I doubt it. She will have to go out harder and test her limits. International world competitions often involve world record holders. World record holders do not go out at a comfortable pace for the field for 80% of the race. A third pace finisher in international world competitions usually runs with the leader for most of the race. Hull starts too slow and lacks the finishing kick of African and European runners.
christansdad Not necessarily have you seen her recent professional races? She keeps up with the German girl who’s last name starts with a K but I can’t spell it sadly. Also trains with Saffan Hassan she can definitely get better and will adjust to her level of competition
You can tell by the running style of the pacemaker that she was NOT a middle distance runner. She had the high-knee gait of a 200/400 runner. She would have seized up and not been able to complete the last 300m as her body/muscles became oxygen deprived. Note: It's a very inefficient gait for a middle/long distance runner. Oh, as a pace-maker she was doing a good job and "on target" and doing what she was asked to do but the others chose to not go with her. That's why the overall time was slow by at least 10 seconds.
@@johnwilson5743 It does seem like even the best runners pace themselves in some races as if they are doing a fast tempo training run, rather than running their best. But maybe it's not possible or good practice to always run a pr or try to run your fastest time. ?
@@AWildBard True. A "top" runner will have chosen (with their Coach) what goals they have for the year. Actually, for a top runner, they decide what goals they have over a 4 year period (the 4 years between Olympics) and taylor their buildup. But just to concentrate on an individual year, what their main goals are. ie Cross country, Road Running or Track. A simple structured year if Track is the focus, involves 6 months strength/stamina buildup. This period will also include X country training and racing, moving to Road Racing. Again, emphasis is on strength/stamina build-up. Then follows 3 months of actual peak road races and Track speedwork, all designed to provide the final 3 months of Track racing. First races will still be a tad sluggish but by last two months, the athlete is ready for the international Track circuit, sometimes racing twice a week. Hitting their peak in the last month. So, no, the runner seldom aims to set PB's in the first 10 months of the year but is still racing. Racing is part of refining and preparing for their peak performances.
Damn what a thrilling finish that was. Hull is an incredible athlete and even the last place finisher was only about a second slower than her. Awesome race.
I heartily dislike pacers. Elites should be able to do their thing solo. Otherwise like you said it cheapens the race and distracts from the real competition.
I love J-Hull's smile, which is like almost conciliatory for the girls she rolls past, like a kind of blanket apology and an invite later to have a power bar at the Outback steakhouse
@@kaismithley6173 you have obviously never ran any distance nor admired those who can. Next you'll be saying we are only allowed to appreciate age specific artworks. She is a powerful athlete. Does that sound better Mr. Hall Monitor
@@frisbeephil I think I can speak for the majority of people when they see some cringey old guy hitting on girls in a youtube video it's lame, also yeah I've run plenty of distances you've probably never even broken 5 in the mile though
3.50.8 on 7th July 2024 in Paris - she has certainly stayed with it. She's getting stronger and more confident in her ability as shown by her recent sub 2 minute x 800m
Lots of kind and respectful comments here pointing out these girls’ great form and speed. My comment isn’t one of those: Is it just me or are all of these runners HOT?!?
4 years later, 8th July 2024, and Jessica runs 3.50.8 to become number 5 world all-time. She's getting better and stronger having broken 2 minutes for 800m last month
Tom Byers did it against the worlds best milers years ago He pushed the pace early and noone could stay with him Also a paid pacer won the LA Marathon once Cant remember the details but he smahed it and was several minutes infront of the next finishers They changed the rules after that sothat a paid pacer could not win
Nothing wrong with that time you look strong Jessica. I bet your glad to see the back of that Now just a couple a months away from Tokyo however way you look at it. Corona19 bummed us all out Time to reset and go again when your ready Tokyo 2021 looks good at the moment
Might be my imagination, but female runners seem to "clip heels" during races way, way more than the men.....one has to wonder why this is. Hull clipped a heel three, yes three, times this race, but managed to maintain her balance.
