I think because a lot of you dislike Noah Lyle’s your judgment is being clouded. Kishane definitely has a lot of momentum running fast times with seemingly having more to give but it’s so silly to sleep on someone as seasoned and experienced and Lyles. The man literally ran a PR two weeks ago. Again Kishane has a lot of promise but this is the Olympics, he’s unproven and now has a lot of pressure on him. Would be wise to wait and see how he preforms. We’ve seen how many actual races from him compared to Noah who has won at the highest level time and time again. Remember when Asafa eased up and ran 9.7 and never ran that fast again. Remember when everyone said knighton to beat Noah after a few very fast races. People on this post saying Lyle’s will get 5th lol oh boy can’t wait for this weekend.
@@StGCfiLife I know. The OP said Asada did not run any faster than his 9.74s. I was telling him that Asafa did go faster. Yohan's 9.69s was just perfection. He couldn't have got it any more perfect than that. It was flawless from start to finish. That's why I always say, going 9.6s is not easy...
@@Yes_I_c4n yeah, once. And after that 9.7 in which he eased up he only ran 9.7 2 other times, both a little slower. You’re misconstruing my point. I’m using him as an example to say if you extrapolate Kishane’s 9.7 it doesn’t mean for certain he’ll live in that space for the rest of his career. Likely he continued to put up fast times. Very high possibility he’ll even run fast than the 9.77. But its track and you never know, nothing is a given. When knighton ran 19.4 in 2022 everyone wanted to extrapolate that he’d break the record or something but it just doesn’t work that. Season to season race to race athlete’s body’s, mind and fitness are all over the place.
@@PennyG30 I just pointed put that what you typed was not true. Hype in track typically goes through the roof as soon as someone goes fast. That's why people went crazy because of Knighton's 19.4s. In reality, people don't understand how fast a 19.19s is and how fast a 9.58s is. So, as soon as someone goes 9.7 or/and 19.4s, fans go nuts about WR. Most don't have a clue about what it takes to run similar times and how high the ceiling is.
@@Performancelabofcalifornia kishane is in 9.7 low form, that .88 in trials is due to him dropping his hands as he hit the 70m mark, it’s not a true decline in his speed, he was given instructions to shut it down, and he still finish with 9.77. Kishane have a commanding presence, if he’s leading at 70 it’s hard to run past him, bolt had that same command.
@@Bbreak-26 if there is someone who runs low 9.7s it’s Kishane for sure but he’s only broken 9.8 one time so we don’t know how easy it will be for him to repeat.. He ran 6.36 in the first 60m that’s insanely fast and he will probably need to replicate that in the final.
@@Performancelabofcalifornia Those splits might not be accurate. I've seen anything from 6.36s to 6.39s from several analysts. Regardless, 6.36s is very seldom enough to go sub 9.7s unless you have Tyson Gay's or Usain Bolt's top end and finish. Those are the only 2 men to ever run 60...100m sub 3.34s. KT has not shown top end and speed maintenance like that. Yohan Blake had to split 6.33s at 60m to go 9.69s, which is just ridiculous. And still he split 3.36 from 60...100m, a time that KT hasn't ever split.
Thompson will not need any push and no allows would not be anywhere close. It's only push will come from his own countryman which will get a new PB and a Time similar to what you just pushed up. You'll see Jamaica will come 1:00 too and then a distance behind oblique will be Omanyalla or Noah. There's no competition between Thompson and Lyles because they're not in the same neighborhood. In fact, Seville and Lyles are not close to each other as well. This will be the most short after bronze medal that about six sprinters will fight over. Oblique runs 400s now so we don't have to worry about him running out of energy. He's Mr ever ready this year and only the very very gifted can beat him. Lyles as gifted but not quite that gifted. My prediction Thompson 09:64 for the GOLD, Seville 09:72 for the Silver and Lyles or Omanyalla 09:79 for the Bronze. Do not affiliate these two sprinters with everybody else talking about nobody runs away from it. It'll be a separation between him and oblique with oblique commandeering the silver resoundingly. There will be a separation between oblique who will take the sofa and the next closest competitor of about three or four meters.
This is not a video game you are playing, that was hilarious what you said that the outcome would be. Noah won Gold, Kishane came in second, Oblique finished in last place.
