Woody Kincaid COMES FROM BEHIND To Break Grant Fisher's 5k American Record In
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2024
- Woody Kincaid passes Joe Klecker in the final lap to break his former teammate's American 5k record!
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Crazy that the 5k and 3k American records both went down at the same meet.
Something always goes down at BU
And Collegiate 3K
@@chrisvarelabenitez4690 ,,,,,,,100% agree papi.......always down all da way
WOW WOODY✔️
@@baumsquad222that’s what he meant when he said 3k
By far the fastest indoor track .. so many fast times have been ran there . Klecker literally ran to the limit ! Amazing pacing by Ollie and for staying that long 🔥
I ran there with the GBTC around 1999-2001.. have they changed it since then? it wasn't particularly good or fast at the time.. I think it was more banked than this..
@@basehead617 I’ve run there many times collegiately. Very fast track. Greater Boston still races there and harvard
What kind of KICK was that! That was the strongest KICK I’ve seen in recent years! Lets go Woody!! 😀‼️
that kick looked like it could rival a 1500m guy.
I was rooting for Joe Klecker so bad but Kincaid just has a kick like none other. Klecker had a hell of a race and an awesome PR!! Extra congrats to Woody Kincaid for the new American record!!
Kincaid has what it takes to contend for a 5000m World Championship. The stamina to stay with the fastest in the world and a devastating kick.
The greatest JV kick of all time
When Kincaid hit those afterburners he was gone. What a kick that guy has. He made the in the lead look like he was standing still as he passed him.
The fourth fastest indoor time of all time! Just behind Bekele, Gebrselassie and Komen... Good company!
Fantastic race and the announcer and camera kept up in it. So many times the call of the race is disappointing. Here, this fellow took us along for the run. Really nice.
apart from when he said sub 13 seconds !!! but he did correct himself quickly, enjoyed the race and commentary, great stuff
Kincaid has proven to be so good yet so inconsistent at the same time
Yeah. Outdoors he'll struggle to break 13:20.
Because he's a time trialer and not a racer. Lots of guys can run fast times when you have pacers but few can handle racing tactics the African runners employ.
@@jmysterio100 that's what he insinuated capt obvious
I watched Kincaid the whole race. He was the most energetic of the runners. He never looked tired, he always looked like he could go faster. But I was still startled by the speed and the lateness of his final kick. The last 150 meters just flew by.
Crowded field! I recall David Moorcroft first breaking 13:00 and it seemed miraculous. These are such excellent runners.
actually David didnt break 13, just missed it, July?August 1982 a brilliant run nontheless, and a great athlete.
I was thinking the same thing, this was a big deal when he ran 13 flat, life goes by very fast he is 69 now.
Sam ran 13.12 very happy for him go sam
Huge props to Joe. Many men would have haltered when someone blows by them at the end like that. Not easy to keep fighting when that happens and you're hurting like that. Way to go Joe!
That kick gave me chills.
Especially with a race that fast
Kincaid has arguably the most dangerous kick of any American distance runner
Not arguably… He DOES have the best kick of any American distance runner. In fact, his kick is every bit as good as anyone’s in the world. He ran 26 low for last 200m indoors. Don’t know who else could do that. Maybe Jacob.
May be, but a runner must also stay close enough to the lead for the kick to make a difference.
@@binkyxz3 That was12:51 pace, which means he can stay close enough to the lead in just about any race on the Diamond League circuit and certainly in just about any championship final. Woody just needs to time his fitness right. Maybe leaving the Bowerman Track Club will help in that regard.
@@randyevermore9323can’t wait to see how he does tomorrow
Damn that was devastating, took his soul with that kick from way back. BOSS.
That was a huge kick. Wow! A big congratulations to Joe Klecker and Kincaid. Aweome!
That was an amazing race. Klecker ran out of gas the last 400m, but that’ll come with a few more races, so he’ll be just fine. Kincaid’s kick is among the best in the world, but I’d like to see him maintain better contact with the leader before unleashing that kick. Maybe since it’s still so early in the season he didn’t quite trust his fitness there at the end. Amazing start for both guys, though. U.S. distance running looks to be in good hands with these two guys along with Grant Fisher.
Amazing to see a kick that strong in a race that fast.
Crazy night at Bu!
Wish the full race lineup was on the screen
You'd think as a courtesy you go through the entire field at least once early on.
Great announcement and a great race by Woody and Klecker.
i went to high school with this guy. He started cross country his sophomore year in van skate shoes haha. Go Woody!! Your a beast!
Flo Track TELLS US THE EXACT RESULT of the race before we have a chance to watch it!
Well yeah, who would click on a video titled "Men's 5000m at BU"? Watch it live next time. Athletics needs this kind of promotion.
@@jamie.lennon1 How about... "Mens's 5000m at BU AMAZING FINISH!" I would click on that, and enjoy not knowing what happened until I saw it.
@@mac195000An American Record deserves recognition though, would you not agree?
@@jamie.lennon1 How about New American 5000m Record and let us figure out the rest?
@@Requiredfields2 I like it! 🤝
The correct way to pronounce HOKA ONE ONE is “Ho-Kah Own-ay Own-ay.” The founders of the company have explained it’s a Māori phrase that means “to fly over the earth.”
That was amazing. Does anyone know how big Klecker is? Ht/Wt? He's a big guy. Kincaid's kick was very impressive.
Your laughter it put a smile on my face
That is crazy, Kincaid looked like he was hanging on the got broke and then boom, what a kick.
Bro did not just say Hoka 1 1
lmao
12:51 indoors is beyond my imagination (as is 12:51 outdoors LOL).
Congrats Woody. Great pace and fantastic last lap!!
