Nobody Was Even Close... || Kalen Walker Drops World's Fastest 100 Meter Time In 2024 

Same

He got alot of buzz early this year due to his 60m , He is consistent and a beast

Dropped a 6.51 indoor and eventually got #2 and NCAA indoor championships.

He ran a couple of low 6.5 second indoor 60m this year.

He showed up indoors. But yeah, he went to a JUCO last year then moved up to Iowa. He looks legit. Beautiful form.

Yeah, for sure!

The question now is, does he continue being a privileged white male, unaffected by gravity, wind resistance and lactic acid, basically mocking all the “less Caucasian” athletes around him, or does he become a woman and conquer the world of female sprinting? It’s a tough one but these are the pressures we all have to face in the modern world. Biden 2420.

He's broken through the race barrier.

Is this cultural appropriation?!! lol

Seeing somebody do well who resembles us can be very inspirational.... Back in high school I competed as a sprinter but was only motivated to do so after seeing Valery Borzov win both the 100 & 200 at the 1972 Olympics. Until that time I thought it was impossible for a white kid like me to even compete in the sprints.

Bot ass comment 😂

10.09 +2mps tail wind, and he is clearly on steroids, the deltoids give that away.

​@@bomination.Get TF outta here.😂. That kid has been built like that since he was a sophomore in high school. College regimen just put on more muscle. I highly doubt he's been masking drug tests since he was 15-16 years old. Smh

@@PaulWeezy50 thousands of high school athletes are taking steroids, there are well documented stats on that.

@DRAGONFLY101 Never said high school kids didn't take 'roids. Please stay on course. I said I highly doubt this WIDELY recruited collegiate athlete, who has had this SAME athletic frame since he was a sophomore in high school, has been taking them since he was 15 years old. I highly doubt he's been able to skirt the collegiate drug tests all this time as well. Using "delts" as a proper reasoning on a 22 year old collegiate athlete with good genetics is not "proof". 😂

Keeps it in low then shifts to overdrive when the reps are matched!

I'm a small town white boy just tryin to make ends meet don't need your religion don't watch that much TV just makin my livin baby well that's enough for me!! Trump's new campaign theme song and Trump's new favorite sprinter

@@charlesheffernan8661 phuc tRump and phuc his favorite sprinter!!... beating locals is the best he's going to do white bread!!..🤡🤡🤡🤡😂😂

10.09 +2mps tail wind, and he is clearly on steroids, the deltoids give that away.

@@bomination. He does have big delts, but that alone isn't enough to say if he's taking anything IMO. He may just do a lot of lateral raises, and if shoulders are a genetic strong point for him, it wouldn't be impossible to look like that. He doesn't have huge traps either. Who knows 🤷‍♂

@@bomination.buddy it’s just hard work, he’s not on steroids bruh stop it

That deltoid will do jack for his speed. Most fast runners have long as legs and average strides or short but fast stride. Most long-distance runners weigh a buck and some change. Usain bolt is just a beast. He has daddy long legs AND insane strides.

@@zlonewolf sigh, my point is that deltoids grow more than other muscles when you take steroids, your jaw muscle also grows more.

Fo sho

10.09 +2mps tail wind, and he is clearly on steroids, the deltoids give that away.

@@bomination. in all fairness, I wanna comment more here in support of you with this, and more against you on this, LOL! I will just state this…ummm…hmmm…let me clear my throat…umm…LOL, I CANNOT speak specifically about him, first of all! Secondly, one cannot determine PED usage specifically based upon the look of certain muscles, per se, as it the PED’s don’t work the ways folks think they do! The current PED’s for white and upper 90’s percentage of the professionals are ALL using don’t look obvious…they merely AID the athlete in achieving faster performance and recovery results. The athlete still needs to put in all the work…those 80’s and prior drugs will send them straight to the casket or live a miserable life after Olympics, but will GIVE them great results they didn’t earn. These drugs today just aid them in achieving the desires results faster than it should take, or at least allow them to do it within their life instead of in their head, ROFL. I don’t know if he’s on PED’s, but he’s standing out to me in ways that don’t really make sense, so, you may be correct. His starts are powerful and his front mechanics look good, but he’s not getting tons of SPRING action with his foot/ankles/calves, etc. via air, but he’s getting tons of FORWARD motion with low strides. This is kinda similar to what FloJo did…she didn’t have a big knee/front mechanic action, but she had a very forward action…only thing is she actually reached forward with her arms and lower legs, and he is just doing this without apparently reaching forward much. You could be right, but I’m not gonna be disrespectful unless I have more information.

lol, no they don't. @@bomination.

