Bro you are 💯 right that was malpractice by his head coach. But he said he knows his mistakes so let see if he gonna corrected it

@on your future brand ambassador right here guys. check out his spike idea.. lets go. 12:37

Great viedo, how do u keep these spikes so clean?

What shoes would you use if you were running a 1500 meter? Preferably Adidas. Thank you for the video it was really interesting, good luck next season!

I couldn’t agree more about what you said about the SP2. I love those spikes. You have to be careful with those for sure. After my first pair I put the drag tape on before wearing them once and PRed in them first wear. Unfortunately I only got one pair so I wear them in practice and competition. Have not worn any Nike spikes yet so can’t comment on that. Thanks for the video :)

If you practice starts should be practice full ending of race including dipping on the line

My spike rotation for acceleration session and Block Starts use SP2 Drive Phase Training and longer fast reps Maxflys (got 2) Maxflys for hurdling Top Speed Prime SP2 And for longer reps I use Air Zoom Victorys (usually a middle distance spike but I saw a few great athletes with them and they are incredible)

Is addidas finnese 2024 is good for 400m ??

He has a point

Agree 100%. Kishane was never really tested before the olympic.

I'm a layman but you seem to be making sense

How many times Usain Bolt did it you not saying anything

My opinion (common sense), Kishane only needed to run the first 60m (as usual) and that would have been sufficient to run 9.78 - 9.76 sec. Didn't need to expend any excessive energy over the last 40m to accomplish this. (This has been a very effective formula utilized by him and his handlers up until this point). It worked in 2023 at the Jamaica World Championships trials, (where he elected not to compete in the finals even with the top qualifying time). It was also successful on several other occasions: 3 times at the Jamaican Olympics trials, once before Paris, and in the heats and semis at the Olympic games. So why change anything?. I am pretty sure that was the plan (to not change much in regards to race strategy). But he had some hamstring issues prior to the finals so that also needs to be factored into the equation before we come to any assumptions or conclusions. Kishane and Stephen Francis had a very simple and transparent game-plan which was to: Run the first 60m then relax sensibly for the next 40m. Easy 9.77 - 9.76 sec for the gold. No need to add or divest from the routine. According to Stephen Francis (Check a post race interview with him) in which he said Kishane lowered his standards to Noah's level. My two cents from this statement is that Kishane may have deviated from the race plan just a bit hence, he lost just a bit. Noah's race wasn't pretty but he stuck to his usual race pattern. Nonetheless the results may not have been what most wanted but in my opinion this was one of the most entertaining 100m races since the days of Usain Bolt. Beautiful race, great competition, fast times, and in the Olympic finals at that. What more can a fan ask for? What more can a coach ask for? What more can the athlete ask for? This was Kishane's first global race and he won a silver medal at 23 years old, the man has a very bright future, well done. Looking forward to seeing him compete with the world's best once more in the near future. I think he'll be just fine. To say Kishane lost is a bit much. After all he won the silver medal, he gained valuable experience and exposure, and he is now an Olympic Silver Medalist, with the world lead in the 100m so far this year, (he was also the man with the least experience in the race so I think we should cut him some slack on this one. after all, It took Noah about 7-8 years to get his gold. It took Kishane 2-3 years to get silver and he is just 23 years old. I'm just saying). After he eats two Juicy Beef Pattys and a Slice of Jamaican HTB Bun and Tastee Cheese "him" ready again. Don't forget the box milk. LOL! P.S (Jamaican talk now) wait till him learn Fi run di first 80m more problem fi di competition...

That's an excellent analogy not running through the tape cost him the race his body is not used to running the 100 full sprint trough the tape.

Your analytical skill is so on point

Kishane thompson lost because he never do the 200 meter you cannot compete against guys that is doing both one and two

Kishane beat Kishane with lots of help from his coach! It's beyond belief that he did not try to execute a full 100m this year before that Olympic final of all places! 🤔But then, his coach did say that he's 'healthy' and we now know how ' truthful' Jamaican coaches can be regarding the 'health' 👀of their athletes 🤨😒🤐‼

I hear what you're saying, and I agree. Coleman does the same thing. He burst out with a good lead, then can't sustain at times. Coach Dennis Mitchell will fix that. Kishane did say there were things he had to work on. But you better believe Noah will be improving, things too!

Coach Francis instructions to Kishane to shut down were more about preserving his energy and reducing his risk of injury in the heats and semis being that he is an injury prone athlete.I'm sure he knew he would have to run all out in the final.In addition he didnt get the explosive start he needed.This threw him off his execution of his race

Coach Francis instructions to Kishane to shut down were more about preserving his energy and reducing his risk of injury in the heats and semis being that he is an injury prone athlete.I'm sure he knew he would have to run all out in the final.In addition he didnt get the explosive start he needed.This threw him off his execution of his race

Franno better step-up on his Olympic intelligence go clean clean house and advocate for our pride and rights along with COUNTRY,Lawyered up with video tapes,voice announcement & live evidence and demand justice: KT,Clearly won 🏆, we dont care about anyone's speculations, or advise: The TRUTH IS-KT WON CLEARLY:😊

Do you think Noah Lyles will get faster and faster

Don't give those people any pointers you see how they are behaving they don't deserve another gold medal😂😂😂

Hey 👋 it was plain to me, he lost because he got ran "DOWN" just exactly 💯 % like "Noah" said he was going to do period😮🤷🤣👌🏻!! Amen 🙏!!!

Most track persons like myself agree 100%. Its no secret. Dude should be running like a freight train to at least 110 meters. He would be so far ahead that no one would be close to beat him at the line. Kishaine mind and body was not in sync. Everybody psychologically think they are Bolt until their body says otherwise. Bolt was way ahead of his competitions both physically and mentally. Facts: Most people who specialize in 200m has the potential to be great 100m runners due to the muscle and mind connection of endurance and sustainability.

