If you look back at the Budapest 100 Tebogo actually has an extremely quick start. He was able to keep up with Coleman. I think if he really wanted it he could get close.
@@Performancelabofcalifornia Ofc I just think that people think the thing holding Tebogo back is his start when in reality I thinks it’s his mentality /race strategy.
@@justsomenapalm5067 it's his acceleration and top end speed at the moment, imho. Hs first 10m (start) are on point. For instance, he split 1.84s iirc in Rome whereas Usain split 1.88s in Berlin 09. At 30m, though, Bolt was already 3.78s and Tebogo was 3.80s, already behind Bolt. At 60m, Tebogo is 6.41s and Usain 6.31s. That's a massive difference in acceleration and top end. That's why Usain was able to go 9.92s, insane acceleration.
For the sake of comparison I'd like to point out Yohan Blake's 19.26 from 2011, where his final 100m split was 9.12 seconds (fastest ever). In that race, his awful start (reaction time of 0.269) is basically why the WR holder is still called Usain Bolt. This is proof that you don't necessarily need to be a 9.7 runner on the 100 meters to break this record, a bend around 10 seconds flat can be enough. Michael Johnson's respective split for his 19.32 was 9.18.
@@Kristofburger I’m just saying using someone who ran sub 9.7 as an example to prove you don’t need to be able to run 9.7 in the 100m to break the record seems contradictory, no?
Tebogo can hold his top end speed for longer whilst also it will be faster than any person alive when he peaks. He holds the world u20 record which he would have run as 9.87 or 86. He hasn't concentrated on the 100 yet. Remember that. He will run a 9.9 bend and a 9.27 straight. 19.17
Tebogo while being good is a little overhyped, he won the 200m because Lyles didnt deliver, its not an excuse but Lyles have better time at 200m and is improving on 100m, Kishane Thompson can get better at 100m too, so its not as easy as people think, next important event i think Thompson gets the 100m gold and Lyles the 200m gold, unless Tebogo goes wild and improves his PB which are highly unlikely
So why didn’t Lyles deliver yet they all ran the 100m and 200m rounds. I honestly think Tebogo is the new face of T&F, Lyles is aging and has no chance of breaking the 200m. Tebz isn’t yet even at his prime. He’s here to teach ‘em reason he calls himself School-boy.
@@Planthier76 That's nothing to do with his improvement. Lyles doesn't have the endurance of some athletes. So the rounds of the 100m then 200m compromise his performances. Also the people who organise the race times in competitions want a slap. They do not allow enough rest between the semi final and final....
I think Tebogo could break the 200m. His bend is weaker than his straight when running the 200 but his 2nd hundred is really strong. Would be great to see him get closer or even beat it
I think 9.58s is tougher though. That's 6.31s at 60m, like you pointed out and then 3.27s from 60-100m. Who's running those splits? Lyles split 3.35s as his fastest. Tyson Gay split 3.32s as his fastest ever. They're far away and this is only from 60-100m.... They're nowhere near at 60m coming out of the blocks... In the 200m, Bolt's curve sets his record apart imo, but his finish has been surpassed by a couple of guys, so his 19.19s seems more beatable. I do agree with you, though, that it won't be easy, unlike some folks make it seem. Nobody has gone sub 10.05s in the curve other than Bolt, so the 2nd fastest guy in the curve (Tyson Gay) was already 0.13s behind at the 100m mark, lol. And that's the 2nd fastest guy ever off the curve.
Yeah it really just shows how crazy of an athlete Usain Bolt was.. Based off the numbers, especially when looking at his 100m splits, he definitely could have finished with closer to 19 flat in my opinion.
Bolt had a stride 6 to 12 inches wider than all of his competitors. That's why he has those world records. No man under 6 3" ever has a prayer of running 9.57 or 19.18. Let's be clear about that. The most impressive sprinter to ever live given his height isn't Bolt. It's Yohan Blake. To run 19.26 and 9.69 at only 5 11". Is far more impressive than what Bolt did.
@@stevemann1299 More impressive? Lol, what has height got to do with it? Bolt was unique in the sense his turnover wasn't as slow as one would expect for such a tall sprinter, and so turnover and stride length made a deadly combination. Regardless, nothing prevents a shorter sprinter from having such a turnover that he surpasses Bolt's speed. Look at Gay, that much shorter and not that much slower, top end wise. Ok, slower than Bolt, but also faster than any other taller guy, Powell, Gatlin, Spearmon, etc. Bolt is far more impressive than Blake. 6ft5 guy splits 3.78s at 30m, 6.31s at 60m? It's not just about stride length at all.
