This is UNBELIEVABLE! || The 400 Meter WORLD RECORD Is In Danger And Here's Why...
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- THIS IS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! The 2021 Athletic Season is the year that keeps on giving, and in the men's 400 meters, we very well may be looking at a new world record.
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I honestly believe that Tokyo’s Olympic Games are going to bring the best out of all these athletes. Many WRs might go down
None will go down
There will definitely be solid times this year
Olympics are *typically slow, more about placement. But I wouldn't be surprised if we get some ORs
Anything 1500m is above will be about tactics, not speed. No one wants to be the rabbit at the Olympics, so it’ll be a wait and kick race with a slower time...see Matt Centrowitz in Rio. For things below that, it’ll be tough. 800? No one has run within a second of Ruidisha’s record. Van Niekerk hasn’t come within .4 of his record since Rio, and neither has anyone else. For all the talk about Terence Laird’s 19.81, if he’d run against Bolt’s WR he loses by 6 meters. Same with the 100. No one now running has even come remotely close to Bolt’s 9.58.
I’ll call it now, though. There will be one Men’s WR that goes down. Kevin Young’s 400m hurdles record which will have stood for 29 years? Either Karsten Warholm or Rai Benjamin (or both) take it in Tokyo.
@@ItsJustStevesWorld David Rudisha doesn't wait and kick lol
Van Niekerk, Rudisha, Farrah and Kipchoge all competing to defend their titles is gonna be incredible.
My two cents they all retain minus Farrah
That is going to be exciting can't wait July 23 In tokyo
@@thundergun933 I don’t think WVN will retain
@@mh0Ang95 fair enough.
Can’t forget about Coleman and Lyles
The speed of how quick I clicked on this
Same bro
Ditto
and got clickbaited again >DD
followed by a long and hard to accept fact that this is another overstated post!
Did anyone else notice that double leg amputee crushing it out there with Norman? 2:48
I did. Awesome stuff.
Holy crap, look at that weird stride with his prosthetic legs splaying way out to the sides, that's just crazy. With such an inefficient stride it is truly remarkable he is able to run that fast. Someone needs to post a video on just this guy as he is the real story in that race.
@@CaneFu I had the same reaction. If he could only bring in those prosthetics into a more streamlined stride, he'd pick up much more speed. Kudos to him for his obvious world-class athletic talent.
Yeah I did too crazy
@@CaneFu He was probably just completely knackered... it was the end of the race!
it feels like it has been 10 years since the RIo smh
So true🙌
What??????
Wayde is my favorite runner, i want him to win so bad
Norman is too fast
Norman will never win against Wayde, His strength is unmatched.
Wayde is one of the most humble sportsman around. Great to see guys like him do well.
@@robroy8485 proudly South African
@@michelleberthold6270 yip from Laingsburg myself 🇿🇦
Akani simbine running a 9.99 with a -3.0 wind sheeesh
Tokyo olympics is going to be INCREDIBLE!!!! IM SO HYPED!!
Easily my most looked forward to event at the Olympics. I love the 400...
The Tokyo 400m final will easily be the most competitive it's been in the history of the event. I just can't see the winning time in that final producing anything less than a world record and the first sub-43 ever run in the open 400.
how can you be so sure? genuinely curious here, I know very little about sprinters (I'm more invested in distance running)
I think it’s very possible that the race is ran with a 43.4 sort of run, as it was in Doha. Of all these athletes, other than Van Niekerk’s 43.03, none of them have ran under 43.4 up to this point, so unless one of them runs a PB by a wide margin, or Wayde manages to surpass his 2016 form, I think it’s actually most likely that the world record does not fall. A world record is definitely possible, but you’re discrediting the caliber of 43.03 when you suggest that any one competition will certainly beat it.
Talent doesn't always guarantee times when different people react differently to the vast amount of rounds, have different schedules with various events and other such factors. I don't deny the level of talent in 2021 - it will be the most stacked field in history
a) 6 sub 44's - Wayde Van Niekerk, Michael Norman, Steve Gardiner, Fred Kerley, Kirani James, Akeem Bloomfield and
b) a few in the low 44's - Thebe, Haroun, Zambrano, Allen and maybe even Korir if he can somehow figure out how to handle both the 400 and 800.
