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What Jakob Ingebrigtsen Just Did WAS UNBELIEVABLE!! || The 2021 Diamond League Florence 5000 Meters
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 มิ.ย. 2021
- We've been waiting for this race for years, and the end result was even greater than could have imagined.
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There is no doubt that Jakob’s endurance is improving. I would have never predicted him winning a 5k against a field this stacked. And at 20 years old… don’t remind me.
It's that bedroom cardio he been doing
He just play it smartly
@@natehbrotherroy17 All it takes is rice and beans..nothing else.
Definitely something strange happened with Cheptegei during the final lap, a runner of his caliber doesn't drop like that and ends up in 6th place. Injury? Bad planning? something else? I like Jacob but I would still bet my money on Chetegei for Tokyo.
@@GD-my5hm IMHO I don't think he slowed down, he just didn't have the fast finish the others had. Jakob and Gebrhiwet have always had more speed.
Jakob Ingebrigtsen does something unbelievable every time he steps on a track.
That's 100% accurate.
Agreed
Like...I can believe everything he does because he's always doing shit like this😂 Every PR he runs is going to be a top time
He is using something that has not been detected as yet.
@@michaelash2429 so is the rest of the field
the greatest of all time Hicham El Geurrouj ran 3:33 at age 20, 3:31 at 21, 3:29 at 22, 3:28 at 23, and finally the WR 3:26 at 24.
Jakob ran 3:31 at 17, 3:30 at 18, and 3:28 last year at 19. we are witnessing the rise of what might be a game-changing hall of famer / all time legend. i can't wait to watch his career over the next decade. i don't want to jinx it - but i think it's safe to say there may be some olympic golds, world golds, "doubles" (1500+5000), and world records in his future.
Yes 🙌
Think hell eventually go sub 56 for a half if his development/ endurance continues to develop .
Just needs to stay away from injuries 🤞🏼
Please kick ass, the world is looking at color first not the individual athlete, bring them back down to earth
Since he is so young and trains in such a high level the only two ways I see Jakob not breaking the 1500m WR is if someone else lowers it significantly such as Cheruiyot or if he burns our or gets a career ending injury
I was totally blown away by his two wins in the European at 17 and his 3:28 at the 1500 at 19 as well. But considering this was his first 5K in 2 years, and he's outrunning the world elite when it isn't even his main distance, I'd at least say it's among the uttermost epic races I've ever witnessed
can we take a second to appreciate that Jakob's hair stayed perfect the whole time
Cheptegei's one two
His mom is a haidresser, maybe that can explain it..
@@ThePierrezx three four
These darn nordics, they have it all
@@ThePierrezx Chep's hairstyle are cemented 😊
for that time he just ran, what impressed me the most, he ran the final 200m in 27 sec.! He has clearly worked on his speed. He is capable of anything. He just made the Olympics so much more watchable.
He could be Lasse Viren & Pekka Vasala rolled into one at Tokyo.
I mean he's a 1500m runner so he has more natural speed
@@patricksweeney5308 0r ...yep/the barefoot ethiopian!!!
Or El Gerrouj and Paavo Nurmi - the only two to have won the Olympic 1500m & 5000m double ...? Big shoes to fill.
Yeah, i often notice rhat His kick cant Match the Likes of cheptegei or cheruiyut but Looks Like hes Gott it now
And the commenter above says it is his endurance that is improving. Something is improving for sure!! :)
What makes this performance even more surreal is the fact he got caught out when Cheptegei turned it up during the 3rd km and had to run a 60 flat from 3000m-3400m to get back in touch and was able to do so without blowing. Cheptegei ran a 2.32 4th km and Ingebrigtsen made 15m on him during that km then went on to out kick a stacked field. Have never seen anything quite like it.
Right? That kick was bonkers! This kid is insane.
Truly amazing!
Proud of that guy...
He's really pushing himself & proving to the world no matter where you come from, or ethnicity, that hard work & determination pays off & is key...
Respect 🙌 💯
Well said
Absoutely correct
Not really no matter where you are from... there is a gene in Northern Europe that a lot of skiers have that helps with endurance.
Race and all that aside, it's always exciting to see prodigious talent and wonder what new boundaries they might set.
@@avatarion Which is it? How is it called?
you guys are sleeping on jakob. his kick has improved significantly and he’s shown it in almost every race this season
Came here to comment exactly this. He ended with a kick most(all?) of his 2021 races. This is a declaration of war to Cheruiyot.
Jakob Ingebrigsten is the greatest runner for his age so far of all time.