If I had to choose which world record will be broken first, it’s def Bolt’s 200m compared to his 100m. He ran 19.19 after 4 rounds of the 100m and 3 rounds of the 200m. Plus, he ran that time running tight the second half of the race. Bolt could’ve gone sub 19.1 at a peak one off race.
Yes, he has a very relaxed running style, floating with an almost upright body posture and long stride. I wonder if he does weight training. The 200 records will probably go in 2 years, and the 400 could be in danger. also, thinking about that 43.03 split, I was looking for a 42.9, but after 7 races, that's asking a lot. Let's hope he remains healthy.
Big fan of Tebogo but this is a tough ask, I honestly think he could probably take out Lyles and Yohans 200m times tho, I think Tebogo can go sub 19.26, he will probably run around 19.2-19.25 in the next few years. The 100 is Bolts record for atleast another 5 years minimum
Thank for clarifying this, I think he can do that late this year or early next year,,(I mean breaking the 19:30 barrier in 200m). Letsile I'd still running he has not sprinted as of now, the moment we see him sprinting records will be in trouble. He has got pretty quick run and good stretch of legs. He simply running more like a 400m runner for now and it is still paying dividends
Yeah it would be great to see Tebogo run in the 19.3s at some point this year.. That would set him up to have a great next season in my opinion but I am sure he trained to peak in Paris
Letsile Tebogo is going to break the 200m World Record before he turns 22 if he doesn't get injured. Bolt's coach is close to Tebogo's coach so he will guide him on how to do it. As a matter of fact, he should go for a camp in Jamaica just for control before the beginning of next season.
Tobogo is about 3 metres behind. They're running at circa 10m/s so the difference of 19.46 minus 19.19 is 0.27 - approx 2.7m. You can see it on the screen - the dashed line before the finish is exactly one metre so to suggest that he's six to seven metres behind is plain wrong. Even your drawn on red line shows he's between 2.5 - 3 metres behind Bolt's finishing time.
@@martinrossiter8714 yeah it’s difficult to say a distance in my opinion because it really is a matter of time. The amount of distance is made up over time. Theoretically, he is only 3 meters behind like you said if comparing the end of the race only but considering the whole race increases the distance..
@@Performancelabofcalifornia welp the official splits are usually inaccurate, the most inaccurate split analysis is probably usatf, those data are just impossible. I recommend using splits analysed by PJ Vazel, he has the most accurate split version cuz he got a whole team setting up 240fps side cam for him to analyse every 10m segments split.
Lyles is closer to Bolt than Tebogo is and Blake actually ran faster than Bolt in his 19.26s 200m due to his atrocious reaction time, if u remove reaction time from the equation, Blake ran the fastest 200m in history.
if youre gonna remove reaction time, you might as well set the environments equal... bolt ran 19.19 into a headwind without his full training (car accident early) and had already run 7 races in the previous week, if you put them under the same circumstances both at their best bolt wouldve run much faster than whatever blake wouldve run even if he had a good reaction time
@@Someone-hi1nt Your comments are invalid as those factors don't have a definitive value and are all speculative. I.E he had a car accident early so he couldn't train as hard = minus how many seconds? It's a pointless speculation where as removing reaction time actually times how fast the runner is rather than how fast he reacted then ran, NFL already uses no start time starts.
@@AnonW even if you adjust for wind and altitude bolt ran considerably faster than blake did lol, and again thats not considering that he had to run 7 races in the previous week and the other factors
Lol of course he's 21, his mom who died this year was born 1980 and she looks pretty young. Anyways, he's been competing throughout his school years, there are pictures of him in 2018, he was super tiny.
@@newtonpeart8573 As it happens yes, as we live in the same country, same city and the Gaborone West junior secondary school Letsile attended is literally 8 minutes away from my home. Anyway, you can see her as well ruclips.net/video/K4HOQ7qhXZs/видео.html
@JappaKneads Michael Johnson broke the 200m WR at 28 and the 400m WR at 31. I don't think he's "peaked" but more hes not be able to have the right moment when everything works in his favour. Lyles actually had an interview with this British guy before the Olympics and he said that he hit a certain time in training, instructed by his Coach which could challenged his own Pb and possibly the WR in the 200m. Unfortunately, he got sick before the 200m final so we'll never truly know what he was capable of running in the 200m. However, I definitely think Noah has a couple more years under him to challenge the WR.
