Ofili has proven to be a strong medal contender and she keeps breaking records. She also has a close running style of Allyson Felix, running the 100m, 200m and 400m. Amazing athlete to watch.
@@AugustineOfeh absolutely! I’m so proud of this beautiful young athlete and running with Aleia and Brisco is gonna fix her start tons. I can’t wait to see how she does over the next two or three years…I think she will be on another level next year.
I know why athletes are killing it this year!!! It's because Total Running Productions is making track and field badass! Guarantee, all these athletes watch this channel.
I ran track when I was a kid and I jogged and ran some across my life but never was interested in Daily track and field stories. I'm so hooked on this page I can't wait for updates. Perfectly done
My sprinting Prodigy finally getting the recognition she deserves. More record times to come. I reckon its just the beginning for her as she is just 19. My favourite to win the NCAA 100m and 200m
I want to predict a 21.8 range time for the ncaa in the 200 and 10.8 in the 100 . For worlds I would love her to focus on the 200 as she has run a lot compared to the pros .
You have the best track channel. Always informative and always giving everyone their props. Never being biased letting the sprinter speak instead of making a sprinter great just because they are popular. I got mad respect and love for you.
Nigeria have got themselves a handy group of young sprinters for the next decade in Favour Ofili, Grace Nwokocha, Rosemary Chukwuma, Patience Omovoh & Tobi Amusan for the women; and Udodi Onwuzurike, Alaba Akintola, Favour Ashe, Raymond Ekevwo, Godson Oghenebrume, Enoch Adegoke, Usheoritse Itsekiri & Divine Oduduru for the men. Hopefully a bunch of them don't end up running for the likes of Bahrain or Qatar in the next 3-5 years like Naser, Odiong & Ogunode as a result of terrible & incompetent Nigerian Sports Administration.
@@litgamer6205 HATER. You just have to bring in something negative in order to reduce the accomplishments of these athletes. For your information, they are tested for PEDs. However, if you have any information on the contrary, please present it.
@@litgamer6205 hmm! You mean that the Nigerian athletes use drugs? People, can this guy be sued for defamation of character or something similar. Then, he/she will be forced to provide proof or be convicted.
@@naturalblockade3412 Honestly I'm not, I love the Nigerian athletes, I just think we have to keep an open mind as to all these athletes popping up its VERY suspicious and we all know how corrupt Nigeria is I don't think it's a stretch to assume the same of their PED testing 🤔😃
Now that Ofili has been recognized, let’s give Julien Alfred some attention. She has been consistently fast in the 100. People are discounting her wind aided times last week, but on May 13, she ran 10.81 with 1.7 wind which is the 3rd fastest wind legal time for women in NCAA history. Alfred should be favored in the 100.
Hard to tell about Worlds. Cambrea Sturgis broke 10.80 last year in NCAA finals, but her hectic racing schedule hurt her chances at the Olympics. NCAA athletes have more demanding racing schedules than the pros.
Agreed. Guys like Laird and Boling were also gassed out by the time the Olympic trials were being held. I feel like the NCAA needs to shorten the season
@@TheHuskyK9 if you take their best times for the season, where would they have placed? I believe Laird would have been okay for the 200, but I don't remember what his time was for the 100.
so happy to see Kenya at the top and in contention in the sprints... we're so used to middle and distance running that this is so novel and refreshing that it's captured a nation's imagination... hope it brings through other sprinters
By making every performance groundbreaking and other worldly, I feel like I'm losing sense of what's truly impressive and what just good or very good... I know this is a good way to get more views and to put the spotlight on those performances, but I don't completely agree with the approach Cheers
@@efisgpr Yet Ofilli crushed her in their last head to head. Let's focus on the present please. The winner is normally who gets posted about on sports channel, not someone who couldn't pick up a single gold.
Honestly I found it disrespectful when after Ofilis dominant triple crown sweep he barely acknowledged her and instead made yet another video hyping Steiners losing effort🙄 Glad Ofili's getting her shine now though, she deserved it then and deserves it now.
10. 70 , 21. 88 ncaa finals, 10.65 , 21.75 world championship finals. Favor is the next Big track starr after Elaine and Shelly. Get it Ofili God got you.