Apart from beating such a field, the record breaking time, what was really impressive was his pacing and strength in bossing the field from approx 2 miles onwards. He showed zero fear and used his frame to let the others know he was there and even strong armed his way into the positions HE wanted to be in. Amazing racing nous.
To be honest I'm not even shocked anymore 😂
Just a tipical day in the office for jakob running yet another European record.
This guy is incredible... 👏
yeah at this point its suprising if he don't give a performence that blows everyone away ;)
He finally beat Gebhriwet.
Not to mention Cheptegei!
We need a full video on the women’s 10,000m world record being broken twice in 2 days.
YES!!
Yup. Hassan and Gidey are both superwomen
I agree
The way she won that 1500m.... I definitely think there's an epo resurgence amongst a certain group of athletes.
@@pervyboy69 What does epo mean?
It doesn't matter who he's up against. He feels like he should win every race. He has the talent, extreme competitive spirit, and self-belief necessary to be the best.
He made that mid-race gap of 10 metres look like it was only 10 inches. An amazing run.
Cheptegei’s opponents are “waiting to prance”😂 pretty awesome to see Moh Ahmed and Justyn Knight running killer times in there
#Canada
@@torontoclarinetist 12:51 only got him 5th place! 18 second pb though and 2nd sub-13 by a canadian
@@MrNoName7474 whooo is this??
@@scottbarker9058 Moh Ahmed
They pranced really well🤣
Jakob is now the only person to ever go sub-3:29 AND sub-12:50
Amazing feat at any age, much less 20. The dude is the NEW BREED!
That's true. Mo Farah has gone under 3.29 for 1500 m but his 5000 best is 12.53.
No, Daniel Komen. 3:29 and 13:39
@@nehmanator333 I said sub-3:29, not 3:29.
Jakob has 3:28.68, Komen has 3:29.46.
@@nehmanator333 key word sub-
the kid from 'Morocco and spain' KATIR surely he's gonna make surprise this summer. he did run a very good race.
NR for him - he is coming along nice.
He smashed NR. Previous NR was 12:57.25, and he did 12:50.79
He has improved astronomically......
He is fearless!! He has so much confidence in himself even when racing against the worlds best!! He is fearless like Prefontaine but with more talent and great coaching as well as not having to worry about a separate job to “pay the bills“
Hold on a second, don’t start throwing “fearless like Prefontaine” around when Prefontaine was famous for running from the lead and practically dying in every race. THAT was fearless, this was strategic
I've read in so many other comment sections on your videos that Jakob doesn't have that last kick. Well he definitely had it today! Amazing.
He went home and ran some 100m sprints.
Those were probably shorter races where everyone has more top end. In a 5000 if a 1500 specialist is in contact in the last 200 he will out kick people.
watching these dudes do this is mindblowing. @ 40 and nearing retirement in the military, i've been trying to ace our fitness test. and the run has always been my weakness. the amount of dedication and discipline it takes for me to make even the most micro improvements in my run time has me in awe of what these folks are capable of.
All I wanna say is how impressive Katir has been running. To win at gateshead was a gutsy performance if I’ve ever seen one and then to pull the Spanish Record? Serious strides in his fitness
This shows that anyone can win a race on any given day? LOL, NO! That shows that Jakob Ingebrigtsen can do that, and not anyone....
Thought it was a bit of a dis. JI is the most promising middle distance star of last 2 years. His potential is limitless. Hoping he can double in Tokyo, what a statement that would be.
Nah, you just don't want it bad enough ;).
A lot of disiplin and hard work is behind this performance. He is talented, but could probably never have done this without his bothers and the family. Cogratulations Jacob and family Ingebrigtsen! This is Norwegian Athletic history as well as European. Norwegians are very proud of the young man, and he deserves a great result in the Olympics. I think he can win!
His endurance, will to win and confidence is driving Jakob...he's not relying on a kick to finish, he overpowered in this race.
Tbh, in the beginning I thought Jakob had no chance of winning gold in the 5k, but after seeing him run such a spectacular race, I believe he has a really good shot! I’ll definitely be looking forward to the 5k at Tokyo!
It is most likely he won't run 5000m in the olympics.
He Said in the interview afterwards that he most probablyy wont do 5k, cause of the 1500 race is his priority and the race days are dont match up in tokyo
I am very impressed. I saw Justin Knight win an indoor 3000 meter race in around 7:43 and after he received the flowers he was smiling big and like he was hardling breathing because he recovered from the race so fast.
Joshua Cheptegei looks like he has a lot of miles on his legs and not enough speed work yet. He's saving his best for the Olympics
Very true for him this was practice
I think his strategy failed him here, practice or not... Mo Farah is a better tactician. If Joshua has Mo’s brain, he would win!
