A world class athlete, Abby clearly has her body, mind and spirit going in full gear. That is a tough, tough state of achievement, especially her return from injury. Way to be girl. All the best to you.
@@johndecker7881 😂😂🤣🤣👏👏🔥👍❗️❗️ MAD FUNNY!!! But anyone who KNOWS TRACK AND FIELD!!!!....And not those currently " "Jumping on ... "THAT BANDWAGON" Already knows what EXPERTS such as CARL LEWIS would theorize... For a athlete who is gifted.. To then come out of Nowhere Running extremely exceptional times.. Making improvements in times ..in one year, That would normally take a couple of years, Track and field Experts would... KEEP AND EYE ON HER URINALYSIS RESULTS, FOR THIS ENTIRE OUTDOOR SEASON. Shocking the World 🌎!! don't think so.. (I just called Jamaica, France, and the United Kingdom...and wasn't nobody shocked!!!....they were more like.. SEE YOU AT THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS IN EUGENE, OR in July!!)
You mean incredible endurance? Because she didn't get faster at the middle of sprinting, but she maintained her speed while everyone was losing their velocity.
I watch Masai Russell's videos and Abby seems really nice and down to earth. I am cheering her on 100%. And Masai as well of course. Seems like a solid team spirit at Kentucky. Competitive and supportive.
Just a few years ago, Abby had a serious knee injury. Unbelievable. Can't wait to see her compete in the world championship in Eugene. I am surprised she does not have a higher profile out of Kentucky with national fame and NIL money.
Yeah...right! Every season US athletes, journalists and fans do this, and then when they meet the Jamaican girls, their speed magically disappear...kmt.
You only referring to Richardson i know your hate her she’s also only early twenties as well and she beat SAFP early in season last year only did she slow after her suspension which def effects training that late in the season.
@@Wideout4 Who compare one athlete beating another and they lost the race them self… Plus both meeting SAFP jogged in Eguene, even the commentary stated it. SAFP went to next meet and clock WL time. Last year in London rain, first race SAFP ran safe… next meet, 10.8s with your girl MIA from that meet, run straight back to USA to hide. SAFP was 21 yrs old and a Olympics 100m champion, 22yrs old Worlds 100m champion… so your young excuse means nothing. Damn these wannabee TF fans 🤦♂️
@@TheProfessorpatYou're not serious 🤦🏾♂️ 1)She has 6K users on Twitter 2) Her 100m PB before 2022 was 11.32 which she ran at the age of 20 I.e nothing special 3) Her 200 PB before 2022 was 22.79 which she ran last year. Again, yawn. Come off whatever high-horse you're foolishly trying to condescend to me from.
It's the top end that's changed. She has a ridiculous turnover at 75 meters. She is a threat for real if she maintains that form over the last 25 of any 100 but especially the 200.
What everybody’s missing here is her strategy. She deliberately slows her start….it’s the same strategy Donovan Bailey used in Atlanta to win gold. A human being can only accelerate for 60 metres. All the other runners in this race accelerate for the first 60 metres and then begin to decelerate. Abby begins her acceleration at approx 40 metres - and it shows, bc she is the only runner accelerating while the others fall back. Check out Donovan at the 1996 (?) Atlanta games, he runs the same race she does.
@John Gibson -- Interesting . . . where did you get "A human being can only accelerate for 60 metres"? I can't find a reference for that and would like to know more about it. TIA!
@@YouzTube99 I recall watching the ‘96 Men’s 100 metre final in Atlanta, and was shocked to see Bailey win in the way he did. As a Canadian, is was especially exciting! and so I paid a lot of attention and listened to his coach talk about their strategy (can’t recall the coach’s name) after the race - that’s where I got that info. If you look at Abby’s 100 metre race and Bailey’s in Atalanta, you’ll see that each is third from last at the 40 metre mark, then they accelerate and blow by everyone. I’m not an expert, so I can’t explain why this strategy was successful in each of these races 🤷♀️
@@michaeldbhawker3556 That is the norm, that’s what the others seem to be doing….but our hero accelerates at 40 meters and passes everyone as they decelerate 💁♀️ watch Donovan Bailey’s gold medal performance in the 1996 Atlanta on UA-cam. His coach, Charlie Francis, is on record stating that was their strategy for that race.
