Craziest Sprinter Ever (Abby Steiner Makes History)

[@supersevenn]

She is like a Terminator. It's people like her that come along once in a while that make me shed a tear watching her perform. She is awesome !!

[@joemchang]

Shes runs like a mechanical doll

[@twincherry4958]

She's not all 1 though...

[@darkpassenger65]

Ditto

[@jamesklein7259]

Shed a tear is right

[@Roger-vk2fi]

Wow. She's amazing. What an athlete !!!

[@lvaz1248]

I hope she stays healthy and injury free!

[@m118lr]

..Amen.

[@yeetiesandwheaties]

White magic

[@matt59fire]

@@yeetiesandwheaties Im not going to call you racist because everyone here is thinking about race. Some are even bringing up other athletes to say Abby isnt all that. And long behold, said athletes they are using for examples are the opposite race. Its sad that humans are like this.

[@yeetiesandwheaties]

@@matt59fire I pointed out a double standard. Looks like it worked 100%. Black person runs > comments about "black magic" or "black excellence" > nobody has any issue with it. It's no problem at all. I comment "white magic" and people start slinging around the word racist and getting upset by it. If it's wrong for one, it's wrong for all. If it's not wrong for one, then it's not wrong for all. No more double standards.

[@The_Gallowglass]

She is like one giant running muscle.

[@ronallen6578]

Abby, All of the US is so proud of what you have accomplished in such a short time. Continue to train and work hard, but don't get full of yourself like a lot of "stars" do. Congratulations young lady. Keep focused on what is ahead.

[@gilmeisgeier649]

You go girl!

[@daveking1532]

This young woman is an absolute machine! Her top end speed is insane! Looking forward to what the future holds for her.

[@AlanMydland-fq2vs]

she can peddle

[@dewuknowofHyMn]

Yes...A machine....🤔

[@Rigosanta]

Let men and women run together kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2O2dayCpt1seLM

[@araratoutdoors]

She is insanely FAST!!! I hope we continue to see her break many more records

[@steveewunder]

lol I was her neighbor and ran track with her in high school. We had the same 200/400 coach. Its nuts to see how big she's gotten. It was just a given back in high school that she was gonna crush, so we didn't even have the context to realize she was THAT good

[@ctwya7]

OH, gosh...I worked at the gas station and used to check the air in her father's car tires......OH my GOD!! I'm out of breath.

[@keepitaband5677]

You lucky bastard

[@JoeBlow-d2r]

Well said ,bravo

[@JoeBlow-d2r]

❤

[@coaltrain]

Good grief how can you not be a fan? Such a beast!

[@blueeyedbull67]

I literally cannot wait to see how good she is going to be as she matures as a professional!!! GO ABBY!

[@jonmason9360]

I'm generally not a track fan but having watched a couple of outstanding athletes in the past this is absolutely remarkable and entertaining. She's like a bolt of lightning from the get-go and doesn't let up !

[@AlanMydland-fq2vs]

she is a husane bolt

[@Rigosanta]

Let men and women run together kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2O2dayCpt1seLM

[@richardolson7157]

I used to run the 400 meter men's race in college. Abbey Steiner would have beat the pants off me. I moved from California to Indiana 6 years ago. Maybe I should have moved to Kentucky. She is an real inspiration to me. I run sprints by my local river for fun and cardio. Wish everybody would and could. Keep it up abbey... Your awesome!!!🙃

[@DJ4712DC]

She has a very special way to run and I love it. She is a different kind of beast!!!

[@UncompressedWAVmusic]

Abby is the ultimate female runner with full speed and endurance all the way. Super amazing speed. Abby is pedal to the metal all the way start to finish in blistering speed that always puts a smile on my watch watching her always win. Feels great watching this video, it would be healthful feeling better, which is helpful in are whole life. I celebrate all her wins in the film and it felt like I was winning when I was watching Abby win. All her wins are impressive she the winner wherever she goes. I'm happy for her. Abby is inspirational. The video made me feel really good and I really enjoyed it.

