JAKOB INGEBRIGTSEN - HOW FAST CAN HE RUN?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.พ. 2019
- Jakob Article:
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Jakob Ingebrigtsen is one of the fastest junior distance runners in history. The hype around him is truly incredible. In addition to his double gold at the 2018 European Championships over the 1500 meters and the 5000 meters, Jakob was amazingly able to break the 4 minute barrier in the mile when he was just 16 years old!
This year, he's already had 2 stellar indoor performances in the 1500 meters. On February 11th, he ran a 3:36 to set a new Junior World Record. Afterwards, on February 20th, Jakob amazingly took down the newly crowned indoor 1500m world record holder Samuel Tefera with a time of 3:36.02.
Jakob is proving himself to be not only a fast runner, but a runner that can handle the pressure.
In this video I try to analyze exactly how fast Jakob Ingebrigtsen will be able to run. Currenly, he holds personal records in the following events:
1500: 3:31
Mile: 3:52
5000: 13:17
What do you think he'll run?
Thanks for watching and enjoy!
Only been a year since this video was released, and he´s already surpassed your prediction of a 3.29 1500m with a new PB of 3.28.68... Absolutely insane, taking down the previous u20 WR and European record as well.
Unfortunately Jakob didn't take the U20 WR. He was to old for it since the rule is;
"The principle behind the category is to introduce young people into athletics. Participators in the competitions in this class may be athletes who have not completed their twentieth birthday on 31 December of the year the competition occurs."
Wikipedia
Therefore Jakobs best U20 time is 3.30.16, and ranked 3.
Also he surpassed with his 3'000m time of 7:27,05
He just ran a 3:30 1500m while slowing down at the end and hardly looked like he was trying. I think he will break the WR of 3:26 in the next few years.
Nah I don't see that happening.
He'll so a 3:28 sooner or later and at best will go to a 3:27.
But Hichem will remain the 1500 m outdoor record holder for at least another 12 years.
@@alansamuel2454 If he pushed himself harder, he could do a 3:28 now, and he's not even 18 years old yet...
@@Gardener7 That I mentioned in my comment.
But 3:26 isn't going to happen.
If it does( highly improbable) we will see it another 5 or 6 years ahead.
@@andreassag Thanks, and yes you're right he's 18. I think he'll keep getting faster into his mid-20s, just like most runners.
Definitely!!!!!!
Here's the link to BlueJay's Article for anyone interested:
drive.google.com/open?id=1nclUyhjVx_GHJ0Ce3X6tUs85Bfp-Es41gJKy-x-AJEA
Thanks for watching!
Who else is here after he won Olympic Gold in the 1500m 🥴
Me bruv
Jakob is the man! Awesome video. Glad to see you back at it.
I think if he don't get injured too bad he'll run a 1500m in about 3:27 or 3:28
A mile in 3:43
And maybe 12:40 or 12:45 5k
But what I like most about him that he is a norwegien and I hope and I think he can break the african dominance in the next years
That's definitely a possibility. He already showcased his talents by taking down new indoor 1500m world record holder Samuel Tefera a few days ago. He out kicked him pretty flawlessly. Who knows how he'll perform on the bigger stages but I'm super excited to see him. I like your predictions, I kind wish I had chosen 3:28 as his 1500m time, but I'll stick with my guns at 3:29 for now. Thanks for watching!
Yes and a sub 2 hours marathon. .. I don't think he will improve forever . He has already hit his peak, or almost
@@abcd-yg2rx I think he is much stronger and faster this year than last. That is the indication from the early season races and training. In the race against Tefara he had it all planned out. Had Tefera stepped up the pace, Jakob would match it no problem. He raced to win, not to set a record time. Tefara had a recent WR in this body, but I would say Jakob just breezed by him at finish. So, I do think we will see better times from Jakob this year. He is still far off the WR outdoors but it will come. I also agree with Total Running Production's prediction regarding long-term development and staying power for Jakob. His Dad Gjert has been working tirelessly to avoid and prevent JI from going down the burnout rabbit hole. Injuries of course can happen. His brothers Filip and Henrik have had multiple injuries but bounced back.
Haha u funny
Mile in 3:43? What?
Being American and living in Norway these athletes are built for endurance. Every time I go to take my kids to my barnehage (daycare), I always see someone running early in the morning. Good to see a Norwegian making a name for himself on the worldwide track and field.