@@DarkPa1adin just wait for the Olympics you will see the real race
Jacob Ingebrigtsen said to the Norwegian media that he might focus on 1500m only. His dad, the trainer said that this race might "fuck up" every plans they have for the Olympics. With the 5000m final the night before the 1500m final, I am almost sure that he will go for the 1500m only. He even said to Norwegian media that if he wins an Olympic gold, he is not sure he might find motivation to continue running. Well 1500m gold this year and 5000m gold in a few years. Who knows? Only Jacob has the answer to that.
You'd think they would schedule races differently to avoid this kind of thing
Yes, like the World cup next year. There is possible for a dobbel.
But I'm pretty sure he will only go for the 1500 in the Olympics.
Why can't they just put the 1500 first??
1500 will be quite hard for him. Very hard.
to continue running, lets hope he wins a silver!
@@sachinpowers2067 they try... for example a 100m runner will usually also run 200m, and a 400m specialist might also run 200m... so they schedule for those 2 combinations... ie put 400m and 100m on the same days and 200m later in the week - they do not schedule for someone to run 100m and 400m and i don't think many runners do both 5k and 1500m? the most common combination for a 5k runner is to run 10k.. so that's what they schedule for...
You stated: "ready to prance"🤔 I think it's: "ready to pounce" 😂😂
@charles wheelock not in the context he was narrating - sorry!🤔
You are the # 1 man for these videos...i was a runner...many years ago..i really appreciate your efforts for us runners..
This channel is the best track & field/running TH-cam channel of all time. Everything is so well-done and so binge-able. Keep it up!
Gidey as well did and astonishing performance in hengelo. So smooth and effortless
"There is not race you can't win, and no race you will win for sure."
Thanks a million for spotting Jakob so long ago and keeping us posted! My bookie thanks you too.
Even a year later, it still shocks me how epic this race was on the part of Jakob. This is definitely his most impressive win of the past few years if you're judging by the amount of grit, determination, and effort it took for Jakob to come out on top. The effort it took to get back into the lead pack alone was incredibly impressive, but to outkick Gebrhiwet and Ahmed in those last 100 meters after already being almost at the point of complete and utter exhaustion was legendary.
What I note is Ingebritsen's build. Looks to have very powerful legs, so no wonder where his relatively monster sprint for a distance runner comes from, and still has a light upper body. For sure he can medal both distances, without all the cards falling in his favour. One trains their way into this perfect shape, but I'd also call this a fundamental natural gift. Also, some dudes have to run from the front, like scared rabbits and that's not just all confidence, it takes a cool customer to hang back most of a race conserving energy but avoiding spikes and boxing in. He reminds me of John Walker.
When talking about stride turnover, I think Kenenisa Bekele is still the king but we never know, Ingebritson is only 20yo.
It seems to me that Cheptegei can't sprint, his incredible long stride is always the advantage he has, that's why in order for him to win, he needs to build a gap very early on with a very consistent pace, otherwise it's gonna be a run like we saw here.
Well said. Jakob has a unique build for a distance runner that defies the norm and what most people think is that ideal build. He certainly has what it takes to win both. Also, glad you’re pointing out what I’ve thought all along: front running is not courageous at all.
Another great video could be Hassan and Gidey breaking back to back records!
I’m sure he’s making it 👌
We don't need Shitfan Hassan.
@@ME-kd1ko nor do we need your 🧂 🧂
Love to watch these videos with the commentary... well done. Amazing race!!! Can't want till the Olympics!!!
Love your commentaries, Jakob is amazing, stand by, he ain't done yet - more to come !!!!
We need a video on Joseph Fahnbulleh. Every single one of his races is a heart attack
Dude is so big it takes forever to get going ...but once he starts coming, it's something to watch.
Made it look effortless: Jakob Ingebrigtsen is a purebred champ and he's just warming up ..
I imagine he can run 12.45-43 before summer end's, from sure he haves a chance to win a metal in tokyo after this crazy time. The season 2020-2021 is legendary.
His goal was to win this race. If the first 2k were faster he would have held on for sub 12.40. very possible
@@scotland369 i agree my friend!!!
He definitely looked well within his limits. He ran this race with excellent tactical awareness
Is he doubling 1500/5000 at Tokyo? I doubt it. I also doubt he'll run the 5,000 again as this season.