10.70? 10.65? You cannot be serious. 😂 Bro I hate when y'all get delusional just bcz a person is running well. Do you know how hard it is to run 10.70?? Much less sub 10.7? Jeez at least be realistic 🤦🏿♂️
@@albertmaraj she's like fred curly, just started running 100m , she's getting faster every final she's in, she has yet to pop the big 1 in the right conditions. Us sprinters know this . Just watch .
Hi Total Running Productions, love your work and the content you put out. Just wanted to check if you have a system for determining what is “significant” wind? Here you say a 1.2m/s headwind is significant, but in other videos when adjusting wind aided runs you’ve called a 1.2m/s tailwind “slight”.
Don't forget Julien Alfred, Melissa Jefferson and Abby Steiner - and I think there is a couple of other girls in NCAA under 11.00 also. It will almost be a World Championship worthy final at NCAA... I personaly think Jefferson will win, she seems to be wise enough to save the best for the final. As she did in the indoors 60m.
It's the new track technology surfaces. For example, the Tokyo designer, Andrea Vallauri, says the new surface enhances performance by 1-2%. Obviously, not many surfaces have been upgraded to that level but just upgrading past surfaces to the next notch or two down will make the difference we are seeing. Heck, my alma mater DIII track is being upgraded after twenty years. That'll make a big difference in track records being broken.
I think Ofili would be the favorite in the 200 but in the 100 it's gonna be a battle with Alfred and Jefferson in there along with Steiner. It's gonna be bananas. I got Alfred in the 100 meters.
Looks like it's going to be a great year for sprinting! I wonder if Abby Steiner could improve her times by sorting out her arm movements? At the moment they are very side-to-side; which is not ideal. If she could change that to a more front-to-back motion she should be able to gain a little... so long as it doesn't mess up the rest of her mechanics!
Everyone is talking about Ofili and Steiner as though they will take top spots in 100 and 200. I am a Steiner fan but I think Julien Alfred will win the 100.
Reece Prescod just beat Yohan Blake in the Golden Spike Meet in a time of 9.93 into a headwind of -1.2m/s. If you convert the wind he would've equalled Linford Christie's NR of 9.87. He's back ladies and gentlemen.
The reason sprinters are running faster is because of the spikes they're now wearing, largely the Nike Air Zoom Maxfly. These spikes can give profound improvements.
With so many super time by so many different athletes it does make one wonder if shoe technology is the deciding factor, the key variable. Like the swimsuit era in the late 1990’s, early 2000’s changed the sport until they reversed the rules!
Nigerian women not only have a very high IQ, they are some of the strongest women on the planet. I think we’re going to see more Nigerian names dominate track and field as well as other sports 🔥
At a buffet, I personally sneak corn into the buffet so others can enjoy them. I hide 6 boiled corn ears in my jacket pockets. It is a joy for me to see other patrons of the establishment eat my corn thinking they were part of the buffet.
I don't see NCAA athletes having any major impact at the World Champs. After such a long and arduous season, very few, if any, of them will be a factor.
Athing Mu was a good exception last year, but I think she was so good she didn't had to go really maximum as most have to win at NCAA, so she had a little saved for the Olympics.
Abby will get into the .80's in the 200 and win that event, let's just say 21:82 for the 200 title. In the 100 it'll take a sub 11:00 to win that, Abby has a good chance if she can get an all time best start, otherwise that title will go to Favour or that girl from the western regional who I believe ran in the 10:80's! Abby has it in her but she needs that incredible start in the 100!
Thank you for all your vids! Can I ask a favor? Pls slow down with the "dropped an absolute bomb" on every video and use of double negative with "negative headwind", since headwind by definition means wind against the runner (technically, it's a negative "tailwind"). A negative headwind would mean a tailwind. Peace.
She's making the women's collegiate sprints exciting. There are a few women who will push her, but I'm definitely team Ofili. Good luck at NCAAs Favour!
She will definitely take the 100 and the 200 ncaa championship but the world championship she will go only to the finals in 100 and 200 but to take medal 🏅 she will need to go under 9:80 in the 100 and 21.90 in the 200 and she is not there I think she need to focus in the 400 because 50.70 in the relay’s it is remarkable and if she will focus on the 400 she can get a medal
@@simonsnow9865 Ofili will not win the 100. Alfred has run consistently faster times and is peaking now. I agree that Ofili or Steiner wins the 200, and I'm hoping it is Abby. Go USA!
