I can't imagine anyone outkicking Cole Hocker, but I also can imagine anyone willing to suffer more than Connor Mantz. This 3K field is insane I'm super excited to watch the race.
@@_Doodle-bob He definitely has the speed to close a slow 5K in 25, even if we haven't seen him do it. I mean just look at that race in BU last December. He ran 13:12 yet still ran his final 200 in 26. And he was somehow able to get the win in the 2019 edition of the NCAA men's mile final. Soooo, yeah, I think he could do it. Or at least I think he'll finish ahead of Hocker.
I feel like Cole Hocker broke through a mental barrier last year and gained a ton of experience in the Olympics. I think he'll win this year but not easily and with the amount of young talent behind him, it's going to be a lot of fun to keep watching in the coming years.
Yeah it’s so hard to say because the field is so strong but when you have Cole Hocker and Geordie Beamish closing like sprinters it makes it an even tougher call
I think the results the Newbury Park High School cross country team has had proves that the improvements in times comes from mostly training and mindset. I believe as more runners break the four minute barrier the mental barrier of running under four minutes is no longer stopping runners from pushing themselves to runner better times.
“Something was going on beneath the surface that was yielding so many sub four milers”… PED’s…. Newbury Park HS, in my opinion, being just obvious… to actually put the probability of a teams average time bettering Ritz’ decades old course record is actually unbelievable.
Let's just clarify - the chart you showed with the altitude was in meters, not feet. 7000m is pretty significant, and sometimes people climbing mountains would use oxygen (but not usually). 7000 feet is definitely tough for peak performance, and a few people might get a headache, but nobody's going to use oxygen, at all. Oh, and shout out from Newbury Park (900 feet elevation).
The body also compensates for living in higher altitude regions by producing more red blood cells, this acclimatization occurs pretty shortly too. No doubt athletes who live there would be adapted.
Nico Young has 2 Brothers who are twins in their Junior year of Highschool (Leo and Lex Young) who are number 2 and 3 in the USA for cross country (5k). We can expect a lot from them and maybe they will be faster than Nico.
Leo and Lex Young, from Newbury Park HS, are great runners, but even more impressive is the number 1 runner in the USA, Colin Sahlman, is on the same team. Colin's brother Aaron Sahlman is ranked #11 in the country. Colin Sahlman will also be attending NAU with Nico.
@@zachsuarez1830 bro. You don't know anything. First of all, he is saying that Jeremy Hernandez broke 4 as a D3 athlete. The guy graduated a couple years ago. Second of all, some people are late to mature and maybe Jeremy wasn't recruited by D1 schools, so he went D3, got fast as fuck, but stayed there till he graduated because he liked the school
@@jdsyrjafidiqvsjs broke 4 after he graduated. He was D3, and probably one of the best D3 track athletes EVER, but he never broke 4 for a mile at Williamette.
“Something was going on beneath the surface that was yielding so many sub four milers”… PED’s…. Newbury Park HS, in my opinion, being just obvious… to actually put the probability of a teams average time bettering Ritz’ decades old course record is actually unbelievable.
While Nico Young’s performance was impressive, let’s remember this. A. 4:02 isn’t 3:54. 3:54 is 3:54. It’s not a World Junior (U20) record. And.. B. Even if 4:02 was 3:54, it wouldn’t be a Junior (U20) WR, because a Junior is defined as someone who will not turn 20 in the year the competition is held. Nico Young was born 7/20/2002; he turns 20 before the end of the year, so he’s not a junior. And.. C. Even if 4:02 was 3:54 (which it isn't), and if 19 year old Nico Young were classified as a Junior(U20) (which he's not), it STILL wouldn’t be a WR, nor even an AR…as then 19 year old Cole Hocker dropped a 3:50.55 at the Tyson in Fayetteville on 2/12/21.
