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[@rev68]

Such a positive, happy dude. I hope he performs his best at the Olympics.

[@dt_generalzod]

Bro I love that he’s ALWAYS smiling😂😂

[@blainenewton7188]

I definitely agree, he's an easy guy to pull for. No showboating, no running his mouth, no demeaning his competitors, and no excuses...just total class.

[@yennox5338]

@@blainenewton7188 Fans like you are the reason the sport is where it's at.

[@AlexRochette]

It cracks me up to see the mini Eiffel Tour near the track. 😂 Wanna see the real one? Run fast! 💪

[@RealTBTKenya]

"Eyes on the prize"😂😂

[@anthonnybrownnn9760]

Omanyala looking like he's ready to come good for 2024 Olympic. I wish him all the best for the season.

[@BlueHopi144]

challenging the Us and Jamaicans - fabulous !!! I was born in the neighbor country of Uganda so I root for some African medals in the sprints

[@darthsilversith667]

@@BlueHopi144With the help of ped’s 😂😂😂

[@BlueHopi144]

@@darthsilversith667 thats all u got ? u seem like a meme bot ...nothing else .

[@darthsilversith667]

@@BlueHopi144 Hardly. I just think it’s funny how all of sudden Kenya is blasting onto the track world stage at nearly every event and running times that are very rare.. while at the same time.. Kenya keeps going up and up every year with positive dope test.. but then there are still Africans in denial that these performances are questionable.. despite the multitudes of evidence that Kenya isn’t a clean program. They’ve had 2-3 times as many people get caught for doping in the last 5-10 years as the next 4-5 countries put together.. no one representing Kenya is clean. They’re just the best at hiding their ped use. That or they have generous sponsors that will pay to make failed test go away. Every organization that governs track at the international level is corrupt and for sale to the highest bider.

[@KeithCooper-Albuquerque]

I love his running style! He is so powerful and well-built! It seems like his new coach and practice routines are paying off! I look forward to more from him and your channel!

[@AllInTheGame01]

Roughly converts to 9.90 (0.0) at sea level which is an improvement on his 9.98 (1.2) sea level SB. Has run more 9.9s at sea level than 9.8s (just twice), so still needs to run 9.8 or quicker after rounds in a Global Champs! Emmanuel Wanyonyi (1.41.70) & Faith Kipyegon (3.53.98) at altitude were relatively more impressive at the Kenyan Trials & Mary Moraa pacing 18yr old sister Sarah to 3rd place in the 800m was cool to watch :) 11yr old Gunner Hammett just ran a 2.00.69 800m WU12 WR @NB Outdoor Nationals, same meet where 18yr old Christian Miller ran 9.95 (1.2) in the 100m semi.

[@Georgiearchie1]

Whoa..You definitely know your stuff 🫡

[@AllInTheGame01]

@@Georgiearchie1 👍

[@LottoSense-h5m]

But wouldn’t a tailwind/headwind would have less impact at higher. Attitudes

[@Jamesjohn-yk3us]

@@LottoSense-h5mthe altitude makes him run faster along with the wind

[@crosslink1493]

Nairobi is at 1700m/5500ft for anyone interested. The 1500m men's winner (Cheriyot) ran 3:34, Women's 800m winner was Mary Morra in a tight 4-person pack at 1:59, with her sister getting third in under 2:00. Kenya should have an awesome T&F contingent coming to Paris next month.

[@newcooldiscoveries5711]

Well, it good to see you moving up and interviewing these top athletes, I can see you interviewing Noah and Sydney next. Also good to see the face behind the voice.

[@jamesmbogo7186]

So good to see your face " Total Running" 👍👍👊

[@mariemerimuluka8096]

So nice to put the face on the voice. I always enjoy your content.

[@thedailystride5407]

Was waiting for this. Imagine if he gets a medal. Will literally be the Kenyan GOAT

[@andynaz5631]

If he wins he'll be the world GOAT.... at least for this year, but if he breaks Bolt's record he'll be the flat out GOAT.

[@BlueHopi144]

@@andynaz5631 beating Bolt's records is far fetched for ANYONE

[@GardenChess]

@andynaz GOAT means greatest of ALL time so you can’t just be goat for a year- more like worlds current fastest:)

[@andynaz5631]

GOAT- Greatest On African Teams

[@andynaz5631]

@@BlueHopi144 yup, but records can be broken.