@@TheWayWithKhuwayne he wasnt sick. he confirmed it. he was beat. tebogo eased into that 19.46, that was going to be an easy 19.3 at only 21. in 2 yrs, his strides will be much much more powerful than now. lyles isnt beating tebogo again
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Your right about the 100m 9:58 nobody is even within a tenth of a second of that. But the 200m if yohan Blake had a normal quick reaction instead of the really slow one when he ran 19.26 he would of ran between 19.12-19.16 and beat it back in 2011 but he actually had the slowest reaction by far. But most definitely the 200m one is within reach, not saying it will happen but it is within reach and Tebogo is so young still, if he can stay fit he definitely has a chance for 200m world record.
@aaronmbaye6498 0 seconds ago He's too short to break Usain bolts world record. Being 6 foot 5 tall his Average stride length was 2.44m long tebogo being just 6 feet tall his stride length is probably 2.30 meters long . Not long enough period. Gout gout is coming soon anyw
@@aaronmbaye6498 he’s actually not far from running the same speed as his 100-200m time which is more top speed, bigger issue is the first 100m which doesn’t have as much to do with his height in my opinion..
Tebogos close in his 19.50 is acc the same as bolts I believe he split 10.23/9.27 (bolt went 9.92/9.27) So evidently the issue is his bend running, being 0.3 far from bolt. Tebogos best shot at a 200 wr is the same as lyles yet more unproven. He needs to go 10.0/1 and a 9.0-1 to break it. Noah the same
Yohan Blake is 5”11 inches yet he was able to run 19:26 even tho he had a bad start. Tebogo is 6 feet tall. With time we will see what he can do or if he can be close enough to beat Yohan’s record.
Unfortunately no. As you've noted he and everyone else competing today sre simply not fast enough. There's zero chance of Tebogo running 9.6 so the 200 will also never happen. He needs to run the bend in 9.90. Same problem Lyle's has had and he also hasn't run a faster final 100 than Usain. His final 100 last year was faster and that shows the impact attempting to run the first 100 faster, has. Something everyone seems to forget. Bolt could have easily run a 9.15 second 100 but he gave up that to burn 9.9 bends. It's just not going to happen. Also....10m? 😂😂😂 Its a big gap but its only 3.1m
@@Performancelabofcalifornia Bolt was a freak. This has long been established. Built like a basketball player with very fast legs. It was like watching an adult running with kids. He was 6 5.5" in his prime. Nobody at the top of sprinting today is 6 5.5" so it's not going to happen. Someone has to have similar gifts to him to improve upon his records. Lyles 19.31 at only 5 10" tall is to me as impressive as Bolts 19.19. The Jamaican Kishane Thompson. Could have run 9.6 in the Jamaican Trials. If he had gone flat out. He made 9.77 look very easy. So it's about taking your opportunity when it comes... Because the sprint gods don't hand them out very often. Imagine Bolt ran 9.58 and 19.19 just shy of his 23rd birthday. Then for the remaining 7 years of his career couldn't better them. Michael Johnson was the opposite. His world records came at nearly 29 for the 200m and nearly 32 for the 400m.
@@JayJordan-vy9jj Yes I know but off a slower first 100. That's the point. It's not a one way street otherwise everyone would be going absolutely flat out already in terms of absolute acceleration, which they're clearly not. If you put more effort into acceleration your second half will suffer. Additionally Noah hasn't really improved. It's one of the most amazing pieces of narrative creation in sprinting history. He ran 19.50 five years ago and has run only within 0.04 of that except on one occasion. i.e other than one race, there's no evidence for improvement. In the 100m, he ran 9.86 in a random one off race while not even training for it, also five years ago! 😅 It's quite amazing that everyone thinks he's materially improved. He's just unbelievably consistent and has remained injury free for an almost record period of time for an ultra elite level sprinter.
If you look back at the Budapest 100 Tebogo actually has an extremely quick start. He was able to keep up with Coleman. I think if he really wanted it he could get close.
@@justsomenapalm5067 extremely quick start is different than running 9.92 on the curve though..
@@Performancelabofcalifornia Ofc I just think that people think the thing holding Tebogo back is his start when in reality I thinks it’s his mentality /race strategy.
