Lamont Marcell Jacobs Is Even FASTER Than We Thought || The Future of Sprinting
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
- The next superstar sprinter is finally here.
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He's so relaxed compared to his competitors....it's remarkable. Everyone else is losing form and grimacing, he's cool as a cucumber!
that's how you run fast.
@@TheoOJamaloO1 exactly. He's shown that speed isn't only a natural ability, but something that can be increased or enhanced through the development of skill and technique
@@eamparbeng qq
Ritalin is great for that.
@@NewsYourViews You don't need any damn drugs to be a BEAST at focusing. Seriously. He's an assassin out there.
The sprint model here is exceptional; he is the most technically sound sprinter I've seen. His hips are in the perfect spot from the jump, and sets up his entire race beautifully; not to say anything of his tremendous relaxation. I can see him breaking 9.7 this season if he gets a hot day with the right wind. To break Bolt's record will take a bit more time, but because of his technique, any improvements he makes in force production won't bleed out. He's got all the tools to make it happen.
His technique is veryyyyy reminiscent of Asafa Powell
Well said!
No way, his technique is impressive, and and gets him access to more of his potential, but Bolts raw mechanics was much better. I would love to see what Bolt could have done with this technology
Only tool he needs is take the same substance as bolt did and find the way to get away with it.
@@keepinitrea thank you!!!! Let's not pretend to notice a person that ran in the 2019 world championships and had a personal best of 10.03 (100m) is now all of a sudden capable of running 9.7 low to 9.6. Without the help of them Bolt special yams 🍠 (a.k.a. the juice).
GTFO!
Jacobs is already doing 9.72 in training, I am following him as a spectator in Rome, he is constantly improving, in the 60 meters if he had run the 100 meters with coleman he would have given him a gap of one meter, if he continues like this there will be big surprises!
@@vanderwilder695 How many Olympic gold medals does Brommel have?
@@bobthabuilda1525 Good answer
@@vanderwilder695 What's Bromell 60m PB?
This type of improvement is questionable I don't care who he is
@@riccardogiovetti Bromell has 6.47 registered in 2016
this man got the technique, power
his strides looked like hes floating more than his competitors
just look at his legs/thighs .. he keeping it straight.. hes bringing it inside...
I've been in Belgrade and watched him. His technique looks PERFECT 👌🏻
Coupled with all that is his height thus giving long strides.
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I've been there in Belgrade's Arena and watched him. He was great. Relaxed, confident and he looked like he can do EVERYTHING!! I JUST BECOMING TO LOVE THIS GUY VERY MUCH. He is really great.
watching stuff like this makes me wish Bolt raced for time in the 100&200 a lot more than he did. he prob could’ve ran at least 9.49 &18.95. I watched that man cruise thru a 9.80 like it was nothing while looking at the crowd.
@@Yes_I_c4n And what would you say about Jacobs then?
He for sure could have knocked off a chunk of time from his 200m world record. It was into a headwind and he was a little bit tired. But sub-19 sounds unrealistic. And his 100m time was about as fast as he could go. Great start, great top end speed, tail wind, fully rested and in peak conditioning. He could have shave a few hundredths off that time but 9.49 is not realistic.
@One Don my point exactly. no slight to marcel tho, he’s a smooth beast.
@@Yes_I_c4n his start was decent. a perfect start at his height is almost impossible. but u are definitely right, the conditions were in his favor but there’s been plenty races where the conditions were in his favor and he flew thru the line celebrating. 9.49 does feel ambitious. ab as ambitious as jacobs running 9.62…very hard but not impossible.
@@alexreid2365 i’d say he’s a dog and a 9.6 is possible at some point. but comparing him and saying he’s gonna beat 9:58 is a bit much for someone with a PB of 9.80.
You had me for a sec with the thumbnail... Ditch the clickbait. Your content is so good that you don't need it
yeah please dont post misleading titles in search of views or I will block your channel. Your content is good and there is no need for you to do this.
Yep. It's a red flag for an otherwise great channel.
