WHAT DID I JUST WITNESS?? || Emmanuel Wanyonyi Sets Track On Fire With 800 Meter Masterclass

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[@humphreyajuoga8996]

I panicked when I saw David Rudisha’s world record on the line!!! Wanyonyi is special.

[@demultiplexdfunc177]

Had the same reaction. LOL. Rudisha’s stride is simply the most beautiful!

[@darthsilversith667]

Meh.. David and this dude are dopers anyway

[@wilhelmw3455]

@@darthsilversith667Everyone is doping so what is your solution.

[@darthsilversith667]

@@wilhelmw3455 Start actually enforcing the rules and banning people regardless how big of a name they are. Start banning countries for 5-10 years if they wont do more to reel their cheaters in.

[@ELVIs-fw4re]

​@@darthsilversith667según usted todos los deportistas del mundo se dopan

[@zurii]

If you watched the earlier semi's he was tripped , fell and had barely placed at the top, he had to appeal to get into the finals. Running angry was super effective .

[@doon8752]

Love seeing nick Simmonds in a video randomly

[@Bigern2998]

Still watch his old replays now and then. That guy's finishes were so exciting.

[@somethingsomethingdarkside8245]

The fact that Seb Coe did this 40 years ago is insane

[@TheSecondWitness]

Exactly! Coe ran the 800m in 1:41.73 back in 1981! That's 43 years ago. So I'm once again saying "big deal" 😂

[@somethingsomethingdarkside8245]

@@TheSecondWitness seb coe was insane. Ran that time without all the crazy spikes and prepped tracks the guys run on today, 🐐

[@humphreyajuoga8996]

@@TheSecondWitness did Coe dope? It was easier to dope and get away with it back then.😎

[@TheSecondWitness]

@humphreyajuoga8996 You don't know about Seb Coe? 😂 Only the greatest middle distance runner of all time, including 12 World Records and 2 Olympic 1500 meter gold medals (plus 2 silvers). He was chairman of the 2012 London Olympics, a huge success. He is currently the head of the World Athletic Association that runs international track and holds athletes accountable to racing clean.

[@humphreyajuoga8996]

@@TheSecondWitness I know him, it’s just that people are accusing both Rudisha and Wanyonyi for doping, I was just wondering why isn’t Seb Coe also being accused, back then doping was common and athletes got away easy with it too unlike today.

[@wateraerobics8596]

This guy is a new bread of 800m runners. Look at his body. Good mix of lean and muscle. He is only 19

[@kristopherwalhof3660]

Indeed. He is not as "long" as some of the other runners, and he doesn't approach the race like a distance event, but like a sprint. Watching him, my thought early in the race is that he is not efficient enough--he won't be able to maintain that aggressive approach. And then he does. Pretty crazy. Fun to watch. Rooting for him.

[@shanelawson5072]

What nonsense... This physique has always been around in this event

[@wateraerobics8596]

@@shanelawson5072 yeah right name the champions

[@shanelawson5072]

You name them❗Most have a similar build to this guy....

[@wateraerobics8596]

@@shanelawson5072 I thought so …good day

[@Nsamity]

If this guy doesn’t get caught, he’ll probably win gold

[@DominicR-y5d]

Circular reasoning.

[@TradeIQ_Profits]

Surprise Surprise, Kenyans started winning Golds in 1960s

[@headshot9611]

Not really it was done on a very high altitude.

[@Whale15]

@@DominicR-y5dIt appears to be a joke

[@javanm-a1515]

He had the world lead last year so this time is not the most surprising!

[@malligrub]

Sebastien Coe from the 70's and 80's being that close to Rudisaha and the WR is one of the freakiest stats in athletic. He might have run 1:39-x with today's tracks and tech

[@halley4032]

Amazing time for British athletics for sure. Seb's 800m WR, set in 1981, stood for 16 years !!

[@josedelnegro46]

Imagination. Pure imagination. The one thing we do know is that he did not reach the lowest time measurable. And most importantly we therefore know if he had not run the time he ran not one of the 5 1:41 runners would have been compelled to run 1:41. Nearly all the time trail blazers (Roger Bannister) will never be forgotten. Immortality Is a wonderfull thing. So, be the first person to fall with in thé standard deviation of the human limit and one is immortal. Sebastian will never be forgotten ❤

[@keithv3767]

It’s important to remember Coe ran those time before random year round drug-testing and before blood-doping was even tested.