@@justsomenapalm5067 it's his acceleration and top end speed at the moment, imho. Hs first 10m (start) are on point. For instance, he split 1.84s iirc in Rome whereas Usain split 1.88s in Berlin 09. At 30m, though, Bolt was already 3.78s and Tebogo was 3.80s, already behind Bolt. At 60m, Tebogo is 6.41s and Usain 6.31s. That's a massive difference in acceleration and top end.
That's why Usain was able to go 9.92s, insane acceleration.
@@Yes_I_c4n yeah it seems like based off watching Tebogo run that he just gets out of his drive phase a little too quickly
For the sake of comparison I'd like to point out Yohan Blake's 19.26 from 2011, where his final 100m split was 9.12 seconds (fastest ever). In that race, his awful start (reaction time of 0.269) is basically why the WR holder is still called Usain Bolt. This is proof that you don't necessarily need to be a 9.7 runner on the 100 meters to break this record, a bend around 10 seconds flat can be enough.
Michael Johnson's respective split for his 19.32 was 9.18.
But Yohan Blake was a sub 9.7 runner?
@@Performancelabofcalifornia But what was his split after the bend in this race? Him having a sub 9.7 PB is besides the point.
@@Kristofburger I’m just saying using someone who ran sub 9.7 as an example to prove you don’t need to be able to run 9.7 in the 100m to break the record seems contradictory, no?
@@Performancelabofcalifornia No :)
@@Kristofburger 😂🤝
Tebogo can hold his top end speed for longer whilst also it will be faster than any person alive when he peaks. He holds the world u20 record which he would have run as 9.87 or 86. He hasn't concentrated on the 100 yet. Remember that. He will run a 9.9 bend and a 9.27 straight. 19.17
I think he has a better chance of running a 10.05/10.08 bend and a 9.10 straight.
Yeah I agree that if Tebogo beat it, then he would run a faster straight than Bolt but a slower bend.
Tebogo while being good is a little overhyped, he won the 200m because Lyles didnt deliver, its not an excuse but Lyles have better time at 200m and is improving on 100m, Kishane Thompson can get better at 100m too, so its not as easy as people think, next important event i think Thompson gets the 100m gold and Lyles the 200m gold, unless Tebogo goes wild and improves his PB which are highly unlikely
So why didn’t Lyles deliver yet they all ran the 100m and 200m rounds. I honestly think Tebogo is the new face of T&F, Lyles is aging and has no chance of breaking the 200m. Tebz isn’t yet even at his prime. He’s here to teach ‘em reason he calls himself School-boy.
Agreed, well overhyped he ain't breaking nothing
@@martinwalker7452 tomorrow
Tebago needs to get his 100m time down to 9.6 or 9.7 to have any chance of beating bolts 200m record.
@@samserwadda253 yeah at least down to low 9.7, but preferably into the 9.6s to really compete. But he does have time!
It is not how it works.
You can improve in the 100 and decrease in the 200. Look at Noah
@@Planthier76
That's nothing to do with his improvement. Lyles doesn't have the endurance of some athletes. So the rounds of the 100m then 200m compromise his performances. Also the people who organise the race times in competitions want a slap. They do not allow enough rest between the semi final and final....
@Planthier76 Decrease? I don't think Lyles is far away from his American record pb. I think he's genuinely fit to get down to those times again.
@@TheWayWithKhuwayne We will see.
I just say that he decreased in the 200 and increased in the 100 this year. It is factual.
I think Tebogo could break the 200m. His bend is weaker than his straight when running the 200 but his 2nd hundred is really strong. Would be great to see him get closer or even beat it
@@Jermainejjc it would need a lot of improvement.. Would need to run 19.3 or at least get close next season in my opinion
Letsile Tebogo is the guy to make Noah Lyles stop talking and focus on running.
@@kuramobay2445 😂💯💯
I think 9.58s is tougher though.
That's 6.31s at 60m, like you pointed out and then 3.27s from 60-100m. Who's running those splits? Lyles split 3.35s as his fastest. Tyson Gay split 3.32s as his fastest ever.
They're far away and this is only from 60-100m.... They're nowhere near at 60m coming out of the blocks...
In the 200m, Bolt's curve sets his record apart imo, but his finish has been surpassed by a couple of guys, so his 19.19s seems more beatable. I do agree with you, though, that it won't be easy, unlike some folks make it seem. Nobody has gone sub 10.05s in the curve other than Bolt, so the 2nd fastest guy in the curve (Tyson Gay) was already 0.13s behind at the 100m mark, lol. And that's the 2nd fastest guy ever off the curve.