The high pitch noise in the background music hurts my head and distracts me from the video which makes me sad :( can you use a different background music in the future or filter it out?
Favour Ofili looks like she is super human in every race that doesn't include Abby Steiner, and Steiner looks like she's on the precipice of finishing a step ahead rather than behind. I am looking forward to these ladies doing Battle for years to come, exciting, and oh yeah, She'carri.
Ofili definitely my favorite Collegiate athlete right now and I see her winning NCAA'S 100m...👍🔥🔥 200m will be much tighter with Abby Blazing too... but I believe both these incredible Sprinters have the best chance at 1st and 2nd in the 200m. I know there is a couple real fast females in the West who've dropped crazy fast wind-aided 100m times and I'm sure they'll be fighting for 1st too, but I believe Ofili is gonna take it in the 100m. 🔥🔥
It's hard that they split up her and her brother that he went to Tennessee and not LSU.. paper Ashley I guess he's the 100 m champ.. they are from Nigeria.. I believe their names mean asked for a favor,.
2022 has been such a fantastic year in track and field it's honestly otherworldly I'm pretty amazed with all of these awesome times
Too right, ...what a year it's been and supposedly many of these athletes aren't in their best form.
2021 Olympics tho were the best in a long time and many many records were set in 2021
I feel like this channel makes it better. We don’t always get the enthusiasm behind the reporting and we get the vids so quickly
@@Dm0stFin3sT I’ve been looking for channels to get more into track & field and this one is great
Following your logic, I would expect to see Bolt's records broken this year.
Ofili has proven to be a strong medal contender and she keeps breaking records. She also has a close running style of Allyson Felix, running the 100m, 200m and 400m.
Amazing athlete to watch.
I agree. She’s basically inexperienced, but is already at the top of her game. I expect many huge things from Ofili during her career!
@@stevie586 And she is doing brilliantly now!
@@AugustineOfeh absolutely! I’m so proud of this beautiful young athlete and running with Aleia and Brisco is gonna fix her start tons. I can’t wait to see how she does over the next two or three years…I think she will be on another level next year.
I know why athletes are killing it this year!!!
It's because Total Running Productions is making track and field badass! Guarantee, all these athletes watch this channel.
I ran track when I was a kid and I jogged and ran some across my life but never was interested in Daily track and field stories. I'm so hooked on this page I can't wait for updates. Perfectly done
Ok.. 🤷♂️🤦🤡
My sprinting Prodigy finally getting the recognition she deserves. More record times to come. I reckon its just the beginning for her as she is just 19. My favourite to win the NCAA 100m and 200m
@White Daddy Nigerian pounded yams!
@White Daddy What are you smoking?
I want to predict a 21.8 range time for the ncaa in the 200 and 10.8 in the 100 . For worlds I would love her to focus on the 200 as she has run a lot compared to the pros .
You have the best track channel. Always informative and always giving everyone their props. Never being biased letting the sprinter speak instead of making a sprinter great just because they are popular. I got mad respect and love for you.
Such amazing running mechanics. She looks relaxed the whole time!
Nigeria have got themselves a handy group of young sprinters for the next decade in Favour Ofili, Grace Nwokocha, Rosemary Chukwuma, Patience Omovoh & Tobi Amusan for the women; and Udodi Onwuzurike, Alaba Akintola, Favour Ashe, Raymond Ekevwo, Godson Oghenebrume, Enoch Adegoke, Usheoritse Itsekiri & Divine Oduduru for the men.
Hopefully a bunch of them don't end up running for the likes of Bahrain or Qatar in the next 3-5 years like Naser, Odiong & Ogunode as a result of terrible & incompetent Nigerian Sports Administration.
I am more concerned with our athletics federation, as we have always had talent .
@@samueloshun9956 that's why talent is developed abroad, not even just in athletics, in education, and other areas.
@@samueloshun9956 that's why talent is developed abroad, not even just in athletics, in education, and other areas.