[@jeffitachi2589]

Omanyala the myth the legend.Against all odds he has become one of the greatest sprinter in the world🇰🇪

[@runningforlife1151]

With the help of doping, you can see with just your eyes that Omanyala is taking something illegal

[@briangibson94]

He is the best in the world in kenya

[@remaliahgray7934]

He said one of the best

[@kibetgodwin2834]

I'm kenyan and I've realised that Omanyala usually performs where there is no pressure ... But in a world-class field, I don't know what really usually happens to him.. 😢

[@braddfordy]

mental! even though he has a better pb than noah he has never beat noah in a heads up race! once he gets that mental part this guy can burn

[@agro-valleyfarm7217]

MENTAL PRESSURE-like ASAFA Powell

[@chrisgakuru5002]

He doesn't have mental strength,He needs to work On his mental strength. 🎉

[@khumosetiko1960]

Shalom; True! He has stage fright once he comes up against the big boys.

[@aloyisdudexjr5677]

Pressure

[@Visionary0001]

His fastest times always seem to come when he's running at home in Kenya, and AT ALTITUDE. Kenya is elevated on a plateau, as is Ethiopia, and about half of Eritrea. I hope he can replicate this at sea level.

[@EdwardLynch-n5k]

Always runs fast on his homeland everywhere else seems to never match so we shall see

[@jonaske8049]

high altitude advantage for short race. 1.5m wind also helpful. In Paris no wind this would be more like 9,9

[@kovy689]

Excellent point. And we all know about Kenya’s use of the “sauce”.

[@martintownsend6694]

Yup, think thr same!

[@eugenesaina4433]

​@@kovy689Kenyan athletes are the most tasted by AIU,I can assure you that top top Kenyan athletes like kipyegon, Omanyala,Chebet,cheruiyot,wanyonyi,etc are very clean,the world better be ready because they will obliterate the Olympics...you heard it here first!

[@iansiegler1036]

Emmanuel Wanyoni was definitely the best performance at this meet

[@BlueHopi144]

in which discipline may I ask ?

[@leroy44]

@@BlueHopi144 800m

[@anthonnybrownnn9760]

He's a wild fire.but am hoping he do well at Olympic

[@respectbigman3133]

You cannot run in high altitude as Nairobi is and count those time to go to Paris. that time will be at best 9.90 at sea level

[@luqman3]

Imagine an African 100m sweep at the Olympics... Omanyala, Tebogo, Simbine (not necessarily in that order)... Just imagine! 🤤

[@roybean7166]

Agreed. But Simbine first !! Roy b, CapeTown south africa 🇿🇦

[@all-caps3927]

seville and lyles will 100% be on podium tho

[@luqman3]

@@all-caps3927 we'll have to wait and see... Anything can happen 😁

[@teachers.higgins2150]

Jamaica all the way

[@PongGod]

He's looking like a solid pick for an Olympic medal.

[@everythingtv2325]

lol I’m seeing that everyone is now following the Jamaican approach by not doing many races on a worlds or Olympics year leading up to the championship 😂

[@adriangrant6954]

It’s tiresome they need to follow their own formula. On another note this guy is always running fast in Kenya so I’m not impressed!

[@charleschacha6876]

Ok. So, this 'invention by Jamaicans' has nothing to do with common sense, but pure genius? Ok. Gotcha!😂😂😂

[@selvinlinton]

@@charleschacha6876 it only became common sense when the formula was proven time and time again. Before the mindset was that you needed a certain amount of of races to stay sharp for the Olympic and World Championships

[@patrickcheptoek2171]

Who made it a Jamaican approach???

[@NaNcs777]

“Jamaican approach” 😂

[@shepherdsitenta5717]

Looks relaxed at home, he needs to replicate this internationally.

[@jojolords4523]

Also the 800m time of 1:41,70min of Emmanuel Wanyonyi is crazy.

[@cloudbudget]

He could absolutely medal in Paris. His fitness and timing should get him through the rounds in good shape so he can go all out in the final. He is one of the top guys and has to be a favorite to make the final and even medal. Who knows, he could win it all!

[@dhktv03]

The Beast from the East! 💪

[@AttractionPB2]

Noah Lyles is going to run 9.7 at the USA Olympic Trials this year.

[@worldsasuri9430]

Omanyala is truly amazing!🤩

[@wilhelmw3455]

Until he meets real competition.

[@phenamenol]

Great run congrats …good for the sport ….nam Jamaica

[@hdmotsadi]

It's good to see you in person bro

[@efisgpr]

Nairobi is at almost 6,000' above sea level.

[@lordofthememes674]

That is a lie

[@roybean7166]

Runners can fly at altitude. Seen that often in my home country , south 🇿🇦 africa. Nevertheless, Omanyala is a very good sprinter. Roy b,CapeTown south africa 🇿🇦

[@eddiewtong213]

The Nyayo Stadium is 5450 feet above sea level.