Millrose Games Men’s 3000m Predictions Wesley Kiptoo 7:38.77 Geordie Beamish 7:41.01 Cooper Teare 7:41.09 Cole Hocker 7:41.86 Conner Mantz 7:45.47 Luis Grijalva 7:45.75 John Gay 7:46.16 Eric Jenkins 7:47.41 Morgan Beadlsecomb 7:47.58 Drew Hunter 7:47.68 Nico Young 7:49.14 James West 7:50.97 Sam Parsons 7:51.03 Charles Hicks 7:51.96
@@pluslogic584 Just for the sake of the possibility of further accuracy and further completion, I'm going to edit my comment and include some of the runners times' that I hadn't done before.
This was so cool. I grew up in Flag and ran in high school. Had several meets at the dome. Awesome to see NAU still has a great program. That 3k is gonna be crazy good!
While running at Iowa state last weekend, I saw three runners go under 4. I thought it would be the greatest performance I see all season in person, but now I’m excited to see distance races the rest of the year too.
I got a second that, my Money is also on CH. The dude has the best/fastest kick out of that insanely talented lineup. I am so excited for this race. I wonder what channel they will televise it on.
Not sure if 3:54 conversion is legit. Some strong runners like Prefontaine for instance probably could have run a 4:02 at altitude but never a 3:54. I wonder what the 1500m record is for 7,000’? Mexico City or Addis Ababa may have saw some fast metric mile times.
I used to know a guy who cud run a sub 4 min mile Matt de fratis from Portsmouth and my god its almost unbelievable to watch live. Training is so hard.. Congratulations to all u sub 4 min runners out there.
Running a sub 4 minute mile is impressive but not as much as it used to. What's insane is running a 3:58 mile at the end of a 5000m race. Even crazier Is when the winning time is 12:39! Only one person has done that. Can anyone guess who?
I think its gonna be a 4 way between Young, Hocker, Teare, and Hunter. Cole hocker has the status of defending champion, Young has the new mile race which shows that hes in great shape, Cooper teare whos great at longer distances
I remember watching Ryan schoppe( ignore my spelling) my freshman year at state when he was a senior, I get the course was short but 14:14 is still insanely fast
Shoes, track surfaces, indoor stadiums (no wind!), bank of running surface, training techniques etc all add to gains from previous decades. Likewise, the altitude conversion is a variable formula that should not be taken at real world face value. I'll be the first to say I was wrong when Young runs 3:54 but until then all is conjecture.
I think Mantz and Kiptoo will take it out and turn it into a guts race, but then Cole Hocker will take it at the end. I just think he’s the best in the filed
Shiet... Of all the menus I've read , I've just found the juiciest concoction of runners for 2022 Melrose Creme de la Creme. Just can't wait... everyone's already a winner in my eyes because they're all anticipated do well! Hope they stay healthy and train with enthusiasm in the meanwhile.
Running a sub 4 minute mile is impressive but not as much as it used to. What's insane is running a 3:58 mile at the end of a 5000m race. Even crazier Is when the winning time is 12:39! Only one person has done that. Can anyone guess who?
You said 1,363 athletes have broken 4 minutes. It's actually quite a few more than that, though there is some contention as to precisely how many, because some remain officially undocumented. World Athletics' Stats Zone currently records 1,377 athletes under 4 minutes - but this is OUTDOORS only; it does not include those that have achieved the mark INDOORS ONLY. For example, Cooper Teare and Cole Hocker went sub 4 indoors in 2021 but have never run sub 4 outdoors. Indoors, there have been 694 athletes go sub 4. You'd have to spend quite some time figuring out how many broke the mark indoors only to add to the 1,377 outdoor performers. I think it takes the total to about 1,600 athletes. But on top of this, there are several performances that are omitted from World Athletics' Stats Zone. I've found many instances in the past of omitted performances, particularly from the 1970s - 1990s. So I would put the total figure at around 1,650 - 1,700 athletes.
