I feel like if you don't get 1st place people just don't care that much even if you run really good

That’s insane, bro might become a beast in the future

@@MichaelPorterrmaybe because this is a video about the winner. Yes, he was insane, but he will get the attention he deserves somewhere else.

Dafne Schippers

You must know the Dutch are number one in sports medicine and training. You combine that with the fact they are the tallest people in the world (0ut side on small group if African around Sudán) and produce more of the world's food percapita than any other nation and one realized the Dutch way is the only way right now. Their universités and sports tranning centers are now filled to the brim with people from other nations. It all came to our attention when they took a slow Decathlontrix Dafne Schippers and made her the fastest women in the world with their emphysème on relaxed running.

Mile record is untouchable 💪

​@@abone2picknah, 3.42 next week brother

@@abone2pick Nope. It's the 1500 m that is. Mile is very good but looking at this race and how he removed a second off I'd defintely say it's touchable.

@@alansamuel2454 Jakob shaved off 1.66 sec, more precisely.

​@@alansamuel2454I'm not sure about that one either. Jakob could take another crack at it and break it. Who knows?

I thought that temperature wasn’t correct!!

Thanks. That field is great. Ever man in it did well. 7 PBs and we were alive to see.

Yeah. I'm happy for McSweyn as well. I always respect his effort

16-year old Magnus Øyen has also taken the 3k and 5k U16 Norwegian records this year, so does indeed seem like there are lots of talents coming up.

He turns 23 years in 11 days, now there are only 24 months left for his body to start losing speed, and he KNOWS it... Looking forward to seeing what he can do in the 1500m in the next 2 years!🔥👀

except in the 1500m, where he's bottled the WC twice in a row to 2 different people.

@@vitorlucio1195 🙄 you dont start to lose immediately after turning 25 its a slow progress he still has years of running ahead of him

Besides at world championships! 😂😂

@@eastbow6053 When trying to beat the 1500m WR NOTHING less than the PINNACLE performance of Homo Sapiens will suffice!

he was thrashed easily bu fairly by a better man.

​@@PazLeBonKerr put up his best when it mattered. Otherwise, he is only the 8th best 1500m runner this year, with 3 of those runners putting up times better than Kerr's All-Time PB. I am happy for Josh and also happy that Jakob isn't happy with 2nd as it pushes him higher and higher such as this run. When Jakob puts it all together, the 1500m record is his for the taking. After that, the next Ingebrigtsen may have been in this race (Niels Laros).

He just had some bad luck, look at El G. He lost a fair share of championships to bad timing. Peaking is 90 percent hard work, 5 percent good rest, and 5 percent good luck. People need to remember that there is a second or two between the greatest and the greats. I once won a xc race against guys with 10k’s 1.5 minutes better than me. At the big show I ran my xc race behind the same 3 runners by 1.5 minutes. I had my best race ever on that one day. I had my best day ever in that one race. That does not matter however because that’s what makes distance running so amazing and mysterious. Also I once witnessed a runner I ran against in college. He was a mid pack guy of no concern to me. I did know he trained really really hard though but just not talented so it appeared. Fast forward to 2000’s road racing he was the top runner in minnesota( my home state) and even beat my old training partner who was even faster than I was and had huge track pr’s. So this guy went from a 32 minute 10k guy to a 29:30 min 10k guy or maybe even faster. It was amazing how he improved. You just never know. It’s all about the hard work, timing, and health. Any one of those gets off and the house of cards tumbles down. Jakob however has unbelievable strenth. That is very rare. He reminds me of Secretariat…another great runner in horse form. He got beat too. I really like Jakob and think he is fantastic for the sport. There are just haters out there as there always is for the greats. Always has been.

where have we heard that before? oh both times he lost the in the wc's

@@PazLeBonhe was not at 100% though (had a virus), so that’s not a good point

agree, cheptegei ran his wr in very hot conditions, could probably have ran faster in colder conditions

😅😅😅😅 and I feel awesome for walking 5K every morning in 45 mins 💨👟👟

@blainenewton7188,Jacob has never spesialized at 1500 m,all his training are focused on the longer distances,but he is very fond of running at the 1500 m,he think its more prestiges to win there,and he will give it a try while he is young,he can move to longer distances when he is older.Imagine how good he would have been at the 1500 if he had spesialized training.Both his older brother Henrik and him self are of the opinion that neither the 1500 m,nor the 5000 m,are his best distance,they think the 10000 m might be his best distance,he said that with hindsight he should have qualified for the 10000 m in the last European Championship,then he think he would has won gold there too.He has won gold at both the 1500m an the 5000 m in the last two European Championships,so the guys that are dominating the 10000 m now have to hurry up and take their wins now,because may be in the near future Jacob may be the guy to beat at that distance as well.

