Congratulations Chepkoech! Here she was racing against time. Finished so early that she was there to welcome everybody else on the finish line 😁😁😁. Proudly Kenyan
These race's will make you know how 1 second is a lot of time... Congratulations to our champ ..No tactics no plans... You wanna race me .. take me on ..254 high 🇰🇪🇰🇪
She's smarter than a beast. After two years of daily study of the steeplechase route, and following the chalk line (especially made for her), she completed the route with absolutely no detours or tea breaks.
Oh yeah? Well, Coburn was already looking after the one on the ground. And the Africans just walked off the field when Coburn and Frerich were on the ground after their one two win! Racists! Haha!
@@musicplease5 wasn't there a song about that was in the desert riding an African with No name, so on and so forth? Whatever it was it must have been racist!
I love this! None of that tactical bullshit, just pure running to the line at your pure physical best. Good job for everyone, especially those who set NRs.
In the mouth of the Europeans, tactical is their way of converting a long distance race into a silly cat and mouse last minute sprint. Run your long distance race hard from the gun and they can't keep up. Congratulations to Beatrice.
In 2017 I was amazed that Chepkoech was able to come back and finish 4th after missing the first water jump. In 2019, now I know: she really is just that fast!
Chepkoech would have won in 2017 as well but ran around the water jump and had to stop, turn around, run back about 15m, make another U-turn and then go over the water jump with no run up to it. She was almost 40m behind and had to run hard to get back in the race and finish 4th but it would have been a clear win otherwise. The next year she showed how dominant she was setting the WR and now she solidified that dominance in Doha with this convincing victory.
No one knows if she would have won. She made a huge gain after that brain freeze - when the lead group was making the short turn into the water jump, at least two runners almost tripped over Chepkoech who was seemingly more focused on the stands - they were making the turn, but she was staying wide with the wide turn, and almost crossed them up. But a huge reason for WHY Chepkoech made that big gain to get into the lead group again, was not long after that miss-up, a group of the trailing runners ahead of Chepkoech stumbled over a steeple jump that she was able to avoid, which opened a lane for Chepkoech to move up from the trailing group and give her a chance to catch back up. So had that trailing group NOT had that pile-up AFTER Chepkoech's mistake, she would have had a much more troublesome road ahead of her to get as close to the lead again, than what she ultimately had. Best to give credit to the runners who actually finished ahead of her, who ran technically efficient races and focused on the path ahead of them, which Chepkoech clearly did not do.....
Funny thing she didn't even think she could run the 3000 steeplechase her coach just suggested it and to her own delight she found she was very good at it.
So much to tell about these athlets... they are all picture of hardwork... awesome performance... watch with excitement... best of the best athlets... you are inspiration to all... respect from Igorot people Baguio Philippines...
It's funny how none of the women are at all animated when they get filmed before the start of the race. Usually the contestants smile and wave to the crowd. Here it's like they're preparing before the storm. Especially Chespol, haha
It's because sprinting is a battle whereas long distance running is a war. Except for Haile, he would stand at the starting line of a 10km with a massive cheesy grin from ear to ear lol.
I think she still would have a had a chance at a silver is she fully committed to go with Chepkoech early on. I know that it was a ridiculous pace for the 1st k but Kiyeng isn't a bad athlete by any means. She should have either fully committed or stayed back with the second pack instead of ending up in no mans land that early on in the race.
Not convinced tbh, I think Coburn would've beaten her anyway, had been in fantastic form all year. Had ran 9:04 with a fall in Prefontaine, I think she was always beating Kiyeng.
J Stewart Kiyeng is also the only one who used to chase down the banned drug cheat Ruth Jebet and beat her sometimes. I think she was trying the same thing here but Chepkoech is on another level.
No disgrace to Coburn. Some defending champions didn't even medal. 2nd place to wr holder almost undefeated for 2years is no shame. Congrats to Chepkoech for bouncing back in style from London 2017. Congrats to Krause, I just love seeing underdogs doing well.
Huh? Sorry, but Krause already got bronce in WC 2015 and is the european champion. 2017 she was knocked out by another runner. She is really no underdog. That here was a tactical clever reace from her - may be a little bit too late for her finish - Coburn wasn't out of reach.
