The World Record History Of The 400 Meters - The Road To 42.99

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@mehyt Год назад

the summoning salt intro fits so well

@Bergertron342 Год назад

First thing I noticed

@FreekaPista Год назад

It's like speedrunning irl 😎

@benjamincollins9465 Год назад

The magic of the intro music pairs well with the build up at the end with the same music. This video missed the outro SS buildup…Only critique. Great video!

@nro337 Год назад

🔥

@philliproberts4103 Год назад

So much so that I think it's the same person

@theerictalbert2841 Год назад

Love the Summoning Salt tribute at the beginning, it sucks to here what happened to his recent video

@carsongambaro Год назад

The 400m is such a unique blend of speed, strength and mental toughness that almost no other event can match. That's why I think it's the best event in the sport even if the athletes aren't always up to the same standards as in other events.

@HunterReport Год назад

And endurance!! It takes a long time to get into good 400m shape. I never ran below 57 until I did XC. Then I ran 51's my senior year. I think I could have gone faster if I ran in college as my 100m time was 11.1 So I probably could have done 46 if I worked hard.

@carsongambaro Год назад

@@HunterReport perhaps if I did XC whatsoever I could have gone much faster than 54 in HS

@pierredeutschlander6578 Год назад

@@HunterReport I agree. With many things there are different ways to train 400m people and it comes to 800m plus people which are endurance compared to 1 and 2 people more focusing on speed

@HunterReport Год назад

@@pierredeutschlander6578 Yes. Bottom line, if you want to be world class in 400m, you need sub-20 200 speed.

@timmytheinventor4746 Год назад

@@HunterReport That's not true. Matthew Hudson-Smith is a 400m bronze medallist but he definitely doesn't have sub 20 200m speed as of right now.

@elchappo1320 Год назад

Every now and then i rewatch waydes run in 2016 olympics. Its one of the greatest performances in all of sports history! So underrated!

@yonggeun4222 Год назад

is that 42.99 in the headline a attention seeker?

@ryanlunzen9794 Год назад

@@yonggeun4222 This guy makes really good videos but his clickbait is on another level.

@Magnusfication Год назад

One other thing that made Wade's record so amazing is the fact he ran it from lane 8 ALONE. That is just insane.

@jraykotheanomaly2365 Год назад

I agree...I hated running in lane 8... and to break Michael Johnson record in lane 8 is absolutely insane

@laurenmp7486 Год назад

It ironically might also have helped, since he just had to stick to what he was doing and didn't have see anyone ahead of him that would cause his mind to put any effort into thinking if they're getting closer, further away or not. He wouldn't have any idea if what he did was enough until the finish line. So all his mind had to deal with was just running. And he absolutely nailed it. That second hundred in 9.80 is just obscene.

@EGbean2 Год назад

A 9.80 split? That time would win some 100m world championships

@Kristofburger Год назад

@@EGbean2 It's a flying split so not really comparable.

@EGbean2 Год назад

@@Kristofburger I get that but it's still hella cool

@Tirelesswarrior Год назад

It's astonishing to see that a human being(Lee Evans) as far back as 1968 ran under 44seconds...(43.86sec), a time that would still win a major event today. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@jraykotheanomaly2365 Год назад

I agree... absolutely incredible

@elquebi Год назад

Yes, rest in peace Mr Evans. San Jose State, Speed City.

@manishchoudhary9310 Год назад

Black guy 🤧

@jyewhin Год назад

@@manishchoudhary9310 What's so funny?

@jyewhin Год назад

He was an absolute beast.

@HockeyMetalRPG Год назад

My track coach in high school used to say the 400 was created by an insane masochist.

@justthink5854 Год назад

no that's the 800

@kalen1702 Год назад

400 hurdles was so bad that I wished I was running an 800 every time

@m.s.35 Год назад

I was a pole vaulter, ran in soccer and other sports but it had been a few years. At the end of a meet one day the coach had us pole vaulters run the 400 relay. I ran it in 63 seconds going all out and the entire bus ride home I was legitimately in and out of consciousness

@kalen1702 Год назад

@@m.s.35 if you’re not used to going full tilt that long, it’ll mess you up. My strategy for when I had to run 400 hurdles was 100% first 200m, 95% 150m, then full speed last 50m and it sucks

@m.s.35 Год назад

@@kalen1702 it was hell, I had a blast doing it but the second I finished I collapsed and was dizzy and out of it the rest of the day, I've run plenty of distance races and powerlifting comps since then never had anything like that happen again. My first half marathon fucked me up but not like that damn 400 did

@jraykotheanomaly2365 Год назад

thank you so much! great video. I ran the 400 in high school and college. i loved this race even though training for it was the most painful training I've ever done. my fastest is 48.5. much respect to all the athletes that have made this distance historic.

