Science of the running track explained | Faster Higher Stronger

[@juanpablodelano9412]

Excellent explanation and focused on athlete's biomechanic which is critical to understand for good performance. Dr.'s accent is not relevant because I understood perfectly well his comments.

[@Fluffisnoterm]

This is a great video, and the professor seems like a really nice guy. Bravo!

[@leomuso8338]

Only one word... WOW the video is very interesting , especially when you speake about the energy that is released from the athletes to the track and from the track to the athletes, you must make other video about this topic because I Think is fascinating!!

[@colgateindustries4506]

i never knew that the running track was designed with such thinking like i knew that there has to be some sort of pro thinking but this is fascinating good job

[@MrTrackman100]

Excellent explanation of foot force. But what exactly can a sprinter do to maximize this force to run faster? Technique? Drills? And by the way, I wish I could speak Italian as well as you speak English!

[@axleblaze123]

You need to create explosive feeling, try to practice Olympic cleaning weights

[@m.d.sharpe8892]

awesome explanation

[@BigChuang]

No offense, but I'm quite curious about where this Dr. comes from because his accent is a sort of special for me. I guess he's from southern European country.

[@videotraininganalisi]

Zhuang KenDY Hi Zhuang, I'm from Italy, you beat the target.sorry for my accent and for my english but I think is a quite normal for a not mother language. I know that i need to increase this aspect thanks for the comment. I'is not an offense, a stupid man is a man ready to offense for me is a stimulus to improuve, thus sinceritly thanks, with respect Mauro

[@Psysso]

He is italian.

[@jessesmith-garcia5313]

He might be from Italy, just a guess.

[@ahirasanchez5941]

Amazing!!!

[@BigChuang]

To Dr. Testa: Haha you're too serious I'm just a little bit of curious about where you come from You don't need to apologize to me I also like track and field, and with your professional analysis, more guys can know more knowledge 'bout this field. So It's I have to say sorry for my immature comment and making your misunderstanding Just don't think too much about my comment :)

[@videotraininganalisi]

Hi Zhuang, not really misunderstand me I'm really sincere when I wrote you, i appreciate when a person is frank and direct and express his opinion are moment to grow. Yes, I agree with you sometime I'm too serious but consider that my job is my passion and involve any fiber of me. Thank, you are a pleasure person! Ciao Mauro

[@tyleralexandermartinez8971]

How does an athlete train to put more force into the ground ?

[@Bday-df2bw]

Plyometrics

[@Jackjunkie]

Overloading,plyometrics and better running efficiency.

[@Ray-zono]

Cool

[@haakon1118]

I stop school when IN Norway when i was like 11 i think. And i dont think you need anyschool at all to now how to win it. School just bad for sports. It's better to run.

[@dannybro147]

cool

[@dd8989891]

amazing video and first comment

[@Olympics]

schuyler orr Thanks glad you enjoyed it, great to see the science behind these Olympic events.

[@daka5187]

@@Olympics can you tell me how faster is to run on track than concrete?in percentage?

[@createdbeing302]

Quite boring tbh