[@andynaz5631]

Noah Lyles is gonna be hard pressed to realize his mild predictions with all the sub tens dropped this Olympic year.

[@BlueHopi144]

he is aware many will want to beat him .....in the 100

[@andynaz5631]

@@BlueHopi144 World Record might be brewing.

[@BlueHopi144]

@@andynaz5631 only in the 200

[@BDQ1975]

Why would Lyles be shook by Omenyala when he has never lost to him at any distance. All together Lyles vs Omenyala, Noah is 10-0 against Ferdinand 60m: 2-0 100m: 7-0 150m: 1-0

[@BlueHopi144]

@@BDQ1975 correct . Those guys make me laugh .....with their ridiculous ego lead predictions . Lyles waits anybody in the 100 & 200

[@christopherbrand5360]

The interview content really levels this up a notch. Great work!

[@ralstonhaley3161]

Time was done at altitude with decent wind. This is probably a 9.9.

[@crabb9966]

Legal wind, you can't just remove the wind speed... altitude, sure. But saying this is a 9.9 is hating

[@wateraerobics8596]

Seems like you have done the calculations … very impressive

[@ralstonhaley3161]

@@wateraerobics8596 I have the calculator in my head.

[@kanyinginjoroge]

The top sprinter this season. Wishing him to win gold for us in Paris.

[@easygoer410]

Amazing ,when you think of East African athletics you think of long distance running

[@TheRasiani]

The ironic part is that their 5000m dudes are only top 25 in the world so far in 2024.

[@jamesinzoberi6976]

He's a wow the first Kenyan to put Kenya on the sprints map he's doing well very very well

[@mcfanrobinhood]

Bolt would have run 4.58 at this altitude 😂

[@Magnusfication]

Lol

[@TheTmat007]

I don't buy this BS that high altitude improves a sprinter's performance!

[@kc5466]

@@TheTmat007but it does. Not to the the extent first comment said though. If Usain ran his world record time in Kenya it probably would have been a 9.49 to 9.51.

[@cactusy9332]

Its not BS. It is science. High altitute, lesser air molecules, lesser air friction, faster.times

[@gideonmushure9446]

Honestly the improvements due to altitude aren't extremely significant which is why times run at altitude can still hold as records, world leads etc... however Ferdinand tends to run best in Kenya probably bcz it's his home soil and he will he more relaxed

[@christopherhamilton3621]

Raising the stakes & standard for the Olympics!!! Go Kenya…

[@Jojo4-l3d]

That's brutal run man

[@Leonidas-eu9bb]

yes altitude and +1.5 wind is a clear advantage

[@brigitokeka4311]

He's more grounded and calm now. Great things come from that.

[@trogpo]

He makes Ben Jonson look like a skeleton.

[@desmondyung]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@derwinjohnson8174]

I wouldn't go that far. To me, Ben still looked a little bigger.

[@hman2912]

Solid lad

[@crabb9966]

Ben Johnson had insane squats and bench press, Omanyala must have it too

[@k.alex.4885]

I saw him in person at the Atlanta City Games, and he's NOT as big as what we see on tv. You'd be surprised to see how small and slim they are.

[@Adam4954-]

Damn, impressive

[@BrotherJudahisreal]

If Omanyala continues to preserve himself he definitely can win a medal in the Olympics.

[@SirCT]

Kishane Thompson ran 9.77 at the Jamaican Olympic Trials. That would make him # 1 this year.

[@maranganjoroge]

I was there at the stadium. He looked good.

[@tonyrisling9518]

always at his best in Kenya, at altitude. He will be lucky to make the final in Paris

[@AtunHotepRe]

I seriously doubt Noah Lyles will even get a medal in the men’s Olympic 100m. With Thompson, Omanyla and Seville at 9.77, 9.79 & 9.82 respectively, there is really no room for Lyles 💯

[@angelredd2571]

I’m excited for the Olympics…hopefully he can make a record!

[@panashenhavira]

Altitude or not, how does my mans run 9.7 and then can't break 9.9 in a championship final. Hell not even a final. A heat 💀 but let's wait and see 🔥

[@kjford587]

Altitude and wind are factors that's how. Until I see a low 9.8 at or close to sea level with insignificant tailwind from him im not convinced these times are reflective of true superior speed.

[@trogpo]

Drug tests in Kenia are a joke, and in a major championship less so.