[@JuniorLexus6692]

I love watching her run. Hopefully she stays healthy and also injury free.👍🏼🔥

[@GA-ko4ew]

Brilliant! Phenomenal talent! Thanks for showcasing this lady!

[@brianharder7714]

I love being alive when these once in a generation type athletes come into their own. Jaw dropping.

[@beth-rg8bm]

Abby is one of the most amazing runners I've ever seen...you go girl.🥳

[@KamalasNotLikeUs]

Ever? 🙄🤡

[@Rigosanta]

Let men and women run together kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2O2dayCpt1seLM

[@johnwong2336]

Wow, what an awesome athlete, Abby Steiner. You can see her run so effortless, so smooth and no wasted motion. She can get into an overdrive on a switch, when others get tire. She seems to be one of a kind and will have a great future. With continue success to her.

[@keithv3767]

Her 22 season was incredible, but in the World Championship finals, she looked like her long season finally caught up with her. I hope she skips the indoor season this year to focus on outdoor and limit her races. The young sprinting talent in this country is amazing!

[@timothyhingham3672]

It's tough to say that when she is the best indoor turn runner in history. She could end up setting times that will never be broken.

[@Rigosanta]

Let men and women run together kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2O2dayCpt1seLM

[@thomasdilworth7691]

probably because she actually did come up against top opposition!

[@martinroskilly9994]

I wish her all the best in 2023…. Obviously she works incredibly hard and deserves her success. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@BenOchart]

I've been following track & field all my life. Recently, without doubt, it has been some of the most exciting ever. Thank you for the on-going coverage!

[@legislatedanarchy1380]

People are saying Abby's form looks odd, but all I see is an efficiency and elegance of form that causes her to float over the track.

[@jjackomin]

It does look a little odd, but, hey, she gets the job done.

[@jjackomin]

I just watched her again. It the way she pumps her arms that looks "odd". She exaggerates the forward motion of her arms and ends up reaching out. With the other women it's a more balanced motion. Looks funny, but she makes it work

[@33badyess]

Her form is tight and efficient. I think athletes will start to emulate her.

[@jjackomin]

@@33badyess You may be on to something. It's not that her form is bad, but it's not orthodox.

[@MASFATNINJA]

I think she’s slower on take off than some of the other women. If she can beat them at that too just imagine her times. Amazing.

[@skyewalker7773]

She is very special. Once in a lifetime athlete & humble too. She will deservedly achieve greats heights.

[@benhurcantiller4698]

Unlike Richardson a disaster.

[@wilhelmw3455]

Abby Steiner’s potential at the 400m is enormous and with a reduced racing schedule she has what it takes to challenge for the gold medal at the upcoming world championships and Olympic Games.

[@sharonb537]

If Sydney is going to start doing 400m Id love to see these two line up against each other..

[@AllInTheGame01]

@@sharonb537 Really want to see the 5 main US Relay team members in Syd, Athing, Britton, Abby & Talitha plus 3 of the vets in Kendall, Wadeline & Lynna race each other in an open 400m race!

[@epsilonjay4123]

I want to see a Steiner vs McLaughlin Showdown in the 400m.

[@michaelschultz1104]

Unless Sydney runs the open 4!

[@alanbialeck948]

She actually has a chance as she matures to win it all three races. Cindy McLaughlin is going to go to the 400 open and that will be Abby Steiner's biggest rival over the next 5 to 10 years. Us sprinting especially women is that one of the best places we've been at since the '70s. Abby Steiner is phenomenal and her top end speed is as fast as anybody we've ever seen besides maybe flojo. Abby holds a myriad of records as we know. Her future is so exciting and I don't think I've ever seen anybody quite like her.

[@petermalloy5360]

A truly gifted beautiful runner who floats over the track

[@bdphourde]

You put togather a great presentation of this amazing sprinter's abilities!