It's about time. A country of 200 million black people have underachieved way far too long. They should be dominating the sprints.
There's also talented Nigerians running for other countries too. Shows how amazing dem Naija genes are 💯
She looks good running! Her mechanics are great!
As a Nigerian I am super excited to see her do amazing things and break records
A lot of folks love seeing the Nigerians do well, too!
@@barrychambers4047 Only thing is they use steroids 😒
@@litgamer6205 HATER. You just have to bring in something negative in order to reduce the accomplishments of these athletes. For your information, they are tested for PEDs. However, if you have any information on the contrary, please present it.
@@litgamer6205 hmm! You mean that the Nigerian athletes use drugs? People, can this guy be sued for defamation of character or something similar. Then, he/she will be forced to provide proof or be convicted.
@@naturalblockade3412 Honestly I'm not, I love the Nigerian athletes, I just think we have to keep an open mind as to all these athletes popping up its VERY suspicious and we all know how corrupt Nigeria is I don't think it's a stretch to assume the same of their PED testing 🤔😃
Man I love your vids, your voice, your content...A great video again🔥🔥
Now that Ofili has been recognized, let’s give Julien Alfred some attention. She has been consistently fast in the 100. People are discounting her wind aided times last week, but on May 13, she ran 10.81 with 1.7 wind which is the 3rd fastest wind legal time for women in NCAA history. Alfred should be favored in the 100.
She's going to have an incredible 2022 track season...
Hopefully she is not burnt out after the NCAA season
Hard to tell about Worlds. Cambrea Sturgis broke 10.80 last year in NCAA finals, but her hectic racing schedule hurt her chances at the Olympics. NCAA athletes have more demanding racing schedules than the pros.
Sturgis had a 2.2 wind so above the allowable limit
Agreed. Guys like Laird and Boling were also gassed out by the time the Olympic trials were being held. I feel like the NCAA needs to shorten the season
The season too long for college runners.
@@TheHuskyK9 if you take their best times for the season, where would they have placed? I believe Laird would have been okay for the 200, but I don't remember what his time was for the 100.
@@micdeleon 9.8 but wind aided, that’s crazy
What an insane season we’re having it’s getting better and better
so happy to see Kenya at the top and in contention in the sprints... we're so used to middle and distance running that this is so novel and refreshing that it's captured a nation's imagination... hope it brings through other sprinters
Favour Ofili is Nigerian
By making every performance groundbreaking and other worldly, I feel like I'm losing sense of what's truly impressive and what just good or very good...
I know this is a good way to get more views and to put the spotlight on those performances, but I don't completely agree with the approach
Cheers
Really! You must have not seen the Abby Steiner vids. From the day she was born till now. Sense of epic greatness
After watching this channel for a whole I've learnt to avoid the videos with dramatic and imprecise titles☹️
As a real track fan you know what's good and what's really good
It actually is crazy how fast sprinters are running this year - men, women, pros, collegiate and high schoolers!
@@mac-columbusjetsfanclub2693 Better running shoes?
Finally you post about Favor Offilli. She did a triple and all u focused on was the girl behind her.
You mean Steiner? She routinely claps Ofili and is faster.... that's why.
@@efisgpr Yet Ofilli crushed her in their last head to head. Let's focus on the present please. The winner is normally who gets posted about on sports channel, not someone who couldn't pick up a single gold.
Glad you’re finally recognizing this young lady’s undeniable talent
Honestly I found it disrespectful when after Ofilis dominant triple crown sweep he barely acknowledged her and instead made yet another video hyping Steiners losing effort🙄 Glad Ofili's getting her shine now though, she deserved it then and deserves it now.
@@hpavil Exactly! The hype behind Steiner and Boling has been nauseating…particularly as there are faster and more prolific athletes on both coasts.
@@hpavil STEINER is 8-2 lifetime against Ofili, hardly losing effort for Steiner other than SEC’s.
@@TrinidadGhost who is faster than Steiner other than Ofili in the 200? NCAA’s will be won by Steiner or Ofili!
@@TrinidadGhost you are so WRONG!! nobody even close to Steiner and Ofili in the 200!!
another star is born she's beautiful.
GOLD, GOLD, 1st, 1st. shes on fire!!!
