We Thought This Was Impossible...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ย. 2022
- She might be the most dominant athlete in 2022.
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If she doesn't win Women's athlete of the year's award, i will sue World Athletics!!!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Overall Athlete of the Year
They'll probably give that award to a dude...
@@tylernettles7823 beat me to it.
@@tylernettles7823
My thoughts exactly. A she shim.
I'd freaking love to see Sydney go for the 400m flat, and if I was an elite 400m specialist I'd be quaking in my boots at the very thought of that happening.
She's headed that direction. There's this little girl from Kentucky who's a sprinter who can also flat out fly in the 400. What a combo that would be 100 200 and 400 and a relay God is. Can you imagine if Sydney McLaughlin ran the 400 and the 400 and Abby ran the 100 200 and 400. Could be five individual goals in the next Olympics. Women's track in the United States is absolutely off the chain right now.
I really hope she goes for the 400-meter record! It would be amazing to watch!
Ikr I'm so excited!
Salwa is gonna dust her if she gets back to her 2019 form.
@@augustusfreeman4032 not happening after her 2 year ban
@@augustusfreeman4032If i'm not mistaken, her ban is already finished and she'll come back in 2023 but it'll probably take some time to get back to that shape. Therefore, i don't see her reaching 48.x for next year, maybe in Paris 2024 or Tokyo 2025
May take her one full year to get back.
When you see closeups of her running, she doesn't seem to be breaking a sweat, such rhythm. Wishing her a superb 2023!
Your videos are getting me pumped up for the 2023 track & field season!
With this level of dominance, usually an athlete would tend to deviate from the sports doing other things which associated with more money and fame.. But she's completely different, she's so locked in to her goals and always seems to want more from herself everytime she races.. what a GOAT mentality.. waiting for a documentary about her journey at the end of her career, surely worth the wait..🔥🔥🔥
Ok
Yes! Why is Sydney still running track and field when she could be a world class bob sledder making millions of pesos. Maybe she could play in the WNBA during the summer like Marion Jones played professional basketball.
Sir Murray Halberg from nz just passed away aged 89.
The 5000m 1960 Rome Olympic champion.
Coached by the legend, Arthur Lydiard.
New Zealands sporting awards are known as the Halbergs.
I'm his honor.
May he rest in peace and his legacy live on.
When you say "I'm his honor" what does that signify?
@@jonothandoeser in His honor sorry, the major nz sports awards are called the Halbergs.
@@DogFish-NZ oh.. ok that makes sense!
That 40 year old 400m world record is suspect asf 😂
It's beyond suspect. It definitely involved all things not legal
No doubt 100% juiced...it will actually be hard to beat
@@TheDjcarter1966 Never Doubt Sydney!
Sure is.
Didn't TRP make a video a while back highlighting ~10 unbeatable world record, of which all of them were from the 1980s where he simply didn't openly talk about the elephant in the room... lol
One of them was something like discus or whatever and the woman who achieved it was like an East German.. heh.. WOMAN (Kent Brockman voice) that looked like she shaved daily morning and evening.
This is the next Usain Bolt level talent
she has sm more talent than bolt
@@tofuwu_ that part
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Bolt was just a physical beast, but his running technique was a little off according to experts. Experts believe with his talent and body he could have run much faster.
Those experts are speechless at this miracle woman. They have no idea how a 400m hurdler can finish at a quicker time than a world class 400m sprinter. Its insane.
Even the next Rudisha-level talent.
She's getting faster with each year.
She's definitely gon change the game for the 400 circuit
I’d love to see Sydney McLaughlin attempt a world championship or Olympic gold in the 400 metres flat but we also need some new talent to try this event such as Abby Steiner amongst others.
I'd love to see Steiner concentrate on the 200/400, but I fear she has stars in her eyes and will keeping trying (and wasting her time, IMO) the 100.
It literally will waste her time to mess with the 100m and keep her confidence down.
@@headlibrarian1996 We shall see. I do hope she goes for the 200 and 400
Both Sydney and Steiner have much more potential if only they received the coaching they need. As a track mvp I see where they could greatly improve.