The top are Kishane Thompson and Oblique. Not Noah. He will be fighting for his life to obtain LeBrons. Noah belongs with the mayor mortals, but the best of The mortals. The winner of this race will be running a sub. 9.74 remember I told you
@hello sir I don't think on kishane Thompson because He has no consistency Chr.coleman, noah or maybe kerley or Seville Third marcell jacobs @Performancelabofcalifornia
@@Performancelabofcalifornia oh damn not even for the 9.58? Or what about 30m split times? Want to know if official stats for split exist or its always been unofficial video splits?
@@SunOmegaOmega publishes 10m splits (Wanda Diamond League) but they get splits wrong sometimes. There was a team carrying out a Biomechanical study in Berlin 09. Cameras set up at 20, 40, 60 and 80m. Cameras were synch to the timing system! Also, a laser system was set up behind the sprinters, measuring their distance over time to give you 10m splits. Cameras were set perpendiculaly to the 20m, 40m, 60m and 80m marks. Much more accurate report than TV footage analysis. The study was conducted by IAAF, it doesn't get much more official than that. Let's say, if you're to trust any split time data, that's the one to trust above all else.
@@rayongaynor456 he’s the defending world champion which is why he is ranked so high.. Kishane Thompson is currently 6th behind Seville and Omanyala even though he has the fastest time.
Kishane is the best finisher of all (imho better than even Lyles)...look at his runs in 2003. The analysis is lacking. Kishane big deal is the power of his foot strike. He goes airborne by 30m. Jackhammer style.
@@Performancelabofcalifornia Noah stuck in the 9.8x for 5 years. Kishane was constantly injured and could not train. There is inferior and then there is INFERIOR.
@@PerformancelabofcaliforniaLyles is right at the borderline between 9.7/9.8. He's 6.4s low and 3.3 high. He's never gone sub 6.43s. If he can do that, he will eventually go sub 9.8s, but it's not looking easy. Sub 6.4s seems a pipe dream for Lyles.
@@PennyG30there's always a number you can't top eventually. Whether it's 9.81s for Lyles or not, we'll soon see, but it's not looking easy to go sub 9.8s. He has been trying hard to go sub 9.8s and he hasn't been able to. I think he should be able to go 9.79s or around that mark, though, if he gets a perfect performance.
@@celuscharles9454 9.6 flat? You're joking, right? He's been trying his best to go sub 9.8 and still couldn't and you're saying he goes 9.60s, like 2 m ahead of London?
😂😂 stop wasting time with these splits....how could it be Kishane and Oblique who needs to improve when lyles is the one that got beat by Oblique and runs slower than Kishane ???? If Kishane did not need to run faster to win the trials race , then why are you charging him for not maintaining his speed, when the coach had instructed him to slow down ?? 😂 Bottom line whatever time it takes you from point "A" to finish is all that matters ! Lyles maintaining his speed is a must for him in the 100 and optional for Kishane because Kishane is faster.
@@ericpkingston1327 lol everyone has room to improve.. If Kishane isn’t working to improve that’s how he would get caught. By studying the film the finish is where he has potential to get caught, his start is elite 6.36 in the 60m is great. If he can put it all together he should win gold, but just needs to put it all together.
@@Performancelabofcalifornia you don't know that because Kishane was not challenged towards the end of any of his last 4 races . Noah maintaining is speed is good for 200m but can be useless in the 100m as we have seen with Oblique when lyles could not pass Oblique. Technically Oblique was the one with the superior top end attributes in that race...and lyles just could not pass oblique no matter how he tried. Who cares if lyles runs a 43.xx 400m after they pass the finishing line ??
@@Performancelabofcalifornia who said Kishane is not working to improve. ...when that is obvious like everyone else ?? You are putting lyles troubles on the other competitors reflecting your outright bias...as a person who appears at first to be focusing on science, like myself .
@@ericpkingston1327 it’s going to come down to how well Lyles starts and how well Thompson finishes.. Based off what I have seen Thompson has the elite start and Lyles is the faster closer. Until we see something different that’s what we have to go off of.
@@ericpkingston1327 I talked about the flaws of Lyles as well, actually more so than Kishane and Seville. If Lyles doesn’t get better at the 60 he won’t have a chance. 6.45 isn’t going to cut it.
