4:03.....Morales Williams might have set a world record in the indoor 400m it the twits had have used electronic blocks as they were suppose to. As it stands it is the unofficial record. Well, maybe next year Chris...A lot of work on this one Jumpman! Awesome job as always. Cheers from Canada!
It was certainly an epic season, Olympic year, 22 WR's and that was in a year where Ryan Crouser was recovering from injury and Yulimar Rojas was out due to injury/operation. Add to that the improvements from numerous 800m runners that look like they are trying to knock Rudisha down to about 5th all-time in the next season or two. Hurry up indoor season, I need more.
It was a great season this summer. Tebogo's 300m WR is seriously underrated, he over took prime Usain Bolt, Michael Johnson and Wayde van Niekerk! Mahuchikh was the womens highlight of the year, 2.10 could be a generational mark if Mahuchikh doesn't improve it in the coming years
I can think of a few marks that are safe from the current crop of athletes, the men's and women's 100m and the women's 400m and 800m which I don't expect to see broken in my lifetime.
I would nearly call half of those records oddball events. The 60m, 300m, 600m, the weight throw and indoor 2 mile aren't exactly common track and field events that are on the world track and field schedule. Any tips on where I can find the record for the outdoor 21m?
Mahuchikh's high jump was absolutely amazing. Its a shame the unusual events world records dont mean much because they are hardly run by anyone ever, they should be included in competitions and turned into regular events and give the records meaning. No reason why people wouldnt enjoy watching a 300m race compared to 200m, or a 2 mile compared to a 5000m Pretty remarkable year Sydney setting new boundaries like some kind of alien, the gains she has made are clearly part the result of very professional approach to setting the right pace over each section of the race but that probably only ever accounts to a few tenths, many have doped before so doping clearly isnt the rest of the gap maybe a few tenths but even if you entertain that and super hi tech training where is the other half a second coming from? its like watching a magic trick, its spectacular, its really good I do enjoy the guide lights, they clearly help athletes manage their pace much better but its clean as can be! Jumpman do you think guide lights would help someone try to break the 100m world record? instead of the side of the track the light can run across the track for everyone to chase down, itd be a great visual for the audience too. I reckon the 100m record will fall as soon as they correct the starting reaction time, thats a tenth right there.
"weight throw" I have never even heard of that event. Also men's high jump record isn't getting touched for at least five years more. There was no one in junior champs this year who looks that promising. I'm not talking about anybody who looks like they could do it. I'm talking about nobody in the men's even demonstrating the high ceiling effect where they're inconsistent but have some giant clearances over lower heights. Nobody.
Can't find me in the juniors. I got this don't worry. More seriously you're right haha. Scottie looks promising as a world contender tho. And I think Hamish has a 240 in him no doubt.
2.45 is impossible but to say no one active right now is capable of one-off huge heights that don't crack the WR is idiotic. Barshim getting old and Kerr just getting his vibe but "Nobody." is just dramatic for effect, and you knew that, because you just wanted attention.
@@jamezkpal2361I’m sorry, and at what age did the second highest jumper in history (Mutaz Barshim) clear 2.43? Oh, right. 23! We didn’t see him jump any higher.
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"No mark is safe" while showing a video of Bolt 🥶🥶
his 200m record isn't safe, his 100m record is completely safe lmao no other human has been remotely close
@@enyazogd5325 I totally agree that 100 m world record will stay for at least another 20 years
@@JacobAlcock-p6p but the 200m not even 5 years
@@jojolords4523 I believe that Noah Lyles will either break the 200 m world record in 2025 or 2026
@@JacobAlcock-p6pNoah or Leslie could in a few years tbh
This is the first year I've been following athletics since I was competing as a teen, you've got me hooked again!
4:03.....Morales Williams might have set a world record in the indoor 400m it the twits had have used electronic blocks as they were suppose to. As it stands it is the unofficial record. Well, maybe next year Chris...A lot of work on this one Jumpman! Awesome job as always. Cheers from Canada!
Not using proper eligible blocks for an NCAA final is insane tbh but luckily most people accept it as the WR time to beat
@@fountainwater9 pretty sure it was SEC final, but still very very poor for unarguably the best conference in the NCAA.
Thank you for not resorting to clickbait and for using a proper thumbnail and description for the video!
I would literally listen to you read the phone book. You never miss with a video.
My friend sent me a screenshot of this comment hahaha. Goated bro
@@JumpmanTF you already know you're my favorite! 😤 haha good stuff 😂
Love that shot across the bow of all the Bolt fanbois at the end there, lol!
Men's 800m and 1500m also popped off this year but sadly no WR
It was certainly an epic season, Olympic year, 22 WR's and that was in a year where Ryan Crouser was recovering from injury and Yulimar Rojas was out due to injury/operation. Add to that the improvements from numerous 800m runners that look like they are trying to knock Rudisha down to about 5th all-time in the next season or two. Hurry up indoor season, I need more.
Really could've been a monster year with rojas and crouser at full force
If we thought track and field was exceptional this year, we haven’t seen anything yet. Bring on Tokyo 25!