Oh my god thank you for saying this, I like these videos but the clickbait tactics are so offputting
This is a bad take. Clickbait titles and thumbnails have pretty robust data showing increased viewership. If you support this guy, you understand it’s an industry standard and you’d want him to get the most support possible
Has he changed it?
I can’t wait to see how far Macell Jacobs can go, since he can focus more on pure raw speed instead of the technical work of jumping, I reckon his time can go down dramatically. I won’t go so far to say that he will cut down so much so that he might change the face of track and field, but I can definitely see him hitting times in the low 9.7s, and it might be a stretch, but possibly a 9.69.
You need to let mom live on her own...
@@kaylamcnutt7243 😂 The Eric Talbert loves his track and field
@@davidmontalvo6761 just makin the easy jokes, all good in the
... hood
I think he can do around 9,75. Maybe he can increase the same difference between his previous best in the 60 of 6,47 and the current 6,41 (6,407). So 9,74-9,73. But most important is that he seem to be able to do the best when it counts, in the final.
@Simbé 9.6 territory is way harder to get to, than you think
@Will 'Slap' Smith
I think that's possible as well but one step at a time
He did 9.80 in only +0.1 wind and at low elevation.
We KNOW he can do 9.75....and 9.70.
The only question is can he do 9.65 or less.
This channel is amazing as it is. You don’t need the clickbait 😃
So true. I enjoyed this channel, but I’ll never know if they stop clickbaiting because I’ve unsubbed and will never click on another video from this channel. It’s just too insulting.
@@YogSoth bro shut up lol
Many times the tiles actually prove to be remarkably accurate, however, clearly not in this case. The difference between 9.8 and Bolts record is actually massive. I definitely don’t see it going down. Then again it was interesting to learn about the technology now being used to optimise his performance in the 100.
I don’t have an issue with the titles, the content is good and it remains kinda UA-cam standard practice to optimise views and hence add revenue streams with what one could call “click bait” titles.
Yeah, for whatever reason TRP doesn't seem confident in an established audience for his videos, so keeps trying to draw in people with shock value. A lot of the time it flops, but sometimes the vids blow up massively. Still, can't be good for confidence to feel that he needs to bait in views despite the quality of the videos themselves
Boo hoo
It is certainly amazing how consistent his form is when he runs. If he can keep improving like he is now, I’d say it’s possible for him to break Bolt’s WR, although realistically it’s still very improbable.
Lol jokes
I will never understand those people who think that Jacobs break Usain Bolt record, it’s quite impossible because anybody never catch up Usain Bolt world record
He has not run a 9,7 yet. A 9,58 is a different story
@@crabb9966 yes, bolt is a legend anybody never catch up him
@@faysallimon4211 johan blake was the only one in this generation to come close. in fact, he would be the fastest of all time in the 1 and the 2 i believe with a pr of 9.64 and 19.26
The yelling speaker is Franco Bragagna, in Italy he is a celebrity on it's own, best speaker ever.
He really is one of the most complete sprinters ever. Flawless technique, great start and amazing top end speed, I think Bolt's record is untouchable but Jacobs has all the potential in the world to run low 9.7s or even a high 9.6, this outdoor season is going to be insane.
He reminds me of Asafa Powell. The most complete sprinter ever.
Yhhhh hes been dodging every race. The marcell hype needs to die 🤣🤣🤣
@@samo6083 if jacobs doesn’t prove himself next year we all have our answers. Too good damn injury prone and always missing out races when not in the tippy top shape he wants.
I think he can run under 9.7 this year, but definitely not under 9.6
Really! He’s not gonna run the world record I really thought he was, bro wdym run under 9.6 lol
He will safe the 9,6 for Paris 2024 ;)
@Simbé sry that was just supposed to be a joke but ok
Lamont Jacob's has one of the nicest running techniques in the history of sprinting.
It's really interesting that in less than a year this guy went from complete unknown, to dominant gold medalist (but likely doper), to unlikely doper and likely candidate for the best sprinting mechanics we've ever seen. The knee drive and symmetry here makes many of his competitors look like college kids.
