The Day The Norwegians DESTROYED Everyone in Long Course Triathlon.
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- This is the story of Norwegian triathletes Gustav Iden and Kristian Blummenfelt coming 1st & 2nd at the PTO Canadian Open and being the most dominant long course triathletes in a single season the world has ever seen in 2022.
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Kristians physique is wiiiide. He’s built like a CrossFit athlete yet runs like kipchoge. Madness.
I guess he is a rare genetically exception.
Alternatively he is juiced as f - but I really really hope that's not the case.
Haha no offence, he does not look like a CrossFit athlete 😂 he has no traps and his arms are tiny.
He’s definitely doped AF…just like all the other top level long course guys.
@@cycledelics Troll. Guilty only when proven guilty.
@@MatzeMumpitz I suppose you haven’t paid attention to endurance sports at any point in the last 40-50 years?
this is a fantastic analysis - the norwegian boys are 8% better than the best 9 pro men who almost cross the line together - the triathlon world was not ready for guys 8% better, that can switch short and long course any time and break all the records and win gold and do red bull stunt records at a whim...... incredible! by the way Kristian was a great domestique in Kona ;)
Incredible indeed
Performance boost from blood vector doping is somewhere in the 8-10% range according to data and anecdotes from no-namers like Lance Armstrong.
Just sayin…
Really wonder how Crowie and Macca would of went in PTO RACES
Would of been great to watch. Greg Welch would of been good too
The mental strength of these guys is insane.
They are Norsemen, they have a different mentality.
The job just has to get done, period.
Sadly, and i mean SADLY, the focus in Norway is so much on Jakob Ingebrigtsen and Karsten Warholm, which I got no problem understanding.
But just as those two are world best, and Kasten has the World Record in the 400m hurdles. I think Christian Blummenfelt should get AS much publicity. I mean, he is not even on the posters.
On the boards it's the Norwegian volleyball players Mol & Sørum (that also as bizarre won the gold last olympics in Tokyo), and then Jakob, Kartsen, and - it get's more insane - with now Casper Ruud and Viktor Hovland giving Norway even gold and medal chances in golf and Tennis.
But why isn't Blummenfelt there? being what he is, in the sport he is doing it in, is AS incredible as the other sprots. AT LEAST AS incredible (i'm not gonna go into if it's more or not) but I mean... Give this man the respect, Norway!! And it's not just him, the whole team is LVL 100 = WORLD CLASS!! He should at least be on the billboard...
PTO Canadian open was such a good race! And Ashleigh Gentle destroyed the women’s field as well and won by over two minutes. Epic race. Absolutely love the PTO races
That PTO Canadian Open was one of my favourite races to watch. I remember feeling so sad for Alistair when he blew up.
Does their diet consist of chicken and broccoli? ;-)
Thanks for your POD cast with Messick , you did great job . Been following Ironman since 1985 , that company is long gone . Your interview was the nail in the coffin for me . Thank you so much, and great videos , keep up the good work
Always loved your videos, so happy you haven't stopped completely.
I’m going to be releasing them at least once a month from now at absolute minimum!
The Norwegian train could not be stopped in 2022 🚂🇳🇴
I love running and ever following this competition. ❤❤❤
What's your thoughts on focussing on long distance from a young age? Taking into consideration kelvin kiptum. Aren't athletes actually at their peak between 20-25 (also forong distance) instead of being 'better' at long distance at age 25-35 which is something now commonly beleived?
I don’t know a thing about triathlons but i clicked this video out of curiosity and im so glad i did, such engaging storytelling and just a top notch video all round im definitely interested in this sport now!
This is some phenomenal story telling Jack
Well bloody done mate
Totally agree. I'm not interested in triathlon. Or so I thought until I saw this video
Brilliant - hoping Alistair can stay fit and really see what he can do with the Norwegian train this year.
Plenty more of this please, mate. You're killing it over on the poddy, too.
Blummenfelt looks more bulky than most athletes. Seem strange. But he is fast.
If the best triathlete in the world is that big, I guess I'm in the wrong sport to lose weight...
I know nothing about tiathlon. I only clicked on the video as a patriot. I had never heard about those guys.
However, as a cross country and biathlon ski fan until recently, it was pretty obvious to me in the last race you showcased, that everybody would "blow their load" by going so hard too early. We've seen this in cross country skiing so many times, where someone who podiums 3rd or barely misses the podium, has something to prove and leads a race 80% of the way only to collapse and be overtaken by those who can pace themselves.
I'm not sure what these Norwegian athletes are made of, it seems across many sports they can hold a crazy tempo for a whole endurance race, and a handful are even great sprinters, so in the cases where they're close to the finish line next to others, they always have a little explosiveness saved in the tank. It makes no sense that a peoples who historically and currently have been taller, larger, quite muscular, relative to most others, is so good at endurance racing. From my POV, looking around at my countrymen and women, I figure they would be great at 100-200 meter sprints, throwing events, things of explosive nature, and would fall 2nd to the central/east African peoples who are typically more suited for endurance. With Kristian getting a cramp in that last race, getting however many seconds standing still and dealing with those cramps, then coming back much stronger, really makes you wonder what kind of "secrets" we still don't know about our bodies.
Really great analysis and engaging delivery - well done! These two Norse dudes are next-gen tri machines.
Alus fisikna euy kuatan
They're quick, but not unthinkable fast - thats the general question, what is actually possible, what would it take for.
What if? - And what if not.
Thats the still hidden way of VITS, the thinking behind, and the journey of construcing new methods and opportunities, for to be quicker as the yet quickest.
Please do a video about Xterra Triathlon. Specially about Flora Duffy history (she won 6 times the world's)
losing by 1 minute 30 at 3 minute per km pace means he was 500 meters behind - it was not a sprint situation ;)
Haha, at 1:07 he has the name of the bike brand "Giant" replaced with the Norwegian word, "Kjempe".
