@@lunarsabbatical7906 seriously? It’s easy to talk shit but very few including you can do what those top guys did. They are amazing runners and gave it their all to try to win the championship. Excellent race and tactics by the winner.
@@lunarsabbatical7906 unless timothy cheruiyot or jakob ingebrigtsen decide to push the pace, most world 1500m finals have gone out like that though. Remember the Olympic final in 2016? Centrowitz came through 400m in 66, 800m in 2:16 (70 second lap!) and then it finally started cooking during the next lap, and he hit 3:12 with 300m to go. World finals were notoriously “sit and kick” for many years and still are most of the time.
My favorite Colin should have taken it fast from the beginning to make it a super fast time, increase chances of winning and not let the kickers be at the end within reach...Colin had the fastest time.
100% agree. 57 seconds per lap pace = 3:33.75, and he’s the only college runner that can do that. Running 62.5 each for the first two laps opened the door for everyone’s kick. Only 1.5 seconds separated first place from 10th place = EVERYONE was kicking the last 200.
I absolutely hate these always slow championship tactical races. Agreed that Sahlman should have taken it out and run everyone out of it. I mean, he ran 3:32 in the rain.
@@nes2009 i love the tactical races it is what championship racing is all about, there is a place for the time trials with pacers and wave-light technology, but on any given day you are not always be going to be able to replicate your fastest time, this is racing , mind as well as physical, great stuff. If you just take times as a predictor then no need to race, imo
@@wiggles3238I get the nuances of racing and I’m not a Sahlman “fanboy.” Numerous competitors could have won this, but an honest pace I’m sure is favored to just about everyone watching. Maybe except for you and jen. I don’t think Jakob or even the 17 year old cam Myers would dog a race like that
Colin and Nico need to adopt Jakob Ingebrigsten’s way of thinking, even though it involves more pain. If your VO2 Max is better than everyone else, run the whole race at record breaking pace. It will run the “kick” out of everyone else. They aren’t going to out-kick you if they are 15 meters behind and gasping for breath with 150 to go. If Colin had run the first and second laps at 57 each, instead of 62.5 he wouldn’t have been out-kicked the last 20 meters.
The 🐴 🐎 horse with the longer legs has the edge at the kick...the end although little guy gave it hell but he was no manzano the king of little mustangs
Just gonna throw it out there that it looks like Colin Sahlman is not wearing a super spike. Not that it means a lot, but given the little bit of performance gain from them, it could have maybe helped a little with that form breakdown from him in the final 50m. Just speculation of course, but a thought to consider as a runner who noticed a difference after switching to super spikes.
Glad the audio is so low I can't hear the announcers. The woman is the worst, I've never heard anyone use so many words to make the simplest comment or observation.
@@seatownfan it was a genuine question. You have amazing athletes but I don’t see many successful at middle distance running at the minute - like I say correct me if im wrong
@@seatownfan Cole Hocker is pretty dog gone good. US finished 2 and 4 in 2012, 1 and 8 in 2016. Cole Hocker got 4th in 2021 I mean there are plenty of other countries in the world. To expect them to have the best every year is unrealistic, but they'll have another gold medalist at the worlds or olympics sometime in the next 20 years.
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The NCAA and World track championships thumbnails never fail to ruin the surprise
For real... it's like they don't want you to watch the video.
52.6 world class last lap
Not when you’re running 65 for the previous 3 laps
@@lunarsabbatical7906💀. It’s still very impressive
@@lunarsabbatical7906 seriously? It’s easy to talk shit but very few including you can do what those top guys did. They are amazing runners and gave it their all to try to win the championship. Excellent race and tactics by the winner.
@@lunarsabbatical7906 unless timothy cheruiyot or jakob ingebrigtsen decide to push the pace, most world 1500m finals have gone out like that though. Remember the Olympic final in 2016? Centrowitz came through 400m in 66, 800m in 2:16 (70 second lap!) and then it finally started cooking during the next lap, and he hit 3:12 with 300m to go. World finals were notoriously “sit and kick” for many years and still are most of the time.
@@sup8872 He wasn’t talking shit. He just disgreed that it was a world class last lap. Relax
Sahlman's legs need rest. The NAU guys have run a ton of races over the last 6 weeks. Great race. Washington milers are dominant.
1st-10th within 1.5 seconds. Great race!
Waskom is a fking savage. Hocker-like finishing killer instincts. Always capitalizes on blood in the water
Dude is clutch
Go Dawgs! Great middle distant culture
What a kick by waskom
Colin with the Steve prefontaine ahh finish
Ingebrigtsen ahh finish 😂😂
My favorite Colin should have taken it fast from the beginning to make it a super fast time, increase chances of winning and not let the kickers be at the end within reach...Colin had the fastest time.
