You can't tell us anything. Growing up, Jamaican, we are all sprinters in our minds whether we can run or not. When we line up for our houses on sports day, you can't tell us we are not at the Olympics. That's the culture, and it's ingrained in us. IYKYK
I think we have to give Justin Gatlin for his statements and podcast some props.. I speaks for the most part with balance and he is on point. More Jamaicans I think respect him for his honest opinion after being retired.
@@pelpspelps4033I'm talking abt Gatlin who everyone respects all of a sudden. His career was all drugs from day one. Let's not forget where Trevor Graham and Raymond Stewart are from, they doped up Jamaican and American athletes as coaches and are serving lifetime bans.
@@thelog86 you obviously are clueless. Jamaica is seen as a sprint dominant country because they have achieved far more than is expected of a country of only 3 milli0n people,
Thanks for a well produced documentary. Let me add three names: Lennox Miller and Bertland Cameron on the men side and Grace Jackson on the female side.
Love, Honor and Respect to all Jamaican Athletes because the broke down barriers all over the world. In fact, Jamaican Athletes does what they do best bring home the Gold. Big respect to all the Jamaican Coaches and the Training Schools for creating Jamaican Track and Field Champions.
Witnessing this documentary just days before we celebrate 62yrs of independence, brought tears to my eyes. Out of many one people. Jamaica land we love ❤🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
It's an honour to witness the steady growth and development of our Track and Field as a nation. As mature athletes leave the sport, new, young and quality athletes emerge to take their place and make their marks.The track is part of our culture #TeamJamaica 🇯🇲
Im Black American and love me some Jamaican sprinters🥰.🙌🏿. Usain Bolt🥇🥇🥇🥇,Asafa Powell, Shelly- Ann Fraser price🥇🥇🥇🥇 Sherika Jackson🥇🥇 ElaineThompson Herah🥇🥇 Merlene Ottey🥉🏆❤🙌🏿🙏🏽🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲❤️💚🖤💛🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Jamaica has produced some talented athletes throughout the years and I’m glad they’ve recognize a few of those greats. We just need more sponsorship and investors to honor greats like Veronica Campbell, Kerron steward, ShellyAnn Frasier-Price, Elaine Thompson, Shericka Jackson, Usain Bolt, Asafa Powell, Yohan Blake, Warren weir, Michael frater, Merlyne Otti, etc. And to also invest in future athletes.
Bless up everyone, I'm from Kingston 13 , 11 kiddlane to be precise, Spanish town road at the bottom of my street Waltham park road the other side. I went to Greenwich all age school before immigrating to Canada in 1977 and I can tell you this, we run all the time race against each other on our street, stiff competition, to the store to the betting shops on the weekend you name it, it's in our blood and no one can remove it from our DNA which is Jamaican blood. Go JA bring home the gold Paris 2024 as always stafe safe pon de gravel bless.
Poor Merlene was the athlete who was cheated the most out of gold medals. That is why I admire her so much. Though she knew what she was up against she still showed up and ran. Her grit and determination was unmatched. She will always be my sprint queen.
@@RichardWillis-fn4hg Notice the trend. Athletes are sprinting faster as the decades goes by. But Bolt is a mystery. Look at the name. A quick flash of lightning. Then Asafa. Afasa 🤔
Great job and thanks for share with the world this amazing documentary about sprint life in Jam. I'm from Brazil and love to watch the good examples of life sprinters that come from Jamaica. Peace and God bless you all ❤🇧🇷
No other country/people get as excited as us for track/field. It’s in our fibre. First time I saw real speed was at my high school first former coming in. Seconds and the 100 m was over🇯🇲❤️🇯🇲❤️
We love it so much, it is in our DNA. I wasn't a runner but in my mine I was and I ran out my life on sports day. We will never stop running win lose or draw.
Fantastic documentary. Very educational. I did not know that so many international athletes have Jamaican heritage. May you continue to fly your flag high and show the world your best.