You also have to account for the fact that the mile isn't run nearly as often at the 1500. I'm sure there are a fair few runners out there who never enter an actual mile race, so they aren't on the list even though they have a 1500 PR that is more than enough
@@BuzzedtheTower - It's a valid point, that there have been many athletes who have run 1,500m in the equivalent of a sub 4 minute mile, which is about 3:42 but have never actually gone on to run a sub 4 mile, whether that is because they've never raced a mile or, if they have, if they didn't achieve it because it was a tactical race. This is why I encouraged Adam [Fogg] to set up Isaac [Basten] as soon as possible, to revise his mile PB, as he had a 3:40 1,500 but only a 4:12 mile. He achieved it, clocking 3:58.88 indoors on 11th December, 2021, becoming the 599th all-time American to achieve the feat.
I’d be willing to bet 1000 dollars that the Junior Mile record will be broken this year. My guess would be Hobbs Kessler. He just ran a sub 8 3k as a workout. In addition I see Charles Hicks winning the 3k coming up. I know this is a long shot, but I just love Charles. He’s such a competitor. Idk what the time would be though.
@@waterproof4403 It do matter. If you just sum up the numbers together and say 1,3k athletes have broken the 4 min barrier, then you're counting the same people more than once.
@@wss33 Running a sub 4 minute mile is impressive but not as much as it used to. What's insane is running a 3:58 mile at the end of a 5000m race. Even crazier Is when the winning time is 12:39! Only one person has done that. Can anyone guess who?
Wonder how many records would be broken if they had the exact conditions of the 1904 olympics...same training regimen, diet, running shoes, clothing and track conditions/materials. The newer shoes have played a great part in the all the records being broken. Many of the past athletes could have done the same thing...including milers.
And 598 guys ran the equivalent time over 1500. The numbers of sub 4:00 milers have increased but it’s still not a distance that most of the world cares about.
How have the number of athletes changed over the years? I think that would be quite interesting to put up against the stats of more people running sub 4 min. As a comparison I follow power lifting a bit and there the strength gain is crazy, something that would give you a medal at IPF worlds 15-20 years ago might not be enough to qualify to the competition today. But that is at least somewhat proportional to overall increase in people going to the gym to lift weights, maybe finding that they are strong and decide to focus on that. The talent pool is way bigger now.
3000m and 5000m distance favors Nico, think he will run 7:40. CH is a 1500/1600m beast, not sure he has endurance to hang in this field of pace is quick from start.
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I can't imagine anyone outkicking Cole Hocker, but I also can imagine anyone willing to suffer more than Connor Mantz. This 3K field is insane I'm super excited to watch the race.
You surely haven't heard of Geordie Beamish.
@@timmytheinventor4746 Beamish is a stud, but do you see him out kicking Hocker?
@@_Doodle-bob He definitely has the speed to close a slow 5K in 25, even if we haven't seen him do it. I mean just look at that race in BU last December. He ran 13:12 yet still ran his final 200 in 26. And he was somehow able to get the win in the 2019 edition of the NCAA men's mile final. Soooo, yeah, I think he could do it. Or at least I think he'll finish ahead of Hocker.
@@timmytheinventor4746 No, I haven't I look
into him.
@@timmytheinventor4746 Fair enough.
I feel like Cole Hocker broke through a mental barrier last year and gained a ton of experience in the Olympics. I think he'll win this year but not easily and with the amount of young talent behind him, it's going to be a lot of fun to keep watching in the coming years.
Yeah it’s so hard to say because the field is so strong but when you have Cole Hocker and Geordie Beamish closing like sprinters it makes it an even tougher call
I think the results the Newbury Park High School cross country team has had proves that the improvements in times comes from mostly training and mindset. I believe as more runners break the four minute barrier the mental barrier of running under four minutes is no longer stopping runners from pushing themselves to runner better times.
“Something was going on beneath the surface that was yielding so many sub four milers”… PED’s…. Newbury Park HS, in my opinion, being just obvious… to actually put the probability of a teams average time bettering Ritz’ decades old course record is actually unbelievable.
