I agree that his commentary is more interesting but he has the advantage of knowing the outcome and he has watched the race before if he didn’t who knows how good it would be. It might still be better but idk
@@brandonm5130 as a fan of Jakob I am upset at the outcome because although Jakob is strong enough to lead a race for as long as he did, tactically it wasn’t the best decision and clearly cost him the win. Wish he had waited even an extra 200 m to take the lead and he had clearly said he wanted a double gold(1500 and 5k) so a little heartbreaking to see him so close
The depth of quality in the mens 1500m is so exciting at the moment. There’s a lot of hype around Ingebrigtsen and for good reason, but there are so many guys right now that can win on their day. If you haven’t seen it, you should check out the mens 1500m in the commonwealth games a few weeks after the worlds. Very exciting finish to the race!
yep, there is Jakob and Jake but also 2 Australians. The Commenwealth games winner, Oli Hoare and another. and Josh Kerr. who got Olympic Bronze and ran a 3.48 mile indoors last March. So 5 in total
Stayed up late to watch this race live, I remember being 100% convinced that Jakob would be able to pass Jake in that last 100, but he just didn't enough to make the pass. I'm a huge Jakob fan, so I was definitely upset, but Jake deserved this title after being shadowed for so long. Props to him
Womens 800m, Athing Mu was pushed to the limit! Btw this is my favorite part of the channel. You are giving us knowledge from a guy who has been there done that multiple times.
Many of the commentators nowadays are former top athletes. However not all of them have the ability to express to us viewers all the internal and external events of a race. Which he did very well. Nick I’d really like to hear your thoughts on the women’s 800 metres final- especially that last 150 metres. Plus the 100 metres hurdles event ( semifinal and final). I totally agree with your comment about an athlete (especially in events from 800 metres upwards) knowing what their body’s ability at certain points in time in the race and the ways their fellow runners are responding to the ebbs and flows of a race. All these subtleties don’t exist as much in shorter races because time is too short.
Surprised you've never heard of Jake Wightman to be honest! He's been a consistent athlete on the circuit for a good four years now. I'm sure he was top five at the 2019 Worlds as well.
Jake was probably the best 800m runner in the field. He even stated he knew his speed was there, but had to work on strength… which is why he jumped up in distance earlier in the year. So when Jake made that move, he knew he had the speed to close.
Another thing to mention is Mario Garcia-Romo in 4th place, running a HUGE PB in 3:30.20. The Spaniards had a great race, with 3 men in the final and Katir finally getting some hardware to match his personal bests.
Jake was 5th in the previous Worlds and is in the Diamond League circuit just like everyone else at the top. I say this because it's a shame you don't know enough, and I hope you look into, because I feel like the Men's 1500m right now is so competitive, and there's like 10 people who can get in the top 3 in the field on their day. Every race recently has been so interesting.
Great video Nick, absolutely love watching these race recaps you really make it so much more intense and interesting with your commentary so keep up the great work
Loved the race. One thought. You are not “buried on the rail” if the guy in front of you is Ingebritsen. He is going to go off the front, and that will make space. You just have to somehow follow him when it happens.
NICK - you probably won’t read this but just wanted to spread a little positivity Nick and tell you that you are on of my favorite TH-camrs of all time. The energy and passion that comes with every video is the reason I am always watching and rewatching your videos. You are an inspiration!
I miss the feel of some of your older nick symmonds too videos where it was less edited, and felt like you were our coach giving us insight on races and it was exciting. These newer videos give me main channel vibes
Great race. Yes I think it was the blood in the water. Some days you don't realize that you have peaked and your opponent has not for the event, and you go by him and you know you have the power to beat him today. Its a great feeling when it happens. The reaction by both athletes to what happened is priceless. Whitman couldn't believe it and Yakub just patted him on the back like you were the better runner today. A great time for having no paid rabbits.
Hey nick as always great recap and honestly I dont u even have to ask to do a recap of a certain race cause everyone loves ur recaps. In addition to those could u pls start a series on common injuries, how to prevent them, and what treatment should we do for our bodies so to avoid those injuries that come with running.
great video! nick, did you see the interview that jakob did after the race? he seemed to attribute the loss partly to cheriyut trying to push past him 3 times in the race (which was reckless in his mind) and jakob having to speed up to stay ahead of him. in retrospect, jakob probably thinks he should have let cheriyut go. but then cheriyut probably would have tried to slow the race down and turn it into a final 200 kicking race. what should jakob have done in that situation? let cheriyut go on the third time he tried to overtake, catch your breath, and then pass him? seems to have been a lot more interesting tactics and maybe some kind of plan hatched by the kenyans before the race going on under the surface
Considering Cheruiyot ended up in 6th, its possible that letting Cheruiyot go and eventually slow down would have been better. Also Cheruiyot is notorious for fast races and not wanting a sit and kick, pretty unlikely he would have wanted that when he knows his best chance at a win is a fast race
There were so many great races you could do. But I am really impressed with Abby Steiner's performances. 57 Races on the year and two great relay legs, along with Alison and Sydney.