Well in Italy we know him very well since many years. We always saw his incredible potential, but cause of injuries and other personal problems he was never able to make that decisive step. But starting from 2020 things changed, he worked so hard and the results came. And the thing is, i really believe that he still hasn't reached his peak, in my opinion he has the potential to reach the 9,6 times.
@KAT facts
Marcell Jacobs underwent 18 doping checks including urine and blood tests. Only four since he arrived in Tokyo.
Not unknown in Europe
@@gabrielzadoni2149 mi ricordo una intervista in cui diceva che era migliorato grazie alla mental coach. La Caporale gli ha risposto: meno male. Marcell , andavi sempre in blackout prima di una gara.
Marcel Jacobs is what I call the quiet assassin. His inner strength and confidence is through the roof. But like so many of the dingbats in track and field, he doesn't need to bloviate and make a buffoon of himself. He reminds me a lot of Frankie Fredericks. In his sportsmanship, demeanor and attitude. If he can stay grounded this guy is going to be amazing.
excellence
And the same bald head? ...lol all jokes aside i agree. I suppose the different personalities make track and field interesting. Disrespect is another story which will never be acceptable.
What you mean he's going to be amazing? He's already 27 not some young up and comer with years of sprinting ahead.
@@stretch8390 What matters is mindset. If someone of 27 still has weaknesses and inefficiencies these can be improved, the age does not matter when your doing improvement, only the mind. If he's not past 40, I would resist "aging him out"... It's bullshit.
I am Italian and I have followed Jacobs since 2013 (I am passionate about athletics and I lived 10 minutes from his family): I have read the comments and with some I agree very much. I believe that this outdoor season will obviously be important for the World and European Championships but also to prepare for the next one. In this he will also make the 200 (which his coach Camossi absolutely wants, also in function of the 100). They are looking for a way to reach 100 meters in constant acceleration, they have changed something in the start but from next year it should be completely revolutionized (they have already performed on the start in February 2022). He is an infinite talent, without injuries he would be 8.60+ in the long jump, 9.85 and 19.85 in the 100 and 200. He gives his best when it really counts, in every race he improves, he is cold, he is one who is never satisfied.
well, he is already 9,80
@@moimoi4725 Yea i also don’t get what they mean. And 19.85 is nothing extraordinary either. 🤷🏽♂️
@@davids5980 he means that, even with a really multi-varied training focused mainly on the long jump, he would have achieved remarkable goals in sprinting. He's just a great Carl Lewis-like talent of physique and coordination.
Just wanted to say Congrats on 400k!! Been with you since 17k! Happy to see someone as good as you get the recognition you deserve! Keep it up my friend!
Your breakdowns are amazing. I was absolutely riveted by this video. Thanks for posting. And.... GO JACOBS! Let's get a new WR
Bolt's long legs and quick turnover made his top speed unmatchable, but his form was always all over the place. Jacob's however is just picture perfect. Relaxed, beautiful and consistent. He doesn't have Bolt's raw explosiveness, but he has not reached his peak yet. 9.7 is very possible. mid 9.6's maybe. I personally don't think anyone is beating Bolt's record anytime soon, but please, Signore Jacobs, prove me wrong.
Bolt's form was good when he gets it right. Like when it's good, it's really good. Just look at the 2009 100m final in Berlin.
Usain Bolt has scoliosis. But yeah Usain Bolt accelerated quicker than every other sprinter in history besides Su Bingtian and not only that he kept going with those long strides and went as quick as 9.58.
Don't forget that Bolt had scoliosis and one of his feet was shorter than another
I agree, i can definitely see Jacobs reaching 9,69 - 9,66
Your assessment and comparison has merits. Even Bolt's coach speculated that Usain could run sub 9.50 if he stopped shifting all over the place. He though Bolt rocking from side to side was taking away from his forward propulsion. He also thought that if Bolt would run through the last 15 or 10m instead of cantering, it would be a sure thing. As per Bolt, he claimed that no one can past him 90m into a race if the person did not already have the lead. His 9.58 is no pushover! I always contend that it will take an athlete almost as tall to break his records and one that's equally fast or faster.
