Technique Evolution in 100m Sprinting

This video shows the various sprinting style trends among the past eras of 100m sprinting and the sprinters that dominated in their respective eras
Music: • Video
Composer: Deltacount
Title: The Varlet's Blade

[@almahiislam3424]

The camera quality has imoroved drastically😅

[@razor_ramon_]

Yes
And framerate 😅

[@Africa1000]

Definitely expecting big things from Tebogo in future.

[@mxRian4]

I think Joseph Fahnbulleh could do something special with his train-like buildup.

[@adriannmb]

THE 5 FASTEST 100 METER ARE FROM 2000 -2015 Gatlin- tyson gay- asafa powel - jhoan blake and bolt

[@CalvinHikes]

2:56
The most dismissive 9.87 ever.

[@foosh553]

Thats what i was thinking

[@naveendahiya2574]

It's a game of totally techni..

[@almahiislam3424]

Mostly start and transition part has improved than before

[@naveendahiya2574]

@@almahiislam3424 yes bro

[@dTristras]

The question is, what in earth Freds running style is ???

[@shams6598]

Patient acceleration

[@speeddemon3371]

Jamaicans understand the importance of using proper mechanics
Sprinting is not just about raw power

[@Leonidas-eu9bb]

sprinting is about speed abviously

[@gmaxsfoodfitness3035]

@@Leonidas-eu9bb You're lost. Speed Demon is talking about biomechanics instead of just strength to get more speed "abviously".

[@wilhelmw3455]

@@Leonidas-eu9bb And spelling is about words OBVIOUSLY.

[@AppleLauda_destroyer99942]

well that explains why I ran the 50 meters in 5.5 seconds yesterday (on ashes)

[@johnmcmanus5582]

And peds 🙄

[@onebigo]

This video was really cool 😃👍

[@elijahebbert6884]

I'd say 2010's are the "relaxation" era

[@IdreesSawula]

Lyles hip extension

[@Sough]

Anyone else not know what the hell frontside mechanics is lol

[@jameshegeman5660]

“Front-side mechanics” refers to keeping the leg action mostly in front of the body. It is achieved by maintaining a neutral (or even slightly rounded) torso, a neutral hip position (to allow sufficient knee lift), and focusing on the hammer action of the feet against the ground to make toe-off occur as early as possible. The key theoretical advantage of using excessive front-side mechanics is that it gives you the greatest amount of distance & time over which to accelerate the foot, and thus might allow for the highest speeds (*if* foot acceleration is a limiting factor… which it may or may not be).
The two paragons of front-side mechanics are Asafa Powell and Marcel Jacobs. (I wouldn’t call Usain Bolt an “excessive” front-side guy. Bolt is more well-rounded.)

[@jameshegeman5660]

Marcel Jacobs is probably the best example of someone who *might* be running with too much frontside action.
Incidentally, too much frontside leg action makes acceleration nearly impossible, and this may be one of the reasons that Jacobs comes on so late in 100m races.

[@gokuljaras1998]

🙌👏⛳🤩

[@shams6598]

Now Lyles hip extension

[@garrysekelli6776]

Not the power era. The steroid era.

[@onebigo]

🤣

[@elijahebbert6884]

Good one.

[@namesake7139]

LOL!!!!

[@MrMusic238]

same difference. lol

[@namesake7139]

@@MrMusic238 lol oh my goodness

[@humanboy395]

Nice 👍

[@szymon6207]

Win Italy munich 2022 9.95 sec At Marcell Jacobs !

[@sabaffira]

Lyles: hip extension era

[@elijahebbert6884]

Eh, carl Lewis kinda did the same thing tbh

[@jameshegeman5660]

I don’t see Lyles threatening to win any major 100m titles. He’s a speed endurance guy.

[@shams6598]

Yaaaa Lyle's hip extension is hot 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@thesource0024]

Left off the top 3 fastest times from bolt. But gave us a couple semi finals and diamond league races 🙃

[@jaykay6761]

I think a lot of us have seen those top 3 races 100+ times by now

[@aimelo419]

@@jaykay6761 facts haha

[@bdee4707]

very useful

[@RelicHunter123]

Is this video specific to male sprinters only?