[@bethechange4726]

Awesome Athletic Achievement, may more come to Her!! Thanks for running in this world, God speed Abby forever!!

[@ericluckey4626]

Abby is one of my favorite runner or athlete to watch period.. runs with so much power and grace...

[@christopherharris6145]

Abby looks to have a Top gear that none of her competition possesses. She is a remarkable athlete.🏁

[@sneakerman7647]

Until she goes up against the runners from Jamaica

[@shayduncan6208]

@@sneakerman7647 EXACTLY!! I'm so tired of this type of reporting. How are they going to ignore the Jamaicans? That's why true fans that follow track and field would recognize that this is the usual American great white hype mentality. 🙄 She has promise but she's yet to defeat Frazier-Price, Ms. Jackson.

[@ryantogo8359]

@@shayduncan6208 she raced the Jamaicans in the 4x100 and ran a 9.86 and stomped them, smoothbrains. You two need to grow a brainstem

[@shayduncan6208]

@@ryantogo8359 You big buffoon! Beating someone in the 4×1 is NOT the same as beating someone in a straight 100m or 200m race. Obviously you know NOTHING about track and field. Sit down and be very quiet and let grown folk have conversation. By the way, don't reply because I won't respond or read it. Just by your comment alone it shows your IGNORANCE of the sport. Dummy.

[@darkknight3769]

@@sneakerman7647 Abby is not going to beat any of those Jamaican women, and she won't beat some of her own teammates. She's not the fastest out there by a long shot. Everyone giving her praise is showing they haven't been paying attention to all the faster women.

[@JONART1123]

Win or lose,..just watching her its amazing,she's like a train racing down the track and just keeps and going!!

[@R.I.P.]

I can't get enough of Abby ... Can't wait till this season starts .. I just pray for her to stay healthy !!

[@josetobias8084]

She's not only an AMAZING runner... she is amazing COMPETITOR. This is what competitors do: they show up, they do their best, and they don't ever think about stopping - winning or losing. Competitors show up on their peak and slay, but they also show up when they don't feel ready so they can feel ready, and you can see on her face when she is ready and when she is pushing her body to the limit because she wants to feel ready! Being talented is something really powerful, but having the mind and will to PUSH PAST IT is what create legends... GO ABNER!

[@Habeebea]

They show up they compete no matter what! Then they get injured and wash out and are never heard from again.

[@paulcooverjr.6947]

Glad you pointed out runner fatigue. I'm old man. Ran a 10.11/100 and 4:54 mile as a freshman in HS. But bad coaching and pressure to run for the team in as many events as I could led me to quit after sophomore year. Truly amazing wheels and gas tank on this young woman. I guess every generation just gets better and better. Congrats to her, hope her career leads her to gold!

[@uraswami8077]

I’m over 65, and I can still run those times, today! 10 minutes, 11 seconds in the 100, 4 hours 54 minutes in the mile, right? 🏁🏁

[@transamkai]

10.11 100 yard, not meter

[@mtsflorida]

I was the oldest by 2 yrs at the police academy in "05 running 36 sec in 300mtwo consecutive times. First time without a good warm up and the second time a double warm up. Ran to slow at the start and next too fast. It takes practice to get it right. I should have tried for a scholarship but went into the army for 6 years before going into college and running on their track team. Wonder how far I could have gone with a good coach. I was MVP in High school my sophomore year but only the seniors got individual training at Corona del Mar. I went into coaching in my senior year of college and was kicked out of the faculty lounge for looking too much like a high school student. Just think what this girl could have done had she been born a male and think about how far a woman could go if they excelled in something that their minds and bodies were meant for.

