Noah Lyles - All Sub 20 Second 200m Races [2017-2021]
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- This video shows all of the sub 20 second races that Noah Lyles has ran throughout his sprinting career so far.
Tags: Noah Lyles 19.50, Noah Lyles 200m, Noah Lyles Diamond League, 2019 200m final, 200m Olympic final, Usain Bolt 200m World Record, Terrance Laird 200m, Laird v Boling, sprinting, 2021 olympic trials,
I didnt realize he had so many sub 20s
He has 20 after yesterday's 19.52. Could have as many as 40 by careers end. Including a few sub 19.40s..because I think he will get faster. Michael Johnson was nearly 29 when he ran 19.32.
@@fender1000100 If Lyles breaks the American record I'll eat my heart out.
@@yennox5338 Erriyon Knighton has entered the conversation with a 19.49 season opener
@@yennox5338 aye bro the time has come
@@sub2me543 💀
If not for the stupid pandemic, Noah would be in the 19.40s by now
19.31
The definition of good from behind
🤣🤣🤣
He ran 16 sub-20s which is so many, which really puts into perspective how amazing bolt's career of 34 sub-20s is
I think he will run more than 34
@@harshinfotainment6458 if he stays healthy throughout his career, he has a good chance. Not forgetting that he will be doubling over the 100 and 200 so he won't be racing the 200m as much as he did in 2018 and 2019
bolt could have ran sub 20 every race, but he preserved everything for the final
These are straight-up 19s lol sub-20s are normally like 19.93
Bolt was 31 by the time he retired. Lyles is only 24. I believe he will have at least 36 sub 20 times by the time he finishes. Including at least one under 19.40.
It looks like Noah Lyle frequently had the best turns at the bend for the 200m. And he can sustain his speed in the second half of the race.
Now that is a specialist 200m runner...
Great video
Sheesh 19.50 was impressive!
wish the commentary was overlapped between the cuts so we could see what they said
And then… Olympic happened
Nah he’s still the best active 200 runner now, de grasse should be grateful for the 5 minutes of fame he got, always winning by luck because the best didn’t perform
Re-upload this video!
Time for an updated video.
Noah lyles highlight reel..
What a consistency!
Consistent af
Nice, Keep it
What’s his pb?
19.50
19.31
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Could never be bolt tho, but good athlete.
Yeah I think we know that. But he will become one of the greatest. And have more sub 20 second times than everyother 200m runner in history.
@@fender1000100 no he cant handle the pressure, he good in these1 off races , when it comes to rounds he choke
@@Isiy45 he was kind of out of shape in the Olympics
This was Lyles in his prime. Damn. And now this year he's in trouble. Eish.
I’m not sure if he’s in fear of peaking too early or he really is in trouble.
Don’t know. The final race from Mt Sac in May, I read in an interview with Lyles, this week, going into that race, his body was very sore from his intense training. If that is true, he more was running on instinct and raw talent, compensating running on “tired/dead legs”. From watching his videos, he has been trying to develop more strength, more to get out of the blocks quick and powerful. He also mentioned about peaking at the right time.
I believe he will be fine for the 200m, even though the competition has stiffen since 2019.
He has yet to HIT his prime. He will go under 19.40 when he does.
I'm not an expert on 200m running, but in most of these races he seems to be labouring slightly the last 30m or so - i.e. slowing down.
Would people say this is to do with pace control, a lack of endurance training, or just something that happens to every 200m runner?
If he could work on this, he could be another 0.2 faster in pretty much every race shown here.
Well in the 200 you are supposed to get out relaxed at 90% and build to max speed during drive phase while staying relaxed, you’d want to achieve top speed by the 100 meter mark and hopefully hold and float till the end while holding form and having high knees with good transition aka b step.