Kincaid was possessed the last lap, gave me chills 🥶
Why is the title also a spoiler?😒
Wow, what a final lap! Real heart fellas😃👍🏾
I wish I had this track to run on back in the day!…
I wish there were indoor tracks back in the day. We had to do this even if it was windy.
Awesome performance by Woody Kincaid and good job by Joe Klecker!
Woody had BOOSTERS in the last lap. Holy shit.
Where did Kincaid find that finish? He looked spent with 400 to go? That was amazing.
Wow! 12:51 is extreme!
I have heard Hocker and Teare have been backing down from competing......
why?
hocker racing tonight on @tracklandia youtube channel lol
3k
Crazy last 200
Wow what a race!!
okay that kick was absolutely nuts
Thanks so much for posting this up for us Flotrack but please let us watch the race without knowing who won it next time 😅
gotta love the photo guy getting shots of klecker on the ground
That kick was nuts
Fast course at Boston and great shoes help somehow ... crazy finish 26 s in last 200 m
Looks like Kincaid was waiting for that kick for all his life 😂
We need the announcer from Grant Fisher's indoor 5k, bro went crazy
In case anyone is interested....former record by Grant Fisher was 12:53.73 ...... so this dude took 2 seconds off that former record Bravo!.....as usual, the former record is not denoted in the title or the credits so that a perspective can be made.....and I realize that perhaps the narrators of this vid mentioned the former record, thats great, but some of us, meaning me, don't listen to the narration and just enjoy watching the vid and reading about it......anyway......this is just a constant pet peeve of mine....
Outstanding!
I thought it was hoka "one one” not one one.
These "on running" shoes are miraculous...
Amazing race.
STUNNING!
Kudos to Klecker for the effort, but that kick was phenomenal
That’s kick the last sprint works out great race
I had to rewind this 3 times to even see the pass
Chills
What would've elevated this race into legendary status is if they had the same announcer as Grant Fisher's 5k American Record last year 💀
Someone inspect this track! I’m starting to think it measures short.
Imagine starting a 5k with a 30 second 200...
I can't remember a race where my legs went to jelly on the final 200-300m. Lost many race because of it, always in shock and awe when I was passed by guys at what seemed to be 2-3 times my final sprint speed. Never knew how they did it and sadly had no adequate coaching. Female coach preferred to further the ladies progress. Men's squad left to learn for themselves. Such was the gender equality of an Irish school in the 90s.
No internet, so no google for tips on nutrition amd traning. Teachers who didn't give a shi7 which was sad as we had some natural talent in our male squad. I was running 2m05s in 800m when I was 12. Friend of mine was jumping 7.50m aged 15. My PB 800M Ended up being just 1m56s in the all ireland final, placing 2nd aged 16. Randomly I someone dropped out of the shot put, I finished 2nd in that too lol, and 4th in high jump. 3rd in Tripple jump behind my friend who also failed to imrpove further after 15+16yr olds.
I envy the American professionalism, which appears to take hold in schools at an early level, spotting talent and early on and providing professional guidance and training for development. Of course, this may not be the case at every American school, but judging by High School and especially College events The professionalism is already years ahead of Ireland and the UK, Europe probably too.
Ontario boy Ben Flanagan runs a smokin' 13:11.
"He runs for HOKA 1 1" the judgmental person in me is dying laughing
What
@@Rob-ew9id It's pronounced "ohnay ohnay".
@@ScambaiterX 😂 Who the hell says that
@@Rob-ew9id That's the proper pronunciation for the company name, haha.
@@ScambaiterX There is no such thing as "proper pronunciation" in linguistics. People will pronounce it like the number because it is the number. Hoka advertisements can pronounce it whatever dumb way they like, it's still "won"
What was the woodys last 400m time on this?
Amazing.
Hoka 1, 1? 😆 where do they get these announcers? Exciting run 😀
Shouldn't we be putting an asterisk next to this result since it was done without arm warmers...?
Surprisingly though we always fade away in every international competition despite these records.
GUARANTEE HE CAN EASLY GO SUB 12:50...WITH THE RITE E. AFRICAN PACING!!!
Good for him, but I'm disappointed that Kincaid, Klecker, and Fisher weren't at USATF Cross Country the week before and won't be going to Worlds. In Australia, even.
Where in hell did Kincaid get that kick!!??
Woody's a very efficient runner. He had a lot left, even though he gave some ground to Klecker in the last few laps.
Kincaid has the finishing speed to hang with anyone but he needs to at least be in contention because he's not gonna just blow past the world's best
He had a few gallons left in the tank. That was ridiculous. Imagine if he'd stretched all that energy out a little bit.
What did he call Hoka???? 😂
Near to bekele 12'49 World record
Well done Woody!!!
crazy title
comes from behind like what
insaneee
wow!
Kincaid blew by Klecker like Gebrselassie did to Komen to break the WR in '97.
Congratulations from Russia! Great job made!
Super human 👏
Speed!!
Espectacular carrera, saludos desde Temuco Chile.
A backwards ball cap on a runner at a track meet. Real classy.
26 second last lap after that pace
Damn!
WOW 😮👏👏👏
“It’s Klecker against the clock!” 😂
anytime someone gets leverage on nike, i'm happy good job woody
Grape Crush!!!
This video would be way better if we didn’t know who won before the race started.
Come on guys, don’t spoil it!
Joe thought he really thought 🤣
making Klecker do all the work...
Why did a few people just drop out of the race like mid race while in first I'm confused
They are the pacers. They are only in the race to keep the pace going for a predetermined distance and then drop out. They can push that pace knowing they don’t have to go the full distance.
would it hurt these PROFESSIONAL announcers to mention anyone not in top 3?
:36 its 2023 and people are still saying Hoka 1 1 😬
200m. Hidden power is real.