@@clarenceperry5879 I ment nothing about any bad about that comment!! It is just a surprise seeing them run such fast times and no one seen this coming!! Plus whites are not known for being fast sprinters and that is a fact!!
@@clarenceperry5879 i was a sprinter back in the day on the Marines in 83 and was the only white guy on the team and we had a great time being together as a team and they always called me one fast cracker and it was always out of respect!! In was fast and ran a world class times in the 200 200 and 400. But nothing compared to the others! But by far blacks are the fastest short distance and long distance runners in the world by far. And that is a proven fact!!
With such good information, what's with the extremely loud SFX? Tone them down a bit and that should bring up your production value. Keep up the good work!
Been following Abbey for three years now. She would have won the 200 meters at the 2021 NCAA championship and made the Olympic team had she not been hurt last year.
you've been following for three years. Has she been winning these past three years or is she just now starting to win? I didn't hear of her until her recently famous win shown on this video
wonderful young runner! from my years as a runner myself, the only advice I would give her is to work on her arm movement, if she bent at the elbows more there would be less drag..also, she has a wonderful stride, but her back kick is a little high, meaning her leg does not touch the ground as fast as it could..thanks for sharing your video!
Her arm Movement is what Makes her successful..That's what got her where she is...That's her style...I would leave it just the way it Is...Some people have Different ways of winning..
Not unless you take basic physics into consideration. Headwind means the body encounters air physical movement contrary to the direction it moves. It's like swimming against the current. You swim a lot faster against a weak current than you swim against a strong current. Other than that, indeed, you have to run a 22: 51 to be recorded as a 22: 51. No one was crediting her with that time.
@@wilhelmw3455 someone who ran the 200 meters in 21.34s into a headwind, who has never run the 200 meters under 22 seconds with a legal wind. The video poster has her running the 200 meters in 21.53s based on this so-called wind conversion.
You have to realize how wind works in the 200. It's almost an even playing field in the 400. She might have barely broken 22 if there was no negative wind. Not 21.5
YOU have to understand how wind works. Swirling, cross directional winds don't neatly play into your pat, negative/positive wind - home brewed formulation.
@wally john or is it a bigger deal in the 200 because your legs are fresher in a 100 to power through the same distance of headwind? fatigued legs in the 2nd half of a 200m into a headwind...you're running into it for 100m in either race, one with fatigued legs, one with much fresher legs. I tell all the T&F novices this.
Abby is my hero (along with Athing Mu and Sydney McLaughlin). It seems it was 100 years ago that I played college football and basketball. Then I became a fan of professional basketball and football (NBA & NFL). But today, I wouldn't say I like watching professional sports. I became a women's track and field fan. I watch reruns of these three female athletes on UA-cam all the time. I can't wait for the track season to start. Go USA. I had another hero named Allyson Felix, but sadly she retired.
Definitely keeping an eye on her but folks like Terrance Laird we're dripping crazy times super early in the outdoor season last year, then the times fell off. Hopefully she doesn't burn herself out, Worlds are here (the US) this year & peaking twice in a 2 month times span is HARD.
I thought exactly the same thing. Laird was primed for a huge showing and the long college season caught up with him. I hope all the college athletes get some time to rest before Worlds. USA track has a great future if our athletes can stay healthy!!!! Can't wait for Worlds!
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God gave her the power of a Angel. Go Girl Go!!!!!!!!!!
I've been following her for awhile. She is amazing! Hold onto your hats lots of records are going to be broken.
She had a terrible start in the 100, was pretty much LAST after the first ten meters. Watching her gear up and fly by the field was a jaw-dropper!
You go girl, so fun to watch you run. Congrats
Wow, she could be something so special. Her running style is so different to everyone else around the world. OMG!