The content on this channel is really good, so please stop with the incessant clickbait. Viewers are going to start tapping out when every title is "Most STUNNING And SHOCKING Running Moment of ALL-TIME!!!" And then it's about some college runner getting the 4th-fastest indoor 500m time in school history.
Agree
love the (new?) music used throughout this video (although your 'old' tracks are still iconic to me), thanks for all the work!
Great upload buddy. Love the attention to detail. Bless up 👊
I have been saying all along that his lower body biomechanics are perfect and now I see why - his training focuses intensely on biomechanics. People have no idea how important biomechanics are in the 60m - 100m sprints.
What people? Go to any track in any country and sprinters are drilling technique
@@stretch8390 True. I meant non-sprinters.
Ferdinand Omanyala from Kenya just did 9:75 the other day. He's also keen on getting to Bolts record.
It was a 9.77 and he ran it in Kenya.
Altitude + he was dope due to the fact he ran it in his country.
yet another great and well polished video and much appreciated it is
I liked his sprinting because he was just a chill dude and was a pleasure watching him run. Thanks Jacobs.
Didn't know my guy was a long jumper....now I know why he looks like he's doing a "run up" to the board! When I watch him sprint, he just always reminded me of a guy getting ready to long jump.
Yes!! The knees up...toe touching. Completely agree.
@@aimeegintz2930 👍
A great long jumper, too.
Love your content
Thank you for the content you provide. It’s very informative and well researched, so I thank u for it :) - ur #1 support Justin
Lamont is just getting started
If this guy is running fast times, is consistent and winning global events that means he is really a great sprinter but it doesn't mean he will break the world record in that event.
Remember the second ,third, fourth and 5th fastest man of all time were in their prime in between 2008-2016 ( Asafa Powell is exception) , ran some of the fastest times in the history and still got smoked by a guy who wasn't even trying.
There's a fine line between being Great and being Greatest Of All Time.
You are right
Powell had a psychological problem in big finals he found it easier in Diamond league
Bolt only has two times faster than Gay's or Blake's PB...
People are making Jacobs seem like a bolt like fast.
its all a hype , as usual . He will be challenged in Usa this summer ....thats clear
Exactly! He's more like Powell fast, maybe. Except Powell did it many, many, many times.
@@Dave-lr2wo but jacobs got the gold
hes more like powell but with a better technique..
now if you conclude that, he can be faster than powell..
dont sleep on this man
Exactly 😂😂😂
Excellent as usual!
Love your videos!!
A few years ago the hype was about Coleman breaking his record.
Michael Johnson said in ‘09 that the person to break his record wasn’t born yet. I don’t see anyone breaking his record any time soon.
Yeah, I'm starting to think that the person to break the record wasn't born in 2009 too.
How about now? Is that person born 13 years later?
@@razor_ramon_ Not sure. I guess we’ll find out soon enough. Bolt could have easily lowered that a few more times during his career. In the ‘08 Games, he eased up at the end and Oto Bolden said he threw away a 9.59. “Scientists” concluded that he could have ran 9.52 then. His coach was made in at the London Games in ‘12, saying he could have ran 9.48.
@@razor_ramon_ Probably.
I think there’s at least a possibility that the person to break Bolt’s record was 5 years old at the time. Erriyon Knighton probably has as much potential to do it as anyone’s ever had. He didn’t run much 100m last year, but I’m pretty certain he could’ve run a 9.9 had he really tried. At the very least he has the potential to get the 200m record.
To beat 9.58 would be extremely difficult. It’s roughly 2-3 metres ahead of his 100m PB & what helped make it possible for Bolt was the amount of ground he covered with each stride, being 6’5”. I don’t think Jacobs will break it but if there’s anyone who can, it would be him. The fact he’s so relaxed in his speed maintenance phase is remarkable
Yes bolt stride is the big difference. It was thought tall athletes were more favourable for long jumps.
Not true at all. Look at noah and blake.