I don’t think she even knew Emma was there cuz she was too far ahead to hear any voices of steps. Emma probably forgot about Beatrice too cuz she was too busy to secure that 2nd place. Emma joined Beatrice at the end to take a picture because everyone wants to be around the best. It was a nice race for both girls, they got what they came for.
@McLimo, she even took Emma Coburn's Championship record of 9:02. When Kenyans said that mistakes happened in London 2017 (when chepkoech missed the water jump and as a result, the US won, Courtney Frerichs asked; "WHAT MISTAKES?" That must not have gone unnoticed by the Kenyans. Frerichs was sixth! She was sixth down from silver. Yes, mistakes were made......by the Kenyans in 2017. I've also heard that Chepkoech fell (in that race) but that is unproven.
These women are all winners. If I had to run at that pace for 3000m they would have to get a stretcher to carry me off. And that would be after the second lap
She still has the energy to pick her countrywoman up (who only wanted to rest btw). The Kenyans have sustained excellence in distance running. No wrong turn here. Just blast to the finish line. Chepkoiech, Kipyegon, Obiri, I love to watch all 3.
Audio must not be live in the race? Because I've noticed several videos of voice overs not matching and cutting mid sentence while races are going on. Are you all splicing this together?
I’ve had these types of races among my Army buddy’s....... when we were in about the same fitness......... ‘come on.... you want to race and beat me......... You are going to have to hurt. That’s when you throw caution to the wind 🌬 and you bet a “Case of Beer”. Winner take all ! ! ! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
@@mememachine2357 This is the most stupid comment I have ever read. Someone who has run sub 9 mins and sub 8:45 mins was lucky to win? Such a senseless comment
You guys are displaying ignorance on here. Kenyan journalists pronounce foreign names wrongly all the time. Besides, I can bet you can't even pronounce Beatrice Chepkoech's first name correctly, if the pronunciation of that name by the majority of Kenyans is anything to go by. I speak as a Kenyan myself.
@mirandaal4541 the difference is that they are professionals. It's common knowledge in commentary that names are supposed to be pronounced in the original/owner's language. They're paid to do such kind of research.
Congratulations Chepkoech! Here she was racing against time. Finished so early that she was there to welcome everybody else on the finish line 😁😁😁. Proudly Kenyan
Wasn't she found to be a juicer? I thought I'd heard something about Kenyans being caught doing some bad things...
Let's appreciate Krause also, that was a brilliant bronze. The way she picked off everyone over the last lap was fantastic, almost caught Coburn too!
She was like 4 metres behind Coburn at the finish line. So much for almost.
@@kundakaps 🙄
Yes, a great last lap, but she didn't gain anything on Coburn for the last 120 metres or more.
@@jimbrennan7415 she hat very good last 2 laps
@@Philmoscowitz ok creep
These race's will make you know how 1 second is a lot of time... Congratulations to our champ ..No tactics no plans... You wanna race me .. take me on ..254 high 🇰🇪🇰🇪
We are yet to do this again 🇰🇪 🇰🇪
Chepkoech is a beast
Hardly looked tired
Power of melamine
She's smarter than a beast. After two years of daily study of the steeplechase route, and following the chalk line (especially made for her), she completed the route with absolutely no detours or tea breaks.
A beautiful beast at that.
love all the hugs at the end- speaks measures
Gg
Gg ch
Glad to see the east african spirit towards the end when Chemutai of Uganda helps out Kiyeng of Kenya who was out of breadth.
Oh yeah? Well, Coburn was already looking after the one on the ground. And the Africans just walked off the field when Coburn and Frerich were on the ground after their one two win! Racists! Haha!
Byn
@@papatorr3669 the Africans got no names. Racist hahaha
@@musicplease5 wasn't there a song about that was in the desert riding an African with No name, so on and so forth? Whatever it was it must have been racist!
@@papatorr3669 very
I love this! None of that tactical bullshit, just pure running to the line at your pure physical best. Good job for everyone, especially those who set NRs.
I love it when that happens. I'm hoping many athletes will follow suit in the olympics next year.
@@jonathanhole2972 welp
@@jonathanhole2972 If only that happened...
In the mouth of the Europeans, tactical is their way of converting a long distance race into a silly cat and mouse last minute sprint. Run your long distance race hard from the gun and they can't keep up. Congratulations to Beatrice.