But to say that ' the winning time cant produce anything less than a WR' is massively discrediting Wayde Van Niekerk. Many of those athletes have run splendid times but imo there's a bigger gap between 44.4 to 44.03 than lets say a 44 to a 43.8. Getting that down thinking it's just another 40 milliseconds is just not the same. Norman or Gardiner have a massive chance to improve on their PB's and maybe just maybe break the world record - i definitely don't say its guaranteed.
Regardless we're gonna see more than three sub 44's - something's that's never happened before in the Olympics. And just imagining that itself is so damn wonderful I can't wait for the Olympics
@@alansamuel2454 You even left out a few others, like Makwala if he can manage his previous form, and Cedenio. If the best athletes all manage to make it through the rounds, it’ll be an incredible final, but I agree with you completely that talent doesn’t guarantee times.
Anyone remembering the time when we were very curious about 2nd place finisher in the 100&200m , because we knew who was the gold medalist way before the race was started.
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Yes that old man from the USA 🇺🇸 won the 2016 Olympics and the little young guy also from the states 🇺🇸 took silver the big juice man from Jamaica 🇯🇲 didn’t have his🥤bec of testing so he looks & ran like he was done he is old news now yes The big man bomb out in both races he’s done
@@jamesmckinney4250 Are you well?
@@jamesmckinney4250 that’s rich considering he’s one of the few that HAVEN’T tested positive. Gatlin, Gay, Blake his main rivals ALL have
It seems that our previous idea of how 400m runners are built may be wrong. In the past, 400m runners have payed the 100m no attention, and haven’t tried to run fast marks in the event. Now that we’ve hyped Van Niekerk and Norman so much, it seems like more 400m runners are going to keep running sub 10 in an attempt to be grouped in the same mythical sub 10 sub 20 sub 44 club.
Van Niekerk is not hyped. May be Norman is. Wayde is the fastest 400 meter runner in the history of this planet by far! I mean we could talk about Michael Johnson but the others are pretenders until they actually prove us wrong.
@@yawos9024 Sorry, I didn’t word that correctly. I’m a fan of Van Niekerk, and I know that he’s the real deal, but this magical “sub 10, sub 20, sub 44” club, which Van Niekerk is a part of, may be overhyped. As soon as it became a thing people cared about, 400m runners started achieving it. It didn’t take long after Van Niekerk for Norman to join, and soon Kerley, and then probably not long after that for the next athlete.
@@bradthompson5383 You’ve got a good point. Bolt probably could have been the greatest 400m runner we’ve ever seen.
@@Elliottklassen not necessarily. 400 is really getting into ‘strength’ territory. No guarantee a pure sprinter excels
@@HkFinn83 You’re right. There’s definitely no guarantee, but based on what he ran as a high school kid, and based on his 300m run, I’d be willing to guess his strength was adequate. Like I said, he probably could be the best, but you’re right, still no guarantees. We’ll never know I suppose.
Man your channel is so good it makes me hyped to watch the sprints again. Can't wait now ha ha. Thanks!
That "bruh" @ 2:18 had me liking the video earlier than I would've 😂
“...somewhat easy to break 10 seconds in the 100 meters” lol
I know I was spitting up to that comment.
Michael Norman is an incredible talent !! 9.86 100m , 19.70 200m, and 43.45 400m those are insane numbers !! He should be able to run under 43 seconds !!
Absolutely
Wat y'all fail to realize is that he's peaking waaay too early with those times..as an athlete your aim is to peak at the most utmost of time(Olympic games) so you don't burn out too early.. Wayde knows that hence he's running decent times so as not to peak too early..you don't show all your cards at the same time..you give people a glimpse of wat you can do so they can doubt you.. that's the name of game
@@ashleyglenbayer what if those are his bluff times?
Exciting year, this 2021! cheering for Wayde van Niekerk!
TRP the best athletics commentary ....great content as always, brilliant POV thank you - now looking forward to this race @ the Olympics
I literally love your channel so very much!! I am always so excited to see a new video out!!