Yeah it really just shows how crazy of an athlete Usain Bolt was.. Based off the numbers, especially when looking at his 100m splits, he definitely could have finished with closer to 19 flat in my opinion.
Ran his fastest 50m split while turning..
Bolt had a stride 6 to 12 inches wider than all of his competitors. That's why he has those world records. No man under 6 3" ever has a prayer of running 9.57 or 19.18. Let's be clear about that.
The most impressive sprinter to ever live given his height isn't Bolt. It's Yohan Blake. To run 19.26 and 9.69 at only 5 11". Is far more impressive than what Bolt did.
@@stevemann1299 More impressive? Lol, what has height got to do with it? Bolt was unique in the sense his turnover wasn't as slow as one would expect for such a tall sprinter, and so turnover and stride length made a deadly combination. Regardless, nothing prevents a shorter sprinter from having such a turnover that he surpasses Bolt's speed.
Look at Gay, that much shorter and not that much slower, top end wise. Ok, slower than Bolt, but also faster than any other taller guy, Powell, Gatlin, Spearmon, etc.
Bolt is far more impressive than Blake. 6ft5 guy splits 3.78s at 30m, 6.31s at 60m? It's not just about stride length at all.
Tebogo himself admits that 9.58 is the most difficult to break.
If I had to choose which world record will be broken first, it’s def Bolt’s 200m compared to his 100m. He ran 19.19 after 4 rounds of the 100m and 3 rounds of the 200m. Plus, he ran that time running tight the second half of the race. Bolt could’ve gone sub 19.1 at a peak one off race.
If Bolt had gone to Altitude he would be at 18.96-8 and it would still be a world record.
His running style is quite unique.
Yeah it’s a little different.. Fast though!
Yes, he has a very relaxed running style, floating with an almost upright body posture and long stride. I wonder if he does weight training. The 200 records will probably go in 2 years, and the 400 could be in danger. also, thinking about that 43.03 split, I was looking for a 42.9, but after 7 races, that's asking a lot. Let's hope he remains healthy.
Big fan of Tebogo but this is a tough ask, I honestly think he could probably take out Lyles and Yohans 200m times tho, I think Tebogo can go sub 19.26, he will probably run around 19.2-19.25 in the next few years. The 100 is Bolts record for atleast another 5 years minimum
@@sammbaldwin6402 yeah he should be able to beat Noah’s time for sure.. The big question is how much faster after that.
Why people talking about bolt's record and this lad not even reach Yohan Blake's 19.26, he needs to first reach 19.26 b4 talking Bolt's record.
Exactly, he ain't breaking nothing
10.00+9.18 seems to be the only possible way. Sub 10 on the curve is exclusive to Bolt for the forseeable future.
9.92 for the first 100m is nuts from bolt. I think Tebogo can break the 200m record over time but won’t reach bolts initial 100m speed.
If he were to beat it, it would have to be in the 2nd half of the race.
Nobody ever ran the turn like Bolt. Tebogo's asset over the rest is his speed endurance. His turn run is improving.
He has not even ram as fast a Lyles ... Lyles will get him next time
Thank for clarifying this, I think he can do that late this year or early next year,,(I mean breaking the 19:30 barrier in 200m). Letsile I'd still running he has not sprinted as of now, the moment we see him sprinting records will be in trouble. He has got pretty quick run and good stretch of legs. He simply running more like a 400m runner for now and it is still paying dividends
Yeah it would be great to see Tebogo run in the 19.3s at some point this year.. That would set him up to have a great next season in my opinion but I am sure he trained to peak in Paris
@@Performancelabofcalifornianot this year
Letsile Tebogo is going to break the 200m World Record before he turns 22 if he doesn't get injured. Bolt's coach is close to Tebogo's coach so he will guide him on how to do it. As a matter of fact, he should go for a camp in Jamaica just for control before the beginning of next season.
He ain't breaking nothing 😂
Yes...he will coz he is still young
I realize we keep saying they are just 20 or 21 and so on. They could also be peaking at that age too.
Lyles did it running g the 200m alone. Usain did it after the 100m
Folks are fixated on breaking Bolts
record.. Bolt enjoyed his race and broke record
Let me guess: by going faster?