@@oilguy777 yeah, it especially depends on the scheduling for the events. Like how Hassan can’t do the 1500 because it’s too close to the 10,000. I guess we’ll see what Ingebrigtsen does. I’m sure this was an eye opening performance for Gjert Ingebrigtsen as to what Jakob is capable of
I must say, you make the long races seem so interesting. Its amazing
damn it
Ingebrigtsen just can't be counted out anymore. He'll put a hell of a fight in Tokio.
As far Joshua: He just had a bad day for sure, and I'm glad it happened now rather than in Tokio.
It's spelled Tokeo***
I always wondered if he'd be able to perform in the humid heat in Japan, but given the weather in Italy my doubts have been completely erased.
felt like it was good sport by joshua to keep a good pace whilst leading the pack, i would expect more tactical running but he made it way more interesting
Yeah, Cheptegei had a bad day. That’s it.
The pacer was also in for the shortest period of time I have ever seen. If the Olympics works out like this, we may actually see Ingebrigtsen take a gold
@Sandeep Singh you are also incorrect, it is spelled Tokyo
First of all I think this is his greatest race ever. Second of all I also do think he could get a medal in both 1500m and 5000m at the Olympics. But there is a problem. Both 1500m and 5000m in the Olympics are in the same day. So I really hope they will switch the date. Btw I love your channel! And I am from Norway so I really like Jakob Ingebrigsten too.
What a legend and inspiration to all Europeans!
Every dog has his day!!
Another fantastic video analysis. Thank you for posting it.
Can’t believe that many people dipped under 13:00
Its the shoes..
@@OUTTABOOK-HONEYBADGER-CHESS you seem like a 4/5ths empty kinda guy.
@@quinnharris3283 shoes do help tho nom sayin give me some shoes like that I'll be in the olympics too nom sayin
@@spencersmith4305 People are putting in times that were beyond them before the shoes. The 10000 womens record being brocken by 15sec just shows how much of an advantage they give.
@@spencersmith4305 Estimates are the new spikes save about 1 seconds per lap in the 5000, so this puts Jakob's time at about 13 min. 25 years ago when Bob Kennedy dipped below 13 min, and hit 12:58 when all of a sudden this rush of runners were running below 13, everyone claimed doping. Agree the pacing lights help, too, but I think you have to be suspicious of doping under that 13 min clip time.
If that was the final race in an underdog sports movie, it would seem far-fetched to accomplish what Jakob did in that last lap. Stunning.
His kick is really improving. I thought he would have to go with 800 left, but he only needed half of that.
Right? My jaw fell open. To find another gear in that field at that pace and from the position he was in? Just wow.
Incredible race from Jakob. I'm also really happy for him because I've seen a few comments from people saying that they think he doesn't have what it takes at 5000 metres, well now he's just proved them completely wrong and I think he has a fantastic chance of medalling at both the 1500 and 5000 metres at this Summer's Tokyo Olympics.
People are very quick to judge these days , no patience at all!
Stunning race. Brilliant journalism. Well done!
The amount of training and discipline it must take to be a world class track athlete is stunning to me. Distance running in particular seems to require a combination of athleticism and will power that almost inspires me to get up and exercise... almost.
haha
He isn't 9th but 12th all time. Buy still this is awesome and soon he will move even closer to the top 😊
Thanks for the quick update, Jakob is a beast!
With the resumé of that stacked field, I'd say that has to be Jakob's greatest win to date. Can't wait for the Olympics. Bless up bro 👊
Spanish Katir did and incredible race, smashed NR take a look
Another amazing performance and you could see how happy he was.
This is a clear example as to why Cheptegei is (at least not yet) anywhere near Bekele’s status of greatness
I would agree sir......Bekele is still the greatest.Would love to see him race in those special track shoes that everyone seems to be wearing. (In his prime).
Thanks for all the details in this race 🙏😀
Really hope he doing a double in the Olympic
What a performance! Congrats to Inglebrigtsen😁👍🏽 Perhaps the best day for him!
Mo Ahmed, love that you went for it!
And Knight!
That was some real racing...J Knight also- Good stuff!
This was a tremendous PR for Justin Knight! Mo Ahmed is also a beast at 5,000 meters!
Yeah, Knight has made massive strides this year their is an epic Canadian duo coming to the Olympics.
Phenomenal racing and superb production. #totalrunningproductions you rock!
So impressive.
Jakob gets stronger & better each time he steps in the track. Hope he wins both his 1500 & 5000...
Love from d Philippines
With the heats of both 1500m and 5k on same day and final day apart he won’t do double - presume he’ll do 1500 but think he prob got better chance at gold at 5k
He looked real smooth compared to everyone else in that last 200m.
Thanks TRP. It totally blew me away too. This is Jakob’s greatest international achievement. The real thing.
