JESSICA HULL SEEMS TO SMOOTHLY FLOAT AROUND THE TRACK. IT'S A PLEASURE TO WATCH HER AND SHE ALWAYS HAS A BEAUTIFIL SMILE AT THE END OF EACH RACE. LOVELY GIRL AND SUPERB ATHLETE.
Her form is excellent, but there are others who are equally outstanding. I have been looking forward to her joining the international competitions against the the Ethiopians (Dibaba sisters, Gidey, Ayana), the Kenyans (Cheruiyot, Obiri), the Germans (Klosterhalfen, Reh), Hassan from the Netherlands and a few others. There has never been a time where so many women were simultaneously at the apex of distance running. Hull will definitely be a great addition.
Jessica has great form and is a super athlete. She glided away like it was a guaranteed win. I love watching winners like that. Awesome victory, solid performance.
For this she has to get much, much faster. A sub 14:30 is a must for world class. And a last lap of 65s isn't very fast compared to others. Her other reference times are also not really world class: 4:01 over 1500m and 2:03 over 800m - that's simply too slow.
@@detroitrockscity Oh yes, Taylor Ewert is definitely a rising star to watch, especially considering she also spends a lot of time training for race walking.
There are several elite Chinese and Japanese women who run with low hands and what appears to be a choppy stride, but they do quite well on the international circuit. It does look inefficient, but their times and competition results suggest otherwise.
The difference in body type between the Japanese and Australian runners is... astounding. I think it's awesome that some running events aren't dominated by a single body type, especially the mid distance events. It's funny seeing (in men's racing anyway) the dichotomy of buff sprinters extending up to mid distance and (for the most part) skinny(er) distance runners coming down to run a bit faster. (Nothing against women sprinters, it's just the size difference is larger in men so the effect is a bit more spectacular.) Anyway, wonderful seeing Ms. Hull crushing another race.
Yes, Hull is nice to watch but where are the Kenyans, Ethiopians and Eastern Europeans? You all know she'll have to run around 14:30 to medal in the Olympics don't you? Obiri, Hassan, Kipkemboi, Tirop, Klosterhafen are all under 14:30. I think she'll need the extra time to work on that.
Why can't they do the 1500 and 5000 in the Olympics? Since 1952, when Zatopek won gold in the 5000, 10000 and Marathon, lots of athletes have won doubles.
@5446 Correction, only 2 men have ever won gold for the 1500 and 5000 double. The great Paavo Nurmi 1924, and the great Hitchim El Guerrouj 2004. It took 80 years for that feat alone to be repeated. Would love to see Hull go for 1500m,
Jess Hull runs like a Triple Crown Thoroughbred. She makes it look easy. Jeez, quit showing us all the losers crossing the finish line. We want to see Jess Hull after the victory!!
Seriously? Hull sat on the pace runner the whole time. Let's see how they go without someone carrying the load. Why was a pace runner allowed that could not qualify. It's BS.
There was no pacer in this race. The Japanese runner was pushing the pace because she (and her coach) considered that the best strategy. That was her choice.
Hull, What a beautiful smile after a long tired run!
JESSICA HULL SEEMS TO SMOOTHLY FLOAT AROUND THE TRACK. IT'S A PLEASURE TO WATCH HER AND SHE ALWAYS HAS A BEAUTIFIL SMILE AT THE END OF EACH RACE. LOVELY GIRL AND SUPERB ATHLETE.
I have watched Jessica Hull several times now and just one word comes to mind Brilliant !!
Babe !!
ooo somebodies in trouble
always with that lovely smile
The year delay now.
So disappointing.
She is in her prime.
No injuries.
Jess Hull....World Class.
I'm no expert but Jessica has the best running style I've ever seen.
Her form is excellent, but there are others who are equally outstanding. I have been looking forward to her joining the international competitions against the the Ethiopians (Dibaba sisters, Gidey, Ayana), the Kenyans (Cheruiyot, Obiri), the Germans (Klosterhalfen, Reh), Hassan from the Netherlands and a few others. There has never been a time where so many women were simultaneously at the apex of distance running. Hull will definitely be a great addition.
I agree, and I'm no expert either
She looks like shes out for a slow jog
So easy and comfortable
Amen
Her stride says it all.
a top tier athlete. impeccable form, excited to see her compete further
Hope to see Ms. Hull on many Olympic podiums...
Jessica has great form and is a super athlete. She glided away like it was a guaranteed win. I love watching winners like that. Awesome victory, solid performance.
All gorgeous. A beautiful sight.
Poetry in motion.
That's Ms. GOLD medal Right There .... Love How She Runs
Crushed it JH. Wow ur such a pleasure to watch. Ur running mechanics are just next level. You monstered that race. It's all perfection!!!!