Just saved you 8 minutes.
Tobogo is about 3 metres behind. They're running at circa 10m/s so the difference of 19.46 minus 19.19 is 0.27 - approx 2.7m. You can see it on the screen - the dashed line before the finish is exactly one metre so to suggest that he's six to seven metres behind is plain wrong. Even your drawn on red line shows he's between 2.5 - 3 metres behind Bolt's finishing time.
@@martinrossiter8714 yeah it’s difficult to say a distance in my opinion because it really is a matter of time. The amount of distance is made up over time. Theoretically, he is only 3 meters behind like you said if comparing the end of the race only but considering the whole race increases the distance..
Did you see his start in Wanda Rome?
Lyles split 10.07+9.24 for his 19.31, the 10.15+9.16 is just inaccurate
It seemed inaccurate but that is what was posted on the world athletics site.
@@Performancelabofcalifornia welp the official splits are usually inaccurate, the most inaccurate split analysis is probably usatf, those data are just impossible. I recommend using splits analysed by PJ Vazel, he has the most accurate split version cuz he got a whole team setting up 240fps side cam for him to analyse every 10m segments split.
it's only possible cause Bolt never ran to his full potential.
Athletes peak earlier now a days.
blakes 1926 should have been included in the analysis
I didn’t realize how many people use that as a source of reference.. I will probably compare Usain Bolt and Yohan Blake’s respective races
Lyles is closer to Bolt than Tebogo is and Blake actually ran faster than Bolt in his 19.26s 200m due to his atrocious reaction time, if u remove reaction time from the equation, Blake ran the fastest 200m in history.
if youre gonna remove reaction time, you might as well set the environments equal... bolt ran 19.19 into a headwind without his full training (car accident early) and had already run 7 races in the previous week, if you put them under the same circumstances both at their best bolt wouldve run much faster than whatever blake wouldve run even if he had a good reaction time
@@Someone-hi1nt Your comments are invalid as those factors don't have a definitive value and are all speculative. I.E he had a car accident early so he couldn't train as hard = minus how many seconds? It's a pointless speculation where as removing reaction time actually times how fast the runner is rather than how fast he reacted then ran, NFL already uses no start time starts.
@@AnonW even if you adjust for wind and altitude bolt ran considerably faster than blake did lol, and again thats not considering that he had to run 7 races in the previous week and the other factors
Morey, is Tebogo really only 21?
To my eye, he looks well into his 30s!
@@gothops2632 yeah he looks old but is only 21
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Lol of course he's 21, his mom who died this year was born 1980 and she looks pretty young. Anyways, he's been competing throughout his school years, there are pictures of him in 2018, he was super tiny.
Did you see his mom when she was alive?
@@newtonpeart8573 As it happens yes, as we live in the same country, same city and the Gaborone West junior secondary school Letsile attended is literally 8 minutes away from my home. Anyway, you can see her as well ruclips.net/video/K4HOQ7qhXZs/видео.html
So, everyone just forgetting about Lyles eh?
Never! But Tebogo just talked about breaking the record
Lyles may have peaked at 19.30. Just like Bolt peaked at 19.19...
He has one more stunning time coming. Blakes 19.26 should be the target not 19.19.
@JappaKneads Michael Johnson broke the 200m WR at 28 and the 400m WR at 31.
I don't think he's "peaked" but more hes not be able to have the right moment when everything works in his favour. Lyles actually had an interview with this British guy before the Olympics and he said that he hit a certain time in training, instructed by his Coach which could challenged his own Pb and possibly the WR in the 200m. Unfortunately, he got sick before the 200m final so we'll never truly know what he was capable of running in the 200m.
However, I definitely think Noah has a couple more years under him to challenge the WR.
@@TheWayWithKhuwayne he wasnt sick. he confirmed it. he was beat. tebogo eased into that 19.46, that was going to be an easy 19.3 at only 21. in 2 yrs, his strides will be much much more powerful than now. lyles isnt beating tebogo again
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Nice video. Just to help you with the pronunciation of his name, the "g" is pronounced like the French "r"
With those super spikes anything is possible
100m and 200m will be held by Bolt for a little while longer in my opinion.
Him and Noah could run 19.2 and Maybe break Yohan's 19.26. I don't think they're the ones who can beat prime Usain though.
Trust me no one's going to beat Usain bolt's records anytime soon.