Probably the worst takes among all the analysts. How on earth do you say Kishane has a bad finish? The guy is deliberately shutting it down in the lead and still making top ten times, of all time.
Kishanes top end is absolutely unmatched. We know you want Noah liars to kind of win because if you don't realize that Thompson's top end is unmatched by no human being. It might be another Jamaican faster than him. We don't know in Jamaica. Especially with the family he comes from, they are notoriously infested with fast twitch sprinters from that family. They're all related with that last name but they never say that they're related cuz they don't know each other. If Noah is up ahead, we don't care how fast Noah is running. He can be real then. Okay, he real then Coleman from the back of the bus to come to the front of the bus and almost be there in China. Noah can catch people from behind but not from that far back
@@deedanking4806 Numbers wise Kishane should win, no one has run faster and he was slowing down but it’s really a match up between experience and talent.. Kishane has the talent to win but Noah just came off winning the 100m and 200m at worlds so it’s going to be 🔥🔥🔥
Listen. There's no pressure on Kishane at all. His speed and where they're taking it is just unobtainable. There's only one sprinter on the US side that has even been there before. Coleman has been there before but he's not running the 100. He's running the 4x100. And Fred curley. He hasn't come close to that number in a while. Oblique Seville will beat those numbers. I know things you don't in terms of what's going on with it. He will blow past 9.77 and Thompson will blow past him. So the battle will come down to LeBron's and this will be the most hard after bronze medal in Olympic history. The question is will Noah hold off? Fred curley, Simbini, and teboga. He will literally be in the fight for his life for that bronze man. He also has to worry about Hakeem Blake. That's stewing up some performance right now for that finance. Doesn't look good for Noah. He might get bumped out of podium position. God bless him@@Performancelabofcalifornia
We have Noah being tabbed for a new PB Of 09.79. But we do not know what. Fred curley performance could be. One more worried about Fred curley than Noah. We already know his progression, but we do not know Fred curley's progression. We're much more worried about Fred curley because he's been in that neighborhood before. Really doesn't matter. He will not touch Seville Seville, Illinois that Frank curley hasn't and Thompson will go even further
I think because a lot of you dislike Noah Lyle’s your judgment is being clouded. Kishane definitely has a lot of momentum running fast times with seemingly having more to give but it’s so silly to sleep on someone as seasoned and experienced and Lyles. The man literally ran a PR two weeks ago. Again Kishane has a lot of promise but this is the Olympics, he’s unproven and now has a lot of pressure on him. Would be wise to wait and see how he preforms. We’ve seen how many actual races from him compared to Noah who has won at the highest level time and time again. Remember when Asafa eased up and ran 9.7 and never ran that fast again. Remember when everyone said knighton to beat Noah after a few very fast races. People on this post saying Lyle’s will get 5th lol oh boy can’t wait for this weekend.
Asafa did run faster than 9.74s.
@@Yes_I_c4n PB is 9.72s. I saw that run live. Also the 9.69s from Blake.
@@StGCfiLife I know. The OP said Asada did not run any faster than his 9.74s. I was telling him that Asafa did go faster.
Yohan's 9.69s was just perfection. He couldn't have got it any more perfect than that. It was flawless from start to finish. That's why I always say, going 9.6s is not easy...
@@Yes_I_c4n yeah, once. And after that 9.7 in which he eased up he only ran 9.7 2 other times, both a little slower. You’re misconstruing my point. I’m using him as an example to say if you extrapolate Kishane’s 9.7 it doesn’t mean for certain he’ll live in that space for the rest of his career. Likely he continued to put up fast times. Very high possibility he’ll even run fast than the 9.77. But its track and you never know, nothing is a given. When knighton ran 19.4 in 2022 everyone wanted to extrapolate that he’d break the record or something but it just doesn’t work that. Season to season race to race athlete’s body’s, mind and fitness are all over the place.
@@PennyG30 I just pointed put that what you typed was not true.
Hype in track typically goes through the roof as soon as someone goes fast. That's why people went crazy because of Knighton's 19.4s. In reality, people don't understand how fast a 19.19s is and how fast a 9.58s is. So, as soon as someone goes 9.7 or/and 19.4s, fans go nuts about WR. Most don't have a clue about what it takes to run similar times and how high the ceiling is.