Dion Isaiah littler every time I wake up to run in my city in America I see at least 20 people running in the neighborhood. And the population is only 20k
@@jasonstephenson3322 and where are you from in America?
@@jasonstephenson3322 Yea too bad the majority of americans are just running to mcdonalds lol
dannyballz1987 too bad that ain’t true where I live. I don’t know one person who actually eats McDonalds, bet your not even american bud. If all americans ate McDonald’s then why tf do we have the strongest military superpower.
jason stephenson you do know there is a huge obesity epidemic in the U.S that’s what I was referencing look it up
Who else feels bad for his brothers? Jakob gets all the fame 😂
@@joys8634 Filip is still faster in the 1500m tho
It's cause he's so young but running so fast
@@greggarey4811 Yup child prodigies always get the attention. Not that I disagree.
Nah, don't feel bad for his brothers. If they were younger, I would feel bad for them getting overshadowed, instead his older brothers will take pride in their little brother. They look like a close knit family, and they will almost always want more for their younger siblings than themselves. After all, if it wasn't for some of their experiences in distance running, he wouldn't have gotten the jump on the training he did. They helped to motivate and make him the now and future champion he will be.
He has deserved all the fame
Me: I train better at low mileage
My Coach: Historically runners who have the fastest times run 20 kilometers a day
you forgot a couple of 0s there bud
@@zachfriedman4263 tf r you talking about nobody's running 200km a day lmao
@@nick5422 no all historic runners do at least 2000 kilometers every day 🤦♂️
@@zachfriedman4263 2000km/24hours=83.33km/h, yeah sure they do.
@@smackmybishop1167 it’s a joke
Great analysis bro, looking foward to your next video 🙏
Very well put together video! I appreciate the upload and look forward to further content.
Thanks! Look forward to more content soon!
Jakob just broke the European 5000m record with a time of 12.48,45
I think we just wait and see, he is a fab runner, good support from his family and most of all brothers for training partners. It doesn't matter what people think of his milage or think he will be burnt out, the Internet is cruel. What I would say to this fantastic young man! Go get your goals, be the world's best, we know you going to work so hard to get it! Show all young athletes if you train hard you get results. Well done young man, looking forward to all your future races and your athletic career 🏃🏅
I find it hard to believe that he'll run a 3:21 for the 1500 meters. I think your prediction of 3:29 is more accurate, but I gotta admit, I think he'll dip down to 3:28 or maybe even 3:27. I mean, he's already run a 3:31, so I would imagine he'll improve by more than just 2 seconds. I also like how you predict the 3000 meters and the 5000 meters. Excited to see him continue to run!
The Daily Stride I like your prediction, and yes, I find it hard to believe he’ll go 3:21 for the 1500. Thanks for watching!
I predict 3.22 to 3.24.
I think he’s got the potential to break the 1500m world record, but not by as big a margin as some think....El-G was pretty outstanding at holding a fast pace -continual 55 second laps. I predict 3mins, 24 secs for 1500m, 3 mins, 42 secs for the mile. Not sure he’ll break Bekele’s 5,000m record though - he was an immensely powerful athlete over that distance and trained specifically for the longer races....time will tell and I wish Jakob every success in the future.
Bluejays article is published above
He just ran a 3:30 while slowing down at the end and hardly looked like he was trying. I think he will break the WR of 3:26 soon, but 3:21 seems far off, for sure.
June 10 2021: 5000m - 12.48.45
Glad this video came up on my home page, great work my friend! Hope to see more like this
Connor Spalt Thanks for the comment mate! I’m definitely looking to upload more like this in the future!
I love this video!!!
3:31.18 - > 3:30.16 - Lousanne - 05 July 2019 :)
This is a great video ✨
Running aside, what a pretty bird the bluejay is. Sweet.
May Jakob run to two world records, 3k 1500. So many factors will influence his future success, but looks like a world beater with the right mix of training, coaching, tech, and diet.
A sub 2 hour marathon early in the 2030's.In 1970,Derek Clayton,said that it couldn't be done.
Fantastic !
Your predictions are great, I had the exact same but not over the 3k.
I don't think that he could go as fast as a lot of people say, but he is a insane runner and I wish him a ton if luck over his career.
