Emma Coburn

[@dududu185]

Honestly all these women are amazing all of them basically stayed together during the whole race. 👏👏👏

[@Americanson24]

Basically, no, you're wrong... only one winner.

[@danielcook2003]

top feilds are always like this, mario speed running, top 100 are within 2 seconds of each other. but someone is best by a slight touch, cough cough Emma.

[@mavfan1]

By starting your commenting with “honestly…” you imply that sometimes you lie. Not a good start. Plus just because it’s a tight grouping isn’t some reason to give them a lame group clap/“they’re all so fantastic” comment. This happens all the time. Pollyanna type praise is empty.

[@dududu185]

@@Americanson24 bitch I don't care💀 like duh only one winner that does take back the fact that they are all amazing like why are you mad bruh😭

[@hannahadhikari9861]

As a 1500m runner, this is a really inspirational video.

[@aaronpreddy35]

Good thing Helen S. didn't secure the win else the winner would've been missed and unannounced to the viewer. She pulled a gutsy move with 200m out and really asked Coburn how badly does she want the win. Great race.

[@mgillee1]

I'd like to have seen Elle P in there as well. ALL of these ladies push one another to impressive levels!

[@AN-cy7xm]

1500 is another world from 3000 Steeple. Respect!

[@kickedmarlin128]

2:12 did he say she was a 1:52 800 runner??

[@zoegreen905]

if she was she should be doing the 800m 😂😲

[@MaxReisinger]

loll

[@headlibrarian1996]

I doubt Coburn has even 2:00 speed. If she did she wouldn’t get left in the dust by the Africans in the last lap of a steeplechase.

[@headlibrarian1996]

tosh allan The exception doesn’t prove the rule, which is that Coburn doesn’t have the speed to reliably outkick the Africans.

[@RonWinter335]

Coburn...Colorado strong!!!

[@BenAdams4331]

There's no way she ran 1:52 for 800 meters, the current World Record for Women is 1:53.28

[@harryshaw104]

that was 1:52 for 700m

[@ethanwo101]

missing file

[@TheBissco]

Did the pacer drop out after 900?

[@youtmeme]

Such a weird setting. But I guess the life of a professional runner?🤔

[@chrisvesy7245]

I can ride a bicycle that fast...no...make that a motorcycle😱

[@sanderslongdrive]

I suspect great potential in Aisha , which possibly needs a competent sports psychologist to bring out? Possibly also a couple of physical training tweaks? Few athletes, even at the very top, are properly nurtured and their full capabilities exposed.

[@stiritup4663]

Why do women run in their underwear but men wear running clothes?

[@sanderslongdrive]

That's not strictly true of the men (but more on that later) and as for the women it's not the case that such wear is forced onto them as they have a choice of shorts styles, but rather that it's an integral part of most women's psyche that they like to show off their bodies and sport provides a perfect platform for them to that end. From infancy most of them are groomed (principally by their maters) in the vein that girls need to be pretty and feminine. In today's world many women interpret that as only meaning exposing their maximum flesh. I take the point that there is a strong argument which says that many athletes have pushed the line of acceptability too far, resulting in athletics etc. now attracting seedy photographers and likewise seedy 'fans.' And I can think of one case where such photographers harrassed a very young female pole vaulter to the point of distraction. Personally I'm more disturbed by the gay boy tight tunics worn by many non-African male competitors. It all began in the days of Linford Christie (and what the press referred to as his 'lunch box,' ) and in more recent times we have (simply by way of example) the Ingebrigtsens consistently presenting themselves as nancies. And dressing to achieve aerodynics only needed by racing cyclists. I rarely witness 5,000 metre runners moving that fast. (joke) If it's a problem then I personally see it as being endemic within both sexes.

[@scottharris9506]

None of these women are in the top fifty in the world.

[@Jumbosock]

what is your ranking?

[@matthewcarlton5693]

and your point is?

[@sanderslongdrive]

How would you rank Emma in the steeplechase?

[@jamiechuang2628]

As a 1500m runner, this is a really inspirational video.

[@naesmitty3888]

Her comment is right above yours 😭

[@juliabellgs9446]

Honestly all these women are amazing all of them basically stayed together during the whole race. 👏👏👏

[@rogerlonghorn2425]

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