Big calls!
Now we have the women's marathon world record too
This was an amazing year for athletics.
It was a great season this summer. Tebogo's 300m WR is seriously underrated, he over took prime Usain Bolt, Michael Johnson and Wayde van Niekerk! Mahuchikh was the womens highlight of the year, 2.10 could be a generational mark if Mahuchikh doesn't improve it in the coming years
Nicely put together.
10:27 these are the qualification times of the semifinals for the finals
I can think of a few marks that are safe from the current crop of athletes, the men's and women's 100m and the women's 400m and 800m which I don't expect to see broken in my lifetime.
These guys are epic! makes me want to do something to my life
Looking forward to a long jump world record.
Mom, jumpman uploaded a fantastic video again😳
you should have ranked them would have been better, anyway great video.
I was thinking about it, but no where keeps tracks of all the world records in a singular year once they're beaten. So historical video it is.
I didn’t know that Lance Deal’s record was broken. I know the dudes brother and it was a crazy WR to see
Great video again. Shout out to the new world record holder on the track...... carbon plated super foam shoes 😂😂😂.
I didn’t know tebogo was a new athlete by the way he competed so confidently in the paris olympics
I would nearly call half of those records oddball events. The 60m, 300m, 600m, the weight throw and indoor 2 mile aren't exactly common track and field events that are on the world track and field schedule. Any tips on where I can find the record for the outdoor 21m?
What about the 3k by Jakob? Oddball event too but apparently that was the greatest world record this year.
Hey did you only include individual ones or did you forget about the mixed 4×400 US world record?
1:33 wysi
Love to see it. Here's to 2025 WRs
Mahuchikh's high jump was absolutely amazing. Its a shame the unusual events world records dont mean much because they are hardly run by anyone ever, they should be included in competitions and turned into regular events and give the records meaning. No reason why people wouldnt enjoy watching a 300m race compared to 200m, or a 2 mile compared to a 5000m
Pretty remarkable year
Sydney setting new boundaries like some kind of alien, the gains she has made are clearly part the result of very professional approach to setting the right pace over each section of the race but that probably only ever accounts to a few tenths, many have doped before so doping clearly isnt the rest of the gap maybe a few tenths but even if you entertain that and super hi tech training where is the other half a second coming from? its like watching a magic trick, its spectacular, its really good
I do enjoy the guide lights, they clearly help athletes manage their pace much better but its clean as can be!
Jumpman do you think guide lights would help someone try to break the 100m world record? instead of the side of the track the light can run across the track for everyone to chase down, itd be a great visual for the audience too.
I reckon the 100m record will fall as soon as they correct the starting reaction time, thats a tenth right there.
How is it a world record when their are only two of us ?
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The mixed relay
Can't wait to know wich drugs they all used to break all those records.
"weight throw"
I have never even heard of that event. Also men's high jump record isn't getting touched for at least five years more. There was no one in junior champs this year who looks that promising. I'm not talking about anybody who looks like they could do it. I'm talking about nobody in the men's even demonstrating the high ceiling effect where they're inconsistent but have some giant clearances over lower heights. Nobody.
Can't find me in the juniors. I got this don't worry. More seriously you're right haha. Scottie looks promising as a world contender tho. And I think Hamish has a 240 in him no doubt.
Maybe you should actually watch track instead of complaining about it and you might know every event
Not to mention you clearly don't know a thing about high jump lmfao. Ever heard of Echevarria? That was barely a few years ago bud. He's not retired.
2.45 is impossible but to say no one active right now is capable of one-off huge heights that don't crack the WR is idiotic. Barshim getting old and Kerr just getting his vibe but "Nobody." is just dramatic for effect, and you knew that, because you just wanted attention.
The 200m WR going next year Tebogo gonna break it ...😂😂
Just waiting for him to run a very fresh race and oh boi it gonna go..
Tebogo is not touching the 200m record. He can get the 400m though
10:29 Can he do it without the lights or pacers tho?👀
Zoinks
Who cares
usain bolt effect is a super power
They’re literally already hard enough…
And then suddenly Bol is a loser in 2024 lol
???
@@wisforwinner he put Bol among the losers of 2024 in another video
@@francescostano4445 ah ok
Not sure I'd give any attention to indoor events.
Ironic that the narrator sounds Australian which doesn't do indoor athletics
he also included age group and rare distance records, which are even less prestigious.
You are not a fan, stop watching and stop talking about it.
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Let’s be honest, Mahuchikh has had her prime. 2.10 is staying for another 30 years
Ahhahahaha. I could believe it
@@JumpmanTF Honestly, I can see one of the Aussies beating her in the near future. Possibly Tokyo worlds
She turned just 23 years all of three weeks ago, you dolt.
@@jamezkpal2361I’m sorry, and at what age did the second highest jumper in history (Mutaz Barshim) clear 2.43? Oh, right. 23! We didn’t see him jump any higher.
Holy shit gongallong came with receipts hahaha