Steiner is improving every year with her coaching at University of Kentucky. There is no deficiency there. Her issue in College is being spread thin having to fill so many roles for the team.
Seeing Sydney go crazy after following her story for years is 🔥
Incredible talent! Well done and very deserved!
Her Worlds WR performance was one of the most jaw dropping races & leaps forward I have ever seen! just insane! I think she goes for the first sub 50 second 400m hurdles first. That would be so historic to crack 50! - like Bannister breaking 4 min in the mile. To break a massive time barrier like that is huge. I hope I get to see it...I want to see that...i want to see the first sub 2:00 hr marathon. The first sub 1:40 800m for men...and Syd break that 50 second barrier in the 400m hurdles. Then she goes for the 400m open record. The only concern I have with Syd...I think she retires young. Much younger than people think. She will hit her goals then retire early & have kids. I have been watching her since she was 15-16. She has been at an insane elite level for a long time. She also seems to have really bad pre race jitters. You can see how she follows a strict pre race routine to reduce tension - zones out. She is facing more pressure for longer than anyone. I just dont think she enjoys to perform due to those jitters. She doesnt race much. Everyone has pre race jitters but I get more stressed for her watching her before the gun goes off. Once the race starts she is fine. Her coach Bobby K. has had some of the best women in history running for him. Same pattern...they dont race as much but when they do...usually WR's or titles. Bolt ran with joy. FloJo..same... the pocket rocket SFP...etc they love to perform & run with joy. I just dont see that with Syd. I hope she gets both records she wants...first women going sub 50 and the open 400m. Then Im 75% sure she retires young to build a family and leaves the world stage behind.
Many, if not most top athletes have pre event jitters. Its the adrenalin building up in their bodies. Top athletes know how to channel this nervous energy and use it to perform at their best.
@@leeboy7139 True I agree but I think Syds jitters go beyond the normal pre race range. I ran in college. I have watched many other runners race in person, on tv..etc. Her pre race jitters & routine hit me. I have a tough time watching her until the gun goes off. She doesnt race much. Doesnt appear to enjoy it until the gun goes off. None of this reflects on her performance once the gun goes off which is just insane. I just think this is a factor that gets her to retire younger than people think. remember the post olympics break down she had. She has to endure more pressure than most. I think she breaks 50 seconds in the 400m hurdles. Gets close to the open 400m record...then retires young. Has kids...done. She will probably go into fashion or something else with her looks & wholesome personality. Im a huge fan but not pre race. Im thinking we have 3-4 years max with her then she leaves the stage early. The pressure, the jitters, the low racing schedule, ...etc just my assessment.
@@websurfer1000 : I think it could happen as you say but she seems driven more than most. She does seem very intense during pre race while Dalilah Mohammed looks a lot more relaxed.
@@leeboy7139 I hope Im wrong and she has a much longer career but she has been a top elite runner running insane times since she was 14-16? That is a long time on the world stage. I get her jitters but I dont think she enjoys racing based on those jitters and the fact she hardly races (low volume). She will retire very early and on top. Thats what I think. I love her, MU, Gabby, Abby...womens track is lit. Syd is a once in 100 year talent. Have to enjoy her while we can.
If she retires young....good for her. No need to keep running at this late stage, or until she breaks more records. Remember her "tell all and cry" video she made just before the Olympics ? She doesn't seem to like being categorized as merely a running machine, to the exclusion of all else. Maybe get her family going, and go back to school and get her degree and then coach. People turn pages and pursue other things. She doesn't owe anybody anything, at this stage.
Great video! Well done. What she has achieved is mind blowing, and she will no doubt achieve much more in the next few years. I hope, and think, she will most likely break the 400 record, which would be an amazing thing if that did happen. That record has been basically unbreakable for the last 40 years. Salwa Eid Naser is the only one to come close, but her times are now questionable. Despite the possible PEDs implications with Naser, I would still love to see them compete against each other. That would be a very exciting event.
As NJ Track official I had the pleasure to meet her while in HS. She is an outstanding young lady both on and off the track. She is an inspiration to all young women. All the best.