[@crabb9966]

​@@kjford587 altitude is a factor but not as much as you make it seem. Wind is much more important

[@kalinasuter6535]

less drug testing in kenya

[@wateraerobics8596]

Like he said … he peaked to early in the past … just look at the data presented here … not hard to see

[@barath4545]

Wish him the best - Only worried about this being his home turf + at altitude, so that combined probably gave him a 0.1sec boost. A "virtual 9.89" in "Paris-mode" is still amazing though and the plan he has makes all the sense in the world, so hoping he can makes rounds in Paris. Paris predictions: Clear heats, QF 10.05, SF 9.95, Final 9.84 and Bronze.

[@eunicepadilla4355]

Wow

[@szymon6207]

Fastest time 9.79 (+1.5) in World Lead

[@MathTutor734]

I really hope he wins gold or at least a medal in the olympics. I have seen many critic him for running fast at high altitudes. Maybe he could consider taking the rest of his trainings before the Olympics at a stadium in Mombasa which is lower in elevation?

[@muha8598]

He landed a few hours to his race at the word championships in 2023. That must have affected his performance

[@LoneGunmanProd]

Normally I give Omanyala a hard time because he isolates himself in Kenya all year and runs silly times due to the elevation and wind. Then he shows up for an international event and gets smoked. This year he's at least been running in international events against elite competition. This run is no different than what he normally does in Kenya every year. You'd think analysts would've caught on by now and not hyped up a time like this, but here we are. He still hasn't proven he can get through the rounds with enough speed to be a contender. Oh, and he's 28 now.

[@4plum]

Good to see that they're not all banned and Kenya still has quality clean runners.

[@alfredkwok9239]

Very high speed and high chance for Gold medal in the coming Olympics games.

[@LeoRothwell-sh2wv]

Wanyonyi’s performance was the best of the meet

[@BlueHopi144]

in which discipline ?

[@LeoRothwell-sh2wv]

@@BlueHopi144 800m

[@wateraerobics8596]

Yes it’s funny how they don’t blame it on altitude… like Omanyala.

[@cookierobber]

​@@wateraerobics8596 High altitudes make sprinters faster, but distance runners slower (because there's less available oxygen for your body to use). The 800 is somewhere in the middle, so there isn't gonna be a huge effect one way or the other

[@BeautifulEarthJa]

OBLIQUE & KISHANE RUN 9.82 IN HEATS AGAIN TODAY 😁

[@Neofolis]

That's now his five fastest times that have been run in Nairobi, Kenya, although to be fair two of those times were 9.85 and he has also run 9.85 at Hayward Field. It would be good to see him running more consistently fast in International meets at lower elevation.

[@QuamfyMarc]

High altitude time! Is he able to bring such a time at sea level in Olympic Paris. Its hard but not impossable.

[@charmiemael460]

Yes if he maintains this speed he will surely medal n the Olympics

[@anthonymburu5720]

OMANYALA WILL CERTAINLY EARN AN OLYMPIC MEDAL IF HE IS CONSISTENT. WISH HIM ALL THE BEST AS A FORMER SPRINTER MYSELF.

[@JappaKneads]

The men's 100m just got a lot more interesting...

[@slim_pickins01]

On both of his sub 9.8s his physique was slim opposed to his usual muscular physique. Could be the sun. It cooks over there in Africa.

[@MrCocoNut08X80]

If he will stay focus to execute correctly, he will become the first African 100M Olympic Gold Medal in history, talent and work is there! 9.75 my prediction

[@leroy44]

Right time to peak. Letsile, Omanyala, Akeem, Lyles and even Jacobs will be great to watch in Paris.

[@kevinlanier4356]

He's throwing the javelin next

[@SIRNUNOO-ej6gw]

poised. promising, provided he doesn't freeze on bigger stages. a great potential. i think Omanyala NEEDS a MOTIVATIONAL COACH.

[@megamenomateus9363]

Finally, I got a chance to see my favourite youtuber😅😅

[@rogertrygg5485]

It doesn't matter how good times they get at home in Kenya at high altitude, as long as they get beaten in man-to-man duels where the runners have the same conditions

[@josedelnegro46]

Nostradamus thanks forthr Kenyon TV recommended. I am subscribed prior to your recommendation. And remember crawling, walking, running, and breathing are the absolute foundation of life. The better athletics are better we all are. Think of athletics as life long pace setters. 9.79 that is great paces now set for Paris. At least three runners will hit 9.8 in Paris. I want the whole field to run 9.85 or under. I want to see the swiftest field in history run. The over all field speed tells us where sports medical and research is at any given point. The guy who get to the line first gets gold but unless the whole field cross the line with him or her it is only a statistical outlier. Whole field 9.85 or under. When you guys are in the blocks in Paris turn to the guys on your left and right and demand at least a 9.85 and that everyone run though the finish line. Each runner owes that to himself. And Nostradamus is looking at fields not green pastures where GOATs eat green grass.