Very nice expository on these fast folks. Can't wait until they compete more together.
it's shaping up to be the best 400m of all time in terms of talent
Most incredible line-up of all time ever!
Thanks for the content. This is an amazing field. I am calling it, Van Neikirk; however, also whoever stays healthy. There is a lot of racing between now and the games.
Will be really exciting to watch. Lots of great sprinters this year, men and women.
I feel like Tokyo 2021 would be more than exciting than London 2012
Ditto.
Because you don't know who is going to win.
@@TheoOJamaloO1 exactly
world records dont get broken all over the place, but it is hard to see this race being slow with the depth of runners. it will likely take a sub 44 to podium and may even take a sub 44 to make the finals (insane)
Agreed!
I think the fast kickers will deliberately slow it down for the first 350m
@@chanfonseka8051 the issue with that is that the 400m is too short of a sprint to do much slowing down. with 5 -8 guys running in the 44 range, im not sure there is an advantage to try and slow it down.
I just came to comment Hopefully Zambrano, the Colombian silver in the world championship, can fight for the Olympic podium, Venga Ya Zambrano! Yo creo en ti!
Im looking for him to break 44
Yes Zambrano shocked eveyone in Doha with his finish.
I was looking for a comment mentioning him. I think he’s should have a shot to medal as well
I noticed that Zambrano never gets tired. While everyone's one the ground, Zambrano just walks casually after the race.
Even the 100m is going to be really exciting
yep no clear favourite without Coleman.
@@TheoOJamaloO1 Bromell is on another level
@@Brave-828 wouldn't say on another Level. Coleman was jogging 9.88 in 2019. You still have Ronnie Baker who is looking very good too and can run 9.8
@@TheoOJamaloO1 bolt jogged are 9.89 in 2009 world championship
@@darkness1978 He also jogged a 9.87 in London 2012
With that much talent on the track, someone might just go sub-43...
Nah we arent gonna see something like that for a while
@@yourkom9164 it's definitely going sub 43 lol
@@yourkom9164 if not this olympics, definitely within the next 8 years
@@Jordan-px9bl most likely which reminds me if usain bolt had trained do you think he could have broken the 43 second threshold or would he have done his bolt think and slowed down for the croud
@@yourkom9164 I agree. Olympics ain't gonna be sub 43 level. Might be bunch of splendid times for an Olympics but I don't see a sub 43 happening.
Somebody really fast is going to win. That's my precise and detailed prediction! Cheers!
That spelling of Bloemfontein tho. Also, Gardiner is the 6th fastest ever, not the 8th
Lol i didn’t even notice that. A simple google search could have prevented these.
Did you see Van Niekerk?
Rooting for Wayde van Niekerk. Watching from SA🇿🇦
This olympics is shaping up to be awesome
Congratulations on. 200k subscriber's
Did anyone else get some X-Files vibe from this video? Whatever happens in Tokyo... Unimaginable number combinations, TRP will have me BELIEVING!! Love this channel!
Gonna be a fun Olympics to watch.
In mens' events, I see the 400 meters and the shot put as the two most competitive and exciting events in Tokyo.
Man, I can't WAIT for the olympics to begin. I'm fkn excited
Nice!
Can you make a video in which you discuss the effect of shoe technology and flooring on the world records?
I can definitely see Matthew Boling joining this club in the next 12 to 18 months. Possibly sooner. In high school he had a 44.7 400 split. He's also got a 10.13 legal 100. Both of those times are a couple years old. In fact, he'll be sub 20 in the 200 also.
Wayde all the way!🇿🇦🇿🇦
Good video👍
Love watching the 400. I’m ready to get to the trials and Tokyo
I think if the 5 of them make the finals the WR probably might go
Although I'd love to see Norman smash the world record and take the gold for USA. I really want to see Wade come off this injury breaking his WR. That would be absolutely insane!
South African here.
It is BLOEMFONTEIN, in the Free State where Wade Van Niekerk ran his 100m time.
Its a Afrikaans name, close to the Dutch language.
Norman takes gold.
You missed Randolph Ross. I think he has something to say about what goes down at the Olympics
Van Niekerk first in history sub10/20/44 sec in 100/200/400m🚀🚀
He can also run 800 meters. The others cannot!