What kind of tape you use for toe drag

Medal Should have been shared tbh

The race begins with the torso, not the foot not the head, and ends with the torso. If it was measured by the foot in blocks it"s a 103 meter race. lf its measured by the head, its a 99 meter race. Fake track athletes stfu

Kishane didn't lost, it's a tie, both should've gotten gold.

Great analysis! Kishane is extremely talented, but needs to focus on technique and strategy. I hope his coach sees this. He naturally has the speed.

Real talk bro🇯🇲

I agree with your points. NLyles is a consistent runner from Start to Finish.He start powerfully and finish strong to the last cm. He put on his race what he had practice to do. "A SAYING YOU COMPETE AS YOU PRACTICE" KThompson will get there he is fast he will need to practice more to reinforce his muscle memories to run through to the finish line simple as that. "GOD BLESS AMERICA"

He doesn't have a point he is 100% correct

Ya'll need to get over it now Noah beat the dude with the lean.. Simple Why are we still talking bout this??? On to the 200m now💯

Kishane is a starter and Noah is a finisher snd he clutch him sy the line

You are right he never runs out and that's why dat happen to him

You're correct. Kishaine kind of alluded to the same fact. He stated that he did not trust his body enough. I guess it is tantamount to what you're saying, be it that he did not know his body at full throttle.

Young General, who will say more except to remain silent of your wisdom!

If you reach the rules in a Olympic final you can not round off to the thousands in a final they both should have gotten gold.

He didn't lose it was taken away from him.

This was exactly my observations. You are on point, great analysis

Im Jamaican by the way and that's great analysis

Thanks KZ for your honest opinion. I hope Steven Francis listens to this. Noah did it and congratulations to him. Anyway, the competition between Noah and Kishane made the race very exciting. I don’t know but something is off with Jamaica this year, especially with the girls. We did very poorly. They all had injuries and I don’t know why they came to the Olympics in that condition. Smh! 🤔

The same problem with the coaching of Sherica Jackson, she was pulling up and losing race, one time she did it and missed the semi final of the world championships, they have to run to the line, do like Usain, start last and run them down.

Jamaica created another Asafa Powell lol. Choke artist 2.0

Spot on bro!

KT is injury prone and so they were conservative. He would have gone all out at trials but the stupid Jamaican anti-doping people tested him after the heats and he got to bed after 1 am. Thus after that they were afraid of injury. Decent opinion though.

Kishane has a history of injuries..he's known in Jamaican circles as an injury prone power sprinter. This is the first year Kishane has been fully healthy and was looking great early. BUT Coach Francis had to make a decision. IF you run him regularly on the Invitational circuit you run the risk of adding him to the long list of injured Jamaican athletes. His strategy is an old one but it works. It's called sprint & cruise..others have a different name for it. But the theory is to sprint 60m and cruise 40-50m. It's less taxing on the hamstrings and it's a good test of early drive phase muscle memory because Kishane really pounds the track. You build up to 70m, then 80m and then 90m and so on. The trouble is you don't have too many opportunities to teach the MENTAL competitive game in an Olympic year. Guys are staying home and running in their home countries. Look at Omayala running 9.77 at home. Nobody who's a veteran wants to show their hand or their race strategy on the international circuit for fear it will come back to bite them in the Olympics. The international meet organizers knew not to schedule events because the big names were not coming. Noah scratched Monaco. And Kishane ran only two non-Jamaican meets. Seville didn't even run against him in Jamaica after trials, so what does that tell you? Kishane did run against Simbine and Tebogo, two African guys who go where the money is, but it was clear those two were not going 100% all out against him. They were sizing HIM up. Next stop Olympics. Watching the heats and semis it seemed everything was going according to plan. Kishane was getting easy separation and all the prognosticators were buzzing him as the new Asafa Powell. A diesel built for sprinting. Come the finals the delay in starting added something off-schedule. A wrinkle. Wrinkles cause impatience and you must mentally reset. At the gun everything was good except for the fact that Fred Kerley took the race to Kishane. Fred was determined not to allow separation and there was none. It was clear Kishane expected to separate because you see the teeth gritting at 75m. Teeth gritting = tense body. The speed endurance workouts hadn't kicked in and his momentum was slowed. You see Fred arching his torso sideways as if to jump thru a narrow window. Kishane's lean was weak because he in fact had not had to lean at any time this season. Neither of them saw Noah. In fact, Noah ran the EXACT SAME RACE as he did in Shanghai in 2019 to defeat Christian Coleman at the Shanghai Invitational. The. exact. same. race. Kishane's races usually are over at 60m...Noah's races BEGIN at 60m..his acceleration and momentum - like an eel in the water - the last 20-15m of a race are breathtaking. How the heck does he do that you ask yourself. Plus, Noah runs to the pace of the competition. Asafa Powell said that and I agree 100%. Whatever the speed of the race, fast or slow, Noah runs to match it or just betters it by a tenth or hundredth or thousandth - whatever it requires. But THAT'S how I saw it young fella.

Great points. Kishane is not used to having so many runners on his shoulders at the 80m mark, and his body responded to that level of pressure, hence the grimace on his face. He's young, and he did very well. Despite his mistakes, he ran the same time as Noah Lyles. Noah is also not used to this level of competition, especially after he ran a personal best and had to rely on a photo finish to win. This has never happened to Noah before. The bright side is the Jamaica/USA rivalry is back on in earnest! 😂😂

Right on point bro. Noah pretty much ran kisane down. That was kisane race to win.