I told a friend she has several state HS records as well and he laughed....then I informed him that the population of New Jersey is a lot more than his country.
if anyone can break that 400m record i reckon she can, she definitely has the speed as she has proven time and again its just technique now and imo the 400m hurdles is far far more technical than the flat so i dont think its a question of if she can just when she will and by how much, another great vid from TRP many thx theyre much appreciated
She will have to practice and commit to it, because the 400m Hurdles uses a pacing strategy which is not fully compatible with the flat 400m. But it won't take very long for her to transition smoothly.
She is _SO GRACEFUL,_ running like a *GAZELLE!*
*It's a real joy to watch her run.*
Thank you for making NJ proud young lady. Godspeed.
Striking, on many levels, exponentially! Kudos SM
For a 47.59 400m WR attempt to be taken seriously, Syd would need to first beat Sanya's 48.70 NR and then Perec's 48.25 relatively early in her open 400m career! Given that only 2 women have run sub 48.5 in the 26yrs since Perec's 48.25 with one of those two serving a 2yr ban for missed tests, it's going to be easier said than done!
I love watching her run but I agree I think it’s a long shot. But hey barriers get broken all the time
She will need enough competition to press her.
AFAIC the world record is 48.14. If she beats that she is the best. I won't let IOC politics continue to give proven cheaters recognition of world records.
@@DW11111 That 48.14 was by a woman who'd never run quicker than 49.08 previously and was subsequently banned for 2yrs for missing tests. Perec's 48.25 is the unofficial WR!
@@AllInTheGame01 Good lookin' out! I wasn't aware of her missing tests. Thanks!
Great video and hope she wins and breaks that record. Looks like she's really working hard at it too.
have you made videos point scoring female distance athletes? I enjoyed watching the male distance athlete out of 100 series great
Way to go Sydney!!! Hope she keeps it going!!!
I remember being blown away when she ran that 52.75. When does a college runner who hasn't even turned pro ever have the world lead in an event at the end of the season?
It's such an amazing time for athletics. Just the thought that Sydney has the possibility of breaking the 400m flat WR and Athing Mu the 800m. The fact that Athing could also potentially challenge the 400m WR as well will certainly help to push the boundaries.
She's not a college runner anymore....hasn't been for years. She turned pro when she left U. of Kentucky. Definitely a pro.....tons of endorsement deals.
@@timmellin2815 Yes, my point was that she was a college runner when she set that world best of 52,75. The following season was her first year as a pro.
Okay Neofolia....I misunderstood your statement; Thx for the clarification.
I love your videos but god i hate your sign off haha gets me every time.
Keep up the good work.
i don't know much about running.... but she has an effortless running style... she glides .. what an amazing athlete🙂
Truly love watching Sydney. She is spectacular!!!
As a young freshman in 2018, having turned 18 as school was starting that (8/2017), she still did this:
11.07 100m (slightly wind-aided)
22.39 200m (only 0.01 slower than Gabby Thomas, who was a senior that season....and is now #3 all-time)
50.07 400m in rain
36.12 indoor 300m - NCAA record
52.75 400mH - WJR & NCAA record
Also, she did 6' HJ easily in practice in HS at 5'9" in height.
She long jumped 18'6" at 14yo & 20'6" at 17, too.
I did 6' & 20' but I am a guy and I'm taller than her....and I had to focus on those for years ...she was a hurdler. That's nuts.
She started the 400mH in 9th grade and was IMMEDIATELY U.S. #1 for all of high school. She got 55.6 at 14. That is world class. How in the hell....?
No wonder she made it to Rio 2 years later.