[@Visionary0001]

You are correct (Sebastian Coe would be running 1:39 - low, in today's environment..) However, he wasn't the only one. There was also a kid from Brazil that ran 1:41.77, at AGE 20, back in 1984.

[@josedelnegro46]

@@Visionary0001 1:41.77 is well with in the standard deviation of 1:41 on the right extreme of the Bell Curve. I would say that any run, jump, throw that is on either side of the standard deviation added or subtract from the approximate standard for any event is equivalent. That is how coaches, trainers, and scientists see it. To see it any other way is meaningless. Certainly the casual fan wants "either or" but once we approach human limits we cannot just keep adding desmile points to the right. Statistics say Sebastian Cole ran within the standard deviation of 1:41. That's good enough for me

[@sbarpz]

What’s even crazier is that the 2nd and 3rd times would have both been a world lead for the past 4 years, basically in one race we had the best 3 performances we’ve seen in 5 years

[@Loudaddy]

That’s insane dude

[@torontoclarinetist]

Very impressive. Hope he isn’t doping. It would be amazing to Rudisha’s WR at danger for the Olympics this year.

[@darthsilversith667]

Oh, he most certainly is. Everyone on that track is doping.

[@mcnat5804]

Why do you mfs say that about African athletes? Did you raise doubts when Sidney ran a crazy 400 last week, or when Mackenzie Long dominated at the NCAA Championships?

[@Zak-pn7ir]

Good response. Not all athletes dope.It's a ridiculous measure for doping just because someone is doing exceptionally well. I for one,Dont think the best in the world right now are doping. They are closed monitored,and tested.Not all take the risk. Finally, Wanyonyi would be very be very stupid to intentionally injest any prohibited substance. The risk is too high. If you read his life history, he is not the type that would do that.However, if any doping would be detected on his part, it would be we works of people around him.

[@darthsilversith667]

@@mcnat5804 Oh idk.. maybe it’s all the African runners (hundreds at this point.. that we know of) popping hot for years now.. that might have something to do with it, idk lol 🤷🏻‍♂️😂😂😂 Kenya has been flirting with a country wide track ban for several years now and you expect us not to raise eyebrows at these times.. get real 😂😂😂

[@coldclaws2479]

@@mcnat5804 yes, they all dope, african or western, westerners are just better at not getting caught ;)

[@parkerfleischman1852]

Man I would love to see him challenge rudisha’s WR would potentially move the event forward for the first time in over a decade

[@roybean7166]

African athletes stepping up !! Roy b, CapeTown south africa 🇿🇦

[@leroy44]

He's so young and so fast already. He might just clinch this one.

[@hotarobin1]

he doesn't look like 19 years old..

[@darthsilversith667]

@@hotarobin1 If he is actually 19, he’s definitely doping.

[@veganpotterthevegan]

​@@darthsilversith667 do you really think a 25-28yr old can run this clean?😂 Everyone in that field is doping, including the guy in last.

[@darthsilversith667]

@@veganpotterthevegan Can’t say I disagree lol

[@stevekisira6474]

@@veganpotterthevegan Lies. This guy left high school last year. Kenya does not have a doping problem. Kenya produces the most middle-distance and long-distance runners on earth, so a few runners try to cheat to make it to the top. They have won almost all 800 metres at the Olympics.

[@stefinyu]

Please cover 77-yr old ultra marathoner, Eric Spector,entered into the Western States 100! May not be your usual track and field commentary. Certainly worth looking into. Just sayin'

[@josedelnegro46]

Thanks for thé tip. What Is his most outstanding qualité?

[@SpiritTheGhoul.]

At elevation with no pacer and only 19. That world record is looking like it might go down very soon! 😮

[@T1MB05L1C3]

The 800 m doesn't get a huge conversion from altitude so it's unlikely to happen soon

[@Eh-Mungu-Nguvu-Yetu-q8p]

​@@T1MB05L1C3 Nyayo stadium isn't even that high in altitude Kenyans don't consider Nairobi a high altitude town

[@TheChessRunner]

Curious what is the tipping point where it starts to be a negative to run on high altitude. I would guess 800m is less positive than sprint, but still a slight positive? Anyway for sure still the man to beat

[@UnleashedTraining101]

I’m a former sprinter. But now at age 42 I enjoy both longer runs and sprinting in my training. And the 800m I think is the best event to get the best of both. It’s a brutal event, but a nice challenge.