@@sagespills3159 Good question, this happens when a runner trailing closely behind another runner "clips" the heel of the runner in front of her, oftentimes causing the runner in front of them to tumble. This is seldom done intentionally, but in outdoor races, runners will tail a runner to avoid wind resistance. Hope this helps.
Can someone explain the pacer to me lol I get the set the pace of the race obviously but are they actually in the race or do they break off at one part
What a poorly called race coupled with equally poor information in the description. I had no idea which runner # was Hull or Schweizer until the final 1/2 lap. How about listing the runner numbers in the description or calling the name with number, or jersey color or ... something if you want to promote the sport and interest new viewers?
You see this often in cycling, and other sports. The commentator knows each competitor by sight, but totally forgets we don’t. You’d think it would be their main job but when they fail it makes you think the commentator is there for his or her own self-absorbed amusement.
I used to follow a lot of track and field years ago and I love watching these races but I vehemently dislike the practice of having a 'rabbit' or pacer. Make the runners run their own races.
@@karlstuber6399 I just don't keep up enough with it anymore and it's a shame because the whole sport is very exciting and with a wide variety. The sporting press doesn't cover it like they seemed to do when I was a kid following everything.
Hi TDS. No, a mile is 1609 meters. So, 1600 m races don't count and are not recognised distances. Mile (and 2 mile 3218m) are only run as historical races. Runners like to occassionally race the old imperial distances that have some meaning. EG It's still interesting and has kudos to run a sub 4 minute mile. World Track and Field changed to Metrics in 1960. So for 60 years the World Champs and Olympics have been raced using Metric distances. Official Olympic race distances are 100, 200, 800, 1500, 5000 and 10,000 meters. Plus 3000m steeplechase. Essentially, metrics use meters and kilometers. So the nearest metric distance to the mile is 1.5 kilometers which is 1500 meters. Cheers.
@@johnwilson5743 Thanks for the reply, I love the sprints and relays - not so much anything over 800 meters but learning to appreciate the talent .....
Hull very talented obviously. Just wondering if someone has been working with her on her form. Hard to tell in this race, but I've always noticed she had a unique head movement thing like a prancing pony and wondered if it was wasted motion. (Of course, a very fast prancing pony).
@flyhound97 Right, which is why there are such things as a photo finish. They reviewed it believe me. .002 is 2 thousandths of a Second. Trust me, it's a real thing. Lmfao.
Always gotta be a token, even though they can only win short distance races, that is unless it is marathon distances and the token is from africa. There I said it for everyone thinking it.
If this was such a stacked field of talent: why was there such poor use of the pacemaker, why did running "group think" keep them so bunched up, why did the leading female end up the last to cross the line, why did the time stand so far behind the world lead...I wasn't impressed.
I wonder if women's and men's running shorts were the same (like, loose and a little above the knee), it would be easier to just focus on the actual event of running.
Kevin Mahaffey They aren’t forced to wear bun huggers they prefer it. Nobody is focussed on what they’re wearing and if they are their priorities are off
@@brandonchain3531 I guess if I was a competing runner, I would also choose to wear what made me look more vs. less attractive as long as it doesn't make me slower, so hats off to the ladies for both endeavors.
I love watching Jessica Hull and these other talented runners, but the politically incorrect fact of the matter is that they cannot compete against the African runners on the international stage. They have no chance.
it’s crazy how jessica keeps such a calm posture while running so fast
This is the essence of a great runner.
I just watched Miss Hull in Doha. What a great finish kick !! Lucky Australia. Bravo from France.
That was a perfectly timed move by Jessica.
i love watching jessica race she makes it look so easy
I wish they would post the date of the race in the notes, or better yet, the title.
05/02/19
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@@felixlingelbach2758 thank you!!!!
@@felixlingelbach2758 why did they wait a whole year?
Jessica Hull will win a global medal in the near future.