@tyronedesilva5054 Год назад

Hey! You're a great guy. My favourite event too. Though I was a hurdler. 110m. Pretty good at school and national level. Never dipped below the 14 S barrier. 14.02 my best time. Matched it twice. Nice to have athletes comment. Have a great time mate. Am Sri Lankan 🇱🇰 .

@gockartzz8272 Год назад

i am 16 rn but when i was 14 i ran and won a 1000 meter race. idk the time but i won just my a man length and that was the hardest training i have ever done. the stamina nedeed is insane

@InTrancedState Год назад

Oof all that training to not even run under 48secs

@colinbclark Год назад

I’m not much of a running historian, and the segment on Herb McKinley blew my mind. Holding the 100m, 400m, and 800m records simultaneously is absolute insanity. You said it right - what a legend.

@derwinjohnson8174 Год назад

No he held the 100, 200, and 400.

@thedailystride5407 Год назад

Oh man that intro always gets me 🔥 🔥

@parkerfleischman1852 Год назад

I’ve waited a long time for this video and I think it was worth it. Liked the summoning salt into added to this.

@judsdragon Год назад

yet another great vid from TRP, the amount of luv and effort u put into these vids shines thru with the professionalism u show, keep them coming please as theyre very much appreciated

@nayman2801 Год назад

This is some retronym meta gaming stuff if I have ever seen it. Like Summoning Salt makes "speed run" documentaries about video games. And now you are making ACTUAL speed running documentaries in his tribute. Brilliant.

@Blobbyo25 Год назад

I didn't actually put this together in my head until you pointed it out! The original speed running xD

@BlueHopi144 Год назад

Harry Butch Reynolds + M Johnson are my 2 Favorites of them all + the Us WR Relay Race with MJ clocking 42.9 on the anchor .

@FranciscoGonzalez-rc3ki Год назад

I never forget Alberto Juantorena when he won the 400 and 800 in the 1976 Olympics. I think, he is the only athlete in doing that. I hope someday you make a video about his achievement.

@elquebi Год назад

Yes I that remember too. He ran like a gazelle. I can see Athing Mu as a strong candidate to do it too if she gets the notion.

@justthink5854 Год назад

@@elquebi they called him the horse

@normhanson981 Год назад

In the uk , a famous commentator said “ Juantorena opened his legs and showed his class “ 😂

@mikedauplaise7477 Год назад

Our family was at the Montreal Olympics for those races. We were very disappointed that Rick Wohlhuter couldn't catch Juantorena in the 800, but the Cuban's size and strength were incredible.

@PongGod Год назад

What an awesome compilation. Nobody delivers track and field content like TRP!

@jwgolfing8412 Год назад

Over 5 sec of improvement over the last 100 yrs that’s crazy!

@jhoncena1111 Год назад

That is! We're likely only going to see .5-1 second of improvement 100 years after the current world record.

@paggyD2024 Год назад

Not really. If you consider that prior to 1968 Olympics, athletes ran on cinder tracks which for this distance is estimated to be ~2 secs slower than modern synthetic tracks. Also the old sprinting spikes were heavier than today’s lightweight spikes. So not an apples vs. apples comparison. A better relection is 0.83 secs improvement in approximately 50 years (1968 - 2016).

@noneleft Год назад

LOL I laughed out loud at the summoning salt intro Great video xD

@sevo12t Год назад

Love how you study the history of the 400 m in track and feel and the fact that you’re showing that back then Jamaica had some history in the 400 m and in track and field as well maybe you can do a special on Jamaicans in track and field in the Olympics as well

@gordonwaldner9792 Год назад

Excellent video. I remember the 68 Olympic race. Lee Evans attacked like nobody else. However, Larry James was with him all the way and only a tenth behind. I often wondered what the result would be if their lane selections had been reversed.

@ariaka5707 Год назад

9.80 on the backstrech is phenomenal 🤯van niekkerk was unbelievable

@clayafterson1051 Год назад

bro was flying

@laurenmp7486 Год назад

He's got just crazy speed his PR in the 100 is 9.94 and in the 200 19.80. Also he has the all time fastest time in the 300.

@tensor131 Год назад

another tour de force .... your enthusiasm and attention to detail is truly infectious! Thank you

@ulysseciment2951 Год назад

Really love the summoning salt tribute

@brendanhall2478 Год назад

Summoning salt music 🤯

@fitness Год назад

This was amazing! Thank you for making these!

@Normandy1944 Год назад

The mind blowing 🤯 stats and historical knowledge nuggets just keep flowing.

@Losentetre Год назад

Thank you for the knowledge TRP! Keep it going like this!

@SamWade Год назад

This is great! Would love to see more videos like this on events like the 800, the mile and 5/10k

@Tirelesswarrior Год назад

Great video. Human nature is beautiful miracle. The evolution of 400m is intriguing.

