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Yup idk why this video is titled lyles when Sears performance was frankly ridiculous (in a good way) 10.7s is no joke in the 100mW

@@actual_random true true the algorithm demands algorithm things And ditto on the college season it’s brutal honestly so many races you have to run for points so many athletes get burned out by the system especially with the peaking aspect, you can’t peak for months

@@RANDOMZBOSSMAN1 You've got the Arkansas Head Coach making decisions like putting Rachel Glenn who levelled up in the HJ this yr with the joint 2m indoor NCAA Record into a bunch of events; 60mH, 200m, 400mH & 4x4 instead of managing her properly as she could win both in/outdoor HJ NCAA Titles & make the Olympic HJ Team!

@@AllInTheGame01 Oh my days that’s so much events after how they did my girl Britton Wilson last year with so many back to back 400m/400mH runs I hope for no injuries for the team

Well, Lyles really needs to step up if he plans on breaking either of Bolt's records. He shouldn't allow himself a time over 10.00 s in an Olympic year, even if it's early in the season.

@@danielh3179 fair if he does want the record that’s a good point.

I don't think a single "hater" doubts Lyles can get the W in both the 100 and 200. I mean, I wouldn't call hin the fav in the 100m (there are several 9.7s guys in the conversation), but to write him off would be crazy. What more objective people say is: there has been so much talk about the 100 WR from Lyles and even from some of his fangirls, and Lyles has yet to deliver a performance that convinces somebody (with an IQ above 100) that he is a sub 9.8s sprinter. The hype leading up to this 10.01s was off the charts, TRP and fangirls talking about 9.7s low and even 9.6s. That's crazy...

@@danielh3179 I mean, the 100m WR is just out of reach, like way out of reach. Lykes hasn't even shown he is a sub 9.8s guy, let alone a 9.6s guy and let alone a 9.5s guy. People need to face reality: that Lyles might not even go sub 9.8s, so WR conversation is silly talk. The 200m WR is also out of reach. Lyles had 1 single 19.31s race where he delivered everything perfect and has not delivered such a performance in over 1,5 years and yet people still talk about the 200m WR... Lyles has never split sub 9.23s, so WR is also out of reach. All it takes is some reliable split times and we can estimate quite accurately how it's going to go down, more so with consistent sprinters such as Lyles.

Lmao Noah and underrated should not be in the same sentence

At what distance

@@stephentrader9142200M

The main threat is Omanyala for that race

@@tlamelokgosimalebe3119 it's a 200

@@panashenhavira7116 ok will check for assurance

I agree to a point he a great info outlet and in my opinion the voice of track and field for me but die hard trackers will always give this sport steam.

by using very inaccurate data and splits while click baiting?

@@o_CwNOOB_oplease explain and have proof and receipts

@@sd3564 do you realise this title, it’s wild asf. “How did Noah Lyles just do this” do what?? Running a 10.01? Why Lyles? Why don’t he change the title, saying the women’s side because some of them just ran 10.7s, which is way more impressive than Lyles 10 flat. Also, pretty common example for using inaccurate data is again Lyles 2022 world championships 200m final splits. He deadass knew that 10.15+9.16=19.31 is inaccurate, but he still decided to use it.

He wants views so he is going to put Noah in the title and talk about Sears in the video. The KZfaq algorithm needs the big names or the video will get hidden.

@@cross6588he literally talked about many of athletes you look weird

@@sd3564 I wasn’t aware you can see me. I look weird. Yeah ok when I read your comment I thought you seemed 🤡 like

@@cross6588 self projection at its best

10.77 is faster than 10.01 🔥🔥

Stop being negative not attractive you look jealous

​@@riquemclean5808Are you dumb? 10.7 and 10.01

@@riquemclean5808😂

He will be there for the medals in the 200m Kung fu Kenny can never be counted out

He is always slept on

​@@RANDOMZBOSSMAN1He wants to double this year

He us always

The Olympic and world silver medalists isn’t getting slept on by anyone except some media outlets who like the bigger names like Noah and sha Carri.

Kenny wants to double this year and has a pb of 9.89.

It's not a bad day, he is peaking for the Olympics. Gotta trust the plan and coaching

Yeah it was 6.70

Fr.