Long overdue necessity in women’s sprinting !
A world class athlete, Abby clearly has her body, mind and spirit going in full gear. That is a tough, tough state of achievement, especially her return from injury. Way to be girl. All the best to you.
I think she's got some more improvement in her near future. The start was poor and she can get even stronger!
We are cheering you on Abby. Go Cats.
Congrats to her ,i hope she stay fit and healthy to compete with the other world class athletes
I was just thinking the same thing. I hope she stay healthy
Amazing! Good luck in 2022. 🇺🇸
I'm not surprised.
To pass people like that in 100m takes incredible power. Wow... Gotta keep an eye on this girl...
And special drug cycle .
@@johndecker7881 Can't necessarily rule that out.
@@johndecker7881 😂😂🤣🤣👏👏🔥👍❗️❗️
MAD FUNNY!!!
But anyone who KNOWS TRACK AND FIELD!!!!....And not those currently "
"Jumping on ...
"THAT BANDWAGON"
Already knows what EXPERTS such as CARL LEWIS would theorize...
For a athlete who is gifted..
To then come out of Nowhere
Running extremely exceptional times..
Making improvements in times ..in one year,
That would normally take a couple of years,
Track and field Experts would...
KEEP AND EYE ON HER URINALYSIS RESULTS, FOR THIS ENTIRE OUTDOOR SEASON.
Shocking the World 🌎!! don't think so..
(I just called Jamaica, France, and the United Kingdom...and wasn't nobody shocked!!!....they were more like..
SEE YOU AT THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS IN EUGENE, OR in July!!)
@@josephdeal3154 FINALLY SOMEONE AGREES. Thanks .
You mean incredible endurance? Because she didn't get faster at the middle of sprinting, but she maintained her speed while everyone was losing their velocity.
An amazing talent and a great head on her shoulders. She will go far!! ***(Former Professional & World Class Athlete,JJK)***
WHOA!!!! THAT is INCREDIBLE!!
Everybody expected this😆
I expected it
Keep kicking ass young beautiful woman. USA is behind you. Very humble person. Go USA
Outstanding!! Abby!!
She’s fantastic!
God bless you my love I'm your biggest fan do what you do girl keep it up God bless you 🌹❤️
It is so fun to watch.
I have a new favorite track star!!! Go Abby!!!!!
Her arm movement is really amazing. I wish I'd paid attention to my HS coaches about how much arm movement impacts turnover and power.
She runs like a girl
@@nickhuizinga279 what would you expect?
Her arm movement was strange to me at the beginning. Almost like struggling to get up to speed.
@@Sarconthewolf it's not perfect but it definitely keeps her legs pumping.
@@nealwright5630 It may be why she can run so fast.
I want more vids of her...INCREDIBLE !!!
GO BIG BLUE!
Go Abby go!👍
Definitely interesting to follow her in the future 🤞
I watch Masai Russell's videos and Abby seems really nice and down to earth. I am cheering her on 100%. And Masai as well of course. Seems like a solid team spirit at Kentucky. Competitive and supportive.
She not by Ted huh ?
Awesome!!! Go Abby!!!!!
"Hey Matt...there's a nice girl I'd like you to meet."
Yep ... Some records indeed fell !! Let's Go ABBY !!!
Such abeautiful sprinter, a truly gifted talent. She can be agood at both 100m and 200m.Girl get more strength and you are a world class runner.
her times indicate she ALREADY IS a world class runner . . .
Fast and super dreamy! Love that arm hitch
Awesome!
Beautiful queen
I absolutely adore her!
I absolutely love Abby's style.
Congratulations.She is very good !
Somebody guard this young WOMAN from the cry-bullies on the left!
Homegirl has got some top end speed!
It's exciting to watch her kick in turbo mode.
I love it!
What a beautiful runner.
go girl!....the way she pulls away from the pack reminds me of Secretariat
You go girl! 👍🏼
Interesting arm swing but those legs are sooo powerful.