My prediction for the NCAA finals, Favour Ofili 10.87 - 100m first place. 21.92 - 200m first place.
Agreed very intelligent measured predictions
Thanks again,wonderful runnin Favour with Abby chasin
10. 70 , 21. 88 ncaa finals, 10.65 , 21.75 world championship finals. Favor is the next Big track starr after Elaine and Shelly. Get it Ofili God got you.
I don’t think God favours any athlete.
10.70? 10.65? You cannot be serious. 😂
Bro I hate when y'all get delusional just bcz a person is running well. Do you know how hard it is to run 10.70?? Much less sub 10.7? Jeez at least be realistic 🤦🏿♂️
@@albertmaraj she's like fred curly, just started running 100m , she's getting faster every final she's in, she has yet to pop the big 1 in the right conditions. Us sprinters know this . Just watch .
@@surunitemiakanni-oye4346 🤦🏾 ok king.
@@cedricrichardson9579 Y'all love hoping for the impossible 😂 OK Mr. Richardson.
They need to show more track and field on TV
Agree 💯💯
Video of Prescod’s 9.93 -1.2? Possible man to break the British record?
Underrated athlete… want to see him at the world champs he could pull off something special
And he ran that blind in the outside lane very impressive.
At 3:30 you said she won in 22.29 & 22.80 but it shows 22.29 and 22.08 so I’m going to assume she didn’t drop if .5 seconds and instead ran to 22.08
I noticed it too...
Yeah, that was a mistake, she actually ran a 22.08s
this man uploads every millisecond yo
Waiting for the Reece Prescod 9.93 into -1.2 headwind video👀
Hi Total Running Productions, love your work and the content you put out. Just wanted to check if you have a system for determining what is “significant” wind? Here you say a 1.2m/s headwind is significant, but in other videos when adjusting wind aided runs you’ve called a 1.2m/s tailwind “slight”.
Don't forget Julien Alfred, Melissa Jefferson and Abby Steiner - and I think there is a couple of other girls in NCAA under 11.00 also. It will almost be a World Championship worthy final at NCAA...
I personaly think Jefferson will win, she seems to be wise enough to save the best for the final. As she did in the indoors 60m.
They are all fast, but I think Ofili is running the best right now, Steiner can win it all also!
Yeah, I got Steiner, Alfred, Ofili in that order
@@simonsnow9865 Steiner can't run any faster! She is all strength. Not smooth enough!
I hate how that camera woman was in Ofili’s way at the SEC championships. Then she laughed about it
White folk bout to show they ass in these last daze, head on a swivel.
Women make bad judgement on speed and distance.
@@eddiewtong213 humans are bad at judging speeds in general.
Camerawoman: "I just did a bunch of ketamine."
It's the new track technology surfaces. For example, the Tokyo designer, Andrea Vallauri, says the new surface enhances performance by 1-2%. Obviously, not many surfaces have been upgraded to that level but just upgrading past surfaces to the next notch or two down will make the difference we are seeing. Heck, my alma mater DIII track is being upgraded after twenty years. That'll make a big difference in track records being broken.
In the opposite, Beijing's snow courses were obviously far worse than what competition standards should have been.
I think Ofili would be the favorite in the 200 but in the 100 it's gonna be a battle with Alfred and Jefferson in there along with Steiner. It's gonna be bananas. I got Alfred in the 100 meters.
Looks like it's going to be a great year for sprinting!
I wonder if Abby Steiner could improve her times by sorting out her arm movements? At the moment they are very side-to-side; which is not ideal. If she could change that to a more front-to-back motion she should be able to gain a little... so long as it doesn't mess up the rest of her mechanics!
yeah i’ve always thought her arms were super bizarre, they’re very straight too
I’m starting to see a bit of a resemblance to Elaine’s style in her last couple of races.
I like statistics...can help for predicts result !
Favour is great. Her only problem is Mboma!
Everyone’s problem. The world athletics authorities have toco e to a definitive decision soon.
Steiner beat Ofili 8 out of 10 times. Ofilu beat Steiner for the first time a couple of weeks ago. Steiner will be a problem for Ofili at NCAA’s
Mboma is currently injured and don’t forget Elaine Thompson-Herah she will be a major problem !!!
