Herrera Wins as Centro takes another step in his comback
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- On Track Fest - May 6, 2023 - Hilmer Lodge Stadium
1 - Eduardo Herrera - 3:38.41
2 - Kasey Knevelbaard - 3:40.13
3 - Matt Centrowitz - 3:40.46
4 - Bram Anderiessen - 3:40.54
5 - Austin Miller - 3:41.00
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The fact centro can run a 340 with barely any foundation just shows his talent
He has foundation he just doesn’t have a lot of pure speed endurance fitness that should come with races like this and training to get ready for USAs
also the fact that he’s 33 and came off a year long injury and is still able to run 3:40 is crazy
he's donezo
The 4:04 miles in HS didn't show his talent. The WC medal in 2011 didn't show his talent. It was a 3:40 at a nothing meet that showed his talent? Do you think the other 4 guys in the race showed any talent?
@@diskoeric2248 I don’t think he meant it like that. he’s just saying that running a 3:40 at his age after an injury is impressive. he’s not saying that it’s the only thing that shows his talent
Heck yeah I’ve been looking for somewhere to watch this race. Thanks for uploading and thanks for hosting a dope event!
Terrible camerawork, great commentary
Seriously, can we please start making a little bit more noise and demand better camera work? I don't like it should be that hard for them to understand what we want to see.
And another race ruined by the title. At least I can comment ans spend time elsewhere
Nice to know someone else figured this poor camerawork
great job by the cameraman following the action
Fastest PR in the field is Centro at 3:30 and change….
my thought exactly when the commentator said that...
They probably meant this year as Centro hasn't raced in awhile so his 3:30 is looked past
I wish you could get two camera people.
Lousy coverage only showing the winner during the full last lap so we had no idea where the other runners were in relation to the winner. This is inappropriate coverage!
I mean, thank you for trying to share. But, we were just watching someone run with no idea of the race of pack.
What horrible camera coverage. What's needed to get them think about how to do this better?
Good enough for Olympic Gold.
In 1976 it would have been.....
@@kiwiauldphart or 2016...
@@tdog189 That's what I meant..you caught on to the sarcasm.
@@kiwiauldphart I remember watching it. My mum told me off for jumping and down on the chair watching Walker win. I was seven years old. But that win was 13 secs faster than 2016.
@@Paremata I remember it too, sitting in my Humber 80 at Waihi beach listening to it on the radio with my future wife.... that race nearly gave me heart failure!!
Centro rolled, he’ll be back next year but jeez
why would you put the results right there
Non africans always ik with 3:38+
Even the Europeans are way better than the USA. The USA has not developed, maybe Nuguse if he can stay healthy.
Centro is done....writing has been on the wall for awhile
I mean the man is 33 and just came back from a bad injury and ran 3:40. why hate on the man?
Man I’d love to have such a great career that a 3:40 means I’m “done”
@@carsonmalleet4367 it’s crazy that some people believe that running a 3:40 at the age of 33 is considered “done”
@@trevorturner8037 it’s straight nonsense lmao, dude was running a 1:55 800m a couple months ago. That tells me if training keeps going well for him he’s running 3:35 or faster by the end of the year. He’s obv never gonna be an Olympic medalist again but I think he’s gonna be legit pro caliber for the next 2-4 years.
He's still got a few years to go, he just has to avoid all the injuries that have plagued him through the years. Lets see what he does in the USATF Championships 1500m later this summer (hopefully it'll take more than a 3:50 to win it! 😉).
Stop sharing the results in the video titles!