@wilhelmw3455 Год назад

Great video and I’d like to see more videos on the history of other track and field events.

@jacobiannace9476 Год назад

He has made a ton of them you just have to look them up

@nicolaspietrangelo5573 Год назад

Love the tribute to SummoningSalt!!! His videos are legendary, even for people who don't care much about videogame speedrunning outside of his videos, like myself

@Shevock Год назад

Great video. I love those old times because they were amateurs and accomplished so much. The pro times are certainly unbelievable, but to do it as an amateur is amazing.

@Quickhand413 Год назад

Dang, that intro always hits no matter what channel uses it. I thought I was gonna see Michael Johnson clip through the track at some point

@hairypotter3147 Год назад

Holy moley congrats on 500k!!

@pumagutten Год назад

The 400 meter is in many ways the king of running events. 43,86 by Lee Evans will always have a special place in my heart!

@brucewilson1958 Год назад

Thank you for an excellent history lesson. So much talent. Bravo all runners.

@docsmithdc Год назад

Great video.Thanks.

@gluon8760 Год назад

Thanks for sharing , love it !

@uprightape100 Год назад

If professional careers, modern shoes, and rubberized concrete tracks were available to them, Lee Evans and Tommy Smith woulda run with ANYONE from today. Speed City forever.

@elquebi Год назад

Yes, and the creators of the Mondo running surfaces actually play up the energy return properties of the surface materials. What's next? Micro jets embedded in the soles of the shoes?

@michalswiderski507 Год назад

great video love your stuff

@etonelli1 Год назад

This was an excellent piece of research, and really well mixed and a minimum of repetitions of frames. AND THE MUSIC AIN'T BAD, either! Bravo! Never puked after the 400, so I was too slow for that event...had to move up to the 880 and mile!

@gauravjha8938 Год назад

A walk down the memory lane!! It was spectacular to watch all the greats over the century …

@orlyozzie Год назад

thanks TRP for sharing...Awesome

@shobhit2197 Год назад

Summoning salt intro is insane lol

@allenward758 Год назад

As a 440/400 meter runner in HS and Jr College I always loved the 400 as my favorite event to watch and compete. This video was extremely interesting. If you had shown the entire race of each race it would be even better!!

@dumbemail7233 Год назад

Great informative video :)

@christophersmith3254 Год назад

I heard the intro and thought it was a 100m re-upload. Love that video

@stevesims2243 Год назад

very well done, thanks for the history lesson!

@mcl-cp4go Год назад

Great job Total Running Productions! Makes me a bit sad about Wade van Niekirk's injury, though..Who knows what he could have accomplished if he didn't get hurt.

@benitadewet9344 Год назад

Indeed. If only he heeded his trainer's advice not to play in touch rugby match!!!

@kingofthenerds7925 Год назад

Aw hell nah Total Running Productions got the Summoning Salt music

@kunalbasnet8050 Год назад

Wayde van niekerk the legend 🔥🔥🔥

@samb3303 Год назад

Wow Wayde. Amazing 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

@loganswims Год назад

I am a swimmer and I only follow track through your videos because of how well you are able to keep it entertaining. I was wondering if you would ever make a video like this about swimming (world record progressions…) I understand running is in the name of your RU-vid channel, but I would really love to see it!

@johnpsmith19 Год назад

A video comparing the progressions of the 400m freestyle record to the 1500m/mile records would be lots of fun to watch.

@jayxo4012 Год назад

I second this plea

@memorymasebenza9887 Год назад

@@johnpsmith19 you're right he I'm a track runner but I also like to see some swimming content

@memorymasebenza9887 Год назад

He should highlight swimming races like he does with the diamond League track races

@habibugado5839 Год назад

I love you for making this video

@kitmanlam814 Год назад

you did that summoning salt intro very well. good shit

@rednation245 Год назад

huge respect from the speedgaming community for the shoutout, keep up the awesome work

@nro337 Год назад

Awesome video!!

@billybud9557 Год назад

In Rio Wayde had two Olympic Champs finishing Silver and Bronze behind him. Great race!

@turbotoby95 Год назад

Need more videos like this TRP!

@theultimatechadd3930 Год назад

42.9 that’s insane who knows what our future holds for us 😮

@bxrvxjsc1119 Год назад

Loved this!

@tucker2052 Год назад

400m is by far the greatest and most exciting race in track in my opinion.

@iyngaranathanselvaratnam6590 Год назад

'Rudolph Harbig is the the only German Athlete to hold the 400m World Record' - What about Marita Koch, the German female runner that still holds the women's 400m World Record of 47.60 (irrespective of the questions that linger over this record)?