It is like 2-3 weeks since the Oregon WC ended and I still cannot believe that he 5000m gold medal went to some lad from Norway , As a guy from Ethiopia (although I knew Jacob's talent) it was unbelievable and devastating in my case
In my mind, and with personal experience based on my (modest) athletic past, Jake had a day when he was on top of his game, both physically and psychologically....his day if you like? And the fantastic thing about that is.....nothing is a given in this wonderful sport we love!!
Thanks for sharing your enthusiasm! The average Joe in America has no concept of the pain and psychological strength involved in these events. Here’s to the greatness of track and field.
Probably went below the radar in the US but the commonwealth games 10k women was a fantastic race to watch. Normally I would never tune in for the half hour to watch that but it was incredible
Please recap steeplechase final at the commonwealth games Indian created history and became the first non Kenyan to finish on the podium in steeplechase
Shout out to Josh Kerr doing the same thing again to Jakob at this year's championships - Scottish Team GB athletes are his living nightmare! And Team GB have Englishman George Mills to add to the mix as well for Paris - he is in great form at the moment taking huge chunks out of his personal best in the mile.
Have you watched the commonwealth games 1500m final it was epic. Lots of runners from this race. Wightman tried the same kick point but it doesn’t work this time.
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Nick might as well become a commentator cause he's definitely more interesting than the ordinary ones we get.
I agree that his commentary is more interesting but he has the advantage of knowing the outcome and he has watched the race before if he didn’t who knows how good it would be. It might still be better but idk
Jake Wightman's dad commentated this race live & did a very good job...
Ye sure and cannot even tell the Jacob’s sure name properly
He would be a fantastic commentator! But I think he is having too much fun living his best life!
Great video! Can you recap the 5000m race where Jakb actually won? It would be amazing!
Yeah me too!
Yes do it!!
DONE! th-cam.com/video/ry7sXkXTiXI/w-d-xo.html
Yes brilliant FANTASTIC 👌👍👍🤩🆗!!!!!!!!
i know a lot of people are mad about the outcome of this race, but honestly congrats to Wightman, he did awesome and more people need to realize that.
5k please😁
Honestly dont see why a non Norwegian would be mad, more interesting for the sport if a different guy has an upset once in a while
@@brandonm5130 totally agree. yeah he was a favorite, but its okay for other athletes to win :)
@@brandonm5130 as a fan of Jakob I am upset at the outcome because although Jakob is strong enough to lead a race for as long as he did, tactically it wasn’t the best decision and clearly cost him the win. Wish he had waited even an extra 200 m to take the lead and he had clearly said he wanted a double gold(1500 and 5k) so a little heartbreaking to see him so close
I'm Norwegian, and I think Wightman did great. 🤓
I was more upset about Warholm... 😓🤷🏻♂️
Finally a real 1500 race that isn't "tactical." Great race by Wightman, well deserved win and brilliantly run.
You make races so interesting and digestible to watch. It makes them much more interesting to me who doesn’t know much about strategy in the sport
The depth of quality in the mens 1500m is so exciting at the moment. There’s a lot of hype around Ingebrigtsen and for good reason, but there are so many guys right now that can win on their day. If you haven’t seen it, you should check out the mens 1500m in the commonwealth games a few weeks after the worlds. Very exciting finish to the race!
yep, there is Jakob and Jake but also 2 Australians. The Commenwealth games winner, Oli Hoare and another. and Josh Kerr. who got Olympic Bronze and ran a 3.48 mile indoors last March. So 5 in total
Stayed up late to watch this race live, I remember being 100% convinced that Jakob would be able to pass Jake in that last 100, but he just didn't enough to make the pass. I'm a huge Jakob fan, so I was definitely upset, but Jake deserved this title after being shadowed for so long. Props to him
His 2:13.88 1000 today was pretty impressive too. Pacers went out way too fast and Jake ran solo whole time. Top 10 all-time.
Great recap as always! Give us the 5k!!
Womens 800m, Athing Mu was pushed to the limit! Btw this is my favorite part of the channel. You are giving us knowledge from a guy who has been there done that multiple times.
Many of the commentators nowadays are former top athletes. However not all of them have the ability to express to us viewers all the internal and external events of a race. Which he did very well. Nick I’d really like to hear your thoughts on the women’s 800 metres final- especially that last 150 metres. Plus the 100 metres hurdles event ( semifinal and final). I totally agree with your comment about an athlete (especially in events from 800 metres upwards) knowing what their body’s ability at certain points in time in the race and the ways their fellow runners are responding to the ebbs and flows of a race. All these subtleties don’t exist as much in shorter races because time is too short.
