That video of his father celebrating but as you say, being a consummate professional and still commentating the race was amazing. I'd love to see more middle distance content, I'm much more into long distance but I'd like to change that.
One of the best athlete interviews I've seen! Almost as flawless as Wightman's championship race! Well Done, Andy Baddeley!! Well done!! I know she's an American, and still a college student, but a sit-down with Katelyn Tuohy should be on your 'bucket list' and North Carolina would welcome The Running Channel team.
I know it's an old one but an interview with Steve Jones breaking the world record for marathon in the early 1980's would give an insight into how good he was and the comparison with training methods today..Jones was an absolute beast and also the difference in shoe tech...his times from 40 years ago on a British front would be beating all today and getting his thoughts why British mens marathon running at elite level outside of Farah has struggled to move forward...great interview with Wightman
I got goose bumps watching this race again, just like I did when I watched it live! Such a great person, a real inspiration for all runners to keep believing in yourself 🙏
Loved this!!!! Despite watching the race at the time and knowing the outcome, this gave me goosebumps and a lump in my throat! Loved this. Same video next please with Josh Kerr. 🎉
A great interview and review of Jake Wightmans race and even better Andy has been in those situations so understands how it feels. Has to be Josh Kerr after this year's final.
What a great insight, loved it. It be interesting to get Jakob to go through the same race, I think there's zero chance of that happening. KJT going through her world champs win would be good, and Josh Kerr.
A really cool watch, thank you for the breakdown! I really hope you talk about how Tigst Assefa smashed the women's world record of the marathon at the Berlin marathon soon!
Hey Andy, I recon the world champion Mr. Wightman node how I used to look at the big screen in monitoring any possible danger around the arena. A very nice insight. Cheers
very inspiring from Jake. huge fan and I also love his YT page. seems like a genuine top bloke. Paul Chelimo is my favourite runner atm so if you can have a sit down with him, that would be great. "Go hard or suffer for the rest of your life" lol
Thank you for this. Fascinating to hear about the tactics and mental side of the race! It would be amazing if you could talk to Tigist Assefa and Charlotte Purdue. Would love to hear about their experiences of the Berlin Marathon ❤
Josh Kerr if you can. Please ask him what diferences the good runners between the greats.; all worck so hard, but what diferences for example a 3:33 guy by 3:29 guy
It's amazing that his Dad remained impartial during commentary. It reminded me of Harry Carpenter losing his impartiality when Frank Bruno fought Mike Tyson! Harry Carpenter always said that he was ashamed of that as he felt it was very unprofessional.
Beth Potter would be great. I would ask her how she can improve her running times even when she added swim and bike training to her program. She is the new world champion in Triathlon and race favourite for the Olympic Gold in Paris. In 2021 she also broke the 5000m world record at a non-ratified event. Her time of 14.41 was set after she started triathlon.
As a mid-distance runner during my high school and university days I can totally relate to the feeling (of course on a much smaller scale). Next interview it has to be sir Mo, no?
Great video. I'd like to see an interview with Keely Hodgkinson. I'd like to know how it was decided, or the process' she went through, to determine 800m became her distance.
It is a bit of a shame that Jake's been struggling with injuries since, so we never really got the sequel to that race. I think Jakob worked on his weaknesses after this, and was on a whole new level this season. I think Jake and josh are great, but I do feel a little sorry for Jakob and hope that he gets to show what he is good for at Worlds next time around.
I know that Sarah always ribs Andy for not running a marathon, but running at this pace for 1,500 meters has got to be so tough physically and mentally!
My training program regularly schedules 6min assessments to track my progress, I swear sometimes those 6 minutes feel longer than a 7+ hour 50K! Pushing the limits on intensity is brutal!
@@Stevenc1984 yeah, not sure if goggins could get there in person, but even if they had him by skype or whatever, I think the running channel crew would have a unique style of interview with david and think of questions that other interviewers may not have. I've heard andy say a few things that are similar to goggins philosophy, I think they could find some common ground.. and maybe after andy finishes that marathon he and sarah could do an extremely hard ultra marathon.. I dunno I would enjoy watching all this lol.
@@alphonsoelm5652 Because he won so many golds but they were all short distance sprinting i think (not exactly sure) his total distance adds up to 1100m total for 8 golds. Would be awesome to hear about how he got ready for each olympics but agree he probably is off enjoying being a legend. We can dream though :)
@@scottybot2003 oh I agree with you that it would be nice to see him sit and chat with Andy. I was just having a laugh because Andy said in the intro that they caught up to the 1,500m World Champion, so I said they would have to catch him first.