100% agree. 57 seconds per lap pace = 3:33.75, and he’s the only college runner that can do that. Running 62.5 each for the first two laps opened the door for everyone’s kick. Only 1.5 seconds separated first place from 10th place = EVERYONE was kicking the last 200.
I absolutely hate these always slow championship tactical races. Agreed that Sahlman should have taken it out and run everyone out of it. I mean, he ran 3:32 in the rain.
@@nes2009 i love the tactical races it is what championship racing is all about, there is a place for the time trials with pacers and wave-light technology, but on any given day you are not always be going to be able to replicate your fastest time, this is racing , mind as well as physical, great stuff. If you just take times as a predictor then no need to race, imo
jen smith spittin, the sahlman fanboys don't get the nuances of championship racing.
@@wiggles3238I get the nuances of racing and I’m not a Sahlman “fanboy.” Numerous competitors could have won this, but an honest pace I’m sure is favored to just about everyone watching. Maybe except for you and jen. I don’t think Jakob or even the 17 year old cam Myers would dog a race like that
This is one of the greatest college miles ever
Weird film quality but great race and congrats to those UW boys for an amazing college career. So fun to watch them
My glorious king colin sahlman 😔
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Colin and Nico need to adopt Jakob Ingebrigsten’s way of thinking, even though it involves more pain. If your VO2 Max is better than everyone else, run the whole race at record breaking pace. It will run the “kick” out of everyone else. They aren’t going to out-kick you if they are 15 meters behind and gasping for breath with 150 to go. If Colin had run the first and second laps at 57 each, instead of 62.5 he wouldn’t have been out-kicked the last 20 meters.
@@repsaknivekthey are still younger and have to go through rounds and race more throughout the season. Give them time
So cringe. You disgust me.
@@repsaknivekNico is a senior fam
Damien Dilcher 💪🏼
Sahlman let Oregon pass on the INSIDE! big mistake I thought everyone knew not to do that
Legendary boys! W !!!
Sahlman 😢
Next year. Next year, he gets it 👋.
Adam Spencer is from Wisconsin not Washington lady.
Those are my dogs!
The Best finish...
Go Dawgs!
Volume is messed up on this video
what happened to houser?
he got housed
Idk why y’all spoil race results with thumbnails
Thank God there wasn't a strong gust of wind.
Thank you verymuch.
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volumes a bit low
Blistering last lap!
The 🐴 🐎 horse with the longer legs has the edge at the kick...the end although little guy gave it hell but he was no manzano the king of little mustangs
Go wisco!
Oregon guy maybe didn't realize he was getting passed?
…great job
Just gonna throw it out there that it looks like Colin Sahlman is not wearing a super spike. Not that it means a lot, but given the little bit of performance gain from them, it could have maybe helped a little with that form breakdown from him in the final 50m. Just speculation of course, but a thought to consider as a runner who noticed a difference after switching to super spikes.
"Look at the fight on the faycies"
🙄
Woof!
Go Gators 🐊
Sahlman needs some weight room work.
Why you think more lower body muscle would help him run faster ?
you ever see el Guerrouj's physique?
@@maxwang2562 - Yes, and he's clearly MUCH bigger. Piss off.
Love Colin, but he deserved that. He could have set a collegiate record and won, but didn't want to suffer
If Sahlman can learn to run from mid-pack & stop looking down, he wins next year
Sahlman lets his arms swim rather than pump
Sahlman took off a little too early.
Glad the audio is so low I can't hear the announcers. The woman is the worst, I've never heard anyone use so many words to make the simplest comment or observation.
Right at the beginning “Adam Spencer of Washington” as he’s very clearly in a white and red Wisconsin uniform 0:46
Some of the worst commentary ever
Tactical races are killing the sport
Boring
those boys cant even make an Olympic semi-final
Championship races are slower
@@jonahmays Tell that to Jakob and Josh.
It was an 1100 meter jog followed by a 400 meter race
Great race, hard listen. DEI announcer has got to go.
Correct me if im wrong but why does the USA have no real champion when it comes to middle distance running?
WTH are you talking about?
@@seatownfan it was a genuine question. You have amazing athletes but I don’t see many successful at middle distance running at the minute - like I say correct me if im wrong
@@NbrackA06 Yared Naguse and Bryce Hoppel , just to name 2.
@@seatownfan Cole Hocker is pretty dog gone good. US finished 2 and 4 in 2012, 1 and 8 in 2016. Cole Hocker got 4th in 2021 I mean there are plenty of other countries in the world. To expect them to have the best every year is unrealistic, but they'll have another gold medalist at the worlds or olympics sometime in the next 20 years.
This didn't age too well...