Excellent Work Nationwide...but i wished that you guys wouldve included some other great sprinters like Raymond Stewart...Michael Green....Bertland Cameron...James Beckford...just to name a few...but overall....enjoyed it...big up Nationwide👊👊👊
We run to the shop, we run when playing outdoors, we run from stress, we run from man, we run from wicked people, we run from gunshot, we run from eeeeeverything! Unfortunately, we even run from God!
Wow! Gripping. Intriguing. Inspiring. What a story! Excellent job! Looking forward to part 2 after Paris... Masterpiece settings. Special big up to Sonya, Nigel and Kareem as well. Production & execution is impeccable 💯👌🏽
Hoping and praying that these permanent Coach will help to bring up young coaches like themselves for the future generations to come. With much thanks and God's richest blessings also now and always.❤❤❤
It's genetics alot to do with it. I honestly believe Jamaican black people have the best genetics in the world for running fast. Too much evidence now. Ben Johnson, Linford Christie, Donovan Bailey, Asafa Powell, Usain Bolt, Yohan Blake, Kishane Thompson, Nesta Carter etc.
Thanks for mentioning Donovan Bailey and Linford Christie. People forget that Jamaican dominance in sprinting started with Jamaicans running for other countries.
Jamaica is a very determining people and that's why and when we make up our minds that's it we take no for no answer we have a big heart ♥️ that's why people don't like us and want challenge us Jamaica Jamaica land we love ❤❤❤
You for got the 100/110m hurdles and the 400m hurdles and the Mixed 4x400m relay all sprints. The USA head to head VS JAM in the two big dances (Olympics and World Champs) in ALL 14 now 15 of the sprint events for men and women since JAM started international racing in 1948 is 36 wins, 1 loss, and 2 ties. The loss was in 2015 WCs where JAM defeated the US in more than half of the sprint events. JAM cannot call itself the Sprint Capital until it consistently beats the US in the majority of the sprints in the two big meets.
@@sydboski I was just trying to make a point, not totally crush them, hehehehe....
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WOW! big countries abusing drugs to beat athletes from a small country. Yes Jamaicans are powerful. one love. I believe that Jamaicans are powerful in other fields. Jamaican's air food and love is the best.
@@rowland5951that is part of it, another part is genetics dna. Jamaicans that have lived in other countries have almost always been at the top and have had the record or been close to it. Genetics is a huge factor. Ben Johnson, Donovan Bailey and Linford Christie just to mention who had the world record for the 100m and or had gold medal at the Olympics and world championships
@@DanielIsraelitehmm I would saying primarily coaching and nutrition. Most of these people eat from farm to table. When they enter the professional world they are discipline because of their humble back ground.
We also do it by ourselves as children at home not only athletics.Cricket etc. This is from Primary School level.We also play school. Someone will be the teacher and he/she act as the teacher and the ruler is been used too. Get something wrong the student would open their hands and get a few tap in the hand with the ruler. Each morning as little six year olds we were taught to wash our under wears We change the overnight one and wash them right away. We do alot of other valuable things to make us shine so well in the world. Hard work pays off.Sometimes I say Lord look at us now! From bare foot to brand name shoes. Thank You Lord ❤ You Lord.
Janaica is tge sprint capital of the world with the original factory located at Camperdown High Schóol in kingston Jamaica Glen Mills was the Ceo,Coo and chief engineer going way back to Don Quarrie & Raymond Stewart and others Long before Bolt & Blake with Bolt been thehouse hold name world wide
It’s one of the best if not the best in the Caribbean. The PM announced major renovations in 2025 it was all over the news. Jamaica had a national stadium with Olympic swimming pool since 1962 when many countries only dreamt of it.
@@CalmYourSoul-ip5my if you want a successful stadium you have to fill it often. And Track and Field will not do that. So maybe if Jamaica got good at other sports, they could have a nice successful stadium.
When a Jamaican is running, they are running towards success. When they run they see a big house in front of them. They ran with the baton in their hand to pass it to their mother. They say mama I'm going to buy you a big house. They ran with great expectations in their minds just to let their mother sleep in a king size bed and live in a big house. They will run.
Salute. To the Black Green and Gold. Land of my birth. With tears in my eyes. I am proud to be a 🇯🇲.