She is also hilarious, nice, a great teammate, and can juggle while riding a unicycle. 😳
She's an amazing athlete in female track and field. She will be passed by MU as the best current female runner. MU has the 400m and 800m collegate records. She beat her times in 2022 then she had in 2021. She has the same gold's as Sydney plus a silver which gives her on more medal then Sydney in Olympics. Sydney is a specialist in the 400m hurdle while MU is a versatile runner. Sydney has her in the 400m hurdles, with golds and the records. MU is close by being the silver medalist in Olympics. MU has a chance to go back to back in 400 relay and 800m. I see MU as the future and Sydney as the past. Sydney does have the best chance to win the 400m hurdles
@@sethwiley7839 Sydney is more of a sprinter - 200m and 400m are probably her main strengths. Athing is a 400m/800m runner. Both have a bye in their main events at the US Nationals, so both may choose to run 400m as a second event. This should be interesting as they now train together.
i'm so much impressed that i'm questioning the fact that she's natural
The fact that she’s always been at the top points to a natural genetic advantage. Could just be that her athletic development is head of the curve of others of the same age or that her natural potential setpoint is higher. Michael Phelps was almost DQ’d for a genetic mutation that confers a muscle density advantage. He dominated.
Bravo. Remarkable athlete. Super duper. Go Sydney.
Gosh. 23 years “of age.” Not of length or weight. I’m glad they told us it was age and cleared up that ambiguity.
She is AMAZING! The Best on the WORLD! God bless you Sydney! Thanks for ALL!!!
This girl is so fit !!!
Just shows you how freaking awesome of an athlete the record holder was!! and so long ago...
Definitely her and Athing Are my favorite track athletes!
I think she should be tested...She may be an alien...She is a super performer...Just love seeing her run...Poetry in motion...
Performance enhancement imo
In the world of performance enhancing, I can believe anything..Especially track and field.
Simply amazing achievement!
What is scary. I think she can still go faster. Would love to see what she can do on the 400 flat.
Shes just unreal... so damn good
She’s simply amazing!!
I was fortunate enough to watch her in the Oregon wins!!
Ho very exciting!!!
🥰🥰🥰
There is no question that the 400m record holder Marita Koch was doping as she was East German and all of their women were roided up big time. It'll be a challenge for Sydney to break that record but if anyone can get it, she can.
Spoiler alert, they're all doping.
@@freeaolcd even if that were true - which it isn't - she's still that much superior to all of the other competitors
Dalilah is great but is now probably past her peak, but Femke Bol is about the same age as Sydney and improving fast. It would be great for the sport (hurdles and flat) if Femke mounts a challenge, this could become a good rivalry.
Femke is historically great, for sure. Her finish is particularly absurdly fast.
But, I don't see her ever pressuring Syd in any event. She is only 5 months younger and hasn't done nearly what Syd has. And Syd is blazing fast at the 100, 100 hurdles and 200 as well.
She crossed 300mH faster than Femke's 300mH WR time, too, even though she was saving for the home stretch.
She is also highly explosive in jumps (20+ LJ as a teen...18'6" at 14) and even jogged a 1:09 500m on a tight indoor track at age 19.
She is just a freak.
Hurdles can be improved a lot because if you can run like the hurdles aren’t there, you can do things.
Genetic diversity typically has many advantages. Combined with good parenting, the results can be astounding.
These track and field evens have been my most favorite for the majority of my life. Few things are more exciting than watching these athletes push the bounds of the impossible. Sydney is one of the most amazing runners I've ever witnessed. Please do not let some mediocre man destroy these truly incredible accomplishments.
She is such an inspiring woman!
I think it would take more then a very good running man to up set her. But I get your point
@@fredrickemp7242, her FASTEST time ever was set by a man over 87 years ago in this event. So, in 2022, it would indeed be the most mediocre of men in the sport that could handily defeat her record. But I do not want to fill this space up with the obvious.
Sydney is amazing! HER accomplishments are unrivaled in our time. I am filled with emotion that a human being could be so lithe and graceful. She is just WOW!
Clean though?
Prove it. They get tested all the time. They get anyone who cheats so nope
Simply awesome... 🇺🇸
Congratulations young lady. God gave you wings and a gift you are using them well.
Fantastic!
*Nearly Everybody: no woman will ever run a sub 52 seconds.*
*Sydney McLaughlin: Hold my beer.*
*Everybody, again: no woman will ever run a sub 51 seconds.*
*Sydney McLaughlin, again: Hold my beer.*
AND she makes it look easy.