Ingebrigtsen is the goat pls react to the 5000m
Surprised you've never heard of Jake Wightman to be honest! He's been a consistent athlete on the circuit for a good four years now. I'm sure he was top five at the 2019 Worlds as well.
Jake was probably the best 800m runner in the field. He even stated he knew his speed was there, but had to work on strength… which is why he jumped up in distance earlier in the year. So when Jake made that move, he knew he had the speed to close.
Another thing to mention is Mario Garcia-Romo in 4th place, running a HUGE PB in 3:30.20. The Spaniards had a great race, with 3 men in the final and Katir finally getting some hardware to match his personal bests.
Could you please recap the Women 400m Hurdles Final?
Jake was 5th in the previous Worlds and is in the Diamond League circuit just like everyone else at the top. I say this because it's a shame you don't know enough, and I hope you look into, because I feel like the Men's 1500m right now is so competitive, and there's like 10 people who can get in the top 3 in the field on their day. Every race recently has been so interesting.
I think the women’s 800m was electric and would be a great race for you to analyze and react to.
Agree
And the women's 800m at the Commonwealth Games while you're at it - that was a sensational race!
Yes, great choice!!!!
Great video Nick! I would love a recap of the 5km.
Great video Nick, absolutely love watching these race recaps you really make it so much more intense and interesting with your commentary so keep up the great work
One interesting detail: Whitemans dad was the announcer at the stadium at that very moment. What a feeling that must have been for him too!
Hopefully, the next time Nick makes a video about the 5000m men
Nick, you should be a commentator. You are as entertaining and insightful as it can get.
Very good video!
No time loss, directly to the point.
Interesting & entertaining at the same time.
Thank you!
Loved the race. One thought. You are not “buried on the rail” if the guy in front of you is Ingebritsen. He is going to go off the front, and that will make space. You just have to somehow follow him when it happens.
I would love to see a recap of the male and female sprints- both 100 and 200
NICK - you probably won’t read this but just wanted to spread a little positivity Nick and tell you that you are on of my favorite TH-camrs of all time. The energy and passion that comes with every video is the reason I am always watching and rewatching your videos. You are an inspiration!
thanks Nick, very enjoyable. Yes, a terrific final with amazing kick from Jake.
You sir need to learn these guys names 😭, in all seriousness great video nick!
I was waiting for your video
Recap on the Jakob 5k race pls
He ran 2'13 in the 1k yesterday in Monaco. Interesting to see what he can do in the 800m in the euro champs next week
love this content! Recap the 5k please and even the recent CWG
yes world champs 5k was so entertaining
Please recap the 5K!!! I loved the 800 recap and the 1500 recap was just as good. Awesome work!
5k race please. I love these recaps nick! Keep it up man
Love every one of these race recaps. You should recap the 5k race! Great race to watch
Bro, you're the best narrator, you can recap anything! Please recap anything you like, say Jakob's 5K, or any race, thanks Nick you're great!
Love your videooooos
Love race recaps. Subscribed and gave thumbs up. 😃
Nick my guy. Loved your races , was super pissed a fw years back when you had some sponsor issues ... Always rooted for you .. nice video
I’d love for you to look at the 10k. It was so cool seeing grant fisher battle it out
I miss the feel of some of your older nick symmonds too videos where it was less edited, and felt like you were our coach giving us insight on races and it was exciting. These newer videos give me main channel vibes
Great breakdown. That 3rd lap is a killer tbh. 👍👍👍
Could you recap the Women's 800 meters final. I would love to hear your thoughts on Athing Mu vs. Keely Hodgskinson. Thanks for doing these Nick!
Would love to see your recap of the 5k! You always make these races so digestable
KEEP GOING!!! These are 🔥🔥🔥
Great race. Yes I think it was the blood in the water. Some days you don't realize that you have peaked and your opponent has not for the event, and you go by him and you know you have the power to beat him today. Its a great feeling when it happens. The reaction by both athletes to what happened is priceless. Whitman couldn't believe it and Yakub just patted him on the back like you were the better runner today. A great time for having no paid rabbits.
Would definitely like to see you recap the Keely vs Athing women's 800m race from the WC. It was a real barn-burner! :)
I was there and the most wholesome thing about this is that Wightmans dad was the speaker in the stadium so he commentated his son winning the 1500 😢
Hey nick as always great recap and honestly I dont u even have to ask to do a recap of a certain race cause everyone loves ur recaps. In addition to those could u pls start a series on common injuries, how to prevent them, and what treatment should we do for our bodies so to avoid those injuries that come with running.
you should recap some of the races from the commonwealth games!