The form of Asafa is unmatched, Jamicia is indeed blessed with sprinters.
Oh yes back in the days they call her bronze queen after they were using drugs to enhance themself
You can't tell us anything. Growing up, Jamaican, we are all sprinters in our minds whether we can run or not. When we line up for our houses on sports day, you can't tell us we are not at the Olympics. That's the culture, and it's ingrained in us. IYKYK
😂😂😂 exactly..loll
5 sprint golds 1896-2007
AND THEN: 💉💉💉💉💉💉
Like 50
I think we have to give Justin Gatlin for his statements and podcast some props.. I speaks for the most part with balance and he is on point. More Jamaicans I think respect him for his honest opinion after being retired.
@@ammo444 CL, John Drummond, Flojo, Marion Jones, areon Knighton presently competing and given a pass just like your premier sprinter CL
@@pelpspelps4033I'm talking abt Gatlin who everyone respects all of a sudden. His career was all drugs from day one. Let's not forget where Trevor Graham and Raymond Stewart are from, they doped up Jamaican and American athletes as coaches and are serving lifetime bans.
@@pelpspelps4033don't throw stones my boy, Trevor Graham and Ray Stewart are Jamaicans.
@@ammo444 He did his time and is a breath of fresh air to unbiased commentary who rates athletes for what they're doing.
@@ammo444 In essence, we should not listen to a criminal because he/she share their views on crime? SMFH..
If i wasn't ready for the Olympics, after watching this me fully up❤❤❤❤
I will always believe that Ottey was cheated on numerous occasions.
"She has been a victim"
I say that all the time.
This bring tears to my eyes jamaica land we love ❤️ 😍
Sprint dominance is the country's talent..No one can take that away from Jamaica
How many men has won olympic gold in the 100m? 1, thats not a country being dominant when only 1 guy has ever won olympic gold
@@thelog86Jamaica to the worldddd😂😂😂
@@thelog86 you obviously are clueless. Jamaica is seen as a sprint dominant country because they have achieved far more than is expected of a country of only 3 milli0n people,
@@thelog86 1988 Ben Johnson Jamaican born 1992 Linford Christie Jamaican born 1996 Donavon Bailey Jamaican born.
No other country on Earth can match Jamaica's achievement except USA
Thanks for a well produced documentary. Let me add three names: Lennox Miller and Bertland Cameron on the men side and Grace Jackson on the female side.
And Raymond Stewart from Camperdown High School 1980's
Sprinting in his our blood. In our DNA. It's just like how most successful marathon athletes are from East Africa
Love, Honor and Respect to all Jamaican Athletes because the broke down barriers all over the world. In fact, Jamaican Athletes does what they do best bring home the Gold. Big respect to all the Jamaican Coaches and the Training Schools for creating Jamaican Track and Field Champions.
Witnessing this documentary just days before we celebrate 62yrs of independence, brought tears to my eyes. Out of many one people. Jamaica land we love ❤🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
It's an honour to witness the steady growth and development of our Track and Field as a nation. As mature athletes leave the sport, new, young and quality athletes emerge to take their place and make their marks.The track is part of our culture #TeamJamaica 🇯🇲
Im Black American and love me some Jamaican sprinters🥰.🙌🏿. Usain Bolt🥇🥇🥇🥇,Asafa Powell, Shelly- Ann Fraser price🥇🥇🥇🥇 Sherika Jackson🥇🥇 ElaineThompson Herah🥇🥇 Merlene Ottey🥉🏆❤🙌🏿🙏🏽🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲❤️💚🖤💛🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Elaine❤
Jamaica has produced some talented athletes throughout the years and I’m glad they’ve recognize a few of those greats. We just need more sponsorship and investors to honor greats like Veronica Campbell, Kerron steward, ShellyAnn Frasier-Price, Elaine Thompson, Shericka Jackson, Usain Bolt, Asafa Powell, Yohan Blake, Warren weir, Michael frater, Merlyne Otti, etc. And to also invest in future athletes.