Probably the best running channel, very enjoy watching...
Watched live, what a race
I should have entered this race! Apparently "Anyone can win a race on any given day". 👊
lol that's the spirit!
A great race and a marvelous presentation!
That was a beautiful race. Look forward to his future times and races
You know he was remembering getting cut off by Cheruiyot the last 100M and was making sure that wouldn't happen again.
I'm impressed by Jakob but maybe more impressed that TRP can make such a good analysis video so soon after the race finished!!!
Total running productions never fails to make my day. There’s not one time I don’t watch his videos. It’s better than the other TH-camr with his British accent
Jakob performance in incredibly good but am more worried by katir.
Katir will surprise the world of distance running soon.
check on him .
from Kenya well presented and love your work
Yes his greatest victory given the field, everyone was there :) Oh please talk about what Letesenbet Gidey did also. The young folks are ruling :)
This was a huge performance from him, and I think he’s really starting to show that not only can he run, but he can race. If you look at this race compared t his last 5K (Doha 2019) the difference is huge. His positioning is better, he runs the race very evenly compared to the front group (although the same can be said for Doha) and, most significantly, he doesn’t get overly eager with his kick, he waits and unleashes it when he knows he can sustain it to the end. Jakob has stepped it up again this year and I really believe he might be able to pull off the double at Tokyo
Edit: just checked the schedule, that’s not happening lol
why not?
@@kdramaanimelover4741 finals are 2 days in a row... no rest.
He will not risk the 1500m, so unfortunately he will not attempt both distances this olympic. I hope that with the next olympic games they will arrange the dates so that it will be possible for him to do both distances.
I love your videos I was really waiting a video on the women's 10,000m world record!
Love the video! Totally not my sport, but really interesting to watch your videos once in a while. Would be lovely if you could include some more things for the unknowing viewers aswell (as you do in a few parts here already I'd guess), mainly things like the record times etc. When you talked about the current WR I had no clue, though google helped out obviously.
Honestly I saw the results but didn't even know that Joshua Cheptigi was even racing because I didn't look low enough 💀
He was just training in this race for the Olympics wait for tokyo
@@ugandabiker1932 yeah but its still a bad look for him
The Ethiopian Olympic Trails 5K, was run about the same time and their headline was fastest 5K in the world this year. Well, Mr. Ingebrigtsen showed a new and amazing kick over the last 400m but also down the final straight. This isn't something I've seen him do in the longer races. He finally has a sprinters kick so watch out!
Great quality video. Love from Norway! :)
Chills. Wow. Great recap too.
Video on Letesenbet Gidey’s 10k? That was an incredible performance
“Waiting for their moment to prance” 😁
👏👏Jakob , well done👏👏 congratulations for breaking your National 🎊🎊and European Record🎊🎉.💐
Great video and commentary thank you
Just goes to show that fastest PR doesn't mean that much. There are time trials and then there are races
Jakob for gold in Tokyo ⁉️💪🏼💪🏼
59" lap for Jakob to close the gap is impressive. Unbelievable run from Katir as well there.
wow, wow, wow, now that was an amazing run - good job!!!!!
Can we take a second to appreciate what a breakout race Knight had? Man PRd by about 18 seconds
jacob improved how many seconds???14??
@@scottbarker9058 13
@@zanies6288 OHHH-WELLLL
@3:22, Gotta love when you have a pack of runners waiting to "Prance"
He's just getting better and better. The Olympics being delayed could be the best thing that's ever happened to him. He was nowhere near ready to medal a year ago.
Yep had another years worth of base / quality work.
Yooh!wow wow Jakob!well planned race and you trained hard and claimed a super victory!
The Magnus Carlsen of Middle Distance running 🏃 😂
Norway built different
Muktar Edris got destroyed in this race, and remember he’s won the WC 5,000m two consecutive times
He must not be in top shape. He also performed poorly at the Ethiopian Trials on Tuesday, and failed to make the Olympic team.
Didn't he also take down a prime Mo Farah in the WC finals?
@@PotemkinDogs1 he’s never in top shape leading up to a major global competition, but always seems to pull off the biggest wins. Sounds really suspicious if you ask me
@@PotemkinDogs1 Muktar Edris has a 12:54 Pb in the 5000m. Of course he’s not able to hang with this pace. He just isn’t good enough
@@BillyBob-wh4sq not prime. I believe he was 34 years old. A few years past his prime. That was the very last year of his track career (excluding this comeback attempt). But it was still a big victory!
i was eagerly waiting for this
Pretty incredible. Without a doubt the future of distance running. Well done