Soon to be the only one sub 10/20/43 ;)
@@doctorkyle2985 yeah right!
Sub 43 in the 300 m maybe.
@@dereckdean578 well his WR is 0.04 from sub 44 and with an extremely competitive 400m final potential, the barrier could be broken.
@@doctorkyle2985 actually he broke the world record in Rio practically running blind in that outside lane. He was basically running against the clock . I want all the contenders to be healthy and 'in form' If sub 43 is possible from wayde , which i seriously doubt , then its possible by at least 3 others.2016 was a walk in the park for Wayde. Tokyo will not be .
Hey @Total Running Productions, So Anthony Zambrano? He is second place in Doha 2019.
Bloemfontein. awesome videos
Let's hope they'll all be fully fit and at their best
Watde will peak in Tokyo 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Dont leave out Kirani James
Theyll all peak in Tokyo. Should be a good one.
It is a little sad that he included Noah Williams before athletes like James, Cedenio, and Zambrano, who have all ran faster, achieved more, and have more experience.
@@Elliottklassen So true. I can bet he didn't know Noah Williams before this year.
@@philomenaakpanaadie2015 True. He just likes to promote new and hyped athletes like Boling, Ingebritsen, and Williams. I don’t know if he’s ever managed to highlight an underrated athlete at any point. Not in any non-distance event, at least.
@@Elliottklassen ingebritsen was already a teen/high school star in 2017, and became European Champion the next year. It's crazy how long he's been on the scene, Boling has a similar story. Went to World U20s in 2018 in the 4×4 in the preliminary round. But Williams, although he does deserve respect, it's just not fair the amount of credit he's getting when others have gone faster than him and have achieved more. I guess that's the thing about our sport; not many care about consistency, experience and global medals. It's just the current marks that are being set that everyone's crazy about.
Good job guy, you jinxed all these guys except Gardiner
Wayde also has killer times in 200m and 800m
I ran D 1 200/400 and both relays. One of my biggest PRs was from lane 8 in the 400. You go out fast and run blind and scared. I have a theory that Van Nierkik may have had the perfect storm that Olympic race.
btw TRP do you think you could make a video about: Who can repeate a gold from Rio in Tokyo.
2:30
It's nice to see a runner that's not just skin and bones!
These games are gonna be truly epic. I wouldn’t sleep on Kenny Bednarek either, though. He ran 44.73 for the 400 back in 2019 and has run 10.03 (wind-legal) for the 100 & 19.65 (4 mph tailwind) for the 200 this season.
Steven Gardiner......GOOOOOOOOOOOLD🇧🇸🇧🇸🇧🇸🇧🇸
Wade and Mike are also sub20 runners which sets them apart from Fred. If they're all healthy and had a good prep for Tokyo it can only be Wade or Mike
Don't compare Norman with Wayde? Norman has no achievement on the global stage. The last time he tried, he could not qualify for the finals.
Fred ,Wade and Mike are more concerned about the reigning World Champion.
@@yawos9024 lmao. He got hurt
@@coltontheisen01 That is the normal excuse? He got beat!
@@dereckdean578 You want to know by how much Wayde beat him in the 2017 world championship? Gardiner does not have the speed to beat Wayde.
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Excellent i vote kierley I ran only 49.8 72 wasn't tired no one to pushed me State record High School 45.8 Ronald Ray Denbiegh here in Virginia
44s in the 400 is insane. I'm a distance runner and can just barely run faster than 13s in a 100. Four 100's at 11s back to back is crazy.
very competitive in 2021
I just want to see them all make to Tokyo healthy and in tip-top shape. That is the biggest challenge of them all.
Can't wait! van Niekerk will prevail.
because he is your cousin?
Nice
Sooner or later 💫
Race of the games!!
Well, I think they'll all be especially hyped up after this past year. We'll see if they can keep form. I suspect that will win the race. I won't even hazard a pick.