I see he's just pulled out of the Paris Olympics...... AFTER he'd arrived there (surprise, surprise). Oh well. Enjoy your hols, mate. If it's any consolation, I don't think he would have won anyway :)
I think luck was a bigger contribution for Kerr than for Wightman. I think both ran strategically excellent races and should get the credit for that. Kerr had a bit of help from some virus that put a brake on Jakob, but Wightman just outraced Jakob on the day.
@@thedolenorway Virus was an excuse..Doubling up 1500m and 5000m has been Jacobs problem..he beats anyone on any individual race day but in championships you have rounds and if you are running multiple events even more so ...so you have to conserve a little...Jacob hasn't got the best 800m times..so is always a chance 1500m specialists who good 800m speed are going to out kick him because of his need to slightly conserve..i get he wants to do what only Gerroujj has done before him but if he had ran the 1500m only he would have won both those races...Both Wightman and Kerr were both tactically brilliant on the day and had put the work in so they could take advantage of Jacobs slight weakness doubling up...Wightman leading the way apparently making changes to increase his own stamina....Jacob is a fantastic athlete but he is a miserable bitter little beggar when he loses showing little grace..hopefully as his career grow so will he as a person
@@garymanders1273 I don't buy the narrative that the virus was just an excuse. Jakob's speed was definitely a main contribution to the outcome in the 2022 final, I don't think that was the full story this year. I don't entirely agree that he is the pretentious ass that a lot of people think he is either. He could be better at acknowledging other runners performance for sure. When asked he tends to present a self assessment of why he failed. I think his objectivity is interpreted as arrogance by most people. If doubling 1500m and 5000m was the issue the last event should be the one to suffer the most. I think the qualifying rounds are more likely to help rather than hinder Jakob. In theory it should be more of an issue for the sit and kickers who focused more on speed rather than capacity. Most likely the reality of it all is somewhere in the middle ground between what the fanboys and the haters believe. I guess I lean towards the fanboys and you lean towards the haters.
@@thedolenorwayYes I agree Wightman was outracing, and Kerr was because of sickness. Still great races from both. We must give them credit. Jakob cant win everything.
What a brilliantly planned and executed race! I guess you should interview Josh Kerr next.
Phenomenal interview andy. This had me welling up into my porridge 😂
😂😂😂
That was fantastic and fascinating to watch.
His dad being the stadium announcer for that moment is just wonderful.
Andy and team, incredible video. Thank you for such a detailed bridge from spectator to the thought process of the runner!
Really glad you enjoyed it! 😁
Andy is so used to Sarah making fun of his age on the podcast that now he's making fun of his age himself
That video of his father celebrating but as you say, being a consummate professional and still commentating the race was amazing.
I'd love to see more middle distance content, I'm much more into long distance but I'd like to change that.
Man, irl sports actually is basically like anime. That was so uplifting and emotional, damn!
One of the best athlete interviews I've seen! Almost as flawless as Wightman's championship race! Well Done, Andy Baddeley!! Well done!! I know she's an American, and still a college student, but a sit-down with Katelyn Tuohy should be on your 'bucket list' and North Carolina would welcome The Running Channel team.
This race was amazing! Tears then and now. Would love to see this same set up with Kerr.
A father watching and commentating his son to a world title! That's special, it brought a tear to my eye!
I know it's an old one but an interview with Steve Jones breaking the world record for marathon in the early 1980's would give an insight into how good he was and the comparison with training methods today..Jones was an absolute beast and also the difference in shoe tech...his times from 40 years ago on a British front would be beating all today and getting his thoughts why British mens marathon running at elite level outside of Farah has struggled to move forward...great interview with Wightman
Love these types of videos, very cool! As a biased dutchie i'd like to see Femke Bol talk about that insane 4x400m
This was a brilliant idea!! Loved this interaction👍
It's not too often as an Irish man you would cheer for a Brit, but not this one. Delighted for him and great video. Well Done
😂😂😂
I got goose bumps watching this race again, just like I did when I watched it live! Such a great person, a real inspiration for all runners to keep believing in yourself 🙏
What an awesome video. Loved the format of having Jake comment as the entire race played out.
Similar interview with Eilish on her incredible win in Birmingham please.
This was fantastic to watch this race and see it broken down from Jake's perspective. Great content, keep it coming.
I have no interest to the topic too much, but I can feel so much passion and excitement in their talk that it's interesting to listen
What a great video Andy, and what a race Jake!! Fascinating!!