In 2017 I was amazed that Chepkoech was able to come back and finish 4th after missing the first water jump. In 2019, now I know: she really is just that fast!
Remember what Cheptegei did in world cross country held in Kampala? He came out stronger!
Kenya reigns!..... beautiful Beatrice Chepkoech
we are kenyans we dont run we dissapear🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
That's right!!!!!!!
Proudly Kenyan.Hawa wanasiasa tu ndio hutuharibia nchi.
Oh yes
You guys are awesome
Winning from the front, the hardest way to do it. Total respect.
Chepkoech would have won in 2017 as well but ran around the water jump and had to stop, turn around, run back about 15m, make another U-turn and then go over the water jump with no run up to it. She was almost 40m behind and had to run hard to get back in the race and finish 4th but it would have been a clear win otherwise. The next year she showed how dominant she was setting the WR and now she solidified that dominance in Doha with this convincing victory.
No one knows if she would have won. She made a huge gain after that brain freeze - when the lead group was making the short turn into the water jump, at least two runners almost tripped over Chepkoech who was seemingly more focused on the stands - they were making the turn, but she was staying wide with the wide turn, and almost crossed them up.
But a huge reason for WHY Chepkoech made that big gain to get into the lead group again, was not long after that miss-up, a group of the trailing runners ahead of Chepkoech stumbled over a steeple jump that she was able to avoid, which opened a lane for Chepkoech to move up from the trailing group and give her a chance to catch back up. So had that trailing group NOT had that pile-up AFTER Chepkoech's mistake, she would have had a much more troublesome road ahead of her to get as close to the lead again, than what she ultimately had.
Best to give credit to the runners who actually finished ahead of her, who ran technically efficient races and focused on the path ahead of them, which Chepkoech clearly did not do.....
U sound hurt heal
I'm definitely a coburn fan but this was beautifully run by Chepkoech. Great performance!
Sis doesn't even look tired😂😂
Funny thing she didn't even think she could run the 3000 steeplechase her coach just suggested it and to her own delight she found she was very good at it.
@Craig Bphone shut up shenzi type
@Craig Bphone yeah, they call it Mursik
@Craig Bphone Don't dope so much dude
Commentator : "tactics.." technique"
Beatrice chepkoech: Hold my beer, i don't know any of that.
Congratulation our kenyan proud off u from Ethiopia
Hi 😊. Will you guys come for the women's steeplechase too 👀? You threatened us 🇰🇪 in the men's 😂
@@felistergatwiri7134 very son 😄
We always proud of you too.. Our good neighbors
@Hayat Nuri,
Thank you neighbour.
Thank you 😊
Chepkoech is unbeatable at the moment. Congrats to Coburn for 3 consecutive medals
Chipkoech strategy - "I'm the best, no strategy, just do what I do."
Thanks dia
These races make me miss the Olympics 2020
The man himself we have to be patient and wait for July 2021
i craaaiii
Now we are here
Emma has been running for a long time. Still one of the world's best. We love Emma!!
Beatrice in a hurry to go somewhere? An amazing race! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Congratulations Beatrice Chepkoech, Emma Coburn and Gesa Felicitas Krause. 😘😘😘
Chepkoech was so embarrassed by her 2017 mistake where she ran the wrong way. She should have dominated.
So much to tell about these athlets... they are all picture of hardwork... awesome performance... watch with excitement... best of the best athlets... you are inspiration to all... respect from Igorot people Baguio Philippines...
I'm proud of my country congratulations chepkoechi
That was some extreme pacing 0_o
It's funny how none of the women are at all animated when they get filmed before the start of the race. Usually the contestants smile and wave to the crowd. Here it's like they're preparing before the storm. Especially Chespol, haha
It's because sprinting is a battle whereas long distance running is a war. Except for Haile, he would stand at the starting line of a 10km with a massive cheesy grin from ear to ear lol.
@@MrKarma-bv5dp It is a grueling race.
Indeed. Celliphine is such a cutie but she looks as if she was beaten to the starting line.
Chepkoech is full of sportsmanship. Keep winning
That was pure hard work ,determination & confidence..... I doubted her when she kicked off from the word go...
You haven't seen her run before then because that's how she runs everytime.
Congratulations Beatrice chepkoech.