@@simonsnow9865 Blah blah blah! Steiner is good but she ain't going be first in anything.
@@surunitemiakanni-oye4346 Oh shut up! She is more of a woman than most of your PED influenced athletes. Was it she beaten by Elaine Thompson?
Everyone is talking about Ofili and Steiner as though they will take top spots in 100 and 200. I am a Steiner fan but I think Julien Alfred will win the 100.
For sprinters of this caliber, how do they improve/get faster? Or do they simply try to maintain this speed as long as they can?
So proud of this young lady. I’m so happy she beat Abby
She looks smooth and these victories are unchallenging for her so in close races as she steps up competition….she’s a 10.7 and a 21.85 type sprinter
2:44 lmao she ran into the camera guy
She has very long strides!
If there’s no wind she will get gold in both she looks very poised
This is 2023. Just after the NCAA finals. I’m still hoping she’ll improve. She’s now down to 22.11 seconds in the 200 metres.
Is she related to cindy ofili & Tiffany ofili. The 100m hurdlers ?
Is the controversy around the shoes solved?
Can you talk about the 2022 prefontaine classic men's 100
Who's the young Dafne Schippers on her shoulder though 👀🤔
I think we can say without a doubt that the new shoes give indeed quite a big advantage.
everyone is wearing the same shoes- the fastest person still wins on the day.
Dunno. We'll have to see. To many people's surprise, them girls from Texas A&M are burning down the track rn.
Reece Prescod just beat Yohan Blake in the Golden Spike Meet in a time of 9.93 into a headwind of -1.2m/s. If you convert the wind he would've equalled Linford Christie's NR of 9.87. He's back ladies and gentlemen.
Damn. What time did Blake run?
@@timmytheinventor4746 Blake ran 10.05 which would have been a sub 10 with a tailwind. Yohan is back as well 🔥
@@timmytheinventor4746 10.05, so that's a 9.98 fully converted. Still impressive as we're still early in the season.
@@albertmaraj I think he can bring back a relay medal, he was so close with 4th place last year.
@@yennox5338 4th, but he was the 5th runner to finish. If they replace Ujah with Prescod then best he'll get is 4th.
Reece prescod also just ran a 9.93 pb into a 1.2m/s headwind beating yohan Blake and simbine and he eased up for the last 10 m
ua-cam.com/video/m3wIJULmchk/v-deo.html
Doesn't look like he eased up.
Even the commentator said "he powered through"
Even though 9.93 into 1.2 is ridiculous, of course!!
The reason sprinters are running faster is because of the spikes they're now wearing, largely the Nike Air Zoom Maxfly. These spikes can give profound improvements.
Nope, she's just as fast as I thought she was before watching the video. Stop with the clickbait.
Did the shoes change?
With so many super time by so many different athletes it does make one wonder if shoe technology is the deciding factor, the key variable. Like the swimsuit era in the late 1990’s, early 2000’s changed the sport until they reversed the rules!
Nigerian women not only have a very high IQ, they are some of the strongest women on the planet. I think we’re going to see more Nigerian names dominate track and field as well as other sports 🔥
AKA Wakanda!
No one will catch her... she's like the wind.......
These college athletes are running a lot. Hope they have a little left in the tank for later
Ofili’s accelerator is working fine, but her brakes need looking at !
Blessing out, Favour in.
At a buffet, I personally sneak corn into the buffet so others can enjoy them. I hide 6 boiled corn ears in my jacket pockets. It is a joy for me to see other patrons of the establishment eat my corn thinking they were part of the buffet.
STOP. 🛑
FEMKE BOL video coming soon?
You misspoke there ...it was 22.08 not 22.80 seconds.
I don't see NCAA athletes having any major impact at the World Champs. After such a long and arduous season, very few, if any, of them will be a factor.
Athing Mu was a good exception last year, but I think she was so good she didn't had to go really maximum as most have to win at NCAA, so she had a little saved for the Olympics.
She'll do well at the NCAA finals, however at the World Championship, she will be way too tired to match the professionals.
She'll have a good rest in between.
I don't think stamina would be the issue trying to match the professionals
You're 100 correct. However, she and others will be entering the trials having competed in some many races and that means they'll be a little tired.