Noah is not in sub 9.75 shape. Kishane and Oblique are my picks.
He’s going to have running belly after that 100m dash😂😂
@@Themanuscript250 Noah seems to be peaking at the right time. I think he could get sub 9.8 but that may not be enough
@@Performancelabofcalifornia kishane is in 9.7 low form, that .88 in trials is due to him dropping his hands as he hit the 70m mark, it’s not a true decline in his speed, he was given instructions to shut it down, and he still finish with 9.77. Kishane have a commanding presence, if he’s leading at 70 it’s hard to run past him, bolt had that same command.
@@Bbreak-26 if there is someone who runs low 9.7s it’s Kishane for sure but he’s only broken 9.8 one time so we don’t know how easy it will be for him to repeat.. He ran 6.36 in the first 60m that’s insanely fast and he will probably need to replicate that in the final.
@@Themanuscript250 "shape" is not the word when you never ever run that time !
my opinion kishane will win gold with 9.70 if his opponent push him like lyles thats a nice 9.68 guys just watch
@@kingmariox4449 Kishane running 9.7 would probably be enough to win gold
Sub 9.7s does not seem likely.
@@Yes_I_c4n depends on how much Kishane has in the tank.. Running 6.36 in the 60m means he can definitely run something very elite.
@@Performancelabofcalifornia Those splits might not be accurate. I've seen anything from 6.36s to 6.39s from several analysts. Regardless, 6.36s is very seldom enough to go sub 9.7s unless you have Tyson Gay's or Usain Bolt's top end and finish.
Those are the only 2 men to ever run 60...100m sub 3.34s. KT has not shown top end and speed maintenance like that.
Yohan Blake had to split 6.33s at 60m to go 9.69s, which is just ridiculous. And still he split 3.36 from 60...100m, a time that KT hasn't ever split.
@@Yes_I_c4n yeah I’m saying elite like sub 9.8 but to go sub 9.7, I agree he will probably have to go 6.3 low..
It all depends on the conditions. Winning time could be 9.90
@@nxmzy-il4zd I doubt it.
it's gonna be like 80 degrees and no rain
The stadiums for champs are set up for them to be either tails or like very minimal headwind
Thompson will not need any push and no allows would not be anywhere close. It's only push will come from his own countryman which will get a new PB and a Time similar to what you just pushed up. You'll see Jamaica will come 1:00 too and then a distance behind oblique will be Omanyalla or Noah. There's no competition between Thompson and Lyles because they're not in the same neighborhood. In fact, Seville and Lyles are not close to each other as well. This will be the most short after bronze medal that about six sprinters will fight over. Oblique runs 400s now so we don't have to worry about him running out of energy. He's Mr ever ready this year and only the very very gifted can beat him. Lyles as gifted but not quite that gifted. My prediction Thompson 09:64 for the GOLD, Seville 09:72 for the Silver and Lyles or Omanyalla 09:79 for the Bronze. Do not affiliate these two sprinters with everybody else talking about nobody runs away from it. It'll be a separation between him and oblique with oblique commandeering the silver resoundingly. There will be a separation between oblique who will take the sofa and the next closest competitor of about three or four meters.
This is not a video game you are playing, that was hilarious what you said that the outcome would be. Noah won Gold, Kishane came in second, Oblique finished in last place.
Well you got that wrong didn't you. 9.64. Nobody is running that in this era. The drug testing is too sharp now understand?
9.70-9.72
how can you none of these guys is a better finisher than Kishane
Lol Noah Lyles and Kishane only raced once and Noah Lyles beat him at the finish..
That was injury prone Kishane. The Kishane now is a different beast!! Your mind is going to be blown!! @@Performancelabofcalifornia
@@Performancelabofcalifornia Dude, KT is waaaay better in 2024 than 2023.
@@StGCfiLifeThat's true. His middle and finish seem much stronger now. What I saw at trials in his 9.77s was mighty impressive.
We’ll see when they line it up
It a Jamaican queenela
The top are Kishane Thompson and Oblique. Not Noah. He will be fighting for his life to obtain LeBrons. Noah belongs with the mayor mortals, but the best of The mortals. The winner of this race will be running a sub. 9.74 remember I told you
@@deedanking4806 I’m hoping so.. We haven’t seen anyone go that fast in awhile.