I doubt it. She will have to go out harder and test her limits. International world competitions often involve world record holders. World record holders do not go out at a comfortable pace for the field for 80% of the race. A third pace finisher in international world competitions usually runs with the leader for most of the race. Hull starts too slow and lacks the finishing kick of African and European runners.
christansdad Not necessarily have you seen her recent professional races? She keeps up with the German girl who’s last name starts with a K but I can’t spell it sadly. Also trains with Saffan Hassan she can definitely get better and will adjust to her level of competition
She needs to run 4:05
@@brandonchain3531 - Konstanze Klosterhalfen?
If Matt Centrowitz can win a global medal in 3:50.0....anything is possible.
Thank you for not ruining this video with music.
Thank you for leaving the sound intact -- a rarity these days.
💯
hull was tripping half the race and still won😂
The pacemaker should have just kept going. She was miles in front. She might have won.
You can tell by the running style of the pacemaker that she was NOT a middle distance runner. She had the high-knee gait of a 200/400 runner. She would have seized up and not been able to complete the last 300m as her body/muscles became oxygen deprived. Note: It's a very inefficient gait for a middle/long distance runner. Oh, as a pace-maker she was doing a good job and "on target" and doing what she was asked to do but the others chose to not go with her. That's why the overall time was slow by at least 10 seconds.
She would have come in last.
That is the reason pacemakers drop out.
@@johnwilson5743
It does seem like even the best runners pace themselves in some races as if they are doing a fast tempo training run, rather than running their best. But maybe it's not possible or good practice to always run a pr or try to run your fastest time.
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@@AWildBard True. A "top" runner will have chosen (with their Coach) what goals they have for the year. Actually, for a top runner, they decide what goals they have over a 4 year period (the 4 years between Olympics) and taylor their buildup. But just to concentrate on an individual year, what their main goals are. ie Cross country, Road Running or Track. A simple structured year if Track is the focus, involves 6 months strength/stamina buildup. This period will also include X country training and racing, moving to Road Racing. Again, emphasis is on strength/stamina build-up.
Then follows 3 months of actual peak road races and Track speedwork, all designed to provide the final 3 months of Track racing. First races will still be a tad sluggish but by last two months, the athlete is ready for the international Track circuit, sometimes racing twice a week. Hitting their peak in the last month. So, no, the runner seldom aims to set PB's in the first 10 months of the year but is still racing. Racing is part of refining and preparing for their peak performances.
Jessica hull, beauty and the beast all in one.
Damn what a thrilling finish that was. Hull is an incredible athlete and even the last place finisher was only about a second slower than her. Awesome race.
When was this run?
I honestly enjoy watching the races much more with out a pacer, it's sort of distracting from the real competition .
I heartily dislike pacers. Elites should be able to do their thing solo. Otherwise like you said it cheapens the race and distracts from the real competition.
I love J-Hull's smile, which is like almost conciliatory for the girls she rolls past, like a kind of blanket apology and an invite later to have a power bar at the Outback steakhouse
That’s a stacked field💪
Imagine the wheels Jessica would have had without that tripping incident. She is a GODDESS.
gotta love weird middle aged men talking about a 20 year old like that
@@kaismithley6173 you have obviously never ran any distance nor admired those who can. Next you'll be saying we are only allowed to appreciate age specific artworks. She is a powerful athlete. Does that sound better Mr. Hall Monitor
@@frisbeephil I think I can speak for the majority of people when they see some cringey old guy hitting on girls in a youtube video it's lame, also yeah I've run plenty of distances you've probably never even broken 5 in the mile though
@@kaismithley6173 if what I said is "hitting on" then you have a twisted sense of attraction. And nope, 11:43 2 miles was my best. How's your honesty.
I feel bad for Schweizer. She made a strong move but Hull was able to respond beautifully.
Quite the Flodown!
To run 400 to 1500m races; you must embrace pain.
You want to embrace pain run a marathon
If you really want to find out who you are run an ultra🏃🏼♂️🙂👍
Or get married.
That’s not pain, that’s torture and misery.
Interesting: Hull won here with a 4:12, but on the international stage got 7th in her heat with a 4:02. I hope she stays with it!