They are both 5ft10 and have the best speed maintenance in history with the 2 fastest second half of the 100m in the 200m in history...
This whole height thing is bs
@@samo6083 It's not height, it's limb length.
Congrats on 400k love your vids. 🥳👏
Loved the breakdown. Great video
Italy: * wins 100m gold at the Olympics *
Also Italy: * loses to Macedonia, misses 2nd world cup in a row *
Italians: "I've won, but at what cost?"
But Ferrari is back now so all is right.
@@Moray2023 Ferrari has never left
Not everything turns around football
Cannot win all the time. But if you had to choose, would you have liked to win the Euro Finals and not go to the W/C or visa versa?
@@Happy-wb8gi I'm gonna pick the World Cup bc I'm American and we can't participate in the Euros.
He reminds me how Flo-Jo became the GOAT in 1988, when she was 28 yo already. Huge training to gain power with weightlifting, repeated and methodical refinement on the start (still his/her weak point) until reaching a decent performance in that phase and not losing too much at the very beginning, compared to naturals in starting like Coleman. But, most of all, the physical power of maintaining top speed longer than anyone else, thru “relaxation”. I mean, if you are not strong enough, you literally *cannot* stay relaxed in the final 40 meters, since you begin running out of fuel and you have to force yourself to avoid slowing down too much. But you do: look at the facial expression of the other runners, compared to Marcello: he stays relaxed and keeps going almost at top speed because he is the physically strongest sprinter around, like Flo-Jo was. They seem to even accelerate in the last 20-30 meters, but that is not true: Marcel (as Flo-Jo did) stays fast, while all the other ones have to decelerate.
I cannot say anything about the future, since he looks very strong, but he could have physical problems as he unfortunately did in the past: even a small grain of sand might turn that incredible superhuman running engine back into a normal man. But if this not happens, if he stays top fit, he can run 9.70 this year, and get the 100 m world title for Italy. Usain Bolt with his 9:58 record, maybe is too much for Marcello: Bolt was pure talent you have once in a century, I mean. But nevertheless, it’s just an unbelievable delight talking about an Italian athlete reaching the top of the world, like he did three times in a row! Grazie Marcello, Italy does not deserve you, however GRAZIE RAGAZZO, we love you, keep running our dream alive.
She is no GOAT.
@@devertonpasley4942 so who is then, according to you, great expert?
BTW, here I am talking about Jacobs, not about Flo-Jo. Now breathe normally.
@@MassimoZucchettiprof Haha. Well if ww are talking about Jacobs he is very impressive.
Ô/
Flo Jo was on drugs
Excellent video with outstanding production values. Well done.
Brilliant analysis and predictions!
Will be exciting to see outdoor Season.
Thank you very much.
As a Jamaican Marcell Jacobs is my new favorite men’s sprinter. I hope he does well but to beat Usain Bolt time is a tough order. Let’s see if he can do it.
Come italiano, penso che Jacobs, se la buona forma lo assisterà, ha la possibilità di diventare il secondo miglior velocista di tutti i tempi, secondo solo a Bolt.
Lamont Marcell Jacobs is 'unusual' in many aspects
His transition from long jumper to 100 meter dash we're amazingly smooth and very fast, the way he ran...the way he ran, kinda weird in my eyes but lightning fast...
He's holding back something 🤔, not done yet
Soon, under 9.70
If he works real hard, he would break Usain Bolt's world record
IMHO, Lamont Marcell Jacobs is the best (and currently, the only) sprinter with potential of breaking Bolt's record
I don't see no other
He's not touching that record.
Bolt is a different level!
I think jacobs can definitely hit 9.7 but idk bout 9.6. I’m gonna predict around 9.73-9.75 this season if he could get those times they will get him to around top 5
Edit: wow I didn’t know I would get this many likes thanks lol. 69 likes
We both share the same opinion on the matter. The best I see Jacobs achieving is low 9.7s.
Coleman can also don’t count him out
Yeah if he really focus on sprint since 17 he could get wr but his getting little older which I don't see that happening
We'll see how things play out, as for Marcel Jacobs progression in The 100 Meter Sprint. As Jacobs puts in the Work in every phase of his training, focus, discipline, and the Will To Win, who knows what can Happen!