That 21.34 ain't going no where tho🤣🤣🤣
You never know...
All she's gotta do is Run 21 sec.
21 sec from A-B......................
Thank you someone with Sense.
Just giver her 4.25 years.
Secretariat's
Human comparative
Abby is ridiculous. Love it.
Good, good, hard training pays off 📴
Good for her
Just a few years ago, Abby had a serious knee injury. Unbelievable. Can't wait to see her compete in the world championship in Eugene. I am surprised she does not have a higher profile out of Kentucky with national fame and NIL money.
Form matters, unless you’re the best and redefine the meaning of good form.
Her form Is What makes her Do successful...It suits her..
And she's pretty
In your eyes….In your eyes
she is faster and smarter oh nooo superior
Awesome
Man this is gonna be a great season
Yep she’s unreal
She's the best ever, only to get better.
Yeah...right! Every season US athletes, journalists and fans do this, and then when they meet the Jamaican girls, their speed magically disappear...kmt.
Very Nationalist comment also how hype around Jamaican men sprinting magically disappeared🤷🏾♂️
You only referring to Richardson i know your hate her she’s also only early twenties as well and she beat SAFP early in season last year only did she slow after her suspension which def effects training that late in the season.
@@Wideout4 Who compare one athlete beating another and they lost the race them self… Plus both meeting SAFP jogged in Eguene, even the commentary stated it. SAFP went to next meet and clock WL time. Last year in London rain, first race SAFP ran safe… next meet, 10.8s with your girl MIA from that meet, run straight back to USA to hide. SAFP was 21 yrs old and a Olympics 100m champion, 22yrs old Worlds 100m champion… so your young excuse means nothing. Damn these wannabee TF fans 🤦♂️
Lolol...its a fact. I've seen it happen time after time. Fast competition only makes those jamacian girls run faster. 🏃♂️
@@deeblue984 wrong
WHO IS THIS GIRL?!!?!?!?? Why am I just now learning about this phenom????
She’s been in the news for months. Get your head out of the sand!
LOL. Everyone's heard about Abby since 2018. Where u been, bro?
@@TheProfessorpat My head isnt in the sand. I just haven't been following obscure NCAA athletes -_-
@@Rjkooljay2 “Obscure”?? Please tell me you’re trolling and not serious. Back under your bridge!
@@TheProfessorpatYou're not serious 🤦🏾♂️
1)She has 6K users on Twitter
2) Her 100m PB before 2022 was 11.32 which she ran at the age of 20 I.e nothing special
3) Her 200 PB before 2022 was 22.79 which she ran last year. Again, yawn.
Come off whatever high-horse you're foolishly trying to condescend to me from.
Congratulations Abby!
That white sister is fast. Awesome.
let’s not bring race into it.. let her just be fast
@Tokyo Uzimoki - Your right; wait, Nah, your wrong. White people are awesome.
@@tokyouzimoki8022 white is not a race.
@@ralphlazio505 getting to happy bro 3rd😭 “white is amazing”
It's the top end that's changed. She has a ridiculous turnover at 75 meters. She is a threat for real if she maintains that form over the last 25 of any 100 but especially the 200.
American needs you.
Can you say lightning in a bottle? She is kick in’ it.
Almost 5 strides per second.
My head is hurting trying to figure that
She run like the Clayton twins, same arm movements
What everybody’s missing here is her strategy.
She deliberately slows her start….it’s the same strategy Donovan Bailey used in Atlanta to win gold.
A human being can only accelerate for 60 metres. All the other runners in this race accelerate for the first 60 metres and then begin to decelerate. Abby begins her acceleration at approx 40 metres - and it shows, bc she is the only runner accelerating while the others fall back.
Check out Donovan at the 1996 (?) Atlanta games, he runs the same race she does.
@John Gibson -- Interesting . . . where did you get "A human being can only accelerate for 60 metres"?
I can't find a reference for that and would like to know more about it.
TIA!