Just best his pb 5000 meter record by 15 seconds.. 13.02
He is going to take down every record there is. 🇳🇴
His 1500 is now 3:30.16 now
I think he will break the 2000m record and possibly the mile record too. The 3000m is a freakish record by Daniel Komen that no one will break any time soon, so forget that. The 1500m record is a tough one by El G but the fact that Jacob has already run 3.30 at 18 makes it seem that it could be within his grasp say in another 3 or 4 years when he is 21/22. I don't think he will burn out like people say, I just don't think he'll be as good a runner from 24 -30. He's like Dave Bedford, he is designed to be at his best in his late teens/early twenties, and will probably peak either at 20 or 21, in another 2-3 years, so it will be interesting to see what times he achieves in 2021/2022, if he's able to break any records, it will be in those 2 years, as long as he is well looked after between now and then, which i'm sure his family will make sure they do.
Wait until he tries the new Nike Alphafly sneakers. He will break every record.
@@MrSupernova111 You don't Run these distances on the street.
They allways wear spikes mate
@@robinbauer1975. Who the fuck told you that 5ks are strictly indoor races??
I predict that Jakob will run the below times by year 2022.
1500 meter in 3:27
A mile in 3:45
5000 meter in 12:38
all but 5k were pretty close
1500 meter in 3:29
1 mile in 3:46
5k in 13:02
Great vid
The best thing about TRP videos is that they reveal there are tons of people who love track events.
Please can you do an analysation of Ethiopia's Almaz Ayana ?
Really good video, I agreed with everything, I do believe his 1500 will be down to around 3:25-3:26 and a mile of low 3:40’s
It's very exciting. The prospect of a young prodigy who might actually avoid the pitfall of burnout. They seem to train unbelievably smart.
You never disappoint us with great content🙌🙏
Would be interesting to see an update on this now
Try and make every pre classic. Have been lucky enough to see Alan Webb’s first time and both of Jakob’s. Look forward to watching his progress at future classics
How did you get 3:29 for the 1500m?
I believe getting older he may change for longer distances, maybe reaching very competitive level of marathon distance with +30 years.
Look max burgin from Great Britain who ran 3:49 at 14y in 2017 (he was born in 2002)
I've been watching athletics avidly for over 40 years. I've never seen an athlete as young as Jakob run the kinds of times he is running at this age. He is so far ahead of his time, I predict he will be smashing records out of sight. 1500m: 3:25, Mile: 3:42, 5,000,: 12:33. He'll not match Komen's 3,000m 7:20 though, even though his pace style is the same.
Hello there
so what about not matching komen's 7:20? ironically, that one is the closest one to being beaten now
Proud to be a norwegian
I think, you dont understand what are 12.37 at 5000 and 3.26 at 1500
I think, you dont understand what are correct ways to use punctuation
I wonder if he will get any world championship or Olympic golds.
Please reference a link to the/ any bluejay article, that mentions Jakob. Thank-you
See the link above!
I came back to watch this after the Monaco diamond race today and he crushed the 1500m prediction!!
If he's getting hate from the Internet, he's not going to hear it, if he's out running.
Phenomenal high school runners need to have competition in order to improve in later years. Since he's been running against elite adult runners, I think he will likely continue improving. It's the high school runners, who essentially run by themselves and have no one pushing them who will struggle and fade away.
Roger Bannister also used to run to and from his school when he was younger
I think it is time for Andrew from TRP to rewise his predictions since Jakob already has run faster in the 1500m and the 3000m than anticipated.
And he will probably improve more the coming years?
I predict Jacob will win bronze at the 2019 wch, silver at the 2020 Olympic and gold at the 2021 wch, but time will only tell what really happens.
This video gives me inspiration. I will train harder and just maybe I will get into one race in the Olympics for the mile or 5k??
that 3:43 mile, how beatable is that? If he gets down around 3:46 or 7 kudos!
Great video! Any chance you can reply with a link to the Bluejay article? It’s difficult to support any predictions I have seeing as I don’t know him or how he specifically handles that volume and training stimulus. But I think your predictions are fairly accurate and I can see him achieving a wr given the right climate of competition in his career. Success breeds success and with rivals like Barega and Teferah I think that’s definitely in the cards for him.
Bluejay´s article is published above
I support your view of what distance he will excel. The people predicting his future times would make sense but hes been showing more strength than speed his 1500 improvement really isnt going to be that much, in my opinion his future would be towards 5k. It's bad to compare but look at kipchoge, he ran 3:49mile at around Jakobs age
Im VERY curious to see how his talent plays out in Tokyo in 2020
Well, in Tokyo in 2021 he really showed them. Still 20 years old, and 3.28,32 made him gold medal in the 1500 meters. Looked like he had more to spare!