I didn't realize SO many athletes broke 4 last year. I mean 105? That's...insane.
Let's just clarify - the chart you showed with the altitude was in meters, not feet. 7000m is pretty significant, and sometimes people climbing mountains would use oxygen (but not usually). 7000 feet is definitely tough for peak performance, and a few people might get a headache, but nobody's going to use oxygen, at all. Oh, and shout out from Newbury Park (900 feet elevation).
The body also compensates for living in higher altitude regions by producing more red blood cells, this acclimatization occurs pretty shortly too. No doubt athletes who live there would be adapted.
Nico Young has 2 Brothers who are twins in their Junior year of Highschool (Leo and Lex Young) who are number 2 and 3 in the USA for cross country (5k). We can expect a lot from them and maybe they will be faster than Nico.
Leo and Lex Young, from Newbury Park HS, are great runners, but even more impressive is the number 1 runner in the USA, Colin Sahlman, is on the same team. Colin's brother Aaron Sahlman is ranked #11 in the country. Colin Sahlman will also be attending NAU with Nico.
@@sketch3460 I read in several placed that Colin de-committed to NAU and is now going to Oregon. Sorry the links are not at my fingertips right now.
@@wardfreeman7533 milesplit still has him to nau
@@wardfreeman7533 well he still has NAU in his bio and his commitment post is still up so I kinda doubt that
@@wardfreeman7533 this is a lie lol. Colin is super close to Mike Smith and the NAU athletes already, there’s no chance he would recommit to Oregon.
Christian noble is a d2 athlete. I compete against him in the gulf south conference
Yeah I was very confused cuz I hadn't heard of this guy being in D3 and I've been following the Nationals performance lists
@@George-nx4bp i was confused for a bit too lol
Fun fact since this video starts with sub 4 talks- the only D3 athlete ever to break 4 for a mile is also in that 3000m field, Jeremy Hernandez.
How are they still D3 then
@@zachsuarez1830 bro. You don't know anything. First of all, he is saying that Jeremy Hernandez broke 4 as a D3 athlete. The guy graduated a couple years ago. Second of all, some people are late to mature and maybe Jeremy wasn't recruited by D1 schools, so he went D3, got fast as fuck, but stayed there till he graduated because he liked the school
What about Nick Symmonds?
@@jdsyrjafidiqvsjs broke 4 after he graduated. He was D3, and probably one of the best D3 track athletes EVER, but he never broke 4 for a mile at Williamette.
@@zachsuarez1830 because some people prefer smaller schools and more of a commitment on academics
“Something was going on beneath the surface that was yielding so many sub four milers”… PED’s…. Newbury Park HS, in my opinion, being just obvious… to actually put the probability of a teams average time bettering Ritz’ decades old course record is actually unbelievable.
Dude, that list of runners gave me goosebumps. Can’t wait! It won’t be Mantz, but that’s who I’m cheering for.
While Nico Young’s performance was impressive, let’s remember this.
A. 4:02 isn’t 3:54. 3:54 is 3:54. It’s not a World Junior (U20) record. And..
B. Even if 4:02 was 3:54, it wouldn’t be a Junior (U20) WR, because a Junior is defined as someone who will not turn 20 in the year the competition is held. Nico Young was born 7/20/2002; he turns 20 before the end of the year, so he’s not a junior. And..
C. Even if 4:02 was 3:54 (which it isn't), and if 19 year old Nico Young were classified as a Junior(U20) (which he's not), it STILL wouldn’t be a WR, nor even an AR…as then 19 year old Cole Hocker dropped a 3:50.55 at the Tyson in Fayetteville on 2/12/21.
You said it right
this is probably the most accurate “wide open race” it’s anyone’s to lose. expected ~7:35 hopefully faster
Really tough to bet against Cole Hocker, the man is a beast. Just excited to see a great race though
Correction. It wouldn't be a world junior record. Nico turns 20 this year, meaning his last year for setting WJRs was last year.