@kasieobi6895 Год назад

Insane video!😍

@wazzupsomesomesome5472 Год назад

Plz do more of these literally with every distance

@henrymarkson3758 Год назад

Alberto Juantorena is a significant omission. He won the 1500 in the Montreal Olympics in a world record, and three days later he won the 400 in a low altitude world record time. It must me remembered that Evans' world record was set at high altitude.

@michaelnorris545 Год назад

It. Was. The. 400. And. The. 800

@henrymarkson3758 Год назад

Yes it was the 800, followed by the 400. You can't have a history of the 400m without including Jauntorena.

@MaskedOG Год назад

Love the development of the actual track they run on! Found my grandpa’s shoes for running on sand.

@robertthomas6655 Год назад

I was going to say you ripped off summoning salt and then you threw that up on the screen 😂 two of my favorite channels

@SPQSpartacus Год назад

I remember starting to follow athletics in the early 80’s. Evans’ record seemed unbeatable for such a long time.

@rev68 Год назад

Going with the Summoning Salt intro was actually very effective.

@nathanielmills4678 Год назад

The wr splits are insane!

@choklitfactory Год назад

Ahhhh a bit of click bait!! But this is my favourite race, so I appreciate this video. What an amazing race and group of athletes. Would like to see this done for the female athletes as well.

@panenthea Год назад

I'd be curious for some mention in these historical videos of much cinder tracks and heavier shoes slowed times compared to today.

@BillHFA Год назад

The Summoning Salt reference was brilliant.

@dcnole Год назад

I love the homage to Summoning Salt in the intro music!

@carlkinglewis Год назад

EPIC Video for real athletes connoisseurs

@justusfunk966 Год назад

Did you use the summoningsalt audio because of his recent megaman video controversy? If so thats incredible, huge props!!

@TheUKNutter Год назад

I think you’re overthinking this.

@justusfunk966 Год назад

@@TheUKNutter yeah your probably right

@jason115pl Год назад

I love your content man. Do you plan - or already did so - to go on with a livestream or so? Would really like to interact with you on live basis. Peace 🙏🏻.

@yaggin Год назад

Go outside and make some friends bud

@brianbethune616 Год назад

I nice to the Jamaica held the 400m world record at some point

@elquebi Год назад

Yes, nice piece of information for those us who thought Jamaican track started with Don Quarrie. And the only one to be an ympic finalist in the 100, 200 and 400m.

@dripkingg12 Год назад

as a 400m runner, the 800m is one of the most intricate and difficult races, running sub 1:44 is definitely taking some years off your life😂😂

@___Hope Год назад

He’s making a comeback

@writerjmd Год назад

An interesting note to your video.....Decathalete Bill Toomey ran 45.6 for 400 meters as part of a decathalon in the Olympics

@zullypadilla7055 Год назад

Woah, that's a lot of research!

@domingamancilla9073 Год назад

Muy bien!

@ianlengua7106 Год назад

The summoning salt music at the start😂 love it

@abhinav2606 Год назад

Great video, i think same can be done for 400m hurdles.

@calebbueckert2345 Год назад

Yoooo almost at 500k subs!!!

@DaMeowster Год назад

What is the name of the song at the start? Great video btw

@johnseifert6927 Год назад

Love the summoning salt intro music

@JoeMama-mp9jb Год назад

Someone’s been watching summoning salt lmao

@joemama5968 Год назад

My brother

@Mantid Год назад

True speedrunning

@jonathanbauer9279 Год назад

This gave me big big time Wirtual vibes. And that is something great

@lillyanneserrelio2187 Год назад

Eastman was superman. His glasses disguise cant fool me. He almost gave his identity away but slowed down his pace in that sprint

@jcsrio15 Год назад

For a second I thought TRP and Summoning Salt were the same person! I was like WTF 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

@josephazzopardi322 Год назад

One cannot compare todays' athletes with those of the sixties and further back. Today 's athletes are full professionals. Athletes like Carr, Harbig , Mckenley and Evans and Smith and others deserve to be rated as legends.

@jerommeke_T Год назад

hears music, Thinks i somehow clicked a summoning salt video, realizes it's not the case😂. Actually a banger TRP vid

@ihaveaname8874 Год назад

400m is such a tough race, I know 2 guys who won titles, a world champion title in 1986 and a European Indoor title in 1986 and 1988

@yt_hatescrime_data4301 Год назад

The 48 seconds back in 1912 is actually pretty impressive when u think about the lack of knowledge on how to train and the training equipment and techniques as well as they were running on dirt. That guy could probably run sub 46 if he was running in 2022.

@josefserf1926 Год назад

Yes, he would. Faster shoes and faster tracks for a start.

@jpistel8781 Год назад

1st commet nice video

@toddsands6000 Год назад

The 200m and 400m are my two most favorite sprints. I commend the fastest athletes running the 400m. The strength, speed, power and mental toughness is 2nd to none when watching athletes run the 400m at full tilt.