My voice of interviewee would be Eilish McColgan.
Great video. Had me smiling all the way through. Awesome achievement 👏
Hard work, dedication
Jake and Kipketer has the best running form in history
Loved this!!!! Despite watching the race at the time and knowing the outcome, this gave me goosebumps and a lump in my throat! Loved this. Same video next please with Josh Kerr. 🎉
Great video! Very humble competitor.
Wow, videos like this are so special. Incredibly well done. More of this please!
Great interview. Such a cool race and having Jake walk through it was great. Great race, great video.
Such a great insight into a historical race!
A great interview and review of Jake Wightmans race and even better Andy has been in those situations so understands how it feels. Has to be Josh Kerr after this year's final.
What a great insight, loved it. It be interesting to get Jakob to go through the same race, I think there's zero chance of that happening. KJT going through her world champs win would be good, and Josh Kerr.
the ending wow. such an incredible and emotional race
A really cool watch, thank you for the breakdown! I really hope you talk about how Tigst Assefa smashed the women's world record of the marathon at the Berlin marathon soon!
Really loved this video. Definitely will be watching it again for some tips. Also, I think you should interview this year's world champion.
Wow what an incredible insight. Brilliant video.
That was a really great interview, please do more like this.
Very cool story. Respect. Would love to see Yared Nuguse on your channel.
Wonderfully emotionally video. Great!! Thank you.
Hey Andy, I recon the world champion Mr. Wightman node how I used to look at the big screen in monitoring any possible danger around the arena.
A very nice insight. Cheers
very inspiring from Jake. huge fan and I also love his YT page. seems like a genuine top bloke. Paul Chelimo is my favourite runner atm so if you can have a sit down with him, that would be great. "Go hard or suffer for the rest of your life" lol
Fantastic video and insight from an elite. Great idea TRC, maybe Kipchoge next 😜
That was an incredible run
This is so good-thank you for doing this analysis!❤️
Thank you for this. Fascinating to hear about the tactics and mental side of the race!
It would be amazing if you could talk to Tigist Assefa and Charlotte Purdue. Would love to hear about their experiences of the Berlin Marathon ❤
Excellent video,thank you! More of these, don't mind who!
9:49 shivers is the word ❤❤❤
So lovely to see his dad in the commentary box
Great accomplishment. Congratulations.
You need to interview Jasmin Paris. She's possibly the greatest endurance runner in the UK and she just keeps getting better and better
Josh Kerr if you can.
Please ask him what diferences the good runners between the greats.; all worck so hard, but what diferences for example a 3:33 guy by 3:29 guy
love this! great video!
It's amazing that his Dad remained impartial during commentary. It reminded me of Harry Carpenter losing his impartiality when Frank Bruno fought Mike Tyson! Harry Carpenter always said that he was ashamed of that as he felt it was very unprofessional.
So, so good. Great video
Beth Potter would be great. I would ask her how she can improve her running times even when she added swim and bike training to her program. She is the new world champion in Triathlon and race favourite for the Olympic Gold in Paris. In 2021 she also broke the 5000m world record at a non-ratified event. Her time of 14.41 was set after she started triathlon.
Great insightful video
Great video. You should 100% sit down with Wightman senior.
Agreed!
Great video
As a mid-distance runner during my high school and university days I can totally relate to the feeling (of course on a much smaller scale).
Next interview it has to be sir Mo, no?
Great video.
I'd like to see an interview with Keely Hodgkinson.
I'd like to know how it was decided, or the process' she went through, to determine 800m became her distance.
Would love to see an interview with Assefa about her amazing Berlin Marathon this weekend.
KJT about her 800m in Budapest would be also an interesting interview.
It is a bit of a shame that Jake's been struggling with injuries since, so we never really got the sequel to that race. I think Jakob worked on his weaknesses after this, and was on a whole new level this season. I think Jake and josh are great, but I do feel a little sorry for Jakob and hope that he gets to show what he is good for at Worlds next time around.
Amazing video
Wow that was amazing 😃
Would love you to sit down with Keely Hodgkinson she's such a fantastic athlete for her age
Im a Jake Wightman fan now!!!
Of course I want to see a video with Kipchoge.
Would love to see you interview Eilish McColgan 2022 commonwealth games or Josh Kerr
We'll see what we can do
Can you talk to Peter Elliot please ? Loved watching him run
I know that Sarah always ribs Andy for not running a marathon, but running at this pace for 1,500 meters has got to be so tough physically and mentally!