Nick please recap the women's 800m final!!!
Loved it!
Love you sir and love from India
great video! nick, did you see the interview that jakob did after the race? he seemed to attribute the loss partly to cheriyut trying to push past him 3 times in the race (which was reckless in his mind) and jakob having to speed up to stay ahead of him. in retrospect, jakob probably thinks he should have let cheriyut go. but then cheriyut probably would have tried to slow the race down and turn it into a final 200 kicking race. what should jakob have done in that situation? let cheriyut go on the third time he tried to overtake, catch your breath, and then pass him? seems to have been a lot more interesting tactics and maybe some kind of plan hatched by the kenyans before the race going on under the surface
Considering Cheruiyot ended up in 6th, its possible that letting Cheruiyot go and eventually slow down would have been better. Also Cheruiyot is notorious for fast races and not wanting a sit and kick, pretty unlikely he would have wanted that when he knows his best chance at a win is a fast race
i would love to see a race recap of Jakob's redemption in the men's 5000m and how he was just toying with the field the whole race
Did anyone catch the winning time? It was hard to see the time on screen haha. But amazing narration!
There were so many great races you could do. But I am really impressed with Abby Steiner's performances. 57 Races on the year and two great relay legs, along with Alison and Sydney.
Nick- great commentary as normal. You didn’t mention that Jakes dad was the stadium announcer at the stadium on the day
Such an emphatic run by Jake Wightman!
It is like 2-3 weeks since the Oregon WC ended and I still cannot believe that he 5000m gold medal went to some lad from Norway , As a guy from Ethiopia (although I knew Jacob's talent) it was unbelievable and devastating in my case
mabye recap the 10 women's race? It was really entertaining
In my mind, and with personal experience based on my (modest) athletic past, Jake had a day when he was on top of his game, both physically and psychologically....his day if you like? And the fantastic thing about that is.....nothing is a given in this wonderful sport we love!!
You should foshoooo recap the 5k!!!!
CAP THE 5 NICK,YOU ARE THE BEST AT RECAPPING A RACE,BAR NONE.YOU MANE THE RACE COME ALIVE,EVEN IN A REPLAY
Can you recap Noah lyes 200m American record !!
Women's 800 for sure Nick, and also curious what u think about Grant Fisher getting clipped at the end of the 5000.
Plz recap that 5000m race
the 5k race
Odd that people haven’t heard of Wightman. He has a monster 800.
Now watch the Commonwealth Games 1500m final! It was amazing!
It's so funny to watch Nick and others try so hard to strenuously make running sound rock-star interesting..
Recap the men's 4x100!
I really like these videos - my one wish is that the thumbnail didn’t give away the ending and break the suspense!
Women's 10k is the race I would love to your opinion. If 10k is too long for this kind of format, women's 800m would be great as well.
Thanks for sharing your enthusiasm! The average Joe in America has no concept of the pain and psychological strength involved in these events. Here’s to the greatness of track and field.
Probably went below the radar in the US but the commonwealth games 10k women was a fantastic race to watch. Normally I would never tune in for the half hour to watch that but it was incredible
Do the 5000 where Ingebrigsten won he ran a great race
Please recap steeplechase final at the commonwealth games Indian created history and became the first non Kenyan to finish on the podium in steeplechase
you shoild recap the commonwealthgames 1500m mens final! great race, with a great ending!
That was a great race...another example why Track is so great
Great Britain 🇬🇧 We always produce champions 💪
Shout out to Josh Kerr doing the same thing again to Jakob at this year's championships - Scottish Team GB athletes are his living nightmare!
And Team GB have Englishman George Mills to add to the mix as well for Paris - he is in great form at the moment taking huge chunks out of his personal best in the mile.
dooo the 5kkk
It might be because im from Scotland but i didn’t think it was much of a upset that Wightman won. He is an absolutely amazing runner
recap the womens 800m! thanks bison
yes 5k recap
Have you watched the commonwealth games 1500m final it was epic. Lots of runners from this race. Wightman tried the same kick point but it doesn’t work this time.
The only man with running shorts on FTW
How are you doing Nick?
Yeah I like knowledge and race recaps
Would love to see you react to the 5000
Please do the 5k recap
The look on his face tells the whole story
This man somehow always finds a way to make everything about him lol
you gotta do the 5000m next!
can you react to the legendary races like wr ones and classic ones ??
You gotta love the Spaniard Katir, dead last at 800 meters. Grinds his way to 3rd from the inside. Gusty performance for a world medal.
not 800 meters but 400 meters
I’d like to see a recap of the 5k
What shoes did Jakob use?