​@DRAGONFLY101 u black "

@@bomination. ok, so let me explain this to folks so they understand. Not so much college guys in particular, but most top sprinters are on PED’s, which is from where we are seeing the over-top fast times! However, they’re not the kinda 70/80’s East German PED’s that make you the Hulk from nothing! The PED’s today basically just help folks get stronger faster, recover from workouts faster, stay stronger longer, etc. The athlete is still doing all the hard work…just faster results. So, I cannot say the looks of his muscles prove he is on the juice…they’re not using that kinda juice today.

I don't think Fred's was wind legal

@@zavionharper6671 i believe it was +1.9

Fred was +1.9 so legal.

@Ghoster311 oh so his video was just wrong lol

He said that in the video, I think he meant best collegiate time

10:09 is a world-class time. Good enough to dominate in the Tin or Bronze leagues. Maybe be called up to run the first round of some relays.

@@weedermann you go do it if it’s so slow

Legal conditions?

@@braydensundquist7296yea, 1.9

He's the latest "Matt Boling"

@@braydensundquist7296Fred’s time was also legal (+1.9)

​@@weedermann😂 let's wait and see what happens with his hype

My current one is Terrance Jones, his energy adds confidence to his entire squad. But Walker is awesome too.

Who is Jalen Walker?

The University of Iowa sprinter.@@PongGod

You would think you would know the NAME of your favorite sprinter? His name is Kalen.

@@gregoryharlston0602 The J and K are right next to each other, do you think it's possible he knows the right name and just hit the wrong letter? People are so fast to jump on another person, and for what, to show how much smarter they are?

I wouldn't bet my nickel on that one

I was looking for this comment. Makes me wonder if the 10.03 was ratified.

@@Patawon I've been in the Records Committee meetings when we have ratified records. There is no such process for non-record performances. The most scrutiny anybody goes through is for an entry standard qualifying performance to a world level meet (so nobody gets into the Olympics on a dubious performance). Today's leader board has not been updated yet.

Clearly states for collegiate level

⁠​⁠@@starkeymorgan4142no, he said that it ranks him as the fastest in college and tied for the fastest in the world.(3:47)

@@shanewilliams9076exactly

white tears win rain soon !!😂😂😂

😂😂😂 put money on that dumb theory you have!!

@@cchoice4919 LOL.......I would CONFIDENTALLY put money on that.....LMAO......As a track star in my day.....trust me....I know the goods. LOL....move on, ya novice

@@cchoice4919 I actually have the ability to judge talent based on their TALENT!!!!!!!!!!! I dont look at race, color, nationality, gender........I know how to judge based on TALENT.......LOL. SMH.......Be gone

@@cchoice4919 Aint it funny that he runs for Iowa State? Let's go Caitlyn Clark and Kalen Walker. Iowa State is dominating.....LMAO

Boling ran 9.9 legal in high school so this dudes progression is not the same.

We all have African genetics, every single person on the planet. Get an education...

@@davida.4933 I bet the people in China would be excited to hear that, you should travel over there and convince them of that fact, and tell them to get an education also.

The beginning of man began in the middle east. You better educate yourself

Dude let it go…you one of them “we’re all Black actually” dudes. It’s okay to admit race exists. You white aren’t you.

@@baconvt1949 Ummm, no. It began in Africa.

Bro hasn't even run sub 10 yet.

Wtf he ain’t running sub 10

@@staffshitty he's kinda new to the bigger scene

😂😂😂😂 10.09 wont cut it for Olympic kiddo!!

​@@cchoice4919 No one said he will make it to the Olympics. He may get just under 10.00 this season though. Still not make it to the Olympics, the competition is fierce in the US

There's the best sprinters in the world and then there's a second category of sprinters that shall not be named, the best non-b***k sprinters.

Bolling ran a legal 9.9 in high school that's why the hype was legit. He's probably a 200 guy as a pro.

Hype is one thing, but OVER HYPE is quite another. @@newgoliard6059

@@jonnynice8366 Sounds like your mad.

@@Chrisicola Mad like angry or mad like insane?

Josh Kerr!

@@rikmoran3963 can’t see that happening

East Africans are coming back for their birthright.

too many top guys to pick a winner yet.

Tebogo could actually be the first person to run under 43 seconds.

Tebogo will concentrate on the shorter sprints, which are more popular and will get him more money

He'll probably wind up in Botswana's 4x400m relay pool, though.