[@mtsflorida]

@@uraswami8077 I went in the army in 1974 with a simular time in practice but only had one remarkable sprint in the 100m in less than 10s racing the top sprinter in a relay in CIF. I realized it's not age that's slows you down because at 48 I was just as fast, it's inflammation that causes less range of motion. The best way to keep it is by eating the right foods, staying loose and getting enough rest. Kimchi is fermented for 2-3 weeks and has properties that make good bacteria to not only eliminates inflammation but can increase longevity just as fermented wheat germ extract can fight cancer. There is also a verse Ex 30:23 that gives a formula that was used 2k years ago to increase age 2-3 times. Some scholars say calamus was actual cannabis. Drugs is the worst thing you can take including steroids for any long term affect.

[@Kevinschart]

i think athletics burnout in general can cause this. i was a sub 2 minute 800 runner as a sophomore, but I never really trained for the event. Track was just something I did to prepare for football and basketball. My track career was off and on for the rest of my time in HS. I probably could've at least got a little scholarship money for a small college if I had focused on track a bit more.

[@aodoemela]

Abby running 58 races Vs Sydney running like 4 is hilarious. They live in different worlds.

[@ThaSpeedsterZ]

She stands no chance against sydney.. zero.. none.. zilch

[@lowhanginberries6977]

Just wait til she gets on the 🧃

[@aodoemela]

@@ThaSpeedsterZ Who asked?

[@jacobdoyle420]

@@ThaSpeedsterZ She's not going to date you.

[@InTrancedState]

@@aodoemela yo momma

[@jaimelambton1809]

She's awesome. Looking forward to seeing her in person in Budapest next year!

[@Dhsvev]

Still crazy to think looking back at it she graduated the same year as I did from highschool way to go Abby !

[@Uofijustin]

That 100m race is what sold me on her abilities. I've never seen someone jump like that at 40 meters and lay the hammer down. Maybe it was the camera angle, or maybe it's just Abby competing like the beast she is.

[@johnmagill7714]

You can literally see her shifting gears like a high-performance race car.

[@kingg_shuffle3513]

If your saying you’ve never seen that before that means you haven’t been watching track and field long

[@Uofijustin]

@@kingg_shuffle3513 of course I've seen someone kick it into high gear before. There's a bit of tongue-in-cheek here and yes, I've been watching track and field since the days of Carl Lewis and FloJo.

[@kingg_shuffle3513]

@@Uofijustin and once again that’s cap you forgot about Tyson gay your not mentioning the rocket Shelley (it’s literally her nickname) Noah lyles? And also how can u say that when we watched her lose at her best? I’m cool of being a fan but don’t put false information out there

[@Uofijustin]

@@kingg_shuffle3513 ok dude you're a bigger fan than anyone and you pay attention more than anyone. Time to start your own KZbin channel and only allow TRUE fans to have access to your exclusive analytical content. Deuces ✌️

[@itry2brational]

Sydney and Abby give strong feelings of pride for being an American. Such grace and class.

[@coreypayne760]

Both were wildcats too!

[@straightchad8059]

But these days must beware of coloured athletes , they will deliberately lose races to bring down America in the international points standing . Remember what the coloured female gymnast did ? She pull out of competition so America has less medals in order to help china . Hating America is fashionable for coloured people at the moment .

[@pectoralis1565]

Have you heard of Allyson Felix?

[@itry2brational]

@@pectoralis1565 lol Of course. But she's retired. Sydney and Abby are representing us now and in the future.

[@EnergeticRhythm]

Her stride is different but awesome! Less movement in the upper body and arms. In the next few years if she is rested and injury free and starts quicker she will break National and Olympic records. Her overdrive and speed increase at the end of races is legendary! She reminds me of Secretariat! One of a kind with a giant heart! Baby We Were Born to Run!

[@1flash3571]

Yeah, true. Her arm movements are different than others, but works for her.

[@koreyleigh2733]

WORLD, ALSO.

[@Redpitdog]

World Class. Amazing. Hope she stays humble, I doubt I could.

[@jays2573]

this young lady is truly amazing....she has God given talent.......and ever so humble......