3.50.8 on 7th July 2024 in Paris - she has certainly stayed with it. She's getting stronger and more confident in her ability as shown by her recent sub 2 minute x 800m
Goodness, I love Jessica Hull! ❤️
Terrific race. Question: When are pacemakers not allowed, if ever. Or does it vary from race to race or sanctioning body? Thanks.
Pacemaker are always allowed they only need to sign up/qualify for the race
Championship races do not have pacemakers.
They're not in the olympics or most championship races.
Lots of kind and respectful comments here pointing out these girls’ great form and speed. My comment isn’t one of those: Is it just me or are all of these runners HOT?!?
I was just focused on #9 ;-) which happens to be the number I wore for my first and only Ironman ;-)
Does anyone know her name/school (#9)?
4 years later, 8th July 2024, and Jessica runs 3.50.8 to become number 5 world all-time. She's getting better and stronger having broken 2 minutes for 800m last month
Goddamn! That was exciting!
Do the pacers ever say to themselves "Heck...I'm going for it!"?
Tom Byers did it against the worlds best milers years ago
He pushed the pace early and noone could stay with him
Also a paid pacer won the LA Marathon once
Cant remember the details but he smahed it and was several minutes infront of the next finishers
They changed the rules after that sothat a paid pacer could not win
Wow Jessica is awesome, she might be a duck but she runs like a puma.
Nothing wrong with that time you look strong Jessica. I bet your glad to see the back of that Now just a couple a months away from Tokyo however way you look at it. Corona19 bummed us all out
Time to reset and go again when your ready Tokyo 2021 looks good at the moment
Might be my imagination, but female runners seem to "clip heels" during races way, way more than the men.....one has to wonder why this is. Hull clipped a heel three, yes three, times this race, but managed to maintain her balance.
It's true in women's soccer and a few other sports as well.
Sorry, what’s “clipping heels?
@@sagespills3159 Good question, this happens when a runner trailing closely behind another runner "clips" the heel of the runner in front of her, oftentimes causing the runner in front of them to tumble. This is seldom done intentionally, but in outdoor races, runners will tail a runner to avoid wind resistance. Hope this helps.
Can someone explain the pacer to me lol I get the set the pace of the race obviously but are they actually in the race or do they break off at one part
Congratulations Hull!
Great race
Here for the buns
What a poorly called race coupled with equally poor information in the description. I had no idea which runner # was Hull or Schweizer until the final 1/2 lap. How about listing the runner numbers in the description or calling the name with number, or jersey color or ... something if you want to promote the sport and interest new viewers?
You see this often in cycling, and other sports. The commentator knows each competitor by sight, but totally forgets we don’t. You’d think it would be their main job but when they fail it makes you think the commentator is there for his or her own self-absorbed amusement.
Hull let up too soon at the end and it almost cost her.
Jessica literally won it by a hair. A HAIR
She eased up a bit early, just on the line.
Hull clearly won to the naked eye - a hair is when you need a photo to separate
True competition.
What is the date and year?
4 years later.. Hull is running PR 22 seconds faster and Olympic silver medalist.
wish the commentators would tone it down.
I used to follow a lot of track and field years ago and I love watching these races but I vehemently dislike the practice of having a 'rabbit' or pacer. Make the runners run their own races.
100% agree.
Here they did, 2 seconds off the pacer, she makes good money, I would have taken that job. But yeah who wants to follow someone who just quits.
@@karlstuber6399 Two seconds off but they must still be using the pacer in some manner or the pacer screwed up. I just don't get it.
@@axgoat I assume she ran at the WR. Noone in the field felt theyd win if they kept up with the pacer.
@@karlstuber6399 I just don't keep up enough with it anymore and it's a shame because the whole sport is very exciting and with a wide variety. The sporting press doesn't cover it like they seemed to do when I was a kid following everything.
Great crew
OMG, #9 in the green shorts. What a nice compact body.
How old are they?
damn ..... now that's a race .... clap clap clap
Man.. so close..classic race!!
Hull has a kick that is just so nasty, like nitrous.
GreatRACE！
so how old is this?
I love her....