Millrose Games Men’s 3000m Predictions
Wesley Kiptoo 7:38.77
Geordie Beamish 7:41.01
Cooper Teare 7:41.09
Cole Hocker 7:41.86
Conner Mantz 7:45.47
Luis Grijalva 7:45.75
John Gay 7:46.16
Eric Jenkins 7:47.41
Morgan Beadlsecomb 7:47.58
Drew Hunter 7:47.68
Nico Young 7:49.14
James West 7:50.97
Sam Parsons 7:51.03
Charles Hicks 7:51.96
Commenting so I can look back at my comment history and see how close you were
Don’t sleep on Hobbs Kessler, I’m pretty sure he’s gonna be in it aswell
@@olivermichell3953 In the mile with WIllis and Ferlic
@@wardfreeman7533 rip I was hoping to see him in that 3k with the other young studs
@@pluslogic584 Just for the sake of the possibility of further accuracy and further completion, I'm going to edit my comment and include some of the runners times' that I hadn't done before.
This was so cool. I grew up in Flag and ran in high school. Had several meets at the dome. Awesome to see NAU still has a great program. That 3k is gonna be crazy good!
While running at Iowa state last weekend, I saw three runners go under 4. I thought it would be the greatest performance I see all season in person, but now I’m excited to see distance races the rest of the year too.
Just to think that Cole Hocker is only a sophomore
mans forgot to mention the fog dog and Isaac 😔
What about FOGDOG getting a 3:56??
Great video!
Nico just ran a 3:56.00 mile at Washington and his teammate, Nur beat him slight with a 3:55.
Impressive stuff
I'm happy if I run a sub 4 KM at sea level lmao
I got a second that, my Money is also on CH. The dude has the best/fastest kick out of that insanely talented lineup. I am so excited for this race. I wonder what channel they will televise it on.
You didn't mention Adam Fogg from Drake who ran 3:56 on Saturday and his teammate Isaac Bastian ran 3:59 at Iowa State.
Can confirm, was freaking out about it from the high jump pit 😂
The fact that Luis Grijalva holds so many national records for his home country
Let’s go TRP! Yessir!
We also saw the FoggDog getting a 3:56,60 and Isaac Basten getting his 2nd sub 4 this year. (Drake University)
The mile should be a permanent official event. Scrap the 1500 already.
Not sure if 3:54 conversion is legit. Some strong runners like Prefontaine for instance probably could have run a 4:02 at altitude but never a 3:54. I wonder what the 1500m record is for 7,000’? Mexico City or Addis Ababa may have saw some fast metric mile times.
I used to know a guy who cud run a sub 4 min mile Matt de fratis from Portsmouth and my god its almost unbelievable to watch live. Training is so hard.. Congratulations to all u sub 4 min runners out there.
Running a sub 4 minute mile is impressive but not as much as it used to. What's insane is running a 3:58 mile at the end of a 5000m race. Even crazier Is when the winning time is 12:39!
Only one person has done that. Can anyone guess who?
FYI, Lee university/Christian Nobel is d2, not d3
Something underneath the surface? Yes, in their shoes. Huge evidence the new shoe technology is dropping time esp. the longer distances
L comment
TRP is the Jxmy Highroller of the running community.
3:36 Nico is a sophomore brother! Love the content tho my man!!!!
Why didn’t you mention in the race at Norte Dame along with Yared Nuguse; team mate Dylan Jacobs went sub four minutes with a 3:57.62?
I think its gonna be a 4 way between Young, Hocker, Teare, and Hunter. Cole hocker has the status of defending champion, Young has the new mile race which shows that hes in great shape, Cooper teare whos great at longer distances
I think Beamish will be up there as well
@@lukesawtelle9083 Everyone's neglecting him. Always American athletes getting all the attention, and not even a name drop for a 13:12 and 7:44 man.
