I Never Thought This Record Could Fall

Track & Field is out of control in 2023, and we all absolutely love it!
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[@IntoTheSkyy]

You glossed over the best part of the 5k. With about 300m left, Klecker had a ~25m lead on Kincaid. Kincaid's kick made up the deficit, and then beat Klecker by a solid 5 seconds. It was an absolutely amazing race by Kincaid.

[@GeoAce777]

it also helped that Klecker was TALL decelerating ;-)

[@WithBACON]

Not quite 5 seconds, but...

[@reesey4321]

For sure! His last 200 was in 26! 56 last lap. Can't wait to see what the guy does come outdoors!

[@WithBACON]

@@reesey4321 It looks like Kincaid ran his last mile in under 4:02. Extremely impressive. I'm aware that the new shoes are a factor; what (roughly) does a 12:51 in supershoes convert to in 2015ish shoes?

[@richmarsanico6616]

It should be noted that Klecker did all the hard work. I would've liked to see Kincaid take the lead earlier in the race and work together with Klecker...

[@lexwill8929]

The 4xMile at Penn Relays is going to be WILD! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@nc8186]

it never is lol

[@jeranimo.gaming]

@@nc8186true

[@ccbgaming6994]

Edward Cheserek be like “not so fast”

[@Sukeilfoucha]

I got Washington to win that 😂

[@billucf96]

Even a 15:30 might not win.

[@michaeldeierhoi4096]

There were a lot of great times in there for sure. Tuohy looks like she may have found her stride. Amazing to see EIGHT Washington runners break 4 minutes in the mile. And Kincaid running that 12:51 was amazing. And all of this in the indoor season. A lot of good athlete's to follow this year.

[@benjaminguo7559]

When you put up a gaphic of the 3000m all time list, I happened to notice a time of 7:24.98 in the 3000m only 0.08 second behind the legendary record of Daniel Komen. I was wondering if you ever covered this performance by Getnet Wale?

[@robinbauer1975]

Very true Barega ran aswell like 7:25 high or something like that. Lamecha Girma ran a 7:27 and Aregawi aswell sub 7:30 The thing is Barega went on to be Olympic champ. Girma with an Olympic silver

[@thedailystride5407]

This weekend was bonkers. Cant wait for the season to continue!

[@julianthomas1925]

Thanks for covering this race! Keep up the great videos

[@michaelparker7831]

A bit unusual for Washington State to have so many fast runners on one team. And to have them break so many records. Suggest checking that school for blood doping

[@byronrhodes1659]

Kincade #4 all time!? Crazy, absolutely crazy!

[@Thegardener87]

A great roundup of an insane weekend. 👍🏻

[@michaelbaptist7694]

I got to watch Nyckoles Harbor's 600. I'm a high school athlete and competed in the VA showcase meet, and was surprised to see so many High school national records being broken. Great Experience.

[@kendallvz]

Now I might be bad at math, but does someone want to explain where Galen Rupp's time fits into that men's 3k top 10 list? And why the fastest time I'm finding on the internet for Galen Rupp is a 7:30.16, not 7:28.42?

[@RA-lu6mb]

Yep, I agree with you. TRP is wrong.

[@smalltalk.productions9977]

thanks for the effort and sharing. i am a fan! thumbs up.

[@clintwalker3127]

To put all this into some kind of context or made relative, I watched ‘The history of the Mile Race’. Around 300 years ago people were not even going quicker than 4 and a half minute miles. The official record of 4 and half minutes stood for a long time and even then only got slightly faster in small increments. People did not start to break the 4 minute mark until 1954, when Roger Banister achieved the long awaited Feat then in nearly 70 years Males athletes have managed to shave nearly a further 10 seconds off. Sorry for the long comment but I thought it really puts it into perspective for anyone that wasn’t aware of this, as I wasn’t until yesterday. Keep safe guys, happy 2023 to you all 🎉

[@gary1961]

Back in the mid 1970s, I would have killed for an indoor venue like the ones I see in the States. Here in England even the outdoor school 400m running track was loose cinder or grass. I would like to go back in time and hand my 14 year old self my current pair of Nike Alpha Fly and say Go on, kid, smash them all into the ground. My personal best at 400 metres as a 15 year old was around 53 seconds wearing crappy trainers.