[@galactyx1]

She is a golden talent. Thank you for the season recap 🏆

[@mickdonedee1]

She is so solid around the turns. Hope to hear her name at the Olympics.

[@russelljackson2668]

sxd

[@moviegal6000]

Abby has what it takes to be an incredible international track star. Especially with Allyson Felix retiring we need someone to lead the USA women's track team and she has it. She had a fantastic Worlds in 2022. I see greatness from her in the years to come.

[@Brave-828]

Steiner had such a stellar 2022 season, I can’t wait to see what she does in 2023 running on fresh legs 🙌🏾

[@teresaoneill6440]

Abby is fabulous and I enjoy watching her competitions. Go Abby! YOU ARE INSPIRING! 🎉

[@hufemeve]

that cadence/turnover is insane 🔥🔥 she's destined to greatness without a doubt

[@tompaulcampbell]

She's arrived but more to come!

[@alainbellemare2168]

Adductors strenght

[@Skedawg88]

She is already great.

[@mattschm5486]

If she doesn’t burn out

[@situationunchanged9733]

I was here to post her cadence is another level!! 🔥

[@MrSupernova111]

Amazing! Her form looks odd but clearly it helps her! I hope we get to see more of her.

[@tyharris9994]

Steve Prefontaine, Bob Kennedy, Jim Ryun, Michael Johnson. Evelyn Ashford. Just a few unique forms that come to top-of-mind. I could tell you who the runner is with the faces and uniforms blurred out just from the form in all these cases. Apparently there is more than one right way to get there.

[@tomtam7067]

​@@tyharris9994 I thought her movement looked different right away. The upper body dose not have much wasted motion/movement and her arms move back and forth less then the other runners as they seem to pull her body forward. Just amazing.

[@tyharris9994]

@@tomtam7067 Bob Kennedy had that kind of relaxed efficient form as well. I ran against him in high school and remember how his upper body / arms barely moved and how his face would seem as calm as if he was at home watching TV while the rest of us were straining and grimacing and driving our arms. There is a lot to be said for efficiency. Some people have to learn it and for some it's natural. I never had that.

[@bobryant9923]

She runs like a girl, not an athlete. It's awesome.

[@jacobmiller1157]

That's a damn cheating dude...wake up

[@garyhughes2446]

So we have a sprinter with afterburners now !!! Astonishing how she caught up to the field and blew past them, all of them like they were in reverse. Very obviously she has major talent, works her butt off and apparently his passionate about it. She runs a lot of races I hope she doesn't burn out or get fatigued but it's apparent she knows what she's doing so it will be very interesting to watch her next season, and I don't usually watch track and field events, I will now.

[@madgamer6266]

Abby Steiner is the one of best out there Good luck and hope you win at the Olympics

[@jhanschannel4390]

Omg.. She is really amazing.. Another big star from USA.. All the best to her

[@dewilderdbetter]

After watching many of Steiner's races, I am convinced the secret to her success is that, as one commenter called it, INSANE turnover rate; I have never seen a sprinter keep those feet pumping on the track as much as she. But it's funny because you'd think that would involve more work on her part but she doesn't seem to be working at all. Go, Abby, you got a big fan here.

[@alfredcaltabiano4650]

I love you Abby you're the best

[@BlueBeeMCMLXI]

You mean cadence.

[@charlesknoepp2865]

❤ Thanks for this insane upload schedule!!! Keep up the grind 🙏😇❤

[@d5Acierto]

Whoa, truly impressive record. Praying for her success and that she stays healthy and strong.

[@chrissartain4430]

Great to see someone excel so quickly and young meaning she a long ways to go !!

[@AircondGypsy]

Sprinting was always my favorite track and field event, I loved burning up the track. Abby did awesome work!

[@bpekhoul]

Run Abby Run!!! Abby Steiner has a great future in front of her. She broke so many records left and right like no tomorrow. She will be the greatest of all times.