[@headshot9611]

Kenya is on a 5,000 feet above sea level that’s why we are witnessing those crazy numbers.

[@JB-od1pi]

That is the fastest 800m time since 2012.

[@Da_brianceart]

Now luhyas, are helping kales in representing Kenya on athletics which is great to see... These genes are always sporty 🎉take it to the bank.. Let's call up all different people on track, everyone is special in their own way welcome on board 🎉Kenya

[@ngweso]

Many of the luyhas are doping tho

[@Zak-pn7ir]

@@ngweso check the last list of 26 Kenyans athletes who were banned for doping. There is not even one Luyha,,,

[@Missjj254]

Not one luyha in athletics history imi have ever heard dope Its the kalenjins

[@jollymolly2521]

That's a crazy time. Number 3 all thime at 19? The only thing I wonder is because this was at altitude, what's his Olympics time going to be at sea level?

[@joshuaolayanju9658]

It is an endurance event and is harder at altitude. It converts to a world record at sea level.

[@andrewkatz6649]

Fun fact 5 out of the 6 athletes who have broken 1:42 ran 1:41.7 for their first time under the barrier: Wanyonyi: 1:41.70 Coe and Amos: 1:41.73 Cruz: 1:41.77 In comparison, Kipketer's first was 1:41.83

[@jjuel5]

With all the doping issues in Kenya hopefully these athletes setting the track on fire at the trials are clean.

[@darthsilversith667]

They’re most likely not.. they’re not even trying to run on the down low.. with all the doping issues going on in that country.. you’d think they’d be smart enough to just run fast enough to qualify for the Olympics.. not have 3-4 people challenge the WR in one event.. if I was a betting man.. I would bet the house that 99% of the people that participated in Kenya’s NC’s.. are dirty.

[@Zak-pn7ir]

How do you find that out?

[@duchesslakenya2612]

For the amillionth time, when African Athletes post good times, you claim it's doping. When Americans post the same, you say rising stars. Yeah we are running faster courtesy of the sponsorship we are now receiving that wasn't their previously. Plus we don't have GMOs here

[@abone2pick]

@@duchesslakenya2612what American is running sub 1:42 at 19 years old for u to make that comparison?😂

[@darthsilversith667]

@@duchesslakenya2612 Not really.. it makes sense that our athletes run the times that they run because of our population size and because of our advanced country metrics.. better economy, “better food”, better education, better training, better competition to churn out the cream.. etc etc. But if we doped like Kenya, then we’d be a threat to take 2-3 medals per event every year. I have watched several documentaries about Kenya and what it’s like for the average runner that’s still trying to make their way to the top.. even if they’re really good.. most, if not all of them can only afford to eat one meal a day.. and it’s not even a big meal.. I don’t do any kind of athletic training anymore and one meal like what they eat wouldn’t be enough to meet my energy/calorie requirements every day.. and I am not burning the kind of cals they are with those workouts.. no way anyone can properly train with that little food and make it to the top without supplemental aids like peds.

[@finnthelen7414]

Not sure exactly how this would impact the 800m but he also did this at about 5800 ft elevation which is crazy

[@JedsonDamasceno]

Joaquim Cruz enche o peito brasileiro de orgulho!

[@Fatima502]

I timed the last lap in roughly 51.7 (I had two tries), which would make it 50.0 / 51.7. Not quite even @Total Running Productions, but still impressive. Rudisha did a 51.63 second lap in his record.

[@asianmcgee]

bro does not look 19

[@JayBee-cv6ko]

More like 29

[@cronikvialo5463]

Because he's not Just like kiptum who wasn't 23 (rip)

[@darthsilversith667]

Kenya is a disgrace. They’ll stoop to any level for a bit of cheated glory.

[@sonojah]

Africans be the oldest lookin' young people ever lolz

[@SILKAP02]

Does he look like your dad

[@Zephyr653]

Wanyoni looks unbeatable at 19 years old. He’s definitely taking Rudisha’s WR in the near term.