Can’t forget about Justine Robison dawg he’s coming up too. Freshman with a 44
The return of Kirani Zeno James 400m king
Kerley needs to go ahead and bust a 19 real quick
He honestly does just to join the official sub 44 , 20 and 10 club
With sub 10 speed and sub 44 endurance I'm pretty sure we can say he can easily get under 20 seconds. I'm thinking around 19.8 or 19.7
@@stephenwilliams7200 definitely that's what I was thinking he just needs to do it
@@stephenwilliams7200 yes breaking 20 sec in the 200m should be the easiest of the 3 races I would think.
Gardiner as well should get a sub 10 100 to get in the club. But idk if he can to be honest, he seems to be like the gentle giant who takes his time to et to top speed and the brutal starting speed in the 100 m to go sub 10 might just not be something he can achieve.
But Kerley should however easily ah break 20 in the 200 its amusing he hasn't already.
All the best
Wayde also has run a sub 20 for 200m. Only person to do all 3. In his own special club
Michael norman ran 19.70, so Wayde isnt the only one
Norman did it too
Not any longer. Also to be noted was that he did it years back. I'm not a hater, I'd love to see Wayde defend his title and he's in fact the one I'm rooting for but I have to get my head out from my clouds and come down to Earth where Norman and Gardiner have showed much more poise in recent times.
That's cool. Didn't know Normans 200 time
@@alansamuel2454 Same, hopefully Wayde turns up on the big stage
Why is ‘Lane 8’ special in Van Niekerk’s WR? Genuinly wondering. He needs to taks less sharp turns so doesn’t that give a fractional adventage? Or is it a disadventage because he has noone ‘in front’ of him to sprint to?
Gardiner did not clutch his way to victory in Doha. He beat the field convincingly.
There was a large gap
Yeah but can he beat Kerley?
@@chanfonseka8051 In 2017 at the World Champioshiips , Kerley came last and Gardiner was only beaten by the reigning Olympic champ and current world record holder.In 2019 Kerley was one of the sprinters that was beat convincingly in the World Championships in Doha. So the answer is yes.
@@dereckdean578 I'm confused. I think you meant yes?
@@chanfonseka8051 yes, thanx.
Let's go Wayde
2021 Tokyo 400m final definitely become the greatest of all time
Wayde! 🇿🇦
Michael Norman wins Gold!!!
There is always extraordinary talent out there. I think most of it is unknown/undiscovered; sometimes because the talented person doesn't know what degree of talent he/she possesses and sometimes the person has simply never tried or expressed any interest in a sport or mathematics or painting or driving a race car.
or maybe because of parents
@@codehawkofficial Yes, sometimes parents help and sometimes they stifle or crush a child's spirit.
I know such a person. As far as i know he started training track and field when he was over 40 years old (42 or 43 i am not sure) and at an age of 52 he ran the 400 meters in 50,73.
@@a-liquis6456 I can still run at age 82 but I'm not in shape. I should exercise more -- my stationary bicycle and cardio-glide are just 15 feet away but I'd need to get my a$$ off this chair . . .
this comment right here
It’s crazy to think that all these athletes guns compete like Michael Normal, Noah Lyles, Trayvon Bromell, Andre, Yohan, Boling, Neikerk...and only one can get gold in a given race
Probably first time in history the 400m Olympic final is more exciting than the 100m 😎😎😎
100m is exciting too because there is no clear favourite.
You're an incredible storey teller. Even more incredible, is all the clips you show.
Lol wikipedia says Rudisha is retired. Unfortunately looking very unlikely that he'll even race this year :(
Let the showdown begin in Toyko.
Tropical park lets gooo
Sub 43.00 will become the new standard in the mens 400m.
WVN will win this..! His is back to form and looks in good shape...
the bruh moment has me dead
I have watched 4 times already, making me only one of 3 people to do it so fast
😂
How do I favorite a *CHANNEL* ?!??!??!??!
LETS GO NIEKERK
Alas, this video is now out dated. Terrance Laird (LSU) has run a 9.80 100m and 19.82 200m - fastest times in the world this year so far. This will be a very exciting Olympics.
Do the fastest milers by age
What a line up! This could be epic...
FYI, the pronunciation was pretty good but the spelling is 'Bloemfontein' not 'Bloomfontaine'.
First baby!!
nope but nice try
Wayde for victory!!