He did a 7:23.63 last year with a final 400m of 54.0, final 200m of 25.8, and final 100m with a 12.8. And he did this less than 24 hours after doing a 3:43.73 mile (3rd fastest of all time). Enough said
Incredible!!!!! If a man can run a 3:46 in the mile and a 3:29 in the 1500 and run a 7:20.67 WR in the 3000 and a 7:58 in the 2 mile then a person who ran a 3:43 mile and a 3:26 in the 1500 plus a 7:54 WR in the 2 Mile should be able to run a sub 7:20 in the 3000. He should be able to do it if he has a good day and everything goes well.
@@davidsimon1324 Let's slow down with the expectations! Daniel Komen ran 10seconds faster than Jakob ever has in the 5000m which might be a better indicator of the strength required to consistently churn out fast laps over the 3000m distance. Also, you wouldn't predict that Komen could run that 3000m time based on his 1500m & 2 mile clockings. 7:20 min is an anomaly!! It will be amazing if he can do it but I'm certainly not expecting him to run a 3second PB and break the toughest record among the middle and long distances.
@@jakkeday1Ingebrigtsen ran 12:48.45 for the win in June 2021. He can definitely run quicker. His 7:54.10 2 mile was run almost exactly two years after his 5000m PB and I would estimate in a time trial he’d run very close to the current 12:35.36 world record.
@@7agneskickingbird7 I doubt it but who really knows 🤷🏽 History suggests that you need 10,000m strength and endurance to break the 5,000m record (even Said Aouita & Dave Moorcroft ran some 10K races). Edit: He just smashed the 3000m WR!!! Happy to be wrong because he has just done something incredible!! Maybe you are right 😉
Looks like the forecast has cooled slightly to around 27 tomorrow. That should be totally fine for 7.5 minutes of running. I believe the weather was quite similar when he ran 7:54.10 in June last year. I still think the world record will be broken tomorrow, just not feeling 100 or even 90% confident. I’ve also heard the pacing has been set for 4:55 at 2000m tomorrow. That is off world record pace but then again Ingebrigtsen does seem to prefer a slightly more conservative start with a negative split. Looking forward to it!
I think he will play it by ear -according to how he feels on the day. If legs are good and conditions good, he will go for it. Good chance that he rather goes just for the win.
@@AdamJansen786 exactly. For that 15 the win over Hocker mattered most. He could have gone faster, but it was a measured controlled win. Had Hocker challenged on the final stretch, Jakob still had another gear.
If it's the last years Diamond League final you are telling about we have to remember that Jakob had a 3.43 mile race in his legs from the night before before his 3000 m race.
Why come up with tactics the others can use in the race? This will be a race with rabbits. They will keep the pace in record speed, and no other tactic than trying to hang on and hopefully have some punch left for the last few lap, will be happening.
When there is a heavy favourite, I always like to explore what the others can do to stop that favourite. As I said in the video, I don’t think it will happen (hence why there is a favourite) but I feel it’s more interesting to speak about that then why the favourite will win.
@@jaredbowen3527 9.58 100m is 1.1% faster than the 2nd place time of 9.69. This 7:17 is about 0.68% faster than the previous world record of 7:20. While being very impressive it's imo nowhere near the level of a 9.58 in the 100m. That gap of 1.1% becomes even more impressive when you realize the race lasts less than 10 seconds. In the 200m the gap is about 0.36% and in the 400m only 0.34%.
No. He will be breathing the Norwegian’s fumes when the real running starts. Did you watch the Olympic 5k? At 500m to go Jakob ran away from him like he was standing still. Fisher is great but outclassed here.
Update: Jakob Ingebrigtsen just SMASHED the WR with a time of 7.17.55 in 29C weather! Seems the Norwegians fitness is unbeatable at this point.
Wow. He smashed it!
He did a 7:23.63 last year with a final 400m of 54.0, final 200m of 25.8, and final 100m with a 12.8. And he did this less than 24 hours after doing a 3:43.73 mile (3rd fastest of all time). Enough said
Incredible!!!!! If a man can run a 3:46 in the mile and a 3:29 in the 1500 and run a 7:20.67 WR in the 3000 and a 7:58 in the 2 mile then a person who ran a 3:43 mile and a 3:26 in the 1500 plus a 7:54 WR in the 2 Mile should be able to run a sub 7:20 in the 3000. He should be able to do it if he has a good day and everything goes well.