Fun to see this after he ran 3:28 1500, 4:50 2000, 7:27 3000 and 13:02 5000. Not to mention he's run 3:31 1500 indoors and a solid 1:46 800 outdoors. Sub 28 on the road for 10k. Just amazing. He's got sub 12:50 in him already for 5000. His brother's haven't burned out, so he's got plenty of years to come.
He did it!
12:48 5k
@@zanies6288 Yes he did.
I love this boys. Which for him the best .freind from Algeria
I don't know if anyone notices but the music TRP uses has changed over the years. I think it'll be cool to bring some of these back in the newer videos.
I agree! I want to hear some of his old songs too
Kevin Lewis from Ottumwa, IA ran 105 miles when he was 18. Went 4:14 in the mile and 9:05 in the 2 mile.
Is there a link to Bluejay article?
It is now published above
First off great video as always. I agree on your predictions to some extent however i think he will get a least 1 world record and i hate to say it but it is probally gonna be a bekele record and I know how much u love bekele.( I hope he gets the 5k)
I am from the future. And I can guarantee that Jakob will break 3:29. He'll run a 3:28.68 at age 19.
oh my gosh guys he is from the future
Holy shit he nailed it 👏
There´s been a lot of theories and speculations about Jacob´s
amazing performances out there.
So I really appreciate that you also included his family in your video. Because his family is simply the whole "secret" behind his remarkable results. He was born into surroundings that would be every runners wet dream. The fact that both Jakob and his 2 older brothers are 1500m european champs says it all. Filip(25) still has the "family record"(3.30.01) I think Jakob has everything it takes to be the best runner ever. His brothers are world class athletes but at Jacob´s age they were not even close to his PB´s. He is extremely talented, ambitious and dedicated. He also has a fantastic running technique. He is running so effortless and economically efficient that it looks like he is jogging even at high pace. His father&coach Gjert has predicted quite accurately that he within a couple of years will run the 1500m in 3.25.98. It wouldn´t surprise me if he is spot on.
They are the top 3 in Norway, the 6th,16th, the 20th best in Europe and 33rd, 68th, 78th in the world in the 1500 m. In the order of Filip, then Jakob then Henrik.
They can be the first to break African dominance in a long time.
Im afraid Henrik already has past his prime at the 1500m. We will most likely see him more at 5000-10.000m the rest of his career. Filip has more to give, but he must learn to stay out of trouble during races. Too many stupid mistakes. Jakob on the other hand has it all.
As a 18 y.o. he looks more calm and confident than all his way older opponents.
He started running just as early as the Africans but grew up under way better conditions.
Im quite sure he will breake a couple of old WR´s during his career.
@@alansamuel2454 African dominance, once it was established, has never been broken.
@@Watkinsstudio I agreed with that, I said it has been challenged.
TRP, which one is that video, which lists out all Jakob's WRs from age 14?
Generally a horrible business predicting away a whole career but I understand the temptation. Let's enjoy it year by year. Having watch the Team Ingebrigtsen documentaries, the whole family seemed a little surprised when he qualified for the World Championships at 3000m Steeplechase. It really didn't seem to be on their radar, so I think you're onto something with the longer distances. Having said that you get stronger as you get older so maybe 1500 becomes the optimum distance again when he matures physically.
I tend to agree with your predictions. A note: has he a little short legs?
Is this a disadvantage, or just an aesthetic prejudice?
Here are just some of Jakobs pb at different ages;
(some of the pb was taken only short before birthday, but still very impressive)
Age 10 - 8km 29.56
Age 11 - 600m 1.36,45 / 5km road 17.19
Age 12 - 800m 2.04 / 1500m 4.34,96 / 5km road 16.43
Age 13 - 1500m 4.09,29
Age 14 - 800m 1.52,60 / 1500m 3.49,71 / 2000m 5.24,41 / 3000m 8.36.61 / 5km road 15.27,2
Age 15 - 800m 1.52,05 / 1500m 3.42,44
Age 16 - 800m 1.49,40 / Mile 3.56,29 / 3000m 8.26,81 / 5000m 13.35,84
Age 17 - 1500m 3.31,18 / 3000m 7.56,74 / 5000m 13.17,06
Age 18 - 1500m 3.30,16 / 1500m indoor 3.36,02 / Mile 3.51,30 / 5000m 13.02,03
Age 19 - 800m 1.46,44 / 1500m 3.28.68 / 2000m 4.50,01 / 3000m 3.27,05 / 5km road 13.28 / 10km road 27.54
Age 20 - ????