[@mockinghyena960]

9.79? That's awesome! I know it was at altitude, but he needs to run consistently under 9.90s in a place not at altitude

[@rayflaherty3441]

Safi sana bwani - bahati njema!

[@BlueHopi144]

I could see him taking the Gold if he maintains his new approach ....smart Trainer & althlete .

[@EthanSolomon-hh9uc]

From what I've seen so far I gotta go with Lyles in Paris. Christian Coleman and Fred Kerley need to step it up.

[@slim_pickins01]

He's dangerous on home soil.

[@ExileRadio]

This time doesn’t seem to be acknowledged by World Athletics as the WL yet?

[@AshBiggums]

Thats a bright soul

[@daveedyamzy6878]

I can see a few mentioning his time on relation to altotude etc. what i think we aint considering is unlike pervious years, he runs fast times and peaks at kip keino classics where he always runs his best time but he's just peaking at the best time of the season

[@rockhaven4435]

High altitude times are always suspect. Nairobi, Kenya (5889 ft.) is over a mile above sea level so that's always going to be conducive running good times. It looks good on paper... but lets not forget, Omanyala just ran in Jamaica 2 weeks ago and came third behind Oblique Seville and Noah Lyles. Running fast times always looks good, but what really matters is how do you run against the best in the head-to-head matchups. That's what counts Omanyala has yet to prove he can beat the best in the world when it really counts.

[@fearlessjoebanzai]

Wait till you see his times in the steeplechase!

[@jordanjones794]

He only runs fast in Kenya and he fumbles when it matters

[@TheRasiani]

It'll be historic if he can break through the N.Americans. I think the last African to threaten was Fredricks of Namibia in the 90s. But he looks as fast as anyone this year, so far. He absolutely could be on that podium.

[@bobearecords3460]

omanyala now is financially stable thats why he can peak at the right time

[@DosSantos721]

Isn't it he reaching his peak a little too early yet again? Because the 100m final will be today in exactly 7 weeks (almost 2 months).. So I wonder if he can go significantly lower than 9.79 or even hold that time up until the finals in August?🤔

[@BlueHopi144]

thats the real question of course for any athlete ....competing in Paris .

[@lautarobrizuela3116]

Total Running Productions is faster making videos than Usain Bolt running

[@TheChinaPlay]

nice graphs to illustrate the point.

[@ricobuttonpusher7061]

Bro needs to bring this game into the big finals

[@tsmith9063]

I winder what time it would be at a normal track against others

[@laminfaal414]

Wow!

[@sarelbester9039]

Fantastic performance by Omanyala. This performance, and some recent events unfortunately makes me think of Kerley as a bit of a clown.

[@couch.patati-patata]

9.79 is Ben Johnson's time. Even the pull out guy ran the same time at the Tokyo Olympics.

[@TheoOJamaloO1]

9.80 was the winning time in Tokyo

[@robinbauer1975]

Pls make a video about wanyoni top 3 all-time and within 1 sec of the WR And Ethiopian trials in nerja Mahari ran a 26:36 U20 WR at only 17 adding it to his U20 (indoor) WR

[@cliffordhill2365]

These kinda times always throw folks off because if the athlete doesn't end up running this time or better folks are wondering what happened? IDK who wins in Paris, but I know what athlete lives to perform under the bright lights, and that's Noah Lyles. Look for him to establish a new American record in the 200M and to at least medal in the 100M

[@jonyu9333]

Omanyala always performs well at home.

[@madamnoire7464]

Omanyala runs insanely fast at home in Kenya. If only he could do so elsewhere.

[@ranisharoni75]

Just did a Ben Johnson!

[@blainenewton7188]

Take nothing away from this likeable man, but the combination of favorable wind and high altitude probably translates to 0.15 +/- seconds slower at sea level with no wind. Still quite good, especially for this time of year, but nothing special. Let's see how it unfolds come August.

[@AshBiggums]

Is it harder to run at sea lev or high altitude

[@wateraerobics8596]

He always peaks too early in the season ( inexperience ) I can see this year he is trying to peak at the right time well done

[@ahmadtarmidzi-e1t]

I hope he gets gold medal in Paris Seville Silver Tebogo bronze

[@customname4680]

Sea level though?

[@titusmuli035]

Its at 1500m

[@efisgpr]

​@@titusmuli035Nairobi is 1,795m above sea level.