@@davidsimon1324
Let's slow down with the expectations! Daniel Komen ran 10seconds faster than Jakob ever has in the 5000m which might be a better indicator of the strength required to consistently churn out fast laps over the 3000m distance.
Also, you wouldn't predict that Komen could run that 3000m time based on his 1500m & 2 mile clockings. 7:20 min is an anomaly!!
It will be amazing if he can do it but I'm certainly not expecting him to run a 3second PB and break the toughest record among the middle and long distances.
@@jakkeday1Ingebrigtsen ran 12:48.45 for the win in June 2021. He can definitely run quicker. His 7:54.10 2 mile was run almost exactly two years after his 5000m PB and I would estimate in a time trial he’d run very close to the current 12:35.36 world record.
@@7agneskickingbird7
I doubt it but who really knows 🤷🏽
History suggests that you need 10,000m strength and endurance to break the 5,000m record (even Said Aouita & Dave Moorcroft ran some 10K races).
Edit: He just smashed the 3000m WR!!! Happy to be wrong because he has just done something incredible!! Maybe you are right 😉
@@jakkeday1 Jakob just beat the world record by a lot. He just ran a 7:17.
Looks like the forecast has cooled slightly to around 27 tomorrow. That should be totally fine for 7.5 minutes of running. I believe the weather was quite similar when he ran 7:54.10 in June last year. I still think the world record will be broken tomorrow, just not feeling 100 or even 90% confident. I’ve also heard the pacing has been set for 4:55 at 2000m tomorrow. That is off world record pace but then again Ingebrigtsen does seem to prefer a slightly more conservative start with a negative split. Looking forward to it!
I think he will play it by ear -according to how he feels on the day. If legs are good and conditions good, he will go for it. Good chance that he rather goes just for the win.
I think this is a good way to put it given how he approached Lausanne.
@@AdamJansen786 exactly. For that 15 the win over Hocker mattered most. He could have gone faster, but it was a measured controlled win. Had Hocker challenged on the final stretch, Jakob still had another gear.
Great vid
If it's the last years Diamond League final you are telling about we have to remember that Jakob had a 3.43 mile race in his legs from the night before before his 3000 m race.
They'll be pacers that will string out that pack and reduce any boxing out.
Update: yes
boy just ran a 7:17
7:20 😂😂😂
solid analysis. you can make a lot of money gambling.
If I was a gambling man then maybe…
@@AdamJansen786 You might want to look into it lol
Why come up with tactics the others can use in the race? This will be a race with rabbits. They will keep the pace in record speed, and no other tactic than trying to hang on and hopefully have some punch left for the last few lap, will be happening.
When there is a heavy favourite, I always like to explore what the others can do to stop that favourite. As I said in the video, I don’t think it will happen (hence why there is a favourite) but I feel it’s more interesting to speak about that then why the favourite will win.
He obliterated it wtf 😭
This world record might be better than 9.58
@@jaredbowen3527
9.58 100m is 1.1% faster than the 2nd place time of 9.69. This 7:17 is about 0.68% faster than the previous world record of 7:20. While being very impressive it's imo nowhere near the level of a 9.58 in the 100m. That gap of 1.1% becomes even more impressive when you realize the race lasts less than 10 seconds. In the 200m the gap is about 0.36% and in the 400m only 0.34%.
I can’t see him breaking the WR
He obliterated it
Grant fisher gonna whoop that ass!
Nah
No. He will be breathing the Norwegian’s fumes when the real running starts. Did you watch the Olympic 5k? At 500m to go Jakob ran away from him like he was standing still. Fisher is great but outclassed here.
@@jasonperlmutter4402agreed, Jakobs 1500m speed gives him a noticeable advantage over the other runners who focus solely on the 3k up
Distance running is so boring lol
Different strokes for different folks
400 ever since 2016 is awfull
100 and 200 since bolt are just unapologetically untalented
They all rolled af not capable to run 9:8 😂😂😂