@@timmytheinventor4746 yeah and he’s been looking really healthy lately
I remember watching Ryan schoppe( ignore my spelling) my freshman year at state when he was a senior, I get the course was short but 14:14 is still insanely fast
I am middle distance runner so very useful your information thank you 💗☺️
I swear... College Athletes be upgrading every year if not every other...
Geordie Beamish for the win! Dropping a final 100 metre bomb
Shoes, track surfaces, indoor stadiums (no wind!), bank of running surface, training techniques etc all add to gains from previous decades. Likewise, the altitude conversion is a variable formula that should not be taken at real world face value. I'll be the first to say I was wrong when Young runs 3:54 but until then all is conjecture.
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Regardless of who wins - It will be great performances all around ⚡︎
I think Mantz and Kiptoo will take it out and turn it into a guts race, but then Cole Hocker will take it at the end. I just think he’s the best in the filed
Adam Fogg and Isaac bacsten of drake also went under 4 minutes
Great vid just a small correction Lee University is a D2 school not D3 but I mean one heck of a video.
Will we ever speculate on who will be the first *woman* to break the four-minute mile?
Lmao, adding those final few laps of last year's NCAA 3000m final to get to the 8 minute-midroll add mark...I see you TRP.
No mention of Air Forces Sam Gilman 3:57 converted for altitude at 7000+ft??
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Shiet... Of all the menus I've read , I've just found the juiciest concoction of runners for 2022 Melrose Creme de la Creme. Just can't wait... everyone's already a winner in my eyes because they're all anticipated do well! Hope they stay healthy and train with enthusiasm in the meanwhile.
Question, have we ever seen such a great field assembled with the low average age for an indoor event?
oh my god i get so excited just thinking bout it. what can i say COLE HOCKER all day baby
4 minute miles aren't as impressive as they used to be. Now the best pro athletes can hold even a 3K on that pace. It's pretty wild.
This is gonna be a hype indoor season🔥
I think Geordie Beemish will surprise some people!
This is hard but the only thing that I keep coming back to is Cole hockers kick so I think he might but it’s hard because the field is so talanted. 😬
It's the shoe tech no doubt
Running a sub 4 minute mile is impressive but not as much as it used to. What's insane is running a 3:58 mile at the end of a 5000m race. Even crazier Is when the winning time is 12:39!
Only one person has done that. Can anyone guess who?
Don’t forget Adam fog’s 3:56 my guy
You said 1,363 athletes have broken 4 minutes. It's actually quite a few more than that, though there is some contention as to precisely how many, because some remain officially undocumented. World Athletics' Stats Zone currently records 1,377 athletes under 4 minutes - but this is OUTDOORS only; it does not include those that have achieved the mark INDOORS ONLY. For example, Cooper Teare and Cole Hocker went sub 4 indoors in 2021 but have never run sub 4 outdoors. Indoors, there have been 694 athletes go sub 4. You'd have to spend quite some time figuring out how many broke the mark indoors only to add to the 1,377 outdoor performers. I think it takes the total to about 1,600 athletes. But on top of this, there are several performances that are omitted from World Athletics' Stats Zone. I've found many instances in the past of omitted performances, particularly from the 1970s - 1990s. So I would put the total figure at around 1,650 - 1,700 athletes.
You also have to account for the fact that the mile isn't run nearly as often at the 1500. I'm sure there are a fair few runners out there who never enter an actual mile race, so they aren't on the list even though they have a 1500 PR that is more than enough
@@BuzzedtheTower - It's a valid point, that there have been many athletes who have run 1,500m in the equivalent of a sub 4 minute mile, which is about 3:42 but have never actually gone on to run a sub 4 mile, whether that is because they've never raced a mile or, if they have, if they didn't achieve it because it was a tactical race. This is why I encouraged Adam [Fogg] to set up Isaac [Basten] as soon as possible, to revise his mile PB, as he had a 3:40 1,500 but only a 4:12 mile. He achieved it, clocking 3:58.88 indoors on 11th December, 2021, becoming the 599th all-time American to achieve the feat.