A well deserved win from Kenyan girl,,,
Kiyeng ran out of steam because she tried to chase Chepkoech early on. She paid for it in the end. Could have won silver if she had been smarter.
freedomm Agreed. She should waited until the end.
I think she still would have a had a chance at a silver is she fully committed to go with Chepkoech early on. I know that it was a ridiculous pace for the 1st k but Kiyeng isn't a bad athlete by any means. She should have either fully committed or stayed back with the second pack instead of ending up in no mans land that early on in the race.
Not convinced tbh, I think Coburn would've beaten her anyway, had been in fantastic form all year. Had ran 9:04 with a fall in Prefontaine, I think she was always beating Kiyeng.
Alan O' Connor Kiyeng regularly out kicks Coburn and has a faster PB. Only losing to her a couple of times.
J Stewart Kiyeng is also the only one who used to chase down the banned drug cheat Ruth Jebet and beat her sometimes. I think she was trying the same thing here but Chepkoech is on another level.
She improved alot since 4th place in Rio 2016
And there was another white from Germany
And another Bahraini instead of Jebet
Amazing stadium, congrats Doha! ♥️
You saw it too. It's so wonderful
She congradulated everyone and even helped one to her feet first before she went to celebrate. There's life lesson to learn here ❤❤
who else is in bed while eating chocolate 🍫
and feeling fat
Get up and be on track to cut off those calories Natalie😂😂
Awww Natalie...you ain't fat!!!
Chocolate is nice...eat healthy...stay healthy...
when you completely destroy the field and just become a world champion, than go around and hug and congratulate everyone... Bravo Beatrice!
I have waited for this
Me too
pia mimi awuor
What a race from Chepkoech, leading from start to finish
No doubt, the WR holder!
It’s so fun to watch the big group hop over the things, lol
beatrice chepkoech kudos kenya juu
Fair play...backed her self from the beginning and delivered
Emma is my fav by far, love her style ❤❤❤
Indetenible Beatrice!!!
That was a ridiculous pace by the WR holder 😹😹😹
She was there to win her first world title not to break record 😂
Your name sounds Ghana, how many world titles have you won let alone records 😆
@@ishmailnganga4425 that was nice clap back atajua hajui
@@ishmailnganga4425 He didn't say anything wrong?
@@ishmailnganga4425 ,
I also don't think the Ghanaian said anything wrong.
I think he said 'ridiculous' in a positive sense.
Labda ni mimi ninakosea.
No disgrace to Coburn. Some defending champions didn't even medal. 2nd place to wr holder almost undefeated for 2years is no shame. Congrats to Chepkoech for bouncing back in style from London 2017. Congrats to Krause, I just love seeing underdogs doing well.
Huh? Sorry, but Krause already got bronce in WC 2015 and is the european champion. 2017 she was knocked out by another runner. She is really no underdog. That here was a tactical clever reace from her - may be a little bit too late for her finish - Coburn wasn't out of reach.
No shame to anyone of the finalists. Getting to the final is no mean achievement.
Beatrice Chepkoech won the race at the starting line.
@Craig Bphone Well if you said so it must be true.
By the way when were you in africa looking in suitcases last?
Beatrice running form is so pretty
Chepkoech wasn't running to win but to silence mouthful Emma Coburn.
I don’t think she even knew Emma was there cuz she was too far ahead to hear any voices of steps. Emma probably forgot about Beatrice too cuz she was too busy to secure that 2nd place. Emma joined Beatrice at the end to take a picture because everyone wants to be around the best. It was a nice race for both girls, they got what they came for.
@McLimo,
she even took Emma Coburn's Championship record of 9:02.
When Kenyans said that mistakes happened in London 2017 (when chepkoech missed the water jump and as a result, the US won, Courtney Frerichs asked; "WHAT MISTAKES?"
That must not have gone unnoticed by the Kenyans.
Frerichs was sixth! She was sixth down from silver.
Yes, mistakes were made......by the Kenyans in 2017. I've also heard that Chepkoech fell (in that race) but that is unproven.
Uu
@@natiiveson4846 xzxz z
@@jamesrogoncho9035
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One second ahead each lap, dominant!
These women are all winners. If I had to run at that pace for 3000m they would have to get a stretcher to carry me off. And that would be after the second lap
Why are the commentators focusing on Emma here. My goodness it was a splendid performance Chepkoech
i cant have enough of steeplechase
This was the event of the tournament,hands down!!!!