[@terrancegraham5567]

Stop it bruh 😆 🤣..she's very good,but I doubt if she will make top 5 greatest of all time women sprint

[@Jeff-vs3oc]

Abby stainer is a great performer and we hope to see her capability in the world biggest stages

[@timothypatrickmurphy7118]

Looking forward to upcoming season!!! Keep up the Great Work on your channel! 👍

[@jdsheleg8332]

I am not into any sports, but I truly enjoy watching this video. It is good to see that there are still sports worth watching.

[@loulabelleparsnips4127]

Great performances by Abby Steiner, ty for this !

[@jimmc8438]

Abbey certainly has the physical abilities but she also has to have the mental toughness to work the strategies and to work through the pain to run at her level. Awesome Abbey

[@jonbravo9278]

Her kick, stride, foot placement and knee bend is so consistent and perfect its like a machine against humans. They have zero chance.

[@swampdickie]

Wait, we have it on good sources, (Kooaide soarkers of Uganda), that she soaks her shoes/laces for 48 hours in PUMA cat piss, rinses them in German 25% beer and THEN, and this is the killer,,,laces up using the kutuso method, aka...up, across, thru the middle, 13* down thread and then the triple loop to the tie down. That is the reason she is able to use the 17 -degree right foot drift and 4- degree left foot roll over which gives her the thrush.

[@edwin5419]

Her ferocious top end speed makes the other, extremely fast women, look pedestrian. Amazing

[@sitthapromwasphornsaran5736]

It's a thrill watching Abby kicks in her turbo mode in the 2nd half of her sprint.

[@artisaprimus6306]

Amazing athlete! Great to see new stars in the making.

[@websurfer1000]

I've been watching Abby race for years. She had an amazing college career and her performance at worlds was fantastic! I wonder if you can do a video on runners first year as a pro? From what I've noticed for most runners the first year is a very tough transition year when turning pro if you dont have a good support system/staff/family protecting & supporting you vs exploiting you. 2023 is her first full year as a pro. As a big track fan I always watch closer during the first year as a pro to see how they make it through the transition. She seems to have a great family supporting her so I expect a few rough patches at first then she comes out great. Even Mu had a few rough patches transitioning last year before things smoothed out.

[@davidelliott5265]

Always love watching your excellent videos!

[@andrewdavid5928]

Abby's leg stride is astonishing. Her precision arm movement still propels forward motion and decreases centrifugal friction, so she uses less energy to maintain balance. Basically, she's a running machine.

[@dutchdna]

She picks up her knees higher, hence she has a longer stride length.

[@HkFinn83]

Her form is terrible, wtf are you taking about

[@andrewdavid5928]

@@HkFinn83 yeah, that's why she's smoking the competition.

[@HkFinn83]

@@andrewdavid5928 there are many athletes at higher levels, up to and including Olympic champions, who have weird technical things and imperfections. Winning a race in college does not mean you have perfect technique

[@MrT67]

Yeah righto. You're one of many in this post with a masters in biomechanics, so I'll take your word on it......🙄

[@lovey9286]

She is soooo smooth absolutely crazy what a machine

[@pachin8591]

Incredible athlete! Stay strong and victorious.

[@mediamannaman]

This was a well-done video. Great job!

[@peterlong9629]

It will be interesting to see her times, from running a handful of races and not 57 races!

[@topfitnessssss]

Do you know why she ran purposely that many races ? .. to get into the eyes of the best world sponsors out there -- THAT girl will be millionnaire in a couple of years and will become a LEGEND # ONE

[@peterlong9629]

@@topfitnessssss Legend? She will have to have better finishes against the Jamaican women than she did at the Worlds in order for that to happen. She ain't there yet. She has the potential.

[@topfitnessssss]

@@peterlong9629 I believe in her

[@Delimon007]

@@topfitnessssss Good luck with that, she's far off the best so far. She's not even close, and most competing pros know this. Is she fast? Yes. A legend? Hell no.

