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The hammer throw world record has stood since like 1983 or 1985 so isn't that older than this one was? Plus Yury Sedyk's mark of 283' plus has hardly ever been even approached since! So great accomplishment here in the discus but it's not like this is the only massive mark out there! The hammer WR has stood for 39 years now...

This is pretty awesome

Epic......

Can't wait to hear your takes on Eugene!

Great interview

Very interesting interview! Psychology seems like an excellent choice for a world class athlete. Also on the topic of weightroom numbers I believe his dad mentioned he wanted Mykolas to stay flexible as long as possible. Personally I'm in my mid 40s just getting into throwing again after a quarter century away from the sport so my ship has sailed a looong time ago but I find it interesting to speculate how his training will look 10-15 years from now. I can certainly relate to being unaffected by pressure: for me its because I suck but somehow I still enjoy throwing.

Seen you under The Final Leg’s comments! I’m so glad I found another fantastic T&F channel!! Very informative and covers ALL events….keep up the hard work 😊

R.I.P Kelvin and his Coach.

Paul, good job. I think you speak about hockey incredibly well. Like, you know the game and you break down the important details of the important moments of the game. Good delivery. Tight, concise sentences. Keep it up, and more Bruins takes, please.

"Promo SM" 😬

Just found your channel and wanted to give you a shoutout for the recap of worlds! Lengthy but on point with your breakdown and analysis! Knowledge is on point! A few notes: - Love that you pointed out Sha'Carri being a time qualifier and "almost not making" the 100m final was overblown since she ran the overall 3rd fastest time. - Good call on Canadian hammer throwing being in such a good place right now and looking towards a bright future - Men's long jump one of the best competitions in a long time. Its actually the first time since 1992 that the top 2 at a major championship jumped at least 8.50m! - similarly, the womens triple jump was one of the best competitions ever with it taking 14.96 to medal (has only happened 3 times in World championship history!) Keep up the good work and consistency, would be cool to collaborate sometime!

Great breakdown from Paul here. Just a heartbreaker for FSU and Oregon really showed Paul’s emotion. Love this guy

As a long time track & field nerd, this was really enjoyable! I appreciate the fact that you are knowledgeable and give spotlight to athletes in all types of events, both on and off the track. Keep up the great content!

the fade in at the beginning 💯🔥

So glad to see a win this week!

Interesting stuff I’m gonna keep watching this guy

Great video! Definitely agree with your take on Crouser's chances this year