@@hanphilnoffz8827
Again, I don't see Lamont breaking the 100m WR, at all. I predict he will not even run as fast as Blake and Gay.
Congrats on 400k!
I can see him going 9.70-9.75, but to beat Bolt's record is a very, very tall order.
He's as technically sound as I've seen any sprinter in a very long time - no wasted movement at all! You can also see his power relative to other sprinters, it's superior, and he looks as if he is just starting to tap into that. That record will be under threat.
Wait you do know what the record is right it's a long way out of his reach.
I’m watching on the toilet, ready to be the next jocobs
The way he keeps his first step in sprint....amazing !
TRP. Thank you for yet another high quality video. Cheers.
its nice to hear athlete from other country to excel in this field hehe its always USA JAMAICA glad to know it.. go italia😍
Very insane. He really can go even further beyond what he has showcased. It will be great to see how he goes to reaching even greater heights
with incredible speed endurance being the main reason he's won both major finals he's made so far, one has to wonder what he could do over 200m with the correct training for said distance
No, can’t see anyone breaking that record 🤔
CLICKBAIT...??? Whyyyyyy...
Your channel doesn't NEED clickbait, it's one of the Best Track n Field channels as is, if not THE Best. C'mon man..
What did it say originally?
@@Dewar1996 It was something like..
" WR... 9.57 " ... lol
The funny thing is, I knew it was clickbait but I love the channel so much I was gonna watch it regardless. 😅😅
Well the the sport in general and the 100 m specifically need athlete like him … you go bro
It seems that he is the fusion of Pietro Mennea and Carl Lewis. Next level of sprinting, 9.69 this season
He is going to be the new record holder!
Proud of him and happy for his country. (Born in El Paso 😏)
But I’ll pay more attention when he gets down to the lower 9.7s for a run at the world record. which is totally possible at his current age. If Gatlin was able to hold world class speed til he retired at 40, there’s plenty of fast times to come from that young man Jacobs. 👍
i do not consider him an Italian
@@thomasdematteo2281 Your opinion is irrelevant, the only thing that counts is that Jacobs considers himself as "100 % italian". I mean he even struggles to speak english, stop joking man :D
@@gabrielzadoni2149 and I can consider myself Chinese this is why I think National Olympic committees should be abolished and we should only let the last top 40 individuals in each event complete without any Flags or even Olympic award ceremonies let their sponsors promote them it would also be nice to see the real best-in-the-world instead of leaving people home because each nation is limited to three athletes that is the only reason I'm at Jacob's is competing for Italy
*Jacob's training method is revolutionary it's gonna be used world wide now*
what a video....thanks sooo much indeed...
Nobody will come close to what Bolt did, it was mentioned that Bold could have easily run a 9.49 or 9.48 and the 200 was a joke for him, he destroyed the field and cruised to the tape
yes there will be give it some time there’s talent otw way trust the entire world is evolving don’t speak to soon 🤧
That's called exaggeration. Bolt's 9.58 was a perfect race. Great start and drive phase and he ran relaxed through to the line with no showboating. His 200m best he pushed too hard in the first 100m and was gassed by the last 50m and his form suffered terribly. He said after that it was a bad race for him but it was fast. To this day if you subtract reaction time Yohan Blake has the fastest 200m of all time and his form was perfect all the way through. Study that race. He ran 19.26.
@@gmaxsfoodfitness3035 his coach said that he still had mistakes and plus bolt wasn’t fresh that day with a 2.0 tailwind and a very fast track. Plus he ran this fast after 2 years of the 100m
He’s ability and running techniques are picture perfect but I don’t think he’s going to take Bolt’s time down.
Great video. I’ve heard and actually seen this guy from Chicago that looks like he’s going to crunch Jacob, by at least one full second in the next Olympics
I love this guy. Goooo Jacobs!
Actually, Elaine Thompson is the most relaxed sprinter I've ever seen.
