Hicham el guerrouj win the world championships in 1997 beating Nordedine morceli and fermin cacho keywords: Hicham el guerrouj bekele alan webb said aouita Mehdi Baala geb Haile Selassie Wilson Kipketer Sebastian Coe Steve Cram
هشام اسطوره مدرسه اخلاق إبداع اسطوره لن تتكرر هني المغرب هذا البطل المهذب المحبوب شكرا هشام علي كل شي قدمته من ابداع رياضي. افضل رياضي عالمي عربي من بلاد المغرب الشقيق
سباق نسخة طبق الأصل لنهائي بطولة العالم 1991 بطوكيو وخاصة الدورة الأخير .خلاصة القول نهاية بطل وميلاد بطل آخر ( عويطة سلم المشعل لمرسلي الذي بدوره سلمه للڨروج ) ، ويبقى ذكرى إختصاص 1500 م مغربي جزائري لأن الكينيين مسيطيرين حاليا عليه.
Hicham El Guerrouj is the best athete ever. The best in history in every distance. Perfecionism is the best word to describe what Hicham did in his time. Best proof of his greatness is his amazing world records in the 1500 mts and the mile still standing after more than 20 years
بكل روح رياضية، المرسلي بطل اسطوري. لكن كما نقول في المغرب. كل واحد كيدوز وقتو... كان الاسطورة عويطة ثم تلاه المرسلي فالكروج... هذه هي سنة الحياة..... تحية خالصة وخاصة لهؤلاء الثلاتة الخرافييين....
مورسلي عداء كبير هذا بدون شك .. اتذكر سنة 96 كان توقيت لكروج أفضل في كل الازمنة وهذا ما قاله رييس إيستفيز الإسباني وقال ان الكروج هو المرشح الاول ... سقطة أطلنطا كانت مفيدة لهشام لكروج وهي التي اعطته الشحنة للإستمرار والمشاركة في أولمبياد سيدني وآثينا ... والدليل على قوة لكروج ظهرت مباشرة سنة 1996 في الجائزة الكبرى والتي عرفت اول هزيمة لمورسلي على يد لكروج ومن تم تراجع مستوى مورسلي حتى زمن إعتزاله...
Still watching the Lion!!! Once as Morceli won El Guerrouj greated hold hughed and kissed the champion. But on this run (race), we didn't see Morceli doing the same like El Guerrouj did. Shame on you Morceli...
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I'm not kidding you. Aouita was the best of his time, Morceli beated him and was the best of his time, then El Gurroudj beated Morceli and was the best of his time... That's the history of this sport and if you practice 1500m, you should know to be humble and respect performance that is the result of hard work.
and nobody beat it el guerrouj hahaha instead he beated lagat and kenenisa bekele in 5000 in there best time el guerrouj was different than all of them you can't compare him to the others !!
El guerrouj dominated the 1500 for 8 years and won more than 80 races , 33 of them under 3:30 , no one ever dominated the 1500 like him and no one will and he retired as a champ no one dethroned him and his 1500 and mile records still stand for more than 20 years until now . Elguerrouj is incomparable
Watching elgarose run is like watching the racehorse Secretariat the man is unbelievably God gifted and what a what a runner He is unbelievable to watch him run
Fermin siempre daba la cara! Campeón Olimpico, Subcampeón Olimpico, Subcampeon del mundo. Seguramente el mejor corredor de medio fondo español y europeo. Batió el mítico récord de Steve Cram.
That gives split times of 53.5, 59.1,57.9 and 39.5; middle 800m= 1:58!? First lap plus last lap = 1:46. But the middle 2 laps were almost 2 minutes! Coe ran a 3:31 in Stockholm in 81 with first 2 laps of 52.4 and 56.7 (1:49.1) and run the remainder of the race on his own, 25m infront of rest of field. That is incredible endurance! And whatever you say, ask the likes of Watman, Matthews, etc, and they will all tell you that tracks are faster now than in the early 80's
Here is El Guerrouj's pattern: Grand Prix (fast paced): in the lead between 400 to 500 to go. Grand Prix (not as fast): 500 to 600 meter run from home. Major race (early career, like this race): 700 meters to go. Major race (later career): 800 meters to go.
If Coe did make that comment you need to put it in context. Many more ex athletes and commentators have said Coe is the greatest "middle distance runner" ever, the definition of which you and others choose to ignore. You can't be the greatest if you have achieved nothing at 800m.
