my interpretation of this: 1) The most explosives starts 2) Second fastest in your team 3) The one who's comfortable in the curve 4) yeah basically the GOAT in ya team
I think I’m gonna show my coach this video, we got good sprinter but our times are terrible cuz of the things you explain in the video, he don’t watch us so he don’t know who’s good at what
In my opinion it’s 1st leg is the best starter, 2nd leg is the slowest on the team, 3rd leg is 200M runner who can run the curve and finally the anchor leg is obviously the fastest
nahh the second usually needed the second fastest in your team bro. you looked at them like they're slow but it is important to have speed momentum in that area, hence why people always put the second fastest sprinter in the second leg since it's a straight course too
2nd leg is the longest leg, theres absolutely no way im putting my slowest guy on there. I actually like the idea of putting your fastest guy on this 2nd leg and 2nd fastest on anchor. But those two can be interchanggeable
Haha. I’ve seen those team those “he almost caught them, if only the race was 10 meters longer for sure he’d have caught up”. If you’re going to hide your slowest guy, hide him on the 3rd leg by putting him deep in the exchange zone and putting the last leg high in their exchange zone.
Speed order 3, 1, 4, 2. Its not complicated. and please believe me, good teams lose or under perform by not practicing enough on hands-off & timing. I was on a lazy good team.
if ever there is a 400m runner on the 4x1 squad, its because he's probably one of, if not the best 400 runner on the team. And a great 400 runner, is a great overall sprinter
I used to agree and theoretically it's true, but the problem is with the mental side. Your second fastest sprinter won't be as used to winning races/being the one chased and might bottle it. Watch GB at the 2021 Olympics and 2023 World Championships and the last runner bottles the medal, a more experienced sprinter wouldn't.
Thanks. Now I know my best runner should run all 4 legs. Super helpful!
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lol
my interpretation of this:
1) The most explosives starts
2) Second fastest in your team
3) The one who's comfortable in the curve
4) yeah basically the GOAT in ya team
I think I’m gonna show my coach this video, we got good sprinter but our times are terrible cuz of the things you explain in the video, he don’t watch us so he don’t know who’s good at what
Yeah the day you show your coach this video is the last day he’ll be your coach, if he ever was.
Actually the best way to order a 4 x 100 was to create a foreign exchange program at your local high school with Caribbean Island high school students
So have the same person run the last leg that runs the second leg, gotcha 👍 😉
In my opinion it’s 1st leg is the best starter, 2nd leg is the slowest on the team, 3rd leg is 200M runner who can run the curve and finally the anchor leg is obviously the fastest
nahh the second usually needed the second fastest in your team bro. you looked at them like they're slow but it is important to have speed momentum in that area, hence why people always put the second fastest sprinter in the second leg since it's a straight course too
2nd leg is the longest leg, theres absolutely no way im putting my slowest guy on there. I actually like the idea of putting your fastest guy on this 2nd leg and 2nd fastest on anchor. But those two can be interchanggeable
Haha. I’ve seen those team those “he almost caught them, if only the race was 10 meters longer for sure he’d have caught up”. If you’re going to hide your slowest guy, hide him on the 3rd leg by putting him deep in the exchange zone and putting the last leg high in their exchange zone.
My alltime 4x100 team would be:
Start: Chris Coleman
Leg 2: Yohan Blake
Leg 3: Carl Lewis
Leg 4: Usain Bolt
replace carl lewis with tyson gay and then its good
Add Justin Gatlin to 2nd get rid of Carl Lewis and replace him with Blake on third
@@cvdyaxelTyson Gay was terrible on the curve and not the best receiving or passing the baton.
@@humanboy395That’s definitely a well built team!
@@Hengel_Andrews oh mb
Coleman + Bednarik + Knighton + Lyles = world record.
How it went?
better: Coleman, Kerley, Bednarek, Lyles
So my coach thought I was the best starter on my team? Honestly knowing that would have probably made me stick with it past freshman year of college
How do you order a 4x800?
bro my team is exactly as complex as you say, please make more videos like this
Me being the 4th in the nationals and also the slowest in my whole team... 😭😭
Speed order 3, 1, 4, 2.
Its not complicated.
and please believe me, good teams lose or under perform by not practicing enough on hands-off & timing. I was on a lazy good team.
Tysm
I know that you said there is a there is gonna be always 200 meter runner but why is there a sometimes 400 meter runner
if ever there is a 400m runner on the 4x1 squad, its because he's probably one of, if not the best 400 runner on the team. And a great 400 runner, is a great overall sprinter
I'm the best at all of these out of my friends but we're doing some 100 meter relays and this will be helpful thanks ❤
You’re also the coach too?
@@Hengel_Andrewsit's for a very competitive P.E class and I am the only one who runs semi-pro sprints
@Hengel_Andrews😂
i think that the second leg should be the fastest because he run more than every other leg so you can use his speed for more meters
I used to agree and theoretically it's true, but the problem is with the mental side. Your second fastest sprinter won't be as used to winning races/being the one chased and might bottle it. Watch GB at the 2021 Olympics and 2023 World Championships and the last runner bottles the medal, a more experienced sprinter wouldn't.
im second leg and fastest in my grade
Damn I ran a 10.61 for the 100 in 8th grade and I was place 1st leg….
Cool story brah. You are also a terrible listener along with being terrible with a baton.
You ain’t run a 10.61 in 8th buddy
@@adrianpena800 Maybe he means 60m, We ran than ussualy in primary scholl
@@janjurhar6245 but thats like hella slow
@@riderwachal1814 for 8th grade? I would said thats not bad, he was 13-14, no?
Yes l was right thats what l do