Yeh this was thoroughly unimpressive.

@@AttractionPB2 Tbh, this does not add up. He was mighty impressive at indoors just some weeks ago. I think we were all expecting a 6.4s low split based on how well he performed at indoors. But in this race, he just looked like the "old" NL, and even his top end was far from impressive...

​@Yes_I_c4n no one will get it perfect all the time and that's just a fact. 10.01 is not bad for an opener no matter what he did indoors or how he looked. He still has time to work on what he needs to.

@@tyreltaffe4484 Obviously, that's not what I'm arguing. I was lead to believe 6.4s was just a walk in the park for Lyles now. I mean, both he and Brauman made it seem as if they didn't even peak for indoors, so I was utterly impressed by Lyles' 6.4s. Understanding now that Lyles was peaked for indoors, his 6.4s make much more sense, because that's what Budapest 23 Lyles was also splitting.

Cole Beck, Coby Hilton and Tanner Adams are going to destroy lyles times eventually

I don't see many people doing that.

But just a few weeks ago, it was "on point". He was going 6.4s low consistently...

@@ianm8218It has already. It's a season opener and you can have bad races. Nothing new.

​@Yes_I_c4n his start has never been good. All he did was transition earlier on the indoor scene. Which is not a very good look.

@@stevensabino3610 so what you're saying is he peaked his start performance just for the world indoors? That doesn't sound good at all. Meaning we can't expect an improvement come August? He's probably going 6.5 now

​@@stevensabino3610I'm not saying his start has ever been great. I'm saying that I got surprised at indoors because both he and Brauman were claiming they didn't peak for indoors, which is just a lie now we see. NL was absolutely peaked for indoors. We now realize he, at indoors 24, was on the same level as he was in Budapest, no better. This shows us that a sub 9.8s might be difficult, let alone sub 9.7s... hype.

Except he usually wins and he almost always performs well in the biggest races.

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It’s just the first race of the season and knowing what he was doing indoor it is pretty exciting to see how he will run

@@5starrshad Based on what we've seen thus far, Lyles is likely going to show up in Paris in Budapest shape, no better. If Lyles was peaked for indoors (he must have been), then that's the same Lyles that split 6.43s in Budapest.

@@Yes_I_c4n He made some mistake here, but also he must be in some heavy training right now. It's early season and the reason Noah is competing because he is not scared. He loves to and you can use competing as training even if you are not at your best. And ofc you make money while doing it as well. For sure without injury Noah will be at PR shape during olympics

@@Tatuuuu I don't know about that. Lyles was making it seem as if the 60m didn't change his training routine, as if he didn't peak for indoors. We now can tell that's not true. If Lyles needs to peak for a 6.43s start, then he's no better than in Budapest, which we were starting to believe he would be.

​@Yes_I_c4n all you do is whine and whine against lyles, hiding behind a facade of logic😢 cry more at the best in the world.

He might be, but that's not what this race told us, not at all.

Usain Botl!!! 👑

I mean that was a very subpar 100m Honestly in this 100m field there’s no king right now 5-8 men could win the 100m gold medal at Paris honestly it’s wide open

@@RANDOMZBOSSMAN1 What puzzles me is NL was clocking 6.4s low just a few weeks ago, and back to back. In this race, not only his start looked like cr4p, his top end also looked like cr4p. I know this is a season opener, but he was in incredible shape at indoors and now this? Even I was expecting for him to go 9.8s...

@@Yes_I_c4nTbh just a bad day in the office. I wouldn’t be surprised if he in a training block/doing more weightroom work now so isn’t peaking because whilst he was in great shape for worlds indoor you can’t be in that shape all season Wouldn’t be surprised to see him back in the 9.9s soon again

Because his starts are a weakness and you’re giving yourself a lot of work to do and additionally more importantly in championship rounds it’s harder to conserve energy if you’re not a good starter as you would need to run harder for longer rather than shutting it down earlier Classic example look at how a Bolt (good but inconsistent starter contrary to popular belief) or Gatlin (a good starter) would run rounds compared to a Tyson gay (who was not a good/notable starter) Every bit of energy matters

@@RANDOMZBOSSMAN1 Exactly. Bolt has more 6.32s or under than any other sprinter in history. That's just crazy when you think people call him a poor starter.