[@TheJhtlag]

back in the 70s high schools in our area in the US were cinder, the local high school near me now has some sort of rubberized compound. That's the problem with time though, you can't go back and fix things knowing what you know now.

[@josephgonzalez_]

So many athletes breaking so many records in such a short time. Incredible.

[@se9865]

Wow, the UW? Back when I was in community college the UW was at about the same level as Alaska Anchorage and Western Washington (both division 2). Heck, I think even Spokane Falls Community College could have beaten UW. I'm surprised they've got that kind of depth now.

[@62BillAD]

Kincade killed it!

[@garyraymond6658]

Training for these athletes nowadays must be off the charts. Better and smarter coaching. It was impressive to see Katelyn hang with Alicia and Whittni. She's not training with some club yet and is also a scholar athlete who obviously works hard on her academics. Who knows where she's headed the next couple years once or if her training moves up a notch. But her progression already seems to be coming fast. Her mile time on Saturday converts to about a 4:04 1500m time. So she also might be ready to break 4 minutes for that length race. Only Jenny Simpson has done that and I think it was at Prefontaine as her college career was ending.

[@t.s.9656]

These new shoes are something else aren't they.

[@edwardbroadnaxjr2592]

Wow just Wow!!!!!

[@modibocoulibaly9680]

I have read somewhere they say its because of how this track is built, with minimum bankingand also using plywood instead of iron

[@RavishingSailor]

Just noticed how for Daniel Komens world record date the have his birth year rather then the date he set the 3k record. For every other athlete they have the year the set their mark at.

[@FisicoKart1]

Where? To me it seems correct

[@RavishingSailor]

@@FisicoKart1 when the world record list goes up. It shows his birth year 1976 as the time the record was set. For the others it’s shows the actual year.

[@lilblaster22]

Looks like the tides are turning in the sport of track and field. You'll learn that...

[@donstoddard8458]

WoW!

[@justcam5959]

It’s just January bro. That’s the crazy part.

[@billtheriault1306]

You do such a great job and I want to thank you for all your doing. I was the Mascot for the 1984 Olympics Sam the American Eagle. Would you like a autographed picture.

[@buffalosoldier7360]

Track and Field is back baby, let’s go!

[@firefox8505]

What about Papay Glaywulu setting the indoor Division II indoor triple jump record in his first performance of the season?

[@kjfleming9761]

Alabama men’s 4x4 3:03👀

[@TheProchargedmopar]

Wow!! 26sec 👍💪

[@chrisastro300]

Damn 12:51 for a 5K!!!! Insane.

[@saetharion]

Yo, proud of my Uni, 8 guys breaking 4min mile in a single race? Daamn.

[@andrewjoyce7374]

kincaid having "a rabbit" in front of him has to help immensely. 8 guys in 1 race all from the same team breaking 4 minutes is outrageous!!!!!

[@leelaural]

you missed the dramatic race womens 4x400 relay in Michigan...

[@vintageswiss9096]

I saw Kipchoge on the 5000m list and then noticed it said 1984. Dude is either a vampire, or anyone born with that name is destined for greatness, lol.

[@SUB-4]

There are 5 people in my school right at the 5 min barrier in the mile and one under it… Me But we are looking for a sub 20min in the 4x1 mile we are running after our track season Here are there times 5:06.9 5:07.2 5:09.6 5:03.2 5:01.4 4:53.72

[@SUB-4]

Last one is my time

[@jarett.]

Will you ever make a video on Montverde Academy? Issam Assinga, Micah Larry, Zyaire Nuriddin and more on the same team is crazy. They’re honestly the best highschool team in the nation

[@vi5ionnono507]

Yoooooo I go there it’s so weird hearing random people talk about our school. I’m on the middle school track team and I see them around at practice sometimes

[@jarett.]

@@vi5ionnono507 Yeah y’all tuff brody.. hopefully u can do the same

[@vi5ionnono507]

@BeenCold That’s the goal.

[@austinc3905]

I used to think i could run in college... this video scares me

[@RaysDad]

What about the field events?

[@simonberube34]

No mention for Lucia Stafford running a North American record in the 1000m?!

[@Paddle_dude]

Wow! 😳

[@pl6867]

Tuohy is built to run. This young lady was born to run. Like it or not genetics matter and she's a nearly perfect genetic specimen of the perfect female mid distance runner. IMHO.