@hello sir
I don't think on kishane Thompson because
He has no consistency
Chr.coleman, noah or maybe kerley or Seville
Third marcell jacobs @Performancelabofcalifornia
The 10m splits it says tv footage analysis, are they not official?
Or do 10m split official times ever existed?
@@SunOmega yeah very little official split times available
@@Performancelabofcalifornia oh damn not even for the 9.58?
Or what about 30m split times?
Want to know if official stats for split exist or its always been unofficial video splits?
@@SunOmega yeah from my knowledge they are not official, it’s all done by some type of analysis
@@SunOmegaOmega publishes 10m splits (Wanda Diamond League) but they get splits wrong sometimes.
There was a team carrying out a Biomechanical study in Berlin 09. Cameras set up at 20, 40, 60 and 80m. Cameras were synch to the timing system! Also, a laser system was set up behind the sprinters, measuring their distance over time to give you 10m splits. Cameras were set perpendiculaly to the 20m, 40m, 60m and 80m marks. Much more accurate report than TV footage analysis. The study was conducted by IAAF, it doesn't get much more official than that. Let's say, if you're to trust any split time data, that's the one to trust above all else.
In truth, none of us knows how fast KT can run...Franno works off data and his data is scary.
Why you saying Noah is the favorite?
@@rayongaynor456 because he’s currently ranked #1 in the world for the 100m by world athletics
@@Performancelabofcalifornia can't be ranked 1# with only the 3rd fastest time this year
@@rayongaynor456 he’s the defending world champion which is why he is ranked so high.. Kishane Thompson is currently 6th behind Seville and Omanyala even though he has the fastest time.
Kishane is the best finisher of all (imho better than even Lyles)...look at his runs in 2003.
The analysis is lacking. Kishane big deal is the power of his foot strike. He goes airborne by 30m. Jackhammer style.
@@StGCfiLife his runs when?
@@Performancelabofcalifornia An inferior 2023 kishane ran down Coleman.
@@StGCfiLife and got run down by an inferior Lyles
@@Performancelabofcalifornia Foot strike man, foot strike!
@@Performancelabofcalifornia Noah stuck in the 9.8x for 5 years. Kishane was constantly injured and could not train. There is inferior and then there is INFERIOR.
imo the final could won in 9.9 like it could be won in 9.6, it all depends on how kishane can handle the pressure ; the wind and the track.
I doubt it gets won in 9.9 unless there is really bad head wind
Well said
Lyle's mouth will break the record , he can't run faster than 9:80😅😅😅😅😅
@@donfrancis956 I think he can but needs to run a great first 60m
Lol pr’d two weeks ago at 9.81. Saying he can’t run faster than 9.80 idk
@@PennyG30 he seems ready to run his fastest time ever
@@PerformancelabofcaliforniaLyles is right at the borderline between 9.7/9.8. He's 6.4s low and 3.3 high. He's never gone sub 6.43s. If he can do that, he will eventually go sub 9.8s, but it's not looking easy. Sub 6.4s seems a pipe dream for Lyles.
@@PennyG30there's always a number you can't top eventually. Whether it's 9.81s for Lyles or not, we'll soon see, but it's not looking easy to go sub 9.8s. He has been trying hard to go sub 9.8s and he hasn't been able to. I think he should be able to go 9.79s or around that mark, though, if he gets a perfect performance.
Noah running 9.60 for the 100m and 19.23 in the 200m,as much as i want thompson to win,he will have to break the 9.58 to win
@@celuscharles9454 9.6 flat? You're joking, right? He's been trying his best to go sub 9.8 and still couldn't and you're saying he goes 9.60s, like 2 m ahead of London?
Noah 9.83 Thompson 9.56
No
😂😂 stop wasting time with these splits....how could it be Kishane and Oblique who needs to improve when lyles is the one that got beat by Oblique and runs slower than Kishane ???? If Kishane did not need to run faster to win the trials race , then why are you charging him for not maintaining his speed, when the coach had instructed him to slow down ?? 😂 Bottom line whatever time it takes you from point "A" to finish is all that matters ! Lyles maintaining his speed is a must for him in the 100 and optional for Kishane because Kishane is faster.
