The Best of Michael Norman - IAAF Diamond League
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ธ.ค. 2019
- Take a look back at Michael Norma's best moments of 2019 from the IAAF Diamond League over the 200m and 400m.
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400m runners will always have the advantage in the 200. The closing speed of norman is incredible
not necessarily true...if the 400 is your main event then chances are you won't run the first half of a 200 as hard as a 100 runner...that "might" be an advantage for the 400 runner.
boricuafrican but 400m runners tend to have an advantage towards the ending of a 200m compared to shorter distance runners. There starts may not be as good as the shorter distance runners but they tend to not slow down as much because of all their 400m training.
@@jonacube8619 depends on how much ground they have to make up...that's basically like saying Noah Lyles should beat Christian Coleman because Coleman runs the 60m and 100m while Lyles runs the 200m and 100m...sure Lyles comes back at the end of a race but he doesn't always catch people to win.
@@boricuafrican1 I mean yeah I'm not saying its guarenteed they'll win but for the most part they have an advantage
There’s absolutely no advantage it’s all athlete dependent and race plan. Norman only beat Lyle because he had a poor race plan on that day. Mi gente look up the head to head of Coleman vs Lyles, it’s informative.
Imagine being the fastest person in your entire country and still get smoked...
so what?
Happens all the time to the others countries😅😅
So in other words you’re describing...sports?
Humbling 😂😂😂
Hey fu jpg u
k but that norman/lyles 200 photo finish had me on the edge of my seat. i hope those two race again
Today is the day
Dudes have been rivals since highschool they’ve always been neck and neck
Hey just seems like he’s a nice guy. Not to flashy but i like watching him race. He’s my favorite sprinter
Very impressed! One love one family!
Really hope they go through with the 2021 olympics. I can't wait to see Norman run. I'm not sure the specifics but he could win at 200 and 400m. He'd even be a medal contender at 100m and a great 4x100 relay leg. If he doesn't get injured, he will be one of the most decorated sprinters in this era. I'd also really like to see him up against Laird in the 200m.
Covid v disappointing, I was really looking to Norman and Lyles battling it out in Tokyo!
Flash Norman. Fantastic.
What a beast.
That kid is special.
Hopefully Norman gets triple medals in Tokyo 2020 (for the 200m, 400m and 4×400m relays).
That's very hard to do.
@@TheoOJamaloO1 For somebody like Norman it's not. Remember I said triple medals, not triple gold. Literally only Lyles is better than Norman in the 200.
200m - Silver.
400m - Gold.
4×400 - Gold.
@@yennox5338 that doesn't really change anything lol. It's still hard as hell to do that. You have to be in the form of your life.
@@TheoOJamaloO1 Huh? You would think that it would be easier to get triple bronze than triple gold right?
Michael Johnson was already close in achieving that feat (correct me if I'm wrong).
@@yennox5338 In your dreams kid. No I take that back.....In you and Norman's dreams !!
Michael & Noah : BIG2
When you're so used to running the 400m, which is arguably the hardest sprint race, and then you move to 200m, it's like when you're swimming and you come up for air, it feels so easy.
Oh yeah. I was just thinking of Lyle while watching Norman glad you added their race. Lyle taps into something towards the end of his race and he almost beat Norman. Norman style is more about maintaining speed while everyone else is slowing... it’s why Lyle was so close since he activates some kind of boost at the end 🤔
no, nobody can speed up at the end of a 200m race. Lyles was slowing down just like norman and everybody else - only less.
@@Sam-yj1qt Yikes, radar has PROVED that Lyles does speed up at the end of races. This is an oft-repeated fable. It is true MOST of the time, but Lyles is sensational in that regard and even better than Bolt (measured) in that part of the race, both in the 100 and 200.
@@ericdawson845 in the 200m (depending on your race tactics) there is a phase of 'Re-acceleration', usually somewhere between 110-140. you can maintain that speed for some time, but any human will begin to slow down. nobody can maintain his top speed all the way to the finish line. do you have any source to back up your claim?
@@Sam-yj1qt what if he stores his energy to gear up in the last few metres?
@@h4rder10 I have never seen data that shows a world class sprinter gaining speed in the last 30m of a 200m race.
Norman also ran 9.86!!! 100m that is insane for someone that is Not trained for that particular event. Imagine him actually training for the 100m 👀 prolly take .1 sec off EASY
Was that Noahs only loss and competitive race of that season. In the 200m?
Mike Norman is now my favorite sprinter, not Coleman nor Lyles! It is Mike Norman Junior!
What?! My name is Michael Norman as well
Yeah. The nobody Norman
Perfect dip at 4:20
Magaling na gwapo pa..wow
Exactly ang gwapo ni Michael Norman
速すぎワロタ
Michael Norman did well here, but at the world's he could only get into the semi finals, what the hell went wrong.
@Zachary Liu-Walter Hamstring injury. He also had a bad injury as a freshman at SC but recovered nicely.
Don't forget he has some of the fastest times ever and is World Record Holder in the Indoor 400.
He was injured!
He was injured and still ran a 45 easily
TH-cam’s reccomendations are trying to get me to do something...
Cool cause my name is norman
I think Norman should run 🏃♀️ the 200m and not 400 if he wants to win.
I'd say he can win both
I reckon at these Olympics if he had run 200 he would’ve won something cause the 400m disappointed me
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two slow to run with the likes of the legendary wade van niekerk
Too many trials and finals