Soooo... 93 is nearly double 59? It's only 25 short of being double... soooo... yeah, super close.
I agree with the Hocker pick if he can hang in there until the final 2 laps (he can hang in there until the final 2 laps ha).
Doping, popularity, new technology (shoes) or why has this number massively increased?
Training
Cole Hocker has my vote.
Mantz appears unbeatable...does he have the speed?
I’d be willing to bet 1000 dollars that the Junior Mile record will be broken this year. My guess would be Hobbs Kessler. He just ran a sub 8 3k as a workout. In addition I see Charles Hicks winning the 3k coming up. I know this is a long shot, but I just love Charles. He’s such a competitor. Idk what the time would be though.
gotta be realllll careful with those altitude conversions
Are those numbers of NEW athletes running sub 4 each year? Or are the ones who’ve broken it before also included?
The ones who've broken it before also included. And it's outdoors.
Don't matter
@@waterproof4403 It do matter. If you just sum up the numbers together and say 1,3k athletes have broken the 4 min barrier, then you're counting the same people more than once.
@@wss33
Running a sub 4 minute mile is impressive but not as much as it used to. What's insane is running a 3:58 mile at the end of a 5000m race. Even crazier Is when the winning time is 12:39!
Only one person has done that. Can anyone guess who?
@@waterproof4403 How is that related to what I said?
Wonder how many records would be broken if they had the exact conditions of the 1904 olympics...same training regimen, diet, running shoes, clothing and track conditions/materials. The newer shoes have played a great part in the all the records being broken. Many of the past athletes could have done the same thing...including milers.
Lee University is a D2 school
I really do think it was simply down to rest
Better keep an eye on that Christian Noble kid from Lee
Can you fo a video on Milkha singh ???
Adam Fogg from Drake ran 3:56 which was his multiple sub-4 mile
FogDog 3:56.60 is 🥰😍
One correction, Christian Noble is division 2, not 3. I know because I’m at a d2 college and I have raced against him in cross.
Noble is DII
“Nearly double of 2011” not quite, the graph is misleading but still pretty insane
What about Adam fogg
He has is own yt clannel abt it
Altitude conversion !? Wow, curious to see how it is done
when you say mile do you mean true mile or 1600? Cause two guys went sub 4 in the 1600 at UW's Dempsey indoor preview
And 598 guys ran the equivalent time over 1500. The numbers of sub 4:00 milers have increased but it’s still not a distance that most of the world cares about.
Yo Christian Noble isn’t D3! He is D2! Like the 5th or 6th division 2 athlete to go sub 4!!!
Is this including 1500 converted?
Does Kip2 run sub 13 minuete for the 5.000m?
Medical enhancements improving at a rapid pace…….
I think I heard hobbs kessler will be in at this meet in the 3k as well?
Your Spanish is amazing 👏
The mile is not really run outside the USA. I reckon the increase was due to more miles being run in international competitions
How have the number of athletes changed over the years? I think that would be quite interesting to put up against the stats of more people running sub 4 min. As a comparison I follow power lifting a bit and there the strength gain is crazy, something that would give you a medal at IPF worlds 15-20 years ago might not be enough to qualify to the competition today. But that is at least somewhat proportional to overall increase in people going to the gym to lift weights, maybe finding that they are strong and decide to focus on that. The talent pool is way bigger now.
This is crazy...
Just a heads up, Lee University is D2
what channel will host the Milrose games?
What about our resident TH-camr Adam Fogg - aka the FoggDog
Running the mile - Which should be an interesting race as well. Looks stacked.
*elevation not altitude. Altitude would be flying.
1:04 ummmm 93 is not "nearly double" 59, it's actually a little over 1.5 times which is nowhere near double.
3000m and 5000m distance favors Nico, think he will run 7:40. CH is a 1500/1600m beast, not sure he has endurance to hang in this field of pace is quick from start.
Open question: how fast could today's elite run wearing 1950s shoes on 1950s surfaces?