I like that.
Alt for Norge.
Gustav lost his nutrition on the bike that race I thought? Or was that a different race?
Norwegians are anywhere in endurance nowadays, well Ok...
Great to see you posting again, Keep them coming!
This was a wonderful video it makes me want to do triathlon again thank you
so far, he never won at Kona, so far he destroyed nobody in long course Tri!
If Norwegians Give it all to be the best in something. Just move over. Statistics agree with me.
great vid! these vids are entertraining and fill a large gap that there is in triathlon content, would love to see more.
Since yesterday this video leaves you thinking twice🤔
quality uploads! Thank you
Very happy to have you posting videos again, just subscribed for more fingers crossed.
I also loved the Olav interviews, would take a course on a breakdown of that one for sure, might have to re-listen and take some notes.
"Just the run to do"😂
Sehat sehat sellu.
More videos like this please! Love the podcasts too. Thanks.
After the Lance era I'm always a little bit wary of these huge dream crushing performances.
Good work! It would be cool to have a recap video of each PTO race this year (Roth & Nice while you’re at it).
Run is cheap and easy
Keren bos
Good job
Destroyed Everyone?! What a BS. Jan Frodeno is the best 🔥🔥🔥💪
How can you be a world champion if you have not beaten Jan Frodeno?
lol what do you mean "the day"...they have been doing it now for years.
Its epo
Anyone else here from Coffee Club?
Saat muda saya suka lari pagi dan lomba lari maraton
Alistair is not only best short course triathlete ever, he is triathlon GOAT. Alistair was defeated only by injuries, never dethroned
😂😂😂 How often did he win Hawai?
@@irondoc1251 winning WTS race is much harder then winning Kona. And Alistair did it 22 times. Alistair was so good that Kona was not on his priority list. Same as Gomez. They were both competitive in WTS circuit so there was no point to race long distance races from 2009-2016 when Alistair was at his peak years
2 Olympic golds tells you what Ali B's priorities were.
Your youtube videos from almost a year ago is how i found you and fell in love with your podcast and loved pro triathlon so much more. Fantastic video as per and I hope they keep coming. They're phenomenal!
Positif konten amazing
Thank you for the truly amazing content!! What is the name of your podcast?
It’s called How They Train
Sangat luar biasa
Do they follow “Norwegian training” with precise intervals focused on threshold governed by lactate testing like the runners? Curious about how that would cross over to multisport
“Norwegian Training” is kinda like the “Kenyan Training” or “Jamaican Training”
Microdose EPO, leverage anabolics, blast stimulants
Any idea what Gustav cap says ? Its Korean or something
it is a name of a taoist temple in taiwan, he think this cap give him good luck.
Thanks for your POD
Luar biasa
Very good video cheers guys
Run Gum.
👍👍
This was great!
Great video!
Like taking dbol from a baby lol
"in a single season" this is the most important part of the sentence.
Does the fact kristian competed in the olympics give credence him being less likely to dope. I assume the olympic anti doping is much more stringent.
Pumped up with peptides
according with norwegian rules most he all the time tell the national Anti-Doping Norway where they are at all time. They can expect testing at any time. And if they are caught are the chances to participate in next olympic none
Who else is asking "how the F can a behemoth like Kristian dominate a run race"? This doesn't only break all norms of physics ie: (P2W ratios)...it actually makes me lauģh! If this boi is full natty....then I'm Jesus f"ing Christ!!😂
OH SHIT ITS THE SECOND COMING!!!! Honey grab the lube!
It amazes me how noobs on here can’t fathom a top level endurance athlete doping…it seems triathlon fans are willfully naive to it.
@@cycledelicsI am new to triathlon but what actually amazes me more is the level of naivety of those who have been around the sport for a long time. We know doping is common in most endurance sports but somehow triathletes are different.
Please make the Podcast in Video too!
If you want the videos to be better, I'd suggest adding some music in the background throughout the video.
EPO through the eyeballs ;)
im here eating pizza and drinking monster
I wonder why these two have not said anything about the current doping scandal. Makes me wonder,, after all, their coach is an expert in science and they could be smart about it. Not accusing them, just wondering. Don't trash me for it.
were they all asthmatics? long tradition for norwergians ;)
Breathing in cold weather
The same way their equally unbeatable compatriot Ingebrigtsen does.... If it's too good to be true, it probably isn't!🤔
We admit it, we started a state sponsored doping program in 2015 to equal that of Russia in skiing, but then started taking it to all athletes as it worked so well! 😅
Very true and who can forget the juiced Finn Lasse Viren and his ridiculous triple Olympic gold? The sophistication and subtelty is far advanced from those years. I never believed the Norwegian dominance in winter endurance sports.
@@brakerbraker829have you lived in Norway? Have you seen the amount of kids cross country skiing, just playing around and/or going on organized training from an early age?
Also, there is a long history of skiing in many villages, as it was the easiest way to travel over snow in older times.
As I started cross country skiing from the time I could walk, and was active in a team until my twenties, I refuse to let people shit on my fellow Norwegians accomplishments with doping accusations.
Also I have been active in track and field a large portion of my life. I saw Jakob Ingebrigtsen and Karsten Warholm compete when I was younger and they were breaking records way before national and international media started picking up on them. Just the amount of training and dedication there was in this sports, a normal person cannot really comprehend.
I think just the more people you get active the larger chance there are that some will be super good. It is just about statistics.
hey Jack. can i email you somehow/somewhere? (there's no contact deets in your UA-cam About section). or are you on Twitter (can't find you there and i don't do Insta)
Damn, that Norwegian EPO train is incredible!