(Age 16, His first Mile ever, and the result? Answer; Youngest ever under 4min, and did it twice before he was 17)
(Age 17, 5000m. European champion the day after he became european champion on 1500m, and still run that fast)
(Age 18, 1500m. Everybody seeing that race understand he could easily run sub 30 in it)
(Age 19, the 5km road. Not optimal running track for good times. The 10km. Not optimal running track or weather for good times)
In an interview just a few days ago, he said that he think his peak would come in 2025. He also said that for him top-level sports is not fun, only the competitions. One of his goals is to run sub 28 (1500m) in 2021. Then take a half second and a new half second, and one day maybe beat the current and "unbeatable" WR at 3.26,00.
It is to see how fast the opposition is going to run, and if there is someone he can mentally get up faster checkout and show that he is the fastest
Now he's already below 3.29 on the 1500 meters
@ Total Running Productions - you just love that picture of Alan Webb at 8:57, don't you?
RNAUGH100 💪
There is a 18 years old ethiopian who already runs under 13 minutes, 12:42:02 his last race, so maybe he is part of the new generation of world elite athletes, but hard to believe he would be even close to break the world record in 5000m or 10000m (I would like to see him trying and shut my mouth), but next races with the new generation of young talented runers will be awesome to watch.
Of course he will have a very good base for distance, so even if he doesn't get close to world record in 1500 or 5000m he could be a magnificent marathoner, who knows...
do you think the Ingebritsen's will also compete in the 5k, 10k or even longer in the future?
I can see him breaking the WR in the 1500m. If we start having a lot more mile races, maybe he could get that as well. If he never gets a WR in either of those races, I believe he'll run at least 3:27 in the 1500m and 3:45 for the mile. I wish him the best.
You guys are smoking that good good stuff if you think he'll run faster than El Guerrouj and Bekele AT their focused distances. 3:24 1500M? Under 12:35 5000M? Damn I want that stuff yall are smoking!
IKR
Jakob is proving to be a great tactician with very good closing speed, so his ultimate legacy might be in multiple world/Olympic Golds rather than WRs. It will be intriguing to follow his progression as his brothers/training partners age out.
Below 3.26 ...and a crazy record at the 5000m. But its all about motivation.
Nowhere does the video mention his 400 and 800 speed and best times. He does the mileage and he might well be ideally suited and smart with running. But if he's a couple seconds slow with his 800 then he gets limited. Ovett was mentioned, look at his 800 at the time vs the competition in the late 70s. Now if the guy runs 1:43 in the 800 I think he can approach 1500m WR. But until I see it my bet is he will eventually dominate 3k to 5k more than the 1500, where a 3:31 1500m plus his mileage takes him furthest.
Jakob´s 800m PR was set when he was 16. He can undoubtly run several seconds faster now and can improve more when growing up
How do u learn all this info about their training
He's very ambitious and mentally strong. Also good form. My opinion he should concentrate on consistency and gradual progress with his time. Hope he's not put on undue pressure too early.
In Ethiopia and Kenya he would be just another runner.
12.48.45 today!!!!!
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Alan Webb is a classic lesson in the dangers of overtraining.
Head Librarian Agreed. He was one of the most talented runners I’ve ever seen but looking back at some of the workouts he used to do it’s pretty obvious he was overtraining. Having said that it’s damn impressive he ran a 3:46 mile. Total beast.
Total Running Productions Indeed. He had huge range too. Oh what might have been. By the way, have you ever seen his 1500m split for his AR mile? I can’t find it anywhere and I thought it was standard to report 1500 times during professional mile races.
I didn't read all of the comments but what about Komen's 7:20 & 7:58?
Mathew bowling vs Jakob 800 meter. Who wins?
Troy Todd definitely Jakob
Won't even be close. 800 ain't no damn sprint event.
