Brianna Lyston Drops Super Fast First 200m | Tom Jones Memorial
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Brianna Lyston Drops Super Fast First 200m | Tom Jones Memorial
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Jeez third time uploading this vid...dunno what was going on
Thanks for returning...this video tested my patience
Maybe excitement, lol!
Bottomline, Brianna is on course to be great. Just stay healthy my girl.
She can make 400x4 relay team for Jamaica she is that good TRUST ME
Yes , she is that quiet, untested champ at 400m
T as usual love the videos, love your take on this.
Miss long is a brilliant 200m runner and who came into this season as 1 of the top 3 to win NCCA outdoors in both event. She is also a sleeper to me to make the US olympic team.
Let's shout out miss Aalliyah FRANCIS (University of South Carolina JR) who came second to LYSTON. Francis a former Rusea's High School standout who won the ISSA Champs 2021 200 & 400m double.
She is getting her confidence
Our Jamaican baby on fire 🔥❤️
She doing well. All the best to her.
Good good
Good? Yes. Brilliant? Maybe not so much but better must come
I believe Brianna should definitely try out for both the 100 and the 200 meters for the Jamaican trials. I believe she is good at both events. I, however, believe that her best opportunity will be in the 200 meters, but we can not rule her out of the 100 meters because she is also talented in that event. I really believe she will come to compete, and anyone who is not at their best on the day may just see Brianna getting an individual spot in the 100-meters. She has nothing to lose in trying out for both events. It will just increase her opportunity to get an individual spot on the Jamaican team instead of putting her eggs in just one basket. I would not be surprised if she even gets individual spots in both events. This young lady is gifted, and we just can't rule her out. In fact, Jamaica is blessed with a lot of talented individuals in the spirits. So, trials will not be a walkover. I just pray that they will all remain healthy and injury free.
No t Jamaican runner should put out there all just like the others
The next Veronica
mi a say where did the video go😂😂
Anyways🤩💥💥
Makenzie Long's victory isn't a surprised, she was runner up to Julien Alfred at last season outdoor Ncaa finals,the 200m is Longs preferred event.
Don't think I said it was a surprise.
Couldn't asked for a better opener in the 200m for Brianna. Both her 100m and 200m openers are indicative of the great prospect for the season, good health favouring her. That jamaican 100m trials will be like an Olympics finals, all big three cant afford to lose and the youngsters unwilling to wait for their turn. Yes, l believe that Brianna is more than a threat to oust someone in the 100m and would definitely will be in the 200m three.
Stand and wait for their turn ? Nope ,you take your place.May the best athletes rise up on selection day!!!
If intensely rivaled, Brianna Lyston can scale at circa 22.24 (± 0.28413) seconds¹ in the 200-meter sprint: i.e., calculably, it is a relative guarantee that Lyston will run at a speed with time measured in a range from 21.96 to 22.52 seconds. Lyston's speed in time, within the relevant range of 21.96 to 22.52 seconds, has an 82% (± 2.38%) probability² of her finishing among the top-three finalists.
___NB,___________
¹22.24 ≈ (((-22.53/200²) × 22.46²)) + 22.53)))
²82% ≈ 0.82237 ≈ ((0.905301) × (0.908399)) ≈ (((22.46(22.46 - 2))/22.53²))) × [1 - ((8⁵)1/e⁸))/5!)))]
probability and statistics will never ever equate to game day performances. Did you also predict Bolt's 19.19 seconds? Come on now. Put dung the calculator and abacus. Please.
@@dmvbay2535
Metrics derived from analytical models such as inferential statistics and nonlinear dynamics may be abstract in formulations, yet concretely meaningful in applications. Aspirants need analytically determined metrics as input variables for planning: planning as in (a) front-end assessments, (b) function-in-process formulations, (c) through-put implementations, and (d) back-end evaluation.
From analytical models on hip-flexion-turnover indexing and probability benchmarking, Shericka Jackson was able to (a) front-end assess how hip mass is a speed or (hip-flexion) confound, (b) formulate a function-in-process regimen to reduce sub-navel weight, (c) implement the formulated regimen into sprint prowess, and (d) back-end evaluate sprint outcomes for variance(s) from joint, marginal, and conditional probabilities.
Jakson benefited from an analytical model that predicted she would scale at 21.40 seconds, in the 200-meter sprint, at the 2023 World Championships. Her actual scale was 21.41 seconds. She was able to back-end evaluate her performance by comparing the aspired benchmark (21.40) to the actual outcome (21.41) for a variance of 0.01 second.
Since aspirants [i.e., prospectors (sponsors), mentors (coaches), minions (trainees), and enthusiasts] benefited from the analyses, your indication to cease texting annotated extracts will n-e-v-e-r be needed, even if your envious ire persists!! (You are not empowered with any prowess in kind or degree to wield any influence nor enlightened enough to herald any edict that should be slavishly heeded)!! You would have to be an [O]mnipotent [D]emiurge to let me stop providing analyses!! In the meanwhile, seek and pursue better analytical alternatives to what I am selflessly doing, as opposed to your providing illogically hollow touts!!
@@wildunlap6492 Just stop, ok! Your gibberish has no bearing on my advanced mind.