Abby will get into the .80's in the 200 and win that event, let's just say 21:82 for the 200 title. In the 100 it'll take a sub 11:00 to win that, Abby has a good chance if she can get an all time best start, otherwise that title will go to Favour or that girl from the western regional who I believe ran in the 10:80's! Abby has it in her but she needs that incredible start in the 100!
Are there positive headwinds?
Are younger runners being inspired by Abby and Matthew Bolling? Sure hope so.
The World Champs in Oregon, could be the most amazing so far...
I think that christin mboma will be the surprise in the 100-200 she can go down 10.7 in the 100 and 21.8 in the 200
She got a possible season-ending injury.
She is a HE anyway!
Thank you for all your vids! Can I ask a favor? Pls slow down with the "dropped an absolute bomb" on every video and use of double negative with "negative headwind", since headwind by definition means wind against the runner (technically, it's a negative "tailwind"). A negative headwind would mean a tailwind. Peace.
I look forward to her future Olympic career!
She qualified for the Tokyo Olympics but was among Nigerian athletes disqualified for botched pre-Olympic testings.
Ofili double gold
I doubt it
Nice
She's making the women's collegiate sprints exciting. There are a few women who will push her, but I'm definitely team Ofili. Good luck at NCAAs Favour!
That’s a lot of work for one athlete, she needs to be careful
Total Running Productions: "No one can match Ofili"!!!
Steiner: "Better hold my beer" 🍺 😆😅👊💪
Cool
W8W ^^ Very Nice :D
It got to be the shoes
Athletics is a wonderful & mind blowing sports but still its popularity is very very less, 😔
She will definitely take the 100 and the 200 ncaa championship but the world championship she will go only to the finals in 100 and 200 but to take medal 🏅 she will need to go under 9:80 in the 100 and 21.90 in the 200 and she is not there I think she need to focus in the 400 because 50.70 in the relay’s it is remarkable and if she will focus on the 400 she can get a medal
I think she’ll win the 200m but the 100m is tough bc I think Julien Alfred is probably the favourite
OFILI will win the 100, but Steiner or Ofili will definitely win the 200
@@simonsnow9865 Ofili will not win the 100. Alfred has run consistently faster times and is peaking now. I agree that Ofili or Steiner wins the 200, and I'm hoping it is Abby. Go USA!
that camera man almost injured her. He didn't see her coming to make way?
lmao, omanyala aiming for 9.5 but running 10.1s on low altitude
Wow
The high pitch noise in the background music hurts my head and distracts me from the video which makes me sad :( can you use a different background music in the future or filter it out?
Video off Reece prescod 9.93 into a -1.2 head wind
Yeah..... he was last in the Iaaf birmingham race.
@@osuk1 had cramp in the blocks. He explained it today in his post race interview.
I'm suspicious.
@@timmytheinventor4746 why? Can’t you tell the other runs ran probably what they would run nothing special from them..
She's 2-8 against Abby this year, including 0-2 in national championship finals....
Abby Steiner could still rise to the occasion as a spoiler.
Favour Ofili looks like she is super human in every race that doesn't include Abby Steiner, and Steiner looks like she's on the precipice of finishing a step ahead rather than behind. I am looking forward to these ladies doing Battle for years to come, exciting, and oh yeah, She'carri.
Ofili definitely my favorite Collegiate athlete right now and I see her winning NCAA'S 100m...👍🔥🔥
200m will be much tighter with Abby Blazing too... but I believe both these incredible Sprinters have the best chance at 1st and 2nd in the 200m.
I know there is a couple real fast females in the West who've dropped crazy fast wind-aided 100m times and I'm sure they'll be fighting for 1st too, but I believe Ofili is gonna take it in the 100m. 🔥🔥
When Julian Alfred beats her and Steiner in the 100 y’all can finally talk about some other track women in college
It's hard that they split up her and her brother that he went to Tennessee and not LSU.. paper Ashley I guess he's the 100 m champ.. they are from Nigeria.. I believe their names mean asked for a favor,.
1:21 lane 4 fell for it
2:22 why tf do they have people so close? thats absurd
They’re running fast because I’ve been poisoning the water supply with cocaine, glad to see my effort paying off