Absolutely incredible.
During an interview of Sydney, a German reporter called Marita Koch and I quote "A walking pharmacy!" Good SYD smash the 400m in the near future!!
the pharmacy is still (wide) open for business in global track and field
Just a minor quibble: yes McLaughlin is 23 now, but she was 22 for all of these races except the last one of her season in August. So she set the World Record 4 times, before turning 23.
She was still just 22 when she ran
51.61...and 51.41 in June.
Turned 23 in August.
I have been watching her since she was in high school. I could tell she was special. Go back and watch her high school track meets. I also hope she funs the 400.
Brings new meaning to the saying “Born To Run”
Angle's lifted her up and light as a feather, god bless Sydney m.
this is really impressive. I hope with every fiber of my being that it's not performance enhancers.
Just pray she doesn’t have to run against some dude that decides he’s sick of being ranked sub 100.
Beautiful.!!!!!
What an inspirational woman. 😌
Those records are insane, probably up there with some the most talented athletes of all time
Amazing Young Woman!!! Kudos!!
Re: the women's 400 m world record (Koch..East Germany 1985). It was proven the Eastern Block countries engaged in wholesale use of performance drugs. I remember someone stating many years afterwards that it would be very difficult, if not impossible to break records incurred during this time period because of performance enhancing drugs.
I'm sure modern enhancing drugs and genetic doping can compete
She is running a strong boys high school 400m time on Hurdles. That's very impressive. I wonder what she could do flat out unhindered. Hurdles take a lot of juice to execute.
I think the USA has 2 of the best female track stars on the planet: Sydney McLaughlin & Abby Steiner. Both are phenomenal!
She is a beast. Congratulations 🎊 👏
So her father loved to run and her mother loved to run,, who would have ever thunk that their daughter would be good at running?
Sydney is like a gazelle that wants to take on the cheetah that got the 400m WR.
Great as usual
Amazing 👏
Man that Woman is Fast. She is like the Hussain Bolt of Women's 400m Hurdles.
Her muscles are still developing along with technique! She will improve!
Amazing athletic performance
To top it all off, she's an absolute babe!! What an amazing young woman
I remember when people question why she didn't celebrate her world record with more exuberance but look at her after smashing the collegiate and world junior record it's literally the same shit she hasn't changed one bit from her demeanor from then till now.
when you're right in the middle of achieving you not thinking like the observant audience. it's in your mind, to sink in later.
And no competition, running alone. Amazing a horse
She is so solid on her legs, I wonder if she does a lot of kettlebell exercises or other weight training.
It would be curious... I'm sure it's alot of core work as well.
She is so gorgeous too, her face and bone structure are about perfect.
Wow the 400m world record is crazy, have you don’t a dedicated video on it?
Edit: found it, 400 and 800… unreal.
They should be allowed to set the distance between each hurdle on their lane so as to give them the right distance and therefore not having to adjust their take off spot. They would still jump the same amount of hurdles but so much faster.
All great 400m hurdler runners can be good 800m runners. I would love to Sydney train for the 800m and challenge Athing Mu especially since they're now training partners under Bobby Kersee. Maybe after Sydney breaks the 400m flat record she will think about breaking the 40 year 800m world record 1:53.28 of Jarmila Kratochvílová who once held the 400m world record with 47.99.
If she tries the 400-meter run without hurdles, she should also try 200 meters and 800 meters. A lot of runners do very well at both half and double their prime running distance.
Regarding running outside of one's prime distance, a lesson can be learned from history decades ago when the first "perfect mile" run happened, the phrase "perfect mile" at that time meaning more than one runner finishing a mile in less than 4 minutes in the same race. The 2nd place guy in that race was a 3-mile man from Australia, and in that race he was competing in the Empire Games, now known as the Commonwealth Games, which were held that particular year in Canada, far away from his home in Australia. The 1-mile race was not really his event, but that year long ago, he proved he still was one of the few men in the world who could run a mile in less than 4 minutes back in a time when a lot of tracks had a surface consisting of very low priced spent coal cinders from some nearby coal power plant.