Why do they run a 1500 instead of the Mile ? isn't a mile 1600 meters ?
Hi TDS. No, a mile is 1609 meters. So, 1600 m races don't count and are not recognised distances. Mile (and 2 mile 3218m) are only run as historical races. Runners like to occassionally race the old imperial distances that have some meaning. EG It's still interesting and has kudos to run a sub 4 minute mile. World Track and Field changed to Metrics in 1960. So for 60 years the World Champs and Olympics have been raced using Metric distances. Official Olympic race distances are 100, 200, 800, 1500, 5000 and 10,000 meters. Plus 3000m steeplechase.
Essentially, metrics use meters and kilometers. So the nearest metric distance to the mile is 1.5 kilometers which is 1500 meters. Cheers.
@@johnwilson5743 Thanks for the reply, I love the sprints and relays - not so much anything over 800 meters but learning to appreciate the talent .....
It was a tie
Clearly this cameramen is not from Europe because he’s forgetting the point of being there
Were they trying to box her in?
Has the Pacer ever just kept going and smoke everyone
Tom Byers in the 1500 at the Bislett Games, 1981. He may not have "smoked" everybody but he definitely won.
no you aren't...yes I AM!
poor post-finish camera work
Hull very talented obviously. Just wondering if someone has been working with her on her form. Hard to tell in this race, but I've always noticed she had a unique head movement thing like a prancing pony and wondered if it was wasted motion. (Of course, a very fast prancing pony).
blonde power
Get rid of the male/males
callers . Employee a women who can out call 2 males
Peep Grant Fisher @ 2:32
nice catch!
Who the hell is Jessica Haul?
Ноу гуд когда ноу советских спортсменок !
I agree with other people here: the pacer is a nonsense. Can you please insert ifos about place and date? Thanks.
I wish the pacer would have kept running until the pack caught her...
Sifan Hassan would have beat this field by over 100m .. based on her mile World record time.
Crear race
There is no way in he'll that was .02 difference.
@flyhound97 That was as close to dead heat as you can get. It was .002 maybe.
@flyhound97 Right, which is why there are such things as a photo finish. They reviewed it believe me. .002 is 2 thousandths of a Second. Trust me, it's a real thing. Lmfao.
@Flatus Antiquitous it looks like Schweitzer may have started to surge ahead as they crossed. Just a bit late.
Джессика👏👏👏✌️✌️✌️
Look Ma, No masks! 😷
Woe
wow
Not a good pacer.
Always gotta be a token, even though they can only win short distance races, that is unless it is marathon distances and the token is from africa. There I said it for everyone thinking it.
I wish they'd pronounce words like "schweizer" right
Just learned she is Australian and on their Olympic team. Now I will have to wish her bad luck and hope she doesn't so well 😀
If this was such a stacked field of talent: why was there such poor use of the pacemaker, why did running "group think" keep them so bunched up, why did the leading female end up the last to cross the line, why did the time stand so far behind the world lead...I wasn't impressed.
***Karissa Won***
I wonder if women's and men's running shorts were the same (like, loose and a little above the knee), it would be easier to just focus on the actual event of running.
Kevin Mahaffey They aren’t forced to wear bun huggers they prefer it. Nobody is focussed on what they’re wearing and if they are their priorities are off
@@brandonchain3531 I guess if I was a competing runner, I would also choose to wear what made me look more vs. less attractive as long as it doesn't make me slower, so hats off to the ladies for both endeavors.
Brandon Chain you’re not fooling anyone simp
@cyoungrun1 ok, I guess I wear basketball shorts when I run, then.
@cyoungrun1 yeah, fuck me for wearing basketball shorts while I run, right?
I love watching Jessica Hull and these other talented runners, but the politically incorrect fact of the matter is that they cannot compete against the African runners on the international stage. They have no chance.
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This was really a 400M race. this type shat is really a disgrace to the 1500M
The funny thing is?? I ran faster in 8TH Grade than these women runners!! My HS times are better than the Olympic champions!!
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cyoungrun1 tf are you talking bout?