[@twiley19]

Still can't believe Rudisha soloed that in a championship race without a pacer

[@michaelolande8763]

This time Kenyan trials have produced great results. Women 10k a world record now wanyonyi with a blistering pace

[@scottellis5324]

Great video. What we thought was impossible is now becoming probable.

[@landonpoland5092]

Bro if Rudisha record falls it gonna be absolutely wild

[@dylandixon4058]

?

[@landonpoland5092]

@@dylandixon4058 wrong guy my brain was thinking kipchoge for some reason lol, thanks for calling it out

[@leroy44]

It's very impressive but the WR in my opinion is still far away. Rudisha once explained that getting marginal improvements was extremely challenging. he hovered in the low 1:41:-- s for a while. Still possible though.

[@landonpoland5092]

@@leroy44 oh don’t get me wrong I completely agree with you, 100 percent, just with this run it in the realm of possibility, and with him being go young and having more time to grow makes it all the more likely it will eventually happen

[@djc0108]

Records are there for breaking….i loved following David Rudisha and watching him break the world record. He was so powerful and majestic. Good luck to Wanyonyi in the future and I hope he does break the world record at some point in his career.

[@NashvilleHofmeester]

I think that you have forgotten about Sedjati 🤫🔥 rising star that one 🤔

[@nnaas45]

Sedjati can run 1.42 easily

[@BreakawayB]

Paris is going to be *WILD!*

[@tonyhunt8059]

Thanks for this video! What's the differential in times between 800m at Nairobi's altitude, and sea level? Does it really affect the outcome in Paris24?!?

[@jonahmays]

TRP you gotta cover New Balance Nationals, I know you usually do pro stuff but there’s some cool stuff happening. Mostly Quincy Wilson and Daniel Simmons

[@torunit4620]

Essentially you are reporting he ran close to even splits (not quite with the fast opening 200). That was the secret to Wottle, Robinson, Borzakovskiy, Tuka and Symmonds. It takes some discipline to visually let the guys go and burn themselves out in front of you, but that's how you make yourself special.

[@juanfcruzpi]

And he did it at altitude which is way more difficult ! If he peaks for the Olympics he might break the WR

[@thecoolnathan6767]

How much does altitiude impact 800 meter races?

[@thecoolnathan6767]

This was run at 5900 ft

[@abone2pick]

Less air means you cut through the atmosphere faster However you also run out of breath quicker for the same reason . Not sure if altitude would help your time more than it hurts it

[@kristopherwalhof3660]

For reference, the man has lived his whole life above 6000 feet, trains at 6500 feet or higher.

[@dr.options]

Wow! He's only 19?!?!?

[@donaldtrumpforprez]

At 19 he has the time and energy to run the insane 1 : 39 :99, the new Kelvin Kiptum? lets wait and see

[@kylesuarez5540]

This is totally possible. I don't know if he is clean.And I don't know if kiptum was clean I know they will never test it. But there's not a great track record of clean athletes competing

[@Zak-pn7ir]

@@kylesuarez5540 If they are all not clear then ,its not an issue. RIght?It is also unfair to assume that just because they are exceptional athletes they dope

[@RiqMoran]

Investigation into this guy already started. We will hear back in a couple years probably

[@dejavujon]

He has done 1.42 several times at 17/18 years only natural he is improving as he ages

[@RiqMoran]

@@dejavujon that is actually even more suspect not the other way around.

[@bruhblocks2218]

2:16 this dominant performance was made possible by viewers like you, thank you!

[@onmyblock3141]

My two senses on Wanyonji. For most part 800m men is made up of three types of athletes: first you have the thoroughbreds the likes of Rudisha and Wilson Kipketer who focus largely on this specialtyand occasionally run a 400 or 1k for the heck of it; the second group are those who scale up from 400m to 800m and the best of this group is the Cuban Alberto Juantorena and Emanuel Korir and; the third group are the 1500m athletes who scale down to 800m ala Seb Coe. Then you have Wanyonji. Been keenly following track and field since Rome’s World Championship of 1987 and in my very humble estimation I think that Wanyonji MAY turn out to be the next Said Aouita. Said is the only man in history to run the 800 m under 1:44, the 1500 m under 3:30, the 3000 m under 7:30 and the 5000 m under 13:00 and I think with a 1:41 at 20, and going by how well he has been performing in the longer races especially cross-country (check out the Xcountry relay in Australia) and the recent Road Mile, if he decides to scale up, then we are in for a treat ladies and gentlemen.