@@saucy05 it is if you're good at it
Matthew boling is probably already in sub 2 shape, and probably has sub 1:50 potential if that's what he shifts his training and races towards but hes better off with focusing on 100-400m range
@@jordanv3323 I know his focus is probably better on the 100 to 400 but as a middle distance Runner 800 /mile it's always been hard to comprehend how a guy so good at the 400 can't extend that just a little bit further you know what I mean? I could only run a 51 second 400 but was able to run 150 s. Never broke 150. If this guy can run a 43 second 400 if you just Cruise a 1-minute 400 next I mean wow! Like I said kind of hard to comprehend I guess. Never had that kind of speed
Diddent he just come in 12th on march 30th?
Analyzing the greats on Evan Jager!
Aaron Ruiz Definitely long overdue. Might have to happen soon.
2019: 1500m 3,28,5, mile 3.49 and 5000m 12.55
What chance does Jakob have against El Guorroujs 2000m world record? For those who don’t know: it’s a 4:44.00 I’m pretty sure.
I reckon this question gets particularly interesting now that we've seen him downright smother the entire African elite from Kenya & Ethiopia, witch includes the world indoors record holder from 4-5 days before, Samuel Tefera. - And as we take the circumstances into consideration, it gets even better; Tefera has obviously peaked his form for these indoors races, while Ingebrigtsen arrived with the disadvantage of coming straight from a 4 weeks training camp in S.Africa. There's also a fact that the Africans are more into the kind of races that are solely for the purpose of clocking in to a certain time [or under]. My guess, is that he'll end up with a time +/- 3:27:00 at 1500 [hopefully, he'll break the 3:27:00 -milestone]
Gry Henriksen. Ingebrigtsen hasn't smothered anyone. Tefera is faster at both the mile, 3:51.26, and at the 1500m, 3:31.04.
Samuel Tefera ran 3.31 at age of 19. Indoor world record. Why isn't it also the u/20 WR, but rather 3.36 by JI
Because Tefera turns 20 this year and is too old.
I dont know, but he is a shorter guy, and suit better for indoor r track,s, not outdoor where Ingebrigtsen has over 2,5 second better personal best
No one can predict how fast he can run! Although we would love to see him break world Senior records it’s very well possible that he may burn out or injure himself.
Let’s hope he stays injure free and we watch him break many records !!
I think he will at least run a 1500m in 2:28 cause 2:29 is only a 2 second improvement over 2 years and he still hasn’t stoped physically developing and he will still be adding in more intense workouts
Well with 3:28 he already exceeded prediction and with 7:28 he has already tied it. 12:40 may be a stretch but that would be amazing. I think we will run 3:26
Honestly i think He will be best in the 10k to Marathon seeing as He does so much Aerobic Work (providing that He does Not mentally burn Out)
3:46 mile, 3:28 1500, and 5000 12:53
This dude just said he doesn’t have a kick. Did you not just see him against Samuel teffera
I actually said "While he goes have a GREAT kick", it's not as good as Bernard Lagat, Hicham El Guerrouj, or Nouredine Mourcelli. I understand fully that Jakob has loads of kicking potential, but I don't see his kick holding up against the all time greats.
A skosh more upper body training, and...
In the 2019 European Indoor 1500m when Lewandowski kicked it didn't seem like Jakob quite had that gear in his arsenal. He might get the WR in the 1500 but I don't see him being a dominant championship runner on the global stage in the 1500m.
@@toprightchannel3080 You have to take Jakob's extremely tough programme into account, first qualifying for both the 3k and the 1500m with very little rest inbetween, then winning the 3k final, before running the 1500m final. I think he would have had more of a kick if he didn't decide to go for the double.
@@TotalRunningProductions He doesn't have to run against those all time greats live, just the shadow of their clocks. Most races wouldn't permit him to test that kind of speed being more strategic for the win, but he'll have a few that allow for that kind of speed. He might not need that all out kick if he can put the work in earlier in the race. Nothing but time will tell.
I wanna know what his time would be in the 800m
Probably nothing spectacular.
Guarantee this speed demon can turn a quick 8!!!
1'47 I think
2:38 is that The Athlete Special behind him?
I would think he would care more about a few Olympic and World Gold medals than improving his PRs
Well, he has already run faster than TP's predictions in the 1500m and the 3000m
Lol, mustache guy is his biggest fan
Hmm i think his pole vault will be 9.6969
He ends up as 10000m or half Marathon runner, because he started so early with the shorter distances that he will get bored earlier than others.
I would be happy to see him break the 1500 record of hicham el gurreuge