Sure, he won, against a 10s field. Put Coleman there, a in-shape Kerley, an in-shape Bromell, etc, etc and you'll see just how important his start becomes all of a sudden. His top end speed is not so impressive that he can afford a bad start. That's why he has lost to Coleman so often.

@@Yes_I_c4n Bolt being a poor starter is one of the worst narratives ever haha. Bolt was a good starter just inconsistent (the fact at 6’5 he could regularly go sub 6.4 should tell you everything you need to know)

@@RANDOMZBOSSMAN1 Yep, he was very inconsistent, but he was remarkably consistent at major championships. From 2008 till 2013 he was splitting 6.35s or lower at 60m. From 2008 till 2012, he was splitting either 6.32s or 6.31s. We don't now what he would end up splitting in 2011, but based on how he looked in rounds/heats and in the 200m, a sub 6.35s seems a given.

Yep, there was so much hype prior to the race that even I was expecting a 9.8s performance.

Yeah, this was a bit concerning for Lyles, doing the 60m, 200m, and 400m along with the 100m might hinder him in the long run from achieving gold in one of these distances.

​@@JoshuaDGeis I doubt that, if he actually has a good start (not even an amazing one) he'd be very dominant in sprints. He won the other 60m because he accelerates faster then he did previously, but his blockwork is still subpar

Bolt ran a 10.11, but he also began easing off around 60m 💀

@@B1gBossMan I'm hopeful that training in the 60m will help him in the opening 100m, but I believe he should stick with his best race which is the 200m for outdoor, and focus most of his training around that. Especially not only since it is his best event but he said he will run a 19.10 in Paris.

I know Noah isn't Bolt but you can't really compare April times to times ran in August to be honest. Bolt was one of the few who could jog 10s though. Most other mortals would go close to max to run 10s 😊

You're making no sense. Lyles can be happy if he breaks 9.8. Stop comparing him to Bolt the GOAT.

He split 6.43 in Budapest last year

@@TheoOJamaloO1 Splits faster than official time so he can split a lot faster probably

@@justaguywatchingyt2913 not always some athletes ran the same time indoors and outdoors. I don't think Lyles will go that much faster maybe 6.40.

@@justaguywatchingyt2913 A lot faster? Lyles' main issue is from 0...30m. That won't change outdoors. Lyles is already splitting 2.55s from 30...60m, so he is maxed out there. His 6.43s will not get much faster (if any), unless his 0...30m levels up big time and I just don't see that, based on existing data. I think we can maybe hope for a 6.40s at best and even that might be a bit of a stretch. Time will tell. No reasom for so much hype at this point in time really. Things have been laid out clearly. Don't expect for Lyles to go sub 9.8s easily. I expect Lyles to show up in Paris at the same level he showed up in Budapest 2023, so something around 9.8s ish for Lyles, 9.80s at best; maybe 9.77s if he gets a perfect performance with a 6.40s start.

That was a CRAPPY race You're not king until you get the Olympic Crown

I agree 100%

What's going to be insane? You are the king of hype, you alongside TRP. Nothing is going to be insane as far as 100m times for Lyles goes. At his best , he goes 6.43s+3.40s=9.83s, maybe 6.43s+3.37s=9.80s. If he manages to improve his start further, maybe he can clock either a 6.40+3.40=9.80s or 6.40+3.37=9.77s. If this is the "insane" you are talking about, okay, but there's at least 3 active guys out there whose PRs are 9.77s or faster.

. Has good training but their are trainers that can improve his start. If he gets that he will shock the world that's all I'm saying

It’s a opener 🤣

Lyles won the 100 at word's last year lol

It's getting nearly impossible. I think this might have been on NBC's "Peacock" streaming channel, maybe USA or TBS (cable channels) but if not I haven't a clue. The USATF organization's website has a pretty poor search function.

Fr, they tryna find any reason to hate on Lyles

He has been working on his start for years.

But he can't

I thought Omanyala is running the 100 and Tebogo the 200?

It’s a opener 🤣

@@mertholomy8414 I get it but them 6.4s had me ready for an opener much better than 10.x

This was a heat!!!!!!