[@Neofolis]

What is it with 19 year old 800m runners. I seem to remember Athing and Keely wining Gold and Silver at 19.

[@Josh-yz3nh]

46 seconds in the 400m hurdles

[@itsinthetreesitscoming7431]

When Coe ran 1.41.7, he was at that time 1.5 seconds faster than any other man in history. He was literally half a century ahead of his time.

[@abone2pick]

His record lasted till 1997 not 2031

[@itsinthetreesitscoming7431]

​@@abone2pick Ffs... His time is still top five ever, 43 years later. If he ran that today, he'd be in with a massive chance of being Olympic champion this year. Only five more men have ever broken 1:42 since, or on average, one every eight years. So basically, he's 'nearly' half a century ahead of his time. What the fuck are you even arguing about....

[@kraftmaccheese950]

Can’t forget Marco Arop running 1:44 on the roads with near 90 degree turns. I think he could be a big challenger…

[@1972dsrai]

Seb Coe was the man who got the ball rolling. I believe he would have run even faster if it wasn’t for all the injuries he suffered later on in his career.

[@sammbaldwin6402]

Love this channel ❤

[@k.o6157]

Wait he is 19 so he is Wu20jr WR

[@joshuaolayanju9658]

No, he turns 20 this summer so he doesn’t count as a junior.

[@amosglitterz2649]

OG final should be a burner....that is if they don't play cat-and-mouse for 500m and someone winning with a 1:45🙄

[@username.exenotfound2943]

so is sebastion coe the greatest 800m runner if only 3 have beaten it? and its been like 40 years

[@chrisdidonna7371]

All 3 are from Kenya though kipketer changed citizenship to denmark

[@Rey-Nolds]

Excellent video, info means mens 800 in Paris is must see.

[@pinecone2554]

finally Total Running Production did a 800m video

[@TheSecondWitness]

Coe ran the 800m in 1:41.73 back in 1981! That's 43 years ago. So I'm once again saying "big deal" 😂

[@berrianproductions]

I miss Donavan Brazier so much man! Really wish he was still racing.

[@SbusisoZwane-bo1cv]

Can you do a clip about the men 4x100m in the European champion

[@zk4761]

World record on the 800m is gone. Either him or the Algerian guy. The Algerian ran 1:43 and he was chilling. We have two 1:41 800m runners this year. Also Arop might be able to hit that too.

[@jojolords4523]

And this was at altitude

[@patrick7228]

Did Hicham ever compete in an 800?

[@cronikvialo5463]

He ran 1:47 in 1995 Only time he's competed in the 800

[@Jemhdar64]

I would hold out praise until they test his pee!!!

[@leroy44]

I wont be surprised if he's clean. He's been posting impressive times since U20.

[@donny2327]

Relentless. Extraordinary. Much too much, much too young? Only time will tell.

[@whitehorns_2778]

What about 8.839m or 29 ft in lj? Only done be 4 athletes

[@judithkarwitha2002]

i'm ammused by peoples comments here,age and doping and wonder what has that to do with the peformance,wanyonyi may you prove them wrong,train hard. mentain discipline and shine ,otherwise their opinions doesnt count and will not affect you in anyway ,cograts Wanyonyi and keep on keeping on.

[@ZoniacMan]

46 seconds barrier in the 400 hurdles is a hard one.

[@MichaelWilson-dm4gz]

This is no joke I had a teammate in High School that that ran a 1:44 in the 800. He won State. His name was Chris. He was a senior, we called him the man with no heart. After High School he was running at a practice and had heart problems. Later he was diagnosed with a whole in his heart and never ran completely again.

[@chrisdidonna7371]

The 3rd 200 where massive

[@ЭдгарГольцов]

Этот парень реальный претендент на мировые рекорды как на 800м , так и на. 1500м Что нибудь вроде 140.5 и 324.9

[@anthonycarr6732]

Wanyoni is the next Sammi Wanjiru.