[@topfitnessssss]

@@Delimon007 Legend ? No. Legend in the making ? Yes.

[@GIBBO4182]

My personal favourite athlete of last season...truly a remarkable, near superhuman effort! And she wasn't even fully professional 🤣

[@kofiofosu9051]

She is amazing. Can’t wait for the Olympic Games!

[@jasonlock2203]

Her Hard work pays off both at the track and off the track. Not to mention she's a beautiful young woman. Good stuff!!!

[@marknewton6984]

An all around Winner!

[@adamplona9438]

When you run fast enough it's turns into miniature flying, falling gracefully. The trick to flying is to throw yourself at the ground and miss! You go girl! Like in horse racing, when you see a runner come from the back of the pack and just start to pull and pull and it gives you goose bumps when they just keep accelerating and pulling past each other competitor like they were standing still. Just AWESOME! Nascar has the same feel when a racer comes from the back of the pack and just hits those lines perfect and runs a perfect lap. Everyone loves it when an underdog wins... except the other losers to the race. Tortoise and the Hare!

[@lancelape1202]

She's a beast!

[@marknewton6984]

With good looks too!

[@Hellfurian1972]

I am keeping my grandmothers ring in my pocket just in case of meeting her...I will be on one knee to be sure. This woman is Wonder Woman! May she be blessed in all of her deeds.

[@sharonb537]

hahah..good luck with that quest.

[@blueeyedbull67]

Get in line brother...a long line!

[@marknewton6984]

A VERY long line!

[@ericpiepho637]

She is such an inspiration! Go Abby!

[@kyfms6061]

One of the most impressive athletes in the world. Period. The woman is special.

[@liberty5069]

She just does not have a bad race. She's always reliably VERY fast.

[@johngreg12]

we are still waiting for her to medal at the international stage, not relays.

[@KamalasNotLikeUs]

But not fast enough

[@fifthbusiness1678]

That cross-armed, upright style is a little unusual, but it certainly works for her! Her finishing speed is remarkable. The world is going to hear about this woman very soon.

[@cdubwilson3092]

It def is, but I wonder if it helps...I was forced out of the habit

[@cvn6555]

Love this. Hope she serves as a shining example for all of those young girls that currently feel like they can't be sprinters or aren't given the chance.

[@realtalk423]

@CVN65 Your statement sounds very familiar. Sounds exactly like what black parents say when their children face real discrimination. Last time I checked sprinting in track and field if you line up and your faster than your opponents, you will get the opportunities especially as a Caucasian. Example Abby signed a contract much larger than more accomplished black athletes. I would like for you to try and place yourself in the shoes of other people when you make a statement like you did

[@calc1657]

@@realtalk423 The issue is one of self-opting out of something because of one's race. Limiting one's self because the expectations one feels from society. it could be the smart black kid not joining the chess club. It could be fast white girl not joining the sprint team. It could be asian kid not joining the youth basketball team.

[@realtalk423]

@@calc1657 People of color are not self-opting out of anything, they are fighting to be aloud to compete. Also when you say society, let's be very clear you have never heard a crowd of black people yelling racist slurs at white children competing in a sporting event. There's thousands of video evidence of adult white people doing this to black children. Don't forget the behind the scenes racism that is to prevent them from being able to compete.

[@ZekeMan62]

@@realtalk423 Waaaaaaaaah!

[@margeryfranko1850]

Fascinating viewing. Well done Abby 🎉🎉💜

[@AJM-timecop]

... and she makes it look effortless. Wow.

[@fablemx8]

What makes Steiner so dangerous is her 400m strength.

[@PopJacare]

Exactly!!

[@BlueHopi144]

insane potential . The Usa will be unbeatable on relays for years to come with those new talented athletes on the 400 / 400 H

[@AllInTheGame01]

@@BlueHopi144 Yeah Sydney & Abby at 23 being the 'veterans' of that group that also has Athing, Britton & Talitha is frightening!