@@YouzTube99 I recall watching the ‘96 Men’s 100 metre final in Atlanta, and was shocked to see Bailey win in the way he did. As a Canadian, is was especially exciting! and so I paid a lot of attention and listened to his coach talk about their strategy (can’t recall the coach’s name) after the race - that’s where I got that info.
If you look at Abby’s 100 metre race and Bailey’s in Atalanta, you’ll see that each is third from last at the 40 metre mark, then they accelerate and blow by everyone. I’m not an expert, so I can’t explain why this strategy was successful in each of these races 🤷♀️
@@YouzTube99 I think there is why there is a 60 metre distance event..pure acceleration, no deceleration 💁♀️
Its not acceleration at 60 meters. Its top speed at 60 and decelerating slower than the rest.
@@michaeldbhawker3556 That is the norm, that’s what the others seem to be doing….but our hero accelerates at 40 meters and passes everyone as they decelerate 💁♀️ watch Donovan Bailey’s gold medal performance in the 1996 Atlanta on UA-cam. His coach, Charlie Francis, is on record stating that was their strategy for that race.
Love that my race is being represented
She be fast.
This White girl is bad ass! Wow!
She can move!! But she has strange arm movement!! But it works!! Now we have her and Matt Bolling!!
who is we? all of America or white people? expound on your comment.
@@clarenceperry5879 I ment nothing about any bad about that comment!! It is just a surprise seeing them run such fast times and no one seen this coming!! Plus whites are not known for being fast sprinters and that is a fact!!
@@slayer6936 I know some fast white guys and if we all created equal then there is no debate. I take you at your word though.
@@clarenceperry5879 i was a sprinter back in the day on the Marines in 83 and was the only white guy on the team and we had a great time being together as a team and they always called me one fast cracker and it was always out of respect!! In was fast and ran a world class times in the 200 200 and 400. But nothing compared to the others! But by far blacks are the fastest short distance and long distance runners in the world by far. And that is a proven fact!!
Fantastic
love it
With such good information, what's with the extremely loud SFX? Tone them down a bit and that should bring up your production value. Keep up the good work!
Been following Abbey for three years now. She would have won the 200 meters at the 2021 NCAA championship and made the Olympic team had she not been hurt last year.
And if I wasn’t injured at 71 years old I could beat the 100 Meter record . Come on what a silly comment you made .
you've been following for three years. Has she been winning these past three years or is she just now starting to win? I didn't hear of her until her recently famous win shown on this video
@@josephfdent funny how drugs propel you into the limelight .
@@josephfdent She was hurt last year(Achilles)toward the end of the season before the NCAA finals. Would have made the Olympic team in my opinion
@@johndecker7881 daaang you a salty 71 year old. looks like somebody didn't accomplish much in life and doesn't like it when others do.
It was going to happen based off that 22.09 indoor 200m.
let's go kentucky track and field!!!!
She's just amazing 🔥
She's a beast but other women are on a mission as well gonna be a good season
USA is in good hands
wonderful young runner! from my years as a runner myself, the only advice I would give her is to work on her arm movement, if she bent at the elbows more there would be less drag..also, she has a wonderful stride, but her back kick is a little high, meaning her leg does not touch the ground as fast as it could..thanks for sharing your video!
Yeah like your advice is meaningful?? Experts say that her rapid arm movement and carry gives her speed
I was just thinking the opposite haha. Maybe her arm movement is what helps her, like Michael Johnson’s own unique style.
Her arm Movement is what Makes her successful..That's what got her where she is...That's her style...I would leave it just the way it Is...Some people have Different ways of winning..
@@quentincrisp6933 Yeah it does ..
That's what makes her and it's effective... If she changes her arm Movement , she'd probably would Run slower...
This is the equivalent of coaching birds on how to fly.
Her wind-adjusted time was 21.66 not 21.56 (just ahead of Allyson's 21.69 PB).
There was some discrepancy with the wind reading but hey, I support Abby 10000%. She's here this year running with pure venom and taking no prisoners.
Yep - 21.5 is converting to a maximum legal wind speed. This channel is pretty fast and loose with details and facts.