[@Zak-pn7ir]

what are the similarities? I dont see them

[@jeffitachi2589]

My land will always be Kenya🇰🇪💯

[@andybate9330]

"He ran quicker than Sebastian Coe himself" ..... That was 43 years ago and the event has hardly come on at all since ! Just goes to show what an incredible athlete Coe was and without all the technological advances made in the last few years! In reality the event has gone backwards !

[@Sough]

David would've broken it easy if he had a good Pacer along with his London shape.

[@Sough]

He did it wire to wire by himself

[@reyjavi9060]

He looks extremely healthy and ready, my bet is on him for gold.

[@HunterThinker]

It's on

[@dawsforfun6456]

Don't ever compare a sub 20 sec 200m to a sub 1:42 800m. One is an astounding accomplishment and the other college kids do it yearly.

[@Pingpongeditz1215]

You could make a video on the enhanced games…

[@CharlesBetancourt-iq9oe]

They get tested 200 times a year. Would be very foolish to still try doping.

[@Whale15]

@@CharlesBetancourt-iq9oeYet several have been caught the past two years.

[@BigandDurable]

He runs like he's running for his life.

[@wesleytwiggs7687]

It’s only 2 this time, but don’t make me nervous. “Showcase” is slowly coming back into the scripts. Careful now lol

[@RemyMS]

Insane

[@kma3647]

Can we not watch the actual race? Or is that verboten? Just commentary here?

[@BrainInjurySurvival]

Danmmmmmmm

[@michaelferguson7978]

a handfull is 5 or under - 7 is two handfulls

[@ericf9465]

It's Kenya so I'm highly skeptical he's clean

[@gtrdoc911]

Not too many fast 800m's this year. Stop the press. We got Kenya on the line.

[@ondrejsmejkal1525]

Wanyonyi had a fall in a final 50m of a semifinal and has been allowed to run a final after a protest. Obviously, he did everything to not be in a contact with any other runner in this race!

[@suitnoel2111]

Youngest old man.. 19 years right

[@bfg216]

I put my money on Arop for olympics still

[@darthsilversith667]

Doper for sure.

[@jimbones155]

When is WADA going to test the Kenyans. Everyone seems to accept the idea that the air is rarer in Kenya.

[@walthorn9855]

Doping???

[@TopRanky]

Please let him be clean

[@Rsolanzo]

bro is 19 yrs old

[@DarkPa1adin]

Wheres the 800m US champion who got injured?

[@Zak-pn7ir]

Donovan brazier... i wonder ? He was really promising

[@DarkPa1adin]

@@Zak-pn7ir yes that is he. I couldn't spell or pronounce his name

[@jgray2718]

He's 19?!!

[@Comeoffitman]

Kenya people are good runners because they listen to positive music and move there legs and arms faster than the other runners who don’t listen to crappy music and move there arms and legs as fast on it and stuff

[@humphreyajuoga8996]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 goodness that’s very scientific!!!!

[@thabzmad7265]

Lol😂, nothing to do with general high altitude in their country (Mt. Kilimanjaro relatively nearby being highest in Africa) and East African countries ( Eritrea, Somalia, Ethiopia, Tanzania) being on a high elevation and general running role models driven culture there, gotcha👍!

[@Alolyn]

You might be on to nothing. Be sure to _analyze_ how I said nothing and not something

[@mrnakatomi3078]

At 19 can’t help but think drugs are involved.

[@RobertChris_Obi]

Sadly that’s the first place my mind went

[@joshuaolayanju9658]

I’m not so sure. He has been around for a while. 1:45 at 15, World Junior Champ at 16, 1:43 at 17, World Championship Silver just after turning 19 and a 1:42, now this.

[@abone2pick]

@@joshuaolayanju9658that’s like saying Marion jones never took drugs cause she was already smashing records since middle school

[@joshuaolayanju9658]

@@abone2pickNot exactly. I am just saying he doesn’t strike me as particularly suspicious. His progression seems fairly natural.

[@abone2pick]

@@joshuaolayanju9658my guy any 800m time under 142 is suspicious I don’t care what your progression is…

[@Cain35]

I really hope he tests clean

[@carnsoaks1]

Made possible by shark skin swimwear. I mean bouncy shoes.