Usain was 21
Tebogo slows down most of the time. He could have run faster at the Olympics.
probably around 0.04 faster
No, Tebogo nor any other top sprinter today is capable of breaking 19.19. And you can forget about the 9.58.
Tebogo is like just 21 yrs
Your right about the 100m 9:58 nobody is even within a tenth of a second of that. But the 200m if yohan Blake had a normal quick reaction instead of the really slow one when he ran 19.26 he would of ran between 19.12-19.16 and beat it back in 2011 but he actually had the slowest reaction by far. But most definitely the 200m one is within reach, not saying it will happen but it is within reach and Tebogo is so young still, if he can stay fit he definitely has a chance for 200m world record.
@@mattsavage9960Tebogo is not on blakes level, yohan blake is not a regular athlete
You have not been observing Tebogo and how talented he is.
Could he go below 19.0 like 18.96?
Not right now
😂😂😂 He ain't gonna break any world record
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He's too short to break Usain bolts world record. Being 6 foot 5 tall his Average stride length was 2.44m long tebogo being just 6 feet tall his stride length is probably 2.30 meters long . Not long enough period. Gout gout is coming soon anyw
@@aaronmbaye6498 he’s actually not far from running the same speed as his 100-200m time which is more top speed, bigger issue is the first 100m which doesn’t have as much to do with his height in my opinion..
how did yohan blake run 19.26 while being 5'11?
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Tebogos close in his 19.50 is acc the same as bolts I believe he split 10.23/9.27 (bolt went 9.92/9.27)
So evidently the issue is his bend running, being 0.3 far from bolt. Tebogos best shot at a 200 wr is the same as lyles yet more unproven. He needs to go 10.0/1 and a 9.0-1 to break it.
Noah the same
Yohan Blake is 5”11 inches yet he was able to run 19:26 even tho he had a bad start. Tebogo is 6 feet tall. With time we will see what he can do or if he can be close enough to beat Yohan’s record.
No
No he didn’t
@@CooperPoole-jc2xs Tebogo didn’t?
Unfortunately no. As you've noted he and everyone else competing today sre simply not fast enough. There's zero chance of Tebogo running 9.6 so the 200 will also never happen. He needs to run the bend in 9.90. Same problem Lyle's has had and he also hasn't run a faster final 100 than Usain. His final 100 last year was faster and that shows the impact attempting to run the first 100 faster, has. Something everyone seems to forget. Bolt could have easily run a 9.15 second 100 but he gave up that to burn 9.9 bends. It's just not going to happen. Also....10m? 😂😂😂 Its a big gap but its only 3.1m
Sirr anybody can improve just how Lyles did plus tebogos fastest split is 9.27
@@duncanharvey2209 yeah I believe Bolt could have run a faster 2nd 100m which is crazy because of how ridiculously fast 19.19 is..
@@Performancelabofcalifornia
Bolt was a freak. This has long been established. Built like a basketball player with very fast legs.
It was like watching an adult running with kids. He was 6 5.5" in his prime. Nobody at the top of sprinting today is 6 5.5" so it's not going to happen. Someone has to have similar gifts to him to improve upon his records. Lyles 19.31 at only 5 10" tall is to me as impressive as Bolts 19.19.
The Jamaican Kishane Thompson. Could have run 9.6 in the Jamaican Trials. If he had gone flat out. He made 9.77 look very easy. So it's about taking your opportunity when it comes...
Because the sprint gods don't hand them out very often. Imagine Bolt ran 9.58 and 19.19 just shy of his 23rd birthday. Then for the remaining 7 years of his career couldn't better them.
Michael Johnson was the opposite. His world records came at nearly 29 for the 200m and nearly 32 for the 400m.
@@JayJordan-vy9jj Yes I know but off a slower first 100. That's the point. It's not a one way street otherwise everyone would be going absolutely flat out already in terms of absolute acceleration, which they're clearly not. If you put more effort into acceleration your second half will suffer. Additionally Noah hasn't really improved. It's one of the most amazing pieces of narrative creation in sprinting history. He ran 19.50 five years ago and has run only within 0.04 of that except on one occasion. i.e other than one race, there's no evidence for improvement. In the 100m, he ran 9.86 in a random one off race while not even training for it, also five years ago! 😅 It's quite amazing that everyone thinks he's materially improved. He's just unbelievably consistent and has remained injury free for an almost record period of time for an ultra elite level sprinter.
@@Performancelabofcalifornia True indeed