[@BlueHopi144]

@@AllInTheGame01 those 5 together will be epic to watch race next year at the WC according to who qualifies of course .

[@AllInTheGame01]

@@BlueHopi144 Yeah that 5 plus one actual vet should be the 6 in the relay pool that competes in every global champs from this year to the LA Olympics in '28. Of course, you can never rule out someone else emerging out of the NCAA system in that time!

[@andrigtmiller]

I think she can definitely be a world champion and gold medalist in the future. Just has to train smart and stay healthy.

[@XDF745]

And hope the Jamaicans get slower.

[@JaymoJoints]

She's got two relay golds already

[@22LxzZ]

@@XDF745 "slower" stop doping is what you meant

[@realtalk423]

@EchsenRitter I'm glad you mentioned doping, because Abby reminds me of the East Germans doping, statistics and history shows European women are unable to run that fast without the help of Performance Enhancement Drugs. So do not try and slander the names of great Jamaican sprinters. We all know your great white hype is using PED's

[@22LxzZ]

@@realtalk423 who says im white? you're just a racist who doesn't begrudge her, slander jamaicans?? Hahaahahaa every elite sprinter is doping especially americans and jamaicans hhahahahhaaaa what a toy you are that cant handle the truth

[@hyrumsmartt4331]

That feeling when a girl is much much faster than you! Kudos to Abby steiner

[@Roscoe1279]

Steiner is a gifted and amazing runner 🏃‍♀️!

[@robertkwiatkoski1292]

With all the b.s. going on today I needed something like this. Thank you Miss A baby!

[@commenter6763]

The fastest mile time I ever recorded was 6 minutes and 15 seconds, and it felt like my heart and lungs were about to explode under such heavy load. Can't imagine running to her level of speed and distance like that.

[@kingwillie206]

Yeah, I ran a 6:42 and that was enough for me.

[@chrisdevalcourt648]

The thrill of victory and the agony of de feet!

[@slappydum]

She seems to have normal stride length, but incredible step speed. Almost seems as fast as 5 strides for her against 4 for everyone else.

[@tyharris9994]

Foot turnover is one of those things that separates good from great. I'm not sure if it can be taught or if you are just born with it but some people just have that extra gear.

[@zedalive4764]

yes, and exactly that part regarding her step speed smells like doping. I've seen such step on Yordanka Donkova, Ginka Zagortcheva (hurdles but it doesn't matter) from what I can recall, that was all doping in the 'good ole days' of dope. I remind everyone, if it's not on the list, it's not officially a dope...until it gets on the list. all the stuff on the list, there was a time when it still wasn't on the list. labs are one step ahead

[@FlightofFalcon]

Yes, I think her lower and more linear arm swing matches up to her lower knee height at top of her leg and cycle. This seems to allow her to cycle her strides a bit faster than others. She may well be revolutionizing how we should teach sprinting

[@RatusMax]

There's just something about her run...I am too old to sprint professionally but, the way she runs, I feel like it resonates with me. For now I am still trying to undo the imbalances in my body. EDIT: Her stride frequency is almost the same as mine. That's why it resonates with me. I just don't have the strength, endurance, balance, etc. to put the force down and increase my stride length. One of these days I will go join a sprinting team and run in the old mans league. Either that or have children and learn with them lol.

[@keithjaeger1]

Thanks for packaging this. I just love heroes

[@sofiecarr249]

What an amazing athlete Abby Steiner. Go for the gold girl🙏🇺🇸👋👋👋

[@willie-vj4ms]

You go white girl!❤

[@MrTalmaguer]

She is just pure madness 🙏🙏🙏 wishing her the best in her future

[@RobertColfack]

She is amazing she's not only fast she's also beautiful....

[@Hizov]

You make absolutely great videos... much appreciated...

[@thomassawyer6523]

Some people just have a special gift, and then know how to perfect it both mentally and physically - and that's Abby!