Has anyone else noticed, but the clock stops about 8m short of the 1200m mark. Look closely where the clock stops on each of the first 2 laps (on the 2nd curved line on back straight), & then see how it stops short of the 1st curved line on the 3rd lap! Therefore the 1200m time given of 2:55,6 is definitely wrong & is more like 2:56.5. This fits in with the split times before and after this point. So, EL G's lap times were: 61.2, 61.0, 54.3 (not 53 stated) and 39.3 for last 300m(52.5 last lap)
مورسلي مجرد عداء هوي كيف تقران بين هدا الغير مادب مع عداين مغاربة السكاح عوليطة الكروج لحلفي ابراهيم وخالد بولمي جواد غريب عبد القادر وعزيز خالد الخنوشي ابراهيم بوطيب حمو بوطيب عبد السلام الرضي ايكدير عادل الكوش وووو الكتير واتحدة لي بلد عربي انجب ابطال متل ابطال المغرب بي كل انواع الرياضة وتحياتي الى كدلك الى نوال المتوكل نزهة بيداون زهرة وعزيز حسناء بنحسي مريم علوي عاقوي ووووووووووووووووووووووووووووووووووووووووووووووووووووووسسسسمممممحححححوللللللييييييي لم ادكور الجميع المغرب تقرنو بي الجزاءير ان لا امن بي كلمة خوة خوة هدوك هم سبب الصحراء ويحربو المغرب بي العالم الشعب ياكل من القمامة كل دلك يخسرو الملاير من اجل اسقط المغرب بي بفضل الله او والملك والشعب المغربي نحنو الاحسن نحنو الافضل نحنو فخر لي بعض العرب فقط مان يحبو المغرب بلدي الغالي
Lol! Long distance runners obviously put in more miles, but that doesn't mean their training is more difficult. I don't know enough about Kipketer's training, but I know that Coe was capable of running 45 mins for 10 miles, beat Coghlan (5000m World Champ) & McCloud(10000m Olympic silver medallist) over 4miles on 800m training & was capable of running world class 5000m races on no specific training for that event. He was also able to run 45.5 for 400m.
imad Mole انا لن أقول عليه مسموم ولكن من الأخلاق الرياضية تهنأ الفائز وهذا ما قام به كل العدائين الا مرسلي للاسف والذي اعتبره أسطورة كذلك في ألعاب القوى بدون تعصب
Non mon cher ami je dois t'arrêter de suite j'ai connu Morceli personnellement je suis marocain bref il y a pas différence entre nous marocain ou algérien c'est pareil je peux te dire que c'est un gars très gentil et humble je parle en connaissance de cause
zakaria boubrik كيبقى عويطة هو الأسطورة بشهادة العالم!!! أمريكا صنعوا ساعة بإسمه القطار السريع في المغرب بإسمه أول عداء يجري من 800 إلى 5000 متر أكثر واحد حطم أرقام قياسية على مر التاريخ 5 في مسافات مختلفة ناهيك عن الأرقام التي أعاد تحطيمها 🤔🤔 سألو البريطاني سيباستيان كو الرئيس الحالي للجامعة الدولية لألعاب القوى عن أحسن عداء على مر التاريخ فأجاب بدون تردد (سعيد عويطة) 🤔🤔🤔
Don't mean to burst your bubble, but if you look closely, the clock stops in a different place (the wrong place!) at 1200m for some reason. If you look at the previous 2 laps (i.e at 400m and 800m gone) the clock stops at the start line, which is the second "curve" about 4m further on. The 1200m time was thus about 2:56.0, meaning he ran the penultimate curve (from 1100 to 1200m) in about 12.7. Still very impressive!
Coe's VO Max was 82 mls/kg/min, one of the highest ever recorded, and this was on about 60 miles a week. But he spent many hours doing other types of training that other athletes neglected or didn't do to the same degree.
And Coe was not a pure 1500m runner, unlike EL G (for most of his career), but was always a 800m/1500m runner. No one has achieved as much as he did over both distances, with the possible acception of Snell. There aren't many athletes who can claim to be double Olympic champion in their 2nd best event!
So what are you trying to say here!?....no one has dominated the 1500m and the mile like El G did.He won gold on the 5000m too don't forget that,.So plz try not compare Coe to El G. Coe was great for his era, But EL G is the greatest of all times.
Une fois lorsque Morceli gagna, El Guerrouj vint à lui, le prit dans ses bras et l'embrassa à plusieurs reprises. Mais sur cette étape, Morceli ne le lui rendit pas et demeura de glace... ou sur ses braises de jalousie voulais-je dire!!! Regardez la réaction de l'ex-champion à la minute 4:25 pour confirmation...