You spelt a couple names incorrect
Bless up everyone, I'm from Kingston 13 , 11 kiddlane to be precise, Spanish town road at the bottom of my street Waltham park road the other side. I went to Greenwich all age school before immigrating to Canada in 1977 and I can tell you this, we run all the time race against each other on our street, stiff competition, to the store to the betting shops on the weekend you name it, it's in our blood and no one can remove it from our DNA which is Jamaican blood. Go JA bring home the gold Paris 2024 as always stafe safe pon de gravel bless.
Poor Merlene was the athlete who was cheated the most out of gold medals. That is why I admire her so much. Though she knew what she was up against she still showed up and ran. Her grit and determination was unmatched. She will always be my sprint queen.
I agree with you but ottey wasn't running any fast time,she wasn't fast like Shelly and Elaine
@@RichardWillis-fn4hg Notice the trend. Athletes are sprinting faster as the decades goes by. But Bolt is a mystery. Look at the name. A quick flash of lightning. Then Asafa. Afasa 🤔
Poor Marlene was on steroids!!
@@Lawrence-mv8dw USA throughout history has the most doped up athletes
@@Lawrence-mv8dw flojoe, Marian,Carl Lewis was on steroids
Nationwide this video production in for National and International Vaults. EXCELLENT!!!
GARBAGE. WE ARE NOT THE POOREST NATION.WE USE POVERTY TO SELL EVERY NARRATIVE IN JAMAICA.
I really appreciate this... The amount of flowers 💐 that was jus give is crazy.... Big up MI place.... 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲
Nice. Love it. Jamaicans are born running. Everyone runs !
Great job and thanks for share with the world this amazing documentary about sprint life in Jam. I'm from Brazil and love to watch the good examples of life sprinters that come from Jamaica. Peace and God bless you all ❤🇧🇷
No other country/people get as excited as us for track/field. It’s in our fibre. First time I saw real speed was at my high school first former coming in. Seconds and the 100 m was over🇯🇲❤️🇯🇲❤️
Great Documentary 👏👏👍🏾👍🇺🇸🇯🇲
Outstanding production congrats Sonya Stewart and team!!!
Jamaica for life,God bless JA❤
1988, 1992, 1996 olympic champs all born in Jamaica...not to mention Bolt, Safa, Blake, Marlene, Shelly, Elaine....a d now Kishane
Most of the people you've named are drug cheats.
Enjoyed every moment of this. Great job Nationwide, superb job Kareem! Bwoy a really tingz! 🎉
Jaden Hibbert will medal 🏅. Gold we looking for.
Well done Nationwide. 😊
Yea this is nice
Very informative. I wish all the athletes the best. Continue to stay humble. God bless ‼️
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Fulljoyed well done NNN! 👍🏾🙌🏾
We were held back by, we know what!
We were always great!
Really enjoyed this documentary. Keep up the great work NNN
We love it so much, it is in our DNA. I wasn't a runner but in my mine I was and I ran out my life on sports day.
We will never stop running win lose or draw.
In Jamaica schools track and field is compulsory.😊
Well done love this 👏👏👏👏
I thoroughly enjoyed this documentary nationwide. It was excellent... keep showcasing our beautiful country and their track and field excellence.
Awesome production, Sonya and team, Cliff must be proud
Well done Kareem and team this documentary is awesome continue to soar we appreciate this🔥🔥🔥 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Sprinting in our DNA.
Excellent!!!!
I'm from the US and I really enjoyed this documentary. I admire many Jamaican athletes despite the rivalry. I love the sport.
This was excellent!! well done documentary. thank you.
Fantastic documentary. Very educational. I did not know that so many international athletes have Jamaican heritage. May you continue to fly your flag high and show the world your best.
Excellent Work Nationwide...but i wished that you guys wouldve included some other great sprinters like Raymond Stewart...Michael Green....Bertland Cameron...James Beckford...just to name a few...but overall....enjoyed it...big up Nationwide👊👊👊
We run to the shop, we run when playing outdoors, we run from stress, we run from man, we run from wicked people, we run from gunshot, we run from eeeeeverything!
Unfortunately, we even run from God!