[@GeoAce777]

TRP, track trivia, is there a 'January WR or AR track record' that has held up the ENTIRE year? 😏🤔😉

[@pahtar7189]

Go Huskies!

[@ryangardner6804]

The US' obsession with athletics is actually crazy

[@trevorturner8037]

your obsession with the US is actually crazy

[@ryangardner6804]

@@trevorturner8037 I literally didn't mean it in a negative way you insecure freak. It's just so foreign to me that you guys put so much emphasis on it.

[@trevorturner8037]

@@ryangardner6804 Well damn. It looked like it was in a negative way because of the way it was worded so I apologize for that but track and field isn’t even that popular in the US. Especially distance running which from what I see is way more popular in Europe and Africa. I do agree that American football is praised a little too much

[@sylvainbauge]

Why is Marion Jones still in the record books? And what does it say about Privalova-lova's record? mmm sketchy AF

[@masonjaybasson3547]

What about Lucia Stafford

[@CrombolTerrison]

I mean, you just run faster…like it doesn’t take that much to break a record lol

[@ababagogynqa8614]

I'm looking forward to the people who don't know this is sarcasm

[@m.f.1646]

How is your reply sarcasm?

[@Kevin-fo1vv]

Records were made to be broken, so they are going to break no matter what. People are just going to get better. And the variety of people is going to expand, so expect more records to get broken.

[@eliteprospect2710]

and as always until next time

[@AJT127]

Was Keely's 600m record mentioned?

[@wilhelmw3455]

Yes at 2:55 seconds into the video.

[@AJT127]

@@wilhelmw3455 thanks, my audio wasn't working

[@omgurheadsgone]

Is it just me or are these titles starting to get incredibly clickbaity… disappointing to see this channel slowly begin to go downhill and become just view hungry.

[@curioussand1339]

It's because they all learned from Abby Steiner's phenomenal technique.

[@squashduos1258]

With carbon insoles everything is possible…not surprising to me.

[@matthewg5792]

Most teammates on the same PED's ever.

[@danmak848]

shoes

[@alvarojrgalo926]

Team USA is strong as ever

[@SilencedButNotForgotten]

Why is there so much speculation about Hobbs' gender?

[@patrick7228]

You have to suspend disbelief watching track these days... 😏

[@GeoAce777]

Clearly if Touhey trained solely for a 'dream mile' she would taste the teens

[@TheJhtlag]

That's the thing about it though, she was pretty nonchalant about getting this record, she's really just staying within herself, records like this are just like scenery to her as she improves.

[@unknownunkown1034]

are these athletes all tested for steroids or performance enhancing drugs?

[@michaelsundell2422]

Why are these American athletes able to run these times early in the year with lesser competition, and then later in the year they can't produce similar times? Is it (a) overtraining, and then in outdoor/Olympic seasons they can't run in the same way, or (b) they get used to running against weak fields or against the clock, and when they are up against a world class field they can't re-produce these times? 12:51 is a great time that would win many major competitions......why is it so far from happening on the bigger stages for the American runners????

[@Ineddiblehulk]

Touhey should stay away from 420

[@ikeones]

Abby

[@steadymobbin.]

Tesla ❤️

[@uprightape100]

Fact: if you bought shares at $407 back in 2021, you'd be posting "Tesla poop emojis". And you'd be broke.

[@communityiscringe4087]

@@uprightape100 amen

[@DLites151]

I have to dislike this video because of the buildup of click baity titles over time.

[@timmytheinventor4746]

Lol no one cares.

[@DLites151]

@@timmytheinventor4746 wrong

[@timmytheinventor4746]

@@DLites151 You sure about that? Yeah I 'cared enough to reply' but really, no one actually cares.

[@DLites151]

@@timmytheinventor4746 end of cigarette

[@kentgodfrey2483]

It was interesting until he started talking about girls.

[@elteltoo]

I enjoy your videos BUT they're becoming more and more USA-centric. There was a Women's 600m World Record broken this week and you gave it the merest of mentions. 👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾

[@yowiwediwed6083]

You know Negus is Ethiopian right?

[@wardfreeman7533]

Really? He was born in Louisville, Kentucky. Pretty sure Kentucky is still part of the United States of America.

