 20 record holder Letsilie Tebogo placed 16th running against seniors at worlds. He runs sub 20s and 10s consistently
Hakim Sani Brown of Japan has dozens of times far superior to Boling.. He barely makes it out of the semis in pro contests
All this talent... Your boy has barely broken sub 20 and 10 once... ever.. Is being beaten regularly now by college freshman.. But you think he'll magically get better if he turns pro by... 25???🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@ThaSpeedsterZ I disagree and the college circuit takes a lot out of athletes. Many leave early and the great ones don’t go to college to run 60 races a year. Whatever his reasons to stay and run that much doesn’t make sense to me but I’m not him or his advisers.