@@dmvbay2535
Warped Duffer:
The word usage of "gibberish" is contextually wrong!! "Gibberish" is used in vocalic function and not in reference to inscribed text on a substrate such as a page. This leaves one to wonder about the veracity of the claim of having an "advanced mind" to command esoteric knowledge. People with "advanced mind" do not have dyslexic ire over arithmetic in decrying its use!!
@@wildunlap6492 well let me tell you in my Guyanese talk: Yuh talking skunt!
Like how you break down that time ❤
Ye +3.1 this will be happening week in week out ! its a bubble at the moment "smoke and mirrors ...And just how many races Bri Lyston will be running before trials ...it will change the meaning of professional status forever and massive scrutiny will follow with a Sh#t load of heat on certain professional team environment's if she runs 100 n the 200 @trials and is expected to Run 4x100 ! Early june maybe is the call!
Why do you insist on speaking such inaccuracies about Jamaicans only running what they need to run? Where do you get such nonsense from as a general rule? And inversely that Americans run all out every chance they get?
3rd at JA Nationals 100, 200 in a couple of months...JAAA better not play games and try to jerk her out of her spot.
This Olympics trial is going to be something special because now they will get paid if they win. Jamaican women nobody is taking Elaine and Shericka place if they’re healthy in the 200m. Brianna can try if she doesn’t have tired legs from her hectic indoor and outdoor season. Sheesh! Jamaica have too much weapons Alana, Clayton twins, Briana Williams etc… 🤔🙏
None of those young ladies have done anything of note for them to be taken seriously as contenders. 😂😂😂😂😂
@@aquearmstrong too early to call and all depends on top 5 being fit and healthy!
@jonepic8100 caan be too early to state factual and historical data. How can we be so optimistic when we've seen nothing? Absolutely nothing! Well there's just a tad from Brianna but nothing real noteworthy.
@@aquearmstrong yes i agree in part ..but i will keep open mind until @least early June..
But...is it really the Clayton twins or just Tina is the real, real deal?
T' check out the athlete who was second Bianna.
Look at Alia and Briana ❤
Why is there always tape on Brianna legs ...... ......
Support/protection because she is prone to getting injured
T at times u too overly excited over mediocre performances.
She's looking at the fine details. Some analytical ability will help you.
@rayonwilliams3380 you mean like how her analytic ability had Jamaicans in 5 or 6 of the lanes in Miramar? That's the fine detail you talking about? 😅😅😅😅😅😅
Yes...dem first 2 uploads damaged my eardrums 🤣
My bad
Isn.t M.Boma going to run in just about any race Brianna runs in?
LOL. Mboma seh she coming for Sherica.
Tee, it was a shame that -2.2 wind had gotten in her way at Champs, otherwise she would have obliterated that national u20 record (22.50) by B Williams. Lyston is a big, big talent, I've been saying that ever since she ran that insanely fast 23.47 as a class 4 athlete. I've also been saying she has the most potential out of all the other young talented girls in Jamaica. She will cause problems for the top girls in the world.
Seriously you said the same about Alana and Bri Williams ..their is major number of em that can make a massive impact its not just bout 2024! We now got Douglas looking ominous a massive future. @10.92 will go @champs 2025
@jfvon4pic8100 No!! I've never once said Alana nor B Williams have the most potential that's a lie. For the past 2 years, I've been saying Lyston has the most potential out of all of them, I didn't just start saying that in 2024. Alana, B Williams, the Clayton twins, and Serena Cole are all telented, but Lyston has always been on my number 1 watch list ever since her exploit in class 4 back in 2017. I know that she's very, very special. Douglas is talented, but I don't think she has more potential than Lyston, and I've only known her since this season. I have to see more of her. Either way, neither of them has ever done anything close to what Lyston did when they were 12. Lyston has sent shock wave in the track and field world at a very tender age.
@@trackuniverse9121 ye we not going back to 12 ...Tina has been ahead of pack since she was 14 in the 100 in her own rite! Totally different journey's and each on their own time!...Covid lay off ruined the possibility of some mega times by the group in general. But Kerrica could very well be the first individual to break through the lot of em in the hurdles...I personally prefer Alexis james ...but i never seen an Athlete like Kerrica being so disciplined on the flat n hurdles so young.
@@trackuniverse9121 You're right. I also said the same thing. The folks at LSU know this also. Why you think they always preening and caring for her so much there? They know the amount of massive potential she has. Her pet event is the 200m but she's been killing it at the 60 and 100m so far. This girl is gonna blow up.
Great run, I feel if she concentrates on the 200m she might just make the team.
She will
😂😂😂 thats the team she will certainly make 200 . Elaine and sherika a lock who else can beat her
@@reddogqb123 Lanae-Tava Thomas could beat her. Not saying she will but could.
@@reddogqb123 Shelly could beat her. Shelly has entered the 200 at the 2012 and 2021 olympics (she was coming back from injury at Rio 2016). If she’s healthy this year I wouldn’t be surprised if she entered the 200m at trials. That would make the 200 a hard team to get into.
I think lyston stand a better chance qualifying for the 200m rather than the 100m at trials
why you seh so?
The 100m trials you must admit is going to be more like a world championship or a Olympic finals considering the quality of sprinters Jamaica has produce thus far....the 200m however is less tougher in quality compared with the 100m trials finals.lyston however will have to be running a sub 11 low to stand a chance in the 100m finals at the trials.
@@deanlewis8039 wellll, she just jogged that 11.87 sec 100m....