[@jonasf4065]

@@wardfreeman7533 Doesn't count as American to me. Europeans are the the ones who conquered, settled, and developed America. Everyone else can go eat dirt

[@GANGBENGAL]

such a cringey thumbnail and very cool subjective title

[@badgerspvcoach]

Somdre Guttormsen jumped a world lead and national record in the pole vault, you could of added that to the Boston meet highlights. But I guess nobody cares about the field events….

[@AllInTheGame01]

3:44; 100% agree, drives me crazy whenever I see athletes (Amateurs or Pros) fail to protect that inside lane! There's clearly a sub 45s clocking there for Christopher Bailey who had a massive 2.72s improvement on his previous PB despite that messy first 200m. Aleia's form looked so smooth & flawless, Gail Devers 6.95 US Record has got to be a possibility now!

[@billybob-wx2re]

it's actually a lot harder than you think to completely cover the lane when you're moving that fast, doubly so on a 200m track and with tracks that have that additional inside barrier, you risk everything by clipping it

[@laurenchen30]

youtu. be/A8FSulAcL6s The Truth About Tyre Nichols & the 5 Cops Alleged to Have Beaten Him to Death

[@davidc6032]

You can find Woody's race out there on the youtubes and it's worth a look. He so far behind Klecker with 200 to go he mostly out of the camera frame, and then he drops that 26 second 200. He's moving!

[@ccbgaming6994]

Flo track may have copyright

[@GeoAce777]

NASTIEST kick in the US 😈

[@TheJhtlag]

Yeah, it's out there. His kick was amazing of course, but also he stayed tucked behind the lead pack - and eventually Klecker for much of the race, it then looked like he hit the wall before his fast finish.

[@benanastasoff8980]

@@ccbgaming6994 it was on flotrack

[@jamesromano3288]

Stop scamming us bro

[@jacobgardner5698]

You have to check out Cameron Myers. 16 year old who has run 3:40 and could become the youngest ever sub 4 miler!

[@woolfel]

I can't even imagine running sub 4 mile. All these great new talent is amazing. Is it better coaching + talent or just natural progression?

[@nc8186]

pro runners from the 80s/90s finally having kids grow up. if u wanna feel bad about genetics look up how good kleckers parents were. there is a saying that your parents decide if you're going to be a good runner (genetics matter).

[@woolfel]

@@nc8186 I'm happy for them and don't feel bad. Even when I ran cross country in the 80's I was in the slower half of the team. The varsity team had a few guys that ran sub 16min and I thought that was fast back then :) Having great genetics clearly helps, but the coaching must have gotten better. Lots of people on the track team had injuries or over trained. Good to see a lot of the old rules of coaching have gone away for more science driven approach.

[@clayanderson4058]

Ain't the internet Great for track nuts!

[@Normandy1944]

Just goes to show, you never who or when records are broken. Yes, they can be anticipated, but no one person or event is known to whom may do the deed.

[@yofavvtrackstar]

2023 has been getting better and better

[@PatNeedhamUSA]

7:08 I love the background animation

[@ethan.wroblewski]

What a weekend for distance running🔥

[@shenghan9385]

They must ve stumbled on something really undetectable substance.

[@davidw.robertson448]

It is noticeable that black men and women in the U.S. dominate the shorter distances while the white men and women dominate the middle and longer distances.

[@pebonifield]

Are there are some sort of supplements the general public doesn't know about yet?

[@Trizzer89]

Holy forkballs, Woody

[@kevingilliam6807]

Get to the GD point. I didn't watch past 48 seconds as you rambled on.

[@DANVIIL]

Didn't hear Bolilng's name.

[@MatteoGariglio]

I-N-S-A-N-E Kincaid!! Huge

[@arichison]

Great summary of events this new year, amazing! Your channel is very informative and accurate and good, thanks.

[@aaronmahoney6516]

just in time

[@billucf96]

A woman will eventually break the 4 minute mile.

[@omgurheadsgone]

I really doubt it actually. As of right now, the world record isn’t even close.

[@briangarrow448]

Did you see that UW men’s track team had 8 guys finish under a 4:00 minute mile in the same race this weekend! First time ever happened to a single team.

[@EpicGamer427]

it’s in this video lol

[@TheJhtlag]

@@EpicGamer427 Love it, he outted himself, didn't really watch the video.