Road to the Olympics: LA Street Training | Sydney McLaughlin Vlogs 

Hey Grant, where was your profile picture taken? It's gorgeous

Yeah I saw Allyson too. That's some backyard warrior training there.

Allysons brother manages Sydney if I’m not mistaken

@@inokerogoyawa yeah p westly

Not as lit as being on a gold winning relay team together

She’s a quarter

Indeed... those curls❤

She is something..

By far the most talented you'll get

Is Usain Bolt a joke to you when you say the most gifted sprinter ????

@@jyotibiswas5320 k

I get she’s pretty but how could that ever come out of your mouth when the fastest human to ever walk the earth still lives

nice joke XD

I remember plenty of people talking about a sprint group that sometimes trains on the streets near San Vicente and 4th, but I never went over there, because I was concerned about inhaling too much carbon monoxide and brake dust from passing vehicles. We always went to any available high school with a large grass field for this type of work, or to that big sand hill in Manhattan Beach. West LA College never locks their gates to athletic fields and to their track, so we could always go there, too.

@Jordan Thomas But are the Long Beach tracks open to the public? Or are they only open to the students who go to those schools?

Typo!

@@p___jjkjs I think this is what I will like to see happen and believe definitely possible in a few years.

Umm the last one cause the other two don’t sound really right

Track and Field Commentator or Coach. She's got more talent and personality in her pinky than you do with your comedy.

Banning trolls

@Its Jayda It all comes down to what college you go to and how good your college coach is at training Olympic level 400/800 runners.

Just gotta put in the work to get coaches attention. Do good in the class and perform well at meets.

@Its Jayda Here's my Top 5 list of colleges that have had a high level of success training 400/800 runners - Texas A&M, Oregon, Stanford, USC (who just hired Jebreh Harris, a top 400/800 coach) or UNLV, who is less well known but currently has a :52/2:01 runner who has already qualified for this year's Olympic Trials.

run club track also it exposes u to the high level competition and the coach’s are usually better than coach’s at the highschool level

Thanks for all the advice I already run club track and put in a lot of work I just want to know how to take my career to the next level 😏