@@frankjohansen9364The 10k does not carry the prestige of the 5k. I think it’s hard to say what his “best race” is really. I honestly put the 2 mile record as his greatest achievement.

To get the 1500m / mile record he needs to run a fast 800m. Hicham's official 800m PB was 1:47 however he ran a 1:47 in the second half of a 1500m. That means he probably could've run at least 1:45 low, maybe 1:44 high. Jakob doesn't have that kind of speed. How he puts people away is he can run a 55 off of a fast pace, very few people could do that. Ever. Josh Kerr has run 1:45 (could do 1:44) and Wightman has run 1:43 (could go low). He needs Josh Kerr speed and he will break it.

In the next two years if I was Jakob I will be worried

His new spikes are 1 second per lap better than El G's.

​@@timsimon8995what do you mean by his spikes?

@@m3hdim3hdi Карбоновые шиповки дают улучшение в 1 процент, это очень четко видно по резко возросшим результатам у бегунов, которые раньше заезд с неба не хватали Весь забег показал результаты , которые другим раньше и не снились Вы думаете это случайно? Рекорд Якоба в переводе на обычные шиповки 445.6- это очень круто но не рекорд. Чептегей и вовсе с 1257 в 2019 году прыгнул на 1235 в карбоне. Человек который выйдет на уровень Бекеле 2004( 1237) сломает 1230

True, he has been in shape several times this year, especially during his two mile race

No chance.

@@michellevey9608 No chance? So I'm guessing you haven't seen his 7:54.10 where he split 7:23.8 en route for 3000m while continuing to speed up yet?

@@crimsonreaper835 dude is just stupid if he believes he has no chance, he didn’t just break Komen’s 2 mile record - he obliterated it. And he is even faster than Komen’s at the subdistances. So basically, he’d faster at the shorter distances AND has more strength…

​@@crimsonreaper835And his last 3000 m was at a pace at aboth 7,21 for the last 3000 m.

I’m just confused on what’s considered middle distance. If it’s the 800 and 1500 then names like Coe comes to mind. If it’s the 1500 and 5000 then yeah I agree

It's everything from 800 too 5000! @@ccbgaming6994

@@ccbgaming6994 I’d argue the 800 is a sprint and the 1500/mile/3000/2 mile are middle distance

@@ccbgaming6994 800m up to 3000m. 5000m is more long distance.

@@jackpazin6159 Steve Cram and Peter Snell described 800m as an endurance event. Neither was a fast 400m runner. but both beat 400m runners over 800m, because they developed their distance endurance.

Congrats. And we norwegians love him too

Now a 18 year old is faster then that 💪🇳🇱😃

no

Jakob’s second time btw, the first was when he was only 19…

​@@thewalkingjoke3843yeah but the point is they are setting up these formal record attempts with wave lights etc. for events that have previously not been taken so seriously. If he breaks the 1500m record I will eat my words, but I really think he is not on the same level as El guerrouj. But let's see if he does it.

​@@alexanderwhyte5316no of course he's not at his level yet, but that doesn't mean breaking one of his records isn't a massive achievement. While it isn't an official event, I doubt Guerrouj ran slowly back then

These records should not be put in the same category. These guys not only have better training environment, they have better equipment, better technology during the race and a whole set up of people pacing them to get the record. It is impressive on paper but the achievement of El Guerrouj cannot be compared. There should be a record for modern era and a page for before.

@@yelfouladi lol, Hicham had pacers for his best records, and those pacers were even more spot on than those today. Hell, he even brought in teammates in major championchips who ran fast the first laps to help him win. And don’t forget that an alarmingly high percentage of Hicham’s training partners from Morocco were caught cheating. Just sayin… And btw, there supershoes have never shown to provide any advantage in the shorter distances, and that would make perfect sense considering the competition is fiercer than ever, yet noone is close to those records in middle-distance. In longer distances it’s a whole other story, and this you can clearly see from how much of an improvement there has been lately.