Il faut être objectif mon frère pour la bonne cause, il vint à lui certes, mais sais tu qu'est ce qui s'est passé lorsque El Guerouj trébucha sur le pied de Morceli en 1996? il a laissé par son silence les medias dire que Morceli a fait exprès , alors que c'était faux, si on revoit la course même le talon de Morceli était blessé, il a continué juste pour avoir la médaille d'or, un titre qui lui manquait, puis il a tout lâché après, sans ambition il courait. Par contre en 2016 dans une interview, où enfin El Guerrouj reconnut que c'était de sa faute cette chute et que personne ne pouvait battre Morceli à cette époque la...j'ai l'interview et les références si tu veux...Morceli on le connait tous c'est une personne très timide et modeste une légende du 1500m avec son finish dévastateur...
I doubt that time & wouldn't recognise it as true unless there was evidence. Anyone could claim great things in training! For me (and many others) Seb Coe is the greatest middle distance runner of all time as he won medals at BOTH distances over a long career & is the only person ever to hold all 4 records from 800m to 1 Mile simultaneously. And this was in the most competitive era, with Ovett, Cram, Aouita, Cruz, Bile around. EL G was not invincible and got beaten twice in the Olympics.
"Maybe" the greatest 1500m ever, but not the greatest "middle distance" runner ever! He would have had to have done something over 800m to be even considered for that accolade!
He didn't run the 800m because he probably didn't really want to come up against Kipketer! He also would have wanted to maintain his unbeaten record. I'm sure he could have run close to 1:43. but he didn't have the 400m time to run 1:41.
C est horrible car el guerrouj refusera même de lui laisser un ongle devant lui Il a laissé passer tout le monde mais lorsque morcelli a voulu venir prendre la corde alors il lui a fait comprendre qu il restera derrière quoi qu il en coûte .
I think it is more than that. When you are on your way up, Bronze can be a consolation. However, when you have been at the top of your sport, Bronze is a sign that you are past your prime and on your way down. At that point, Bronze is not a consolation; it is a sign that you are nearing the end of your career.
I consider Aouita to be the greatest ever 1500m/5000m runner. But I have to point out a few things! Firstly, he never held the Mile record (as you state he did)His fastest was 3:46.78! So, he held records at 4 distances, the same as Coe, though none of his lasted as long as Coe's 800 or 1000m. Also, he only won gold in major Champs over 1 distance, 5000m, whereas Coe won at 2; 800m & 1500m!
Yes, I agree. It's probably between Coe and Snell. I think it was more difficult to dominate in Coe's era, and he was further ahead of his contemporaries than Snell at 800m, but then 3 Olympic golds are 3 Olympic golds! Hard one to call.
what kind of bull crap is this!?it was harder to dominate in Coe's Era! lol El guerrouj competed against Morceli,against Lagat against Noah and all of these athletes are better than Coe,Cram and Ovett.
Samassek comprehension not your forte is it! I was discussing with someone else the credentials of Coe and Snell in deciding which of the two was the greatest middle distance (800/1500m) runner of all time. El G isn’t in the conversation for that accolade as he had no form or medals whatsoever over 800m. When I said Coe had more competition in his era I was comparing with Snell and his peers, not El G.
He trained as hard as any athlete has ever trained, and spent hours each week in the gym and lifting weights, as opposed to just running mile after mile. Where is the evidence that Bekele could run a 1:44 800m? Of course Bekele is one of the greatest athletes of all time, full stop. You really can't compare a great 800m runner to a great 10000m runner anyway & to say that one's training is harder than another without being intimate and privy to both athlete's training schedule is just silly.
No, traditionally the classic "middle distances" are the 800m, 1500m and 1 Mile. EL G is possibly the greatest 1500m runner of all time, even though most of his titles were basically carefully orchestrated paced runs by his countrymen; which wouldn't have been allowed in previous decades. He did nothing at 800m, despite "claims" that he ran 1:42.7 in training which someone added to Wikipedia and now it would seem is regarded as given!
Coe is still the 2nd fastest ever at 800 & 1000, 27 years after he ran them, and in the pre EPO era! If EL G is still the second fastest ever at 1500 & 1mile in 2024, then he might have a better claim to that accolade!
Compare Coe's LA win in 84 (3:32.5) to EL G's World title in 03 (3:31.8). Finishing times v. similar, as were the first 2 laps; EL G 58.2, 58.1; Coe 58.9, 58.0. Their last 700m were identical at 1:35.5. But from thereon in, Coe was quicker. Last lap, EL G 53.9, Coe 53.2, last 300m- EL G 40.5, Coe 39.2, 100m- EL G 13.8, Coe 12.7! This shows Coe was speeding up in the closing stages more than EL G off a v. similar pace, meaning he had unused reserves! WR's do not tell everything!