Running at half distance and double distance is good cross training, in addition to being good candidate secondary racing distance candidates for her. Interestingly, the 1st place guy in that first perfect mile, a man from Britain, had temporarily hit a plateau at a lower speed during his training, and frustrated, he went hiking one day in the hills of Scotland. After resting for a day or two, he found that his 1-mile speed had increased again. He had accidentally gotten in some pretty successful cross training from that one daytime hike that he did out of frustration. With cross training, a runner never really knows what's going to work until he or she gives it a try.
I like seeing track and field records getting broken. I wish the young woman in the video well if she decides to sets out to break that 40 year old record for the women's 400 meter no-hurdles run. I hope she gives 200 meters and 800 meters a try as well. She might surprise some people, like that 3-mile guy from Australia did years ago when he gave the 1-mile race a worthy and medal-winning try about 2/3 of a century ago in the old Empire Games.
Irish perseverance unleased masterclass style 🇮🇪
WOW!! She's friggen amazing!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🫶
And nobody cared about 400m hurdles until Syd and Dal forever put it on the map.
Been watching since the Demus/Spencer rivalry
It's amazing how gracefully she clears the hurdle compared to her competitors.
This kind of achievement needs to be protected. We should not allowed those who identify-as-women to ruin this sport. Otherwise, all these women's hard work would be for nothing.
SYDNEY BREAK ANOTHER WORLD RECORD ! YOU CAN DO IT . IMPROVE YOUR FORM ... LEAN YOUR BODY FORWARD AS YOU RUN OVER THE HURDLE INSTEAD OF JUMPING THE HURDLES , RIGHT HAND LEFT FOOT , LEFT HAND RIGHT FOOT, HEAD LOW , LEAN FORWARD ,YOU WILL LAND FUTHER. BREAK YOUR OLD RECORD ! BLESSINGS TO YOU.
CHECK OUT JESSE OWENS FORM AND DILLARD ALSO
You can do anything you put your mind to!!!
I predict 'Sydney" mastering the 4 flat 800m and then the mile :
For this young talented phenom - Skies is the limit 🏃♀
There is a high pitched ringing on the left audio channel of this video.
Love Pryce's consistency and longevity but Sydney should've won Athlete of the Year. She set a record of one sort or another EVERY TIME SHE RACED. Even in the year end Hungarian race she set the MR.
God-teir, level -- love it
Don't be surprised if Sydney McLaughlin sets a 400-meter hurdle record that is faster than the 400 meters world record has happened before. Gerhardus Cornelius Potgieter in 1956 set a world record time for 440 yards, which is a little over 2 meters further than 400 meters, which was faster than the 440-yard world record.
Ummm, Sydney would have to be other-worldly to break 47.6 in the hurdles. That's pretty much impossible. Will she break 50? Imo, no track aficionado would be surprised.
To clear up this misunderstanding Gerhardus Cornelius Potgieter set a world record time for 440 yards hurdles of 49.73 seconds achieved in the commonwealth games final in 1958 which was faster than the 440 yards hurdles world record which is slightly longer than the metric equivalent and not the 440 yards flat world record as stated, the 440 yards flat world record at this time was 46.0 seconds by Herb McKenley in 1948.
I wonder if she's aiming to beat the men's record? Go for the world championship record of 46.29, then the olympic record of 45.94
Ok, as a dude that ran 400 in high school this chick would crush me. And thats without me jumping over anything at all!!!! That being said..... She looks sooo relaxed crossing the finish line. I mean shes top tier way higher than I could ever physically achieve that being said, remember, its not about beating the competitor.... its about crushing that number so far back that no one can ever touch it. If there was a woman that could make this happen.... its prolly her. Crank up that kick for the last 80, and lean lower over the hurdles.... so upright. But damn impressive to see someone so dominant. Problem being there is no one close to push them to max potential.
Haven't watched the video, but based on the thumbnail, that is easily achieved. Just add a little bit of brightness and Voila! Done! Not even Photoshop is needed.