Beautiful run!!! pleasure to watch....you go girl
excelente atleta Jessica..y muy hermosa
J Hull didn't even look tired. I can't wait for her to compete against the world's elite runners.
For this she has to get much, much faster. A sub 14:30 is a must for world class. And a last lap of 65s isn't very fast compared to others. Her other reference times are also not really world class: 4:01 over 1500m and 2:03 over 800m - that's simply too slow.
I wait for the day when Jessica Hull and Katlyn Tuohy compete on the same track!
Don't forget about Taylor Ewert
She is going the best one day.
@@detroitrockscity Oh yes, Taylor Ewert is definitely a rising star to watch, especially considering she also spends a lot of time training for race walking.
@@mllo2003 I am hoping my football stud 17 year old son meets her someday, that way I know he will have a great life after I am gone...lol👍
Holy SMOKES!! Just let her rip on that last lap!
What a legend
The Japanese runner looks stressed, gawky and awkward in stark contrast to Jessica Hull who looks supremely relaxed and in control, life's so unfair
For every stride, Jessica takes, the Japanese runner takes five.
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There are several elite Chinese and Japanese women who run with low hands and what appears to be a choppy stride, but they do quite well on the international circuit. It does look inefficient, but their times and competition results suggest otherwise.
That girl that came in last place, #21, she ran a 17min 5k. That's insanely fast for a woman.
In high school maybe
Um.. But everyone else that beat her was also a woman..
Katelyn Tuohy did 15.37 on track, and just over 16 in X country , when she would have been second in the boys HS race - same track same day
@@keithtinkler4073 she's also the fastest girl in the nation
I’m sorry but no not for professionals.
Awesome
The difference in body type between the Japanese and Australian runners is... astounding. I think it's awesome that some running events aren't dominated by a single body type, especially the mid distance events. It's funny seeing (in men's racing anyway) the dichotomy of buff sprinters extending up to mid distance and (for the most part) skinny(er) distance runners coming down to run a bit faster. (Nothing against women sprinters, it's just the size difference is larger in men so the effect is a bit more spectacular.) Anyway, wonderful seeing Ms. Hull crushing another race.
Excelente corredora e uma linda mulher.
Supreme athlete,
Owww beauty and fast
Very impressive... got a great stride and kick. Cute as a button to boot
Jessica Hull is cute af
wow
I just hope she gets to keep that spot on the team rather than have to qualify again.
Yes, Hull is nice to watch but where are the Kenyans, Ethiopians and Eastern Europeans? You all know she'll have to run around 14:30 to medal in the Olympics don't you? Obiri, Hassan, Kipkemboi, Tirop, Klosterhafen are all under 14:30. I think she'll need the extra time to work on that.
Exactly!
she can really run.
#2... name ? ...
What country is she running for? Hull
@Mr Moncherz, Australia because she is Australian.
@@dodgem259 and this is the Australian championship race
Why can't they do the 1500 and 5000 in the Olympics?
Since 1952, when Zatopek won gold in the 5000, 10000 and Marathon, lots of athletes have won doubles.
@5446 Correction, only 2 men have ever won gold for the 1500 and 5000 double. The great Paavo Nurmi 1924, and the great Hitchim El Guerrouj 2004. It took 80 years for that feat alone to be repeated. Would love to see Hull go for 1500m,
So they can, but they explained in the video the races are too close together to be at peak for both of them.
Hull looks like Secretariat!
Hull RUNS like Secretariat.
She can really run like a horse and with stamina as well....
Jess Hull runs like a Triple Crown Thoroughbred. She makes it look easy.
Jeez, quit showing us all the losers crossing the finish line. We want to see Jess Hull after the victory!!
Hull doesn’t run as much as glides.
And in the US, just more of the same. :)
windows ten is the most aggrating system ever invented.it would be great if I could go back to windows seven.please let me do it.
Thanks for telling me. Now I don't need to watch it.
so hot really hot right now!! blue magnum.
Seriously?
Hull sat on the pace runner the whole time.
Let's see how they go without someone carrying the load.
Why was a pace runner allowed that could not qualify.
It's BS.
There was no pacer in this race. The Japanese runner was pushing the pace because she (and her coach) considered that the best strategy. That was her choice.
no e. africans...is this even a proff. race???i jus dont understand??iza juss dunn no??
I didn't know that it took that much makeup to win a race.
If she had worn less, some other jack wagon would complained she didn't wear enough.
@@joe3276865536 What does that have to do with running and winning a race?!
@@deadstick8624 Nothing, which is exactly my point. There is no reason to comment on her appearance, just her performance.
I'm just an average boy yet I can beat all those so called elite women runners
Women were not meant to be athletes, they were meant to be pregnant.
doubt it