Eugene is the mile. 3.42 coming up

@@bigt-bt1br my bad - silly me thinking the diamond league final would have the 1500 🤣

Note to self, WR paces: 57 sec laps for the 2000 55.5 sec laps for the mile 55 sec laps for the 1500

@@rayflaherty3441 More precisely 55.46 for the mile and 54.9 for the 1500 as TRP points out

@@crimsonreaper835 you made me check chatgpt's work, and it just divided the mile WR time by 4. doh! Using 1609.34 m/mile, it came up with 55.41. Checking with my calculator, it should be 55.46. My takeaway - don't trust chatgpt with calculations

3.42,8 mile and 7.19 3k coming up brother🫨

@@bigt-bt1br If he does that, 2 WRs in 2 days, it may be the the most impressive middle distance feat of all time. I'd settle for the mile WR. Many are saying he will just go for the win in both events. I hope they will tell us his plans soon.

@@rayflaherty3441 id rate only bolts legendary berlin 09 over that. Theres no way he just goes for the win after that 2k wr

@@bigt-bt1br I said "middle distance". Bolt's events were sprints.

@@rayflaherty3441 yes, i know u did. Im saying a mile and 3k wr the same weekend would be completely bonkers and 2nd behind bolts berlin 09 in track history

Indeed

seven national records in this race, it's all due to the new super fast track

@@user-jp3of7hu9bno, it’s just that most of them have never competed in the 2000m. It’s a rarely ran distance, which means records will often be broken if the athletes are in good shape

@@thewalkingjoke3843 this was a newly installed track and judging by some of the times in other events appears to be fast. Both Can. sprinters went sub 20 sec. in the mens 200 metres for ex. The winner of the mens 10k went under 27 minutes. Seem to be plenty of national records or seasons best set in Brussels.

@@thewalkingjoke3843This record stood for decades.

@@pete5691 and been raced at least 3 times in that time lololol

the greats focus on gold medals

messing up two finals in two years.... well.... I think he is not for the big stage on serious competition where there are no pace makers

​@@jo61norwhat about Tokyo Olympics 1500m&previous two year's WC 5000m?

@optimistic7898 is absolutely great, but in the world championship, he is a failure. He has spent the last year talking about taking the double. Again, without pacemaker on 1500 he seem to not be fast enough.

@@jo61nor2022 against whigtman, it was tactical error fair enough. But this year you could see it on him he wasnt himself he was sick. Ok mabye Kerr has a better kick, but if Jakob had not been sick i thing he Would have ran faster earlier. Because that was the thing he said he should have done ladt year. So this year i think he was just unlucky. It feels a little bit like Hicham in the olympics

@@nathanielseltveit3252 I don't think he has the kick to ride it off of the three first laps is only descent speed. There are runners like Whigtman and possible Kerr and maybe Narve Gilje Nordås that has a kick as good as Jakob. Nordås was wild on the last lap in Budapest. We shall see in two years if he gets his 1500m win.

His goal is to break all records from 1500 m and all the way to marathon.

@@okklidokkli lmao

Almost 150 athletes have ran a sub 5 2k

Booo mile, 3k and 5k wr coming up soon

And shoes from the 90's also affect!

@@villagranvicentand also the lack of doping now affects!

or Dope!

@@mouradel6432 do u have évidence?

Noah Ngeny. He ran 3:43.40, which is the second fastest time by a solid margin.

@@StrandedKnight84 thanks for this info. It's hard to be 2nd best...even if your time is really impressive...u don't get much credit..

I mean no one has also come close to his time ever since..

What do you mean by lighting flashes?

Maybe 4.46-47

El Guerroj was as good as he could be. With the so called «improvements» today, he would likely not be much faster at all. His pacers were always good, he was always good at pacing himself, the supershoes have never been shown to give improvement at shorter distances etc. I could go on, but it’s just pointless. Hicham would n’t have been any better than he was. Period.

@@thewalkingjoke3843 Great points. I especially agree on the shoes - too many people claim that new shoe technology is worth several seconds at 1500 which is nonsense, they haven't been shown to be worth anywhere near that much at middle distance. They conflate the track spikes with the road supershoes, which DO definitely make a big difference at the marathon, for example. However, I would still argue that El Guerrouj went out a bit too fast on the first lap a few times - such as Brussels 2001 where he ran 3:26.1 to narrowly miss his own WR. The pacers hit a 53.6 for the first lap, he and Lagat were right behind at around 54 flat, which resulted in too slow of a second lap. I feel that with a slower opening like 54.7 or so, he could've dipped just under 3:26.

@@thewalkingjoke3843 You really think that? Then why are they making it such a great deal about those shoes? Shouldn't they make more difference while more running? What about Cheptegei who beated Bekele, but was a champion like him on the track? I am questioning.