Oo9😊
😅
This the funniest comment🤣
I was truly inspired by this documentary ❤🎉
Great job, but tek dung dis yow, or remove the part about how grueling the training is and reupload, you cant give away that much
ITS FOOLISHNESS!!!JAMAICANS RUN BECAUSE WE ARE JUST AS GREAT AS ANYBODY. WE USE POVERTY TO SELL EVERY DAMN TGING
Jamaica to the world❤❤❤🎉
Wow! Gripping. Intriguing. Inspiring. What a story! Excellent job! Looking forward to part 2 after Paris... Masterpiece settings. Special big up to Sonya, Nigel and Kareem as well. Production & execution is impeccable 💯👌🏽
This is a great bit of work,I very much enjoy this documentary. Keep the great work going..
This is really good!!!!!!!
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Loved everything abouts this
Excellent documentary @Bowyatingz keep up the good work.
Hoping and praying that these permanent Coach will help to bring up young coaches like themselves for the future generations to come. With much thanks and God's richest blessings also now and always.❤❤❤
Dis need a part 2
great Documentary thank you NNN keep up the good work you did well🏆🏆
Thank you really enjoyed this
It's genetics alot to do with it. I honestly believe Jamaican black people have the best genetics in the world for running fast. Too much evidence now. Ben Johnson, Linford Christie, Donovan Bailey, Asafa Powell, Usain Bolt, Yohan Blake, Kishane Thompson, Nesta Carter etc.
Thanks for mentioning Donovan Bailey and Linford Christie. People forget that Jamaican dominance in sprinting started with Jamaicans running for other countries.
No offense, but most of the people you've named have been penalized for doping infections at one time or another.
@@EthanSolomon-hh9uc😂😂
Awesome commentary proud of my country Jamaica in producing the greatest athletes of all times..
This is an awesome and informative documentary.
Good stuff... sucks the JAA does not have development program.
Jamaica is a very determining people and that's why and when we make up our minds that's it we take no for no answer we have a big heart ♥️ that's why people don't like us and want challenge us Jamaica Jamaica land we love ❤❤❤
Lovely video
Love track and field, one love 🇯🇲💫
Jamaica 🇯🇲 to the world 🌎.. wi a tech it to them.
Well done 👏🏾 ✔️ 1❤Jamaica 🇯🇲
Excellent 👍🏾
Well done NNN
Jamaica had a run from 2008 to 2016, the Bolt era, the ladies until 2020. The U.S. was, is and will always be ground zero, the world capital of sprinting.
List of champions
Year 100 m 200 m 400 m 4 × 100 m 4 × 400 m
1983 Lewis* Smith* Cameron* King, Gault, Smith, Lewis* Lovachov, Troshchilo, Chernetskiy, Markin*
1984 Lewis* Lewis* Babers* Graddy, Brown, Smith, Lewis* Nix, Armstead, Babers, McKay*
1987 Lewis* Smith* Schönlebe* McRae, McNeill, Glance, Lewis* Everett, Haley, McKay, Reynolds*
1988 Lewis* DeLoach* S.Lewis* Bryzhin, Krylov, Muravyov, Savin* Everett, S.Lewis, Robinzine, Reynolds*
1991 Lewis* Johnson* Pettigrew* Cason, Burrell, Mitchell, Lewis* Black, Redmond, Regis, Akabusi*
1992 Christie* Marsh* Watts* Marsh, Burrell, Mitchell, Lewis* Valmon, Watts, Johnson, S.Lewis*
1993 Christie* Fredericks* Johnson* Drummond, Cason, Mitchell, Burrell* Valmon, Watts, Reynolds, Johnson*
1995 Bailey* Johnson* Johnson* Bailey, Esmie, Gilbert, Surin* Ramsey, Mills, Reynolds, Johnson*