And why didn't you compare it to the world title 99 in Seville won by El G with 3:27:45.wich is the fastest time ever?that is more than 5 second faster than Coe's LA time.
Samassek you can’t compare stats between a 3:27 and a 3:32. Completely different races. For a start El G had a teammate pace him to 800m at the pace El G thrives at.
لكن حطمه الكروج .وفي هذا السباق بين المورسلي أنه لا علاقة بالأخلاق الرياضية حاقد مسكين .حتى يوم سقط الكروج هنأ المورسلي على الفوز...في هذا السباق المورسلي هرب ولم يهنىء الكروج 😠😠😠 أخلاق زفت
If you look in most reference books, middle distance is 800m and 1500/Mile. The 2000m & 3000m are rarely run and between middle and long distance. If you want to include them, fine! Coe still broke records at 4 of those distances and EL G only at 3 of them. Coe broke the Mile record 3 times, EL G once, Coe had 2 Olympic golds at 1500m in 2 attempts, EL G 1 in 3 attempts.
There are several reasons EL G ran so many times under 3:30; not least the golden league series, where he could run every week if he wanted to, with his own army of pace makers. This set up just didn't exist in the late 70's and 80's. Also, tracks are faster today, and there was widespread use of EPO in the 90's without a reliable test to catch culprits. It's strange how all those fast times suddenly slowed down in the early '00's!
800m requires more "specialised" training, in that the most successful athletes at the distance have to have the ability to be a reasonable sprinter but also the endurance to run a world class Mile. Running successfully at 800m in champs is also more difficult as there are so many permutations in an 800m and it is over so quickly, thus there is no room for errors. A great 10,000m runner can make a few mistakes in the course of a race and still have time to get back in to the race.
Where did you get that pearl of wisdom from!? It's commonly agreed that the 800m is the hardest event to train for, as it requires a balance of strength and endurance that is really hard to get right. Why do you think there has been only 9 men to break the WR in the last 70 years!!? 1500m/5000m runners are quite common place now, there have been very few in recent times that were great 800/1500m runners.
Lol! We are talking about a difference of 15-20 years! Of course times will get quicker, due to advances in training, medicine, shoes, tracks, pacing, etc. A run in the 80's would be at least a second faster on today's tracks. With your reasoning then Peter Elliott must be a greater 1500m runner than Herb Elliott, because he ran 3 seconds faster 30 years later!!
The subtleties of the english language are obviously beyond you! I never said EL G's times slowed down in the early '00's; I said that athletes' times generally slowed down. If you look at the fastest times in the last 3 or 4 seasons, they are considerably slower than in the mid- late 90's.
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At 800m he was beaten once by Cram when he was ill, and beat Cram on both other ocassions. He never ran against Aouita, who chose to run the 5000m in LA and to avoid Coe in the subsequent meet in Zurich. Aouita and Cram were never as good as Coe at any time over the shorter distance.
el gerouj a tout devancer et de loin meme et il suffit d regarder ces record pour realiser qu il n etais impossible qu il s inclinait devant l un d ces advercaires en son temps
Umm!? Coe was Olympic Champ in 80 & 84, EL G broke record in 97, won Olymp in 04. That's 15-20 years difference in anyone's book! If you were familiar with split and finishing times in major Champ races over the past 30 years, then you would know that what has been produced in the last 3-4 years does not compare with what Coe, Ovett and Cram were doing 20 years ago!
Who was is who tried to say that Aouita was the best 800m/1500m runner? What bullshit. Aouita was good over 800 and won an Olympic bronze, but he was better over the 1500 and longer. I think El G would've run 1.43 if he'd run the 800. Just look at his 1500 time per lap (55), take away 4 seconds (51) and there's a 1.42. No 1500m runners run the 800m anymore, except Ramzi and Baala.
What do you know about Coe? The facts don't support your opinion! EL G did NOTHING over 800m, so how can you say he was better than Coe over 800m/1500m!?? Coe beats EL on number of world records and Olympic medals! Yes EL G is one of the greatest athletes at any distance ever, but so is Coe, and his record is better than EL G over the 2 "classic" middle distance events.
People always revert to name calling when they are frustrated that they can't maintain a valid argument backed up with facts! ;0) I really wouldn't waste my time going to "every el guerrouj video"