My training program regularly schedules 6min assessments to track my progress, I swear sometimes those 6 minutes feel longer than a 7+ hour 50K! Pushing the limits on intensity is brutal!
Moving footage that 🥲
maybe a 400m specialist. that feeling of running it in 44sec . legs must be pure lead!!
The Goat EK
More of this!! Get Josh Kerr on and ask him just how drunk Jake got him after Josh became World Champ
no.... interview david goggins. or maybe more local could find sebastian coe, tom pidcock, tyson fury, tom aspinall .. they all run.
Goggins would be incredible, I think they'd probably bleep out the expletives... a fun editing job for someone.
@@Stevenc1984 yeah, not sure if goggins could get there in person, but even if they had him by skype or whatever, I think the running channel crew would have a unique style of interview with david and think of questions that other interviewers may not have. I've heard andy say a few things that are similar to goggins philosophy, I think they could find some common ground.. and maybe after andy finishes that marathon he and sarah could do an extremely hard ultra marathon.. I dunno I would enjoy watching all this lol.
Eluid K next interview
josh kerr please!
We'll see what we can do!!
Jemma Reekie!
interview with jakob next
Thank you for teaching Jakob a lesson! Awards aren't given out in the heats
I mean .... How hard would it be to get Bolt on?
I think they have to catch up to him first 😂
@@alphonsoelm5652 Because he won so many golds but they were all short distance sprinting i think (not exactly sure) his total distance adds up to 1100m total for 8 golds. Would be awesome to hear about how he got ready for each olympics but agree he probably is off enjoying being a legend. We can dream though :)
@@scottybot2003 oh I agree with you that it would be nice to see him sit and chat with Andy. I was just having a laugh because Andy said in the intro that they caught up to the 1,500m World Champion, so I said they would have to catch him first.
We can see what we can do! 😅
Amazing
Obviously Josh Kerr next 🙌
Laura Muir
It’s so beautiful
New Balance athlete: Femke Bol!!
Steve Cram, please
Nuguse, yes, I am American
steve ovett
Eliud
Next ... Josh Kerr
9:53 What's this wet stuff in my eyes... 🥹
Ingebrigsten was forced tô sell it.
I see he's just pulled out of the Paris Olympics...... AFTER he'd arrived there (surprise, surprise). Oh well. Enjoy your hols, mate. If it's any consolation, I don't think he would have won anyway :)
Well Jakob Ingebrigtsen has had some success since then. He had luck that day, just as Kerr this year. 😆😂🤣
I think luck was a bigger contribution for Kerr than for Wightman. I think both ran strategically excellent races and should get the credit for that. Kerr had a bit of help from some virus that put a brake on Jakob, but Wightman just outraced Jakob on the day.
@@thedolenorway Virus was an excuse..Doubling up 1500m and 5000m has been Jacobs problem..he beats anyone on any individual race day but in championships you have rounds and if you are running multiple events even more so ...so you have to conserve a little...Jacob hasn't got the best 800m times..so is always a chance 1500m specialists who good 800m speed are going to out kick him because of his need to slightly conserve..i get he wants to do what only Gerroujj has done before him but if he had ran the 1500m only he would have won both those races...Both Wightman and Kerr were both tactically brilliant on the day and had put the work in so they could take advantage of Jacobs slight weakness doubling up...Wightman leading the way apparently making changes to increase his own stamina....Jacob is a fantastic athlete but he is a miserable bitter little beggar when he loses showing little grace..hopefully as his career grow so will he as a person
@@garymanders1273 I don't buy the narrative that the virus was just an excuse. Jakob's speed was definitely a main contribution to the outcome in the 2022 final, I don't think that was the full story this year. I don't entirely agree that he is the pretentious ass that a lot of people think he is either. He could be better at acknowledging other runners performance for sure. When asked he tends to present a self assessment of why he failed. I think his objectivity is interpreted as arrogance by most people. If doubling 1500m and 5000m was the issue the last event should be the one to suffer the most. I think the qualifying rounds are more likely to help rather than hinder Jakob. In theory it should be more of an issue for the sit and kickers who focused more on speed rather than capacity.
Most likely the reality of it all is somewhere in the middle ground between what the fanboys and the haters believe. I guess I lean towards the fanboys and you lean towards the haters.
@@thedolenorwayYes I agree Wightman was outracing, and Kerr was because of sickness. Still great races from both. We must give them credit. Jakob cant win everything.