@@Ineddiblehulk it’s still insanely fast for a woman
That doesn’t mean she would have ran that time.
@@jayr6839 Of course it doesn't, it's about highlighting the strength of a -5.6m/s headwind and contextualising just how good that run was!
These so-called wind adjusted times are figments of the imagination. Time will tell the reality.
Not unless you take basic physics into consideration. Headwind means the body encounters air physical movement contrary to the direction it moves. It's like swimming against the current. You swim a lot faster against a weak current than you swim against a strong current. Other than that, indeed, you have to run a 22: 51 to be recorded as a 22: 51. No one was crediting her with that time.
What a stupid comment, the wind conditions have a real physical effect on performance so does gravity etc.
@@wilhelmw3455 someone who ran the 200 meters in 21.34s into a headwind, who has never run the 200 meters under 22 seconds with a legal wind. The video poster has her running the 200 meters in 21.53s based on this so-called wind conversion.
Get her to relax a little more and then maintain a good start, and she will be the new world record holder in both sprints.
On what planet? Come on be realistic. So far off.
If she had a great start here, she would have had about 10.70 thereabout. Still her fan. Love the top end speed.
LOVE U!!!!
You have to realize how wind works in the 200. It's almost an even playing field in the 400. She might have barely broken 22 if there was no negative wind. Not 21.5
Ummm, the wind conversions work...5.6m\s headwind is hard to stand in if you're not ready for it.
21.56 is a far reach for sure!
YOU have to understand how wind works. Swirling, cross directional winds don't neatly play into your pat, negative/positive wind -
home brewed formulation.
@wally john or is it a bigger deal in the 200 because your legs are fresher in a 100 to power through the same distance of headwind? fatigued legs in the 2nd half of a 200m into a headwind...you're running into it for 100m in either race, one with fatigued legs, one with much fresher legs. I tell all the T&F novices this.
She really gets her wheels cranking! Good for her...bet the boys on her high school track team were a little cowed! 🐮
Abby Steiner, Legs like springs.
She has never ran sub 22 yet people trying to say she will break the world record. 21.3 is vary far away for her
They're looking for a female great white hope
@@MrSivram28 dead ass 😂😂😂
@@MrSivram28 Well so far I guess she is. Can't argue with what she has done & did punk the African record holder in the 200 indoors.
@@ericdawson845 takin somethin 🤣🤣
Another Matthew Bolling situation.
Man I saw that 200 she ran and she bought first class tickets for all of her competitors to Gapistan and dinner at Gapplebees.
Enjoy it because all that will change when she meets international competition like the Jamacians.
Americans have beaten Jamaicans before.
@@samj1185 Yes they have but the current ones no so i wont go with the hype because all that will do is feed her ego.
Abby is my hero (along with Athing Mu and Sydney McLaughlin). It seems it was 100 years ago that I played college football and basketball. Then I became a fan of professional basketball and football (NBA & NFL). But today, I wouldn't say I like watching professional sports. I became a women's track and field fan. I watch reruns of these three female athletes on UA-cam all the time. I can't wait for the track season to start. Go USA.
I had another hero named Allyson Felix, but sadly she retired.
Definitely keeping an eye on her but folks like Terrance Laird we're dripping crazy times super early in the outdoor season last year, then the times fell off. Hopefully she doesn't burn herself out, Worlds are here (the US) this year & peaking twice in a 2 month times span is HARD.
I thought exactly the same thing. Laird was primed for a huge showing and the long college season caught up with him. I hope all the college athletes get some time to rest before Worlds. USA track has a great future if our athletes can stay healthy!!!! Can't wait for Worlds!
Hell yeah bout time a white girl killing the speed
Why are older videos so grainy? They had good cameras in 1988.
Congrats to her but let’s not get ahead of ourselves just yet…
Let’s see if she lives to the headline expectations. Only time and wind readings will tell.
Looks pretty 😍 good strides are very good
I just wanna know what they’re putting in that Starbucks