1996 Bailey* Johnson* Johnson* Esmie, Gilbert, Surin, Bailey* L.Smith, Harrison, Mills, Maybank*
1997 Greene* Boldon* Johnson* Esmie, Gilbert, Surin, Bailey* Thomas, Black, Baulch, Richardson*
1999 Greene* Greene* Johnson* Drummond, Montgomery, B.Lewis, Greene* Czubak, Maćkowiak, Bocian, Haczek*
2000 Greene* Kenteris* Johnson* Drummond, Williams, B.Lewis, Greene* Chukwu, Monye, Bada, Udo-Obong*
2001 Greene* Kenteris* Moncur* Nagel, Du Plessis, Newton, Quinn* Moncur, Brown, McIntosh, Munnings*
2003 Collins* Capel* Washington* Capel, Williams, Patton, J.Johnson* Djhone, Keïta, Diagana, Raquil*
2004 Gatlin* Crawford* Wariner* Gardener, Campbell, Devonish, Lewis-Francis* Harris, Brew, Wariner, Williamson*
2005 Gatlin* Gatlin* Wariner* Doucouré, Pognon, De Lépine, Dovy* Rock, Brew, Williamson, Wariner*
2007 Gay* Gay* Wariner* Patton, Spearmon, Gay, Dixon* Merritt, Taylor, Williamson, Wariner*
2008 Bolt* Bolt* Merritt* Bledman, Burns, Callender, Thompson* Merritt, Taylor, Neville, Wariner*
2009 Bolt* Bolt* Merritt* Mullings, Frater, Bolt, Powell* Taylor, Wariner, Clement, Merritt*
2011 Blake* Bolt* James* Carter, Frater, Blake, Bolt* Nixon, Jackson, Taylor, Merritt*
2012 Bolt* Bolt* James* Carter, Frater, Blake, Bolt* Brown, Pinder, Mathieu, Miller*
2013 Bolt* Bolt* Merritt* Carter, Bailey-Cole, Ashmeade, Bolt* Verburg, McQuay, A.Hall, Merritt*
2015 Bolt* Bolt* van Niekerk* Carter, Powell, Ashmeade, Bolt* Verburg, McQuay, Nellum, Merritt*
2016 Bolt* Bolt* van Niekerk* Powell, Blake, Ashmeade, Bolt* A.Hall, McQuay, Roberts, Merritt*
2017 Gatlin* Guliyev* van Niekerk* Ujah, Gemili, Talbot, Mitchell-Blake* Solomon, Richards, Cedenio, Gordon*
2019 Coleman* Lyles* Gardiner* Coleman, Gatlin, Rodgers, Lyles* Kerley, Cherry, London, Benjamin*
2020 Jacobs* De Grasse* Gardiner* Patta, Jacobs, Desalu, Tortu* Cherry, Norman, Deadmon, Benjamin*
2022 Kerley* Lyles* Norman* Brown, Blake, Rodney, De Grasse* Godwin, Norman, Deadmon, Allison*
2023 Lyles* Lyles* Watson* Coleman, Kerley, Carnes, Lyles* Q.Hall, Norwood, Robinson, Benjamin*
2024 Lyles* Tebogo* Q.Hall* Brown, Blake, Rodney, De Grasse* Bailey, Norwood, Deadmon, Benjamin*They
You for got the 100/110m hurdles and the 400m hurdles and the Mixed 4x400m relay all sprints.
The USA head to head VS JAM in the two big dances (Olympics and World Champs) in ALL 14 now 15 of the sprint events for men and women since JAM started international racing in 1948 is 36 wins, 1 loss, and 2 ties. The loss was in 2015 WCs where JAM defeated the US in more than half of the sprint events. JAM cannot call itself the Sprint Capital until it consistently beats the US in the majority of the sprints in the two big meets.
@@sydboski I was just trying to make a point, not totally crush them, hehehehe....
WOW! big countries abusing drugs to beat athletes from a small country. Yes Jamaicans are powerful. one love. I believe that Jamaicans are powerful in other fields. Jamaican's air food and love is the best.
Jamaica has plenty of drug cheats too, they just avoided that topic because it’s a pro Jamaican documentary.
No mention of the great Raymond Stewart and Lennox Miller😢. When you talking about foundation, you cannot leave out those names.
Great production
Jamaica runs track 👣
Excellent documrntary
Dr. Wright said something that stood out, but how come it is the first we hearing about this??
What part?