❤❤❤❤Kenya always best we are proud to be Kenyan
Keep it up kenan team.
Proud Ugandan
She's Kenyan, but you know what? East Africa for life
Beautiful people the Ugandans👌💖🙏 Brilliant imagine being the fastest woman on earth!🥰
Gracias por el bello resumen desde Venezuela
The gal is a beast
Could yous post the heats too please :)
She still has the energy to pick her countrywoman up (who only wanted to rest btw). The Kenyans have sustained excellence in distance running. No wrong turn here. Just blast to the finish line. Chepkoiech, Kipyegon, Obiri, I love to watch all 3.
Lol @ “rest”
🏅 Brave run and improved. sat-nav navigation for the winner 🏃♀️
Frerichs has a better PR than Coburn yet can't seem to beat her in championship races.
time trial for chepkoech
Chepkoech 🇰🇪🇰🇪
LOL took advantage of Beatrice Chepkoech's SAT NAV problems
Does anyone know why some of the athletes have different coloured backgrounds for their name tags? Eg. Coburn and Chepkoech
I know red means defending champion, idk what yellow means
Chemutai good work
coburn has great hurdle technique
Coburn had great strategy. when she came closer to the second last water jump she increased her pace because she knew she is the best at water jumps
Introduced chemutai for a second and he closed it off for hours . Never judge anyone
The commentators were highly focusing on Emma
She's still a good athlete tho
Congratulations to Emma because East Africa has been there Normaly on the podium
Gesa Felicitas Krause superbe on top Sie ist die deutsche Zukunft wie Konstance Klosterhalfen und Alina Reh sowie die Sprinterinnen.
I love her style of racing
Impresionante fantastico . lejos la s mejores del mundo.
FAN--TASTIC!!!! run ALL the way!!!! Chepkoech!!! - The GREATEST!!!! steeplechase runner ever!!!!
The way the camera easily passed on the winner of this race 🤣🤣 Team Uganda 💪🏿
I can't even imagine running 3000K in 10 minutes...only to end up in last place.
Redemption from 2017
Beautiful Chepkoech is her name!
She had race with non!
Audio must not be live in the race? Because I've noticed several videos of voice overs not matching and cutting mid sentence while races are going on. Are you all splicing this together?
She just sailed through that
that was dope...
Kenya juu congrats Beatrice Chepkoech.................
bart wasn’t lying
These Kalenjin re superhuman you got to admit it
Why water pond btw??
I’ve had these types of races among my Army buddy’s....... when we were in about the same fitness......... ‘come on.... you want to race and beat me.........
You are going to have to hurt.
That’s when you throw caution to the wind 🌬 and you bet a “Case of Beer”.
Winner take all ! ! !
🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Take that Emma Coburn. You were beaten flat. So happy that Chepcoech won
Coburn is still better than Chepkoech! She just got lucky.
@@mememachine2357 ok man you are the boss
@@mememachine2357 This is the most stupid comment I have ever read. Someone who has run sub 9 mins and sub 8:45 mins was lucky to win? Such a senseless comment
@@mememachine2357 Not in 1000 years. She will never ever be better than Chepkoech. She can only dream to have Chepkoech's range and accolades.
@@mememachine2357 How can she be better than world record holder?
The fourth Athelete Yavi, from Bahrain is my neighbor in Kenya
This is going to be mad in TOKYO waiting. May the best lady win.
For me all runner are the best
The camera is focused on chase group and not the leader
These commentators need to research on how athletes names are pronounced in the athletes native language. Who is Kepkoek?
Remember the Olympics? They had the audacity to pronounce Eliud' s name as 'Kipkoji' over and over again....nkt
You guys are displaying ignorance on here. Kenyan journalists pronounce foreign names wrongly all the time. Besides, I can bet you can't even pronounce Beatrice Chepkoech's first name correctly, if the pronunciation of that name by the majority of Kenyans is anything to go by. I speak as a Kenyan myself.
@mirandaal4541 the difference is that they are professionals. It's common knowledge in commentary that names are supposed to be pronounced in the original/owner's language. They're paid to do such kind of research.
Great race
Beatrice Chepkoech
Chepkoech beginning to tire..spectators wtf
Kipkoech demolished a world class field even Emma coburn was barely in the picture