Thank you for this comment.
From 9:80 to 9:58 seems highly unlikely anytime soon.
yep , i can see one Us sprinter going faster than 9.80 this year . They will be waiting for Jacobs in Eugene , thats clear
Love it!
Great video.
"His global dominance has lead to high levels of fatigue." Nicely said so I think he rested to avoid unwanted injuries, so his body will adapt to new workloads and to maintain that zest for his training and sprinting. 👍
I think time is in his favor, literally. The man has been training 100m exclusively for only about 3 years and is at the top right now... imagine what kind of improvements he can do in the next few years... I don't think he'll plateau any time soon, especially with all the technology in his training.
I guess, he has a 0.1 of a second in front of him
Awesome video! Do you have the acceleration data of Bolt to compare? To see where, along the track, he beats Jacobs (and where Jacobs does a better job)
Grandissimo campione Jacobs 👍👍❤❤🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹👋👋🙏🙏🙏😘😘😘😘
So what is that moment we have all been waiting for?
The moment you realize you've been clickbaited.
@@geryon yep 😂
u have been fooled by a hype
As any sprinter knows the difference between 9.58 & 9.80 is massive. Advances in track & sprinting spikes technology is lowering times, perfect conditions help but without that Jacobs is a 9.75 sprinter at best.
9.72 tie with Powell
@Simbé can't see him running faster than Powell, Blake & Gay.
9.69 at best thats the human limit
@@konaek21v what?
He did that 9.80 in only +0.1 wind, though...and he is also still extending his acceleration phase to 100+
2:03 the difference in technique between the clip here and now is amazing.
its running elegance, recalls Carl Lewis
He's juicing no doubt about it
probably
Probably but at that level who isn't?
Definitely a cool video about the new angle Jacobs is bringing to the sprints, but your thumbnails are getting a bit clickbaity my guy.
Awesome
I would love to be this fast at running one day because my mother was a runner and I also love running. But she was a distance runner and I like speed!!
And I 'll glady see that 100m race from my mansion in one of my wine properties in France ... oh, thought this was a game about stating highly unlikely things... At least the Jacobs part of it 🤪
Lol
0.99 mph slower than Bolt in a wind 1.79 mph less...
Ever since the retirement of Usain Bolt, track and field 100 meter runners are running slower times. No disrespect to Jacobs and his accomplishments and other elite sprinters. Right now, Jacobs is receiving all of the attention, but the true threat is Coleman. He ran with the likes of Bolt and nearly beat him. This new excitement of the 60M is special, but this event doesn't hold the same value as the 100m!
Wrong.
People in this era have been running 9.7/9.8 so you’re literally wrong.
@@WorldLeader12345 these one-hit wonders? Get real! Yes, they are running fast times, but none of them are consistent. You are missing the point.
What an amazing video
super video!
He reached technical perfection and is physically matured. I don’t know if there is enough left in the tank to beat bolts record.
Big supporter of your channel but please less clickbait titles in the future.
he will go onwith them to make more money ......thats how the game works unless u did not understand it YET
Marcel has a great start, great top end speed and seems to decelerate the least. Most importantly, he’s a clutch performer. He seems to run his best with tough competition at championships. He’s got his gold medal and indoor title. It’s clear he’s going for the 100 record, with the right competition and conditions the 100 world record is going down
Bro is the IRL Jackson Storm with training like that
Boss be calming down on the click baiting. You don’t need to do it. We will still watch your videos.
Can I request a detailed breakdown of another amazing athlete: Scott Sterling and all of his career accolades?
Yessss lol
Let’s go!!!!!!! Let them records fall to the most deserving, hardworking athletes.
Excellent informative video 👍
I dont think he will ever break 9.6, I dont think he is built right. You never know tho 😶
He is 6' 2'' tall
@@IsSaywell Y but Bolt is about 6'5" and had looked to weigh less, it all factors in
Bro you gotta chill with the clickbaiting
That's incredible Jacobs with Italy and its breaking the new record ✔ 100 meters ✔
Jacobs on fire🔥🔥🔥