@@ericpkingston1327 lol everyone has room to improve.. If Kishane isn’t working to improve that’s how he would get caught. By studying the film the finish is where he has potential to get caught, his start is elite 6.36 in the 60m is great. If he can put it all together he should win gold, but just needs to put it all together.
@@Performancelabofcalifornia you don't know that because Kishane was not challenged towards the end of any of his last 4 races . Noah maintaining is speed is good for 200m but can be useless in the 100m as we have seen with Oblique when lyles could not pass Oblique. Technically Oblique was the one with the superior top end attributes in that race...and lyles just could not pass oblique no matter how he tried. Who cares if lyles runs a 43.xx 400m after they pass the finishing line ??
@@Performancelabofcalifornia who said Kishane is not working to improve. ...when that is obvious like everyone else ?? You are putting lyles troubles on the other competitors reflecting your outright bias...as a person who appears at first to be focusing on science, like myself .
@@ericpkingston1327 it’s going to come down to how well Lyles starts and how well Thompson finishes.. Based off what I have seen Thompson has the elite start and Lyles is the faster closer. Until we see something different that’s what we have to go off of.
@@ericpkingston1327 I talked about the flaws of Lyles as well, actually more so than Kishane and Seville. If Lyles doesn’t get better at the 60 he won’t have a chance. 6.45 isn’t going to cut it.
Probably the worst takes among all the analysts. How on earth do you say Kishane has a bad finish? The guy is deliberately shutting it down in the lead and still making top ten times, of all time.
Lamont Marcell Jacobs for the Gold at Paris. An olympic champion is always an olympic champion period.
@@aaronmbaye6498 I love the prediction.. He can definitely run in the mid 9.7s
Yup
Jacob's will not make the final.
@@PerformancelabofcaliforniaI don't think so. He had his shot in 2021. Hope he proves me wrong though.
Kishanes top end is absolutely unmatched. We know you want Noah liars to kind of win because if you don't realize that Thompson's top end is unmatched by no human being. It might be another Jamaican faster than him. We don't know in Jamaica. Especially with the family he comes from, they are notoriously infested with fast twitch sprinters from that family. They're all related with that last name but they never say that they're related cuz they don't know each other. If Noah is up ahead, we don't care how fast Noah is running. He can be real then. Okay, he real then Coleman from the back of the bus to come to the front of the bus and almost be there in China. Noah can catch people from behind but not from that far back
@@deedanking4806 Numbers wise Kishane should win, no one has run faster and he was slowing down but it’s really a match up between experience and talent.. Kishane has the talent to win but Noah just came off winning the 100m and 200m at worlds so it’s going to be 🔥🔥🔥
Listen. There's no pressure on Kishane at all. His speed and where they're taking it is just unobtainable. There's only one sprinter on the US side that has even been there before. Coleman has been there before but he's not running the 100. He's running the 4x100. And Fred curley. He hasn't come close to that number in a while. Oblique Seville will beat those numbers. I know things you don't in terms of what's going on with it. He will blow past 9.77 and Thompson will blow past him. So the battle will come down to LeBron's and this will be the most hard after bronze medal in Olympic history. The question is will Noah hold off? Fred curley, Simbini, and teboga. He will literally be in the fight for his life for that bronze man. He also has to worry about Hakeem Blake. That's stewing up some performance right now for that finance. Doesn't look good for Noah. He might get bumped out of podium position. God bless him@@Performancelabofcalifornia
We have Noah being tabbed for a new PB Of 09.79. But we do not know what. Fred curley performance could be. One more worried about Fred curley than Noah. We already know his progression, but we do not know Fred curley's progression. We're much more worried about Fred curley because he's been in that neighborhood before. Really doesn't matter. He will not touch Seville Seville, Illinois that Frank curley hasn't and Thompson will go even further
No consistency from Thompson @@deedanking4806
Kishane gold ,oblique silver, degrasse bronze ,Blake fourth, Lyle's fifth or sixth 😊.
@@donfrancis956 I doubt Oblique gets silver and I would be surprised if De Grasse is top 3
YAWN.......I will come back to your channel after the finals as you are just another mouth piece for the American propaganda,
@@ptseti lol okay idk how this video is for an ‘American propaganda’ but appreciate your honesty
@@ptseti 🤭🤭