Lamont Marcell Jacobs Just Brought The Smoke In The 100 Meters || 2024 Rome Sprint Festival 

I wasn't shocked. I just remember her opening 200m in Paris last year and she just ran 22.38 a few weeks ago. She said she was hoping to go under 22. Now THAT is scary.

What was Steiner and Thomas times

Not sure on the times, but Steiner was ok, and Thomas was not good. Not sure what happened with her, i think she rounded up to a 22.4 if I remember right. Maybe she was thrown off by how awesome Sydney was running.

As bad as thomas was shericka ran even slower today with a 22.82. I think thomas must have been in a heavy training period as she looked heavy out there. Same with shericka

This kid been coming for them, not surprised at all

nah fr

​@@yavb3lo1futb0lk3 I actually think so. Considering the fact that he's a jumper who switched to running, and deteriorated AFTER the Olympic games having "injuries" but still managing to run 10.10-10.30 I'd say that's his natural form. He is also known for improving by huge margins, but he's not consistent in his times (unlike Bolt who also improved by huge margins, but was a lot more consistent)

​@B1gBossMan he didn't deteriorate after the Olympics he won the world indoor 60m ffs

​@@B1gBossMan You kids just can't accept that a non-American athlete won the Olympics.

@@djo-dji6018 I'm not even American. Never have I ever been there. Why would a jumper transition to a sprinter, rise out of the blue win the Olympics, and fall off after 2 years and begin running high school times. That's quite a short reign if you ask me, and very suspicious.

She's incredible! 22.07

@@Thesupremesnow She won't beat Shericka with that time. Shericka can drop a 21:38 easily.

@dky_1353 Did I say that!? Thinking like you makes me say that Sherika will not break the world record.

@@Thesupremesnow Shericka may not break the world record. But she holds the 2nd fastest time in history over 200m for women. That's good enough. 😁

Haha, you amuse me. This is a post about Sydney, so let's not deviate from the topic and discuss Sherika here. Please take your imagination elsewhere.

I doubt he makes the podium.

he might not even make the finals

Copium. Probably not getting past the semis

Lol yea if he doesn't fail the testing

Lyles will own him by the way things are looking right now .....or anybody out there in goos shape .

Direc boss ,speaking faxs

he’s looking rly good this year in his training clips

....and his nutritionist is locked up. So, there's that.

Courtney Lindsey

he's simply to old to do it

Good, because he was not doing that well as a runner. Which cycling event will he be in?

That's cold. lol

u think no one else is?

When americans see a fast Person who's not jamaican or american always come up with this shit. In history it's your country Who abused this stuff, Italy is one of the cleanest ones

I KNEW I WASNT THE ONLY ONE CAUSE AINT NO WAY!

They got more rest than they normally get season to season which helped with recovery and injuries and health in general. Many train too hard to actually be healthy which is terrible for their bodies so they often get sick. It's not a mystery for you to hit new peaks and get gains after a rest period. That's actually pretty common since you need that rest to fully recover. I recently maxed out my pull ups and push ups without doing a lot of volume work at all. Just circuit training with low reps but a lot of rounds and then plenty of rest with sea moss, maca root and herbal supplements. I don't do creatine or even whey protein either.

10.07 BRO

@@Sikyu-ye4ns.He also ran 9.95 in May that year…

@@Sikyu-ye4ns. Noah Lyles is laughing right now

​@@todicoio1733 ur acting like Lyles Is crazy good on the 100m. His best time is 9.83, Jacobs best time is 9.80

@@todicoio1733 indeed

Have you watched this guy’s channel? He has many hundreds of distance videos

😢😢 he has always been tested, like all the athletes, stop crying

Exactly! Especially considering he had never run sub 10 prior. One and done!

Nope..he wil run below 9.90

tell me please, because i've been wondering, how does it feel to be so full of shit? your commentary is honestly hilarious....you have no idea what will happen. nobody does. I feel bad for everyone that knows you

Abby's personal best is 21.77. Sydney still has 0.2 to go. If Abby manages to capture her overdrive gear from NCAAs/Olympic Trials 2022, she can compete with almost everyone. Gabby is streaky. If she's healthy, she'll be back in silver medal form by August.

Tell that to Elaine Thompson-Herah.

After that peak he had lot of injuries

His nutritionist went to jail shortly after.

The only drug addict athletes of 100m tokyo is from uk 😊

You were very skeptical because you Didn't know him and you probably have stereotypes against runners not from US or Jamaica

@@lorenzogiomarelli7983 are assuming everything you just said? If so thank you for being an awesome clairvoyant. I actually like the Italian teams as well as Jacob i know his background etc... But if i may assume you must like Jacobs and Italian nation?

hardly the point is it? otherwise only faster people would be allowed to have an opinion

Maybe because is the olympic champion (?)

Ahh - that explains it 😉

Technique flawless...speed questionable 😂😂😂

@avionterria7855 his technique has always been amazing, but he lacked the power. To suddenly go from 10s. To 9.80 at the Olympics, to suddenly disappear again was suspicious at best

I disagree a ton on that. Reider has helped coach athletes - especially those with previous serious injuries - to new heights. De Grasse moved to Reider after two seasons of terrible injuries in 2019, and immediately won double individual medals. He later went on to win the Olympic title in the 200m. Bromell, who has had notoriously horrible injuries during his career, ran his very fastest times under Reider and won a medal in Eugene 2022. Christian Taylor, possible the greatest triple jumper ever (and in an injury-probe event that makes longevity and consistency very difficult) jumped his very and dominated for almost 8 years. Reider also brought Dafne Schippers back to her best form in 2017 after Olympic disappointment, winning bronze in the 100m and gold in the 200m. There have been questions surrounding Reider’s character outside of coaching (misconduct), but as far as the quality of his coaching is concerned, he’s been one of the best for a long time.

That's the most ridiculous thing I ever heard.

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