@@devertonpasley4942 that a Jamaican junior athlete tested positive
It stood out too. I’m wondering which school boy … only someone come to me mind is wair
Very nice piece….
I cried
great documentary
The shift from USA dominance to Jamaica came with the drug free Era removing drugs from the sport the USA was brought to their true level
Your absolutely right, Merlene and Juliette were beaten by alot of drugs from both the US and Russian athletes.
💯 also many medals were taken away from many USA/Russian athletes years after they won. The podium is open now.
Juliet is almost 60 years old an looking great.
No offense, but your comment makes no sense because the U.S. is currently on top and most confirmed drug cheating sprinters have been Jamaican.
@@EthanSolomon-hh9uc why are u lying? Yk damn well the most drug abuse athletes are from America and not Jamaica.
Sports Day in every single school in Jamaica is a huge thing from Kindergarten🇯🇲
From Basic school to College and University Sports Day is a place where super fast are born🇯🇲♥️💚💛🖤
All schools also have sports day. That's where schools see athletes or potential athletes. Sports day is like a mini-champs
Big up the foundation: GC Foster College of Physical Education and Sport.
Tracks is innate in our culture. No other nation will ever adopt to that culture because it’s just natural for Jamaica 🇯🇲
Jamaica has great coaches. That's the key 🔑 Stephen Francis and Glen Mills in particular.
@@rowland5951that is part of it, another part is genetics dna. Jamaicans that have lived in other countries have almost always been at the top and have had the record or been close to it. Genetics is a huge factor. Ben Johnson, Donovan Bailey and Linford Christie just to mention who had the world record for the 100m and or had gold medal at the Olympics and world championships
Mek sense
@@DanielIsraelitehmm I would saying primarily coaching and nutrition. Most of these people eat from farm to table. When they enter the professional world they are discipline because of their humble back ground.
The building of the GC Foster college was a game changer. Now we sit on the mountain top of athletic power.
Great Work but don’t let out too much of your secrets to your competitors.
We also do it by ourselves as children at home not only athletics.Cricket etc. This is from Primary School level.We also play school. Someone will be the teacher and he/she act as the teacher and the ruler is been used too. Get something wrong the student would open their hands and get a few tap in the hand with the ruler.
Each morning as little six year olds we were taught to wash our under wears We change the overnight one and wash them right away. We do alot of other valuable things to make us shine so well in the world. Hard work pays off.Sometimes I say Lord look at us now! From bare foot to brand name shoes. Thank You Lord ❤ You Lord.
Janaica is tge sprint capital of the world with the original factory located at Camperdown High Schóol in kingston Jamaica
Glen Mills was the Ceo,Coo and chief engineer going way back to Don Quarrie & Raymond Stewart and others
Long before Bolt & Blake with Bolt been thehouse hold name world wide
Camperdown High School...off Windward Road near Bellevue Hospital...
Very good documentary Kareem but you did a documentary and me no see your best Shereka (might have missed it).
Exactly...
Maybe there's a part 2 to this documentary
And all now we nuh have a good stadium. Boy mi a tell u, dem government officials ya wukliss!!
It’s one of the best if not the best in the Caribbean. The PM announced major renovations in 2025 it was all over the news. Jamaica had a national stadium with Olympic swimming pool since 1962 when many countries only dreamt of it.
@@CalmYourSoul-ip5my if you want a successful stadium you have to fill it often. And Track and Field will not do that. So maybe if Jamaica got good at other sports, they could have a nice successful stadium.
No Grace Jackson?
Long time we a dweet
🐐
At lunch time as kids it starts here “who last reach a Battyman”
And they don't like us as jamaican we are the best my country Jamaica love you my country Jamaica
When a Jamaican is running, they are running towards success.
When they run they see a big house in front of them.
They ran with the baton in their hand to pass it to their mother.
They say mama I'm going to buy you a big house.
They ran with great expectations in their minds just to let their mother sleep in a king size bed and live in a big house.
They will run.
Yes beautiful 😊❤🎉🎉❤
Kareem tun big narrator
Well done!
No mention of Raymond Stewart?
Wow! I really love this 😢