I know Lachie quite well. I’ve coached him and he isn’t the only one to run this well and these times. He, along with his training partners, are all on the improve. The state of Australian sprinting is very good at present. We have a relay team that will make the finals in any event and the young cohort will improve. Also, this is still early season and the group have metres of improvement left in them. He is a humble boy - take a close look at his right arm and ask yourself why is it bandaged too. Happy to jump on a vodcast if you’d like me too.
Hey Tiaan here, I came 2nd in that 60m with a 6.50. Firstly, major respect for not just being hater like most seem to be about this. Here is my 2 cents on indoor vs outdoor 60m times: Are indoor 60m and outdoor 60m times directly comparable? No, of course not. But then again neither out any two sets of outdoor 100m times. I think everyone can agree a 100m time ran at La Chaux-de-Fonds (998m) with a (+2.0) is on a whole other level to a 100m time ran at sea level into a headwind in a cold country - and yet they still fall under the same rankings table/top lists/qualifications etc. By this logic I think it's entirely fair to have indoor and outdoor 60m times in the same rankings and allow outdoor 60s to count for qualifiers since the effect of conditions is probably less from indoor to outdoor 60m than it is comparing any two random 100m times. Also it's not like the rest of the world is forced to only run indoors, Jamaica and South Africa for example have been running outdoor 60s for ages and nothings stopping USA and Europe from doing the same thing. I also think people are also grossly overestimating how much a tail wind would help you in a 60m by comparing it to how wind affects 100m times. Wind is going to affect you exponentially more in a 100m where you're spending more time in said wind and comparatively more of your race running at top speed (where wind resistance is higher) Id also like to point out (and you can see this in the video) we're all using small beat up blocks - and the track itself is fairly worn down. Now this isn't enough to negate the advantage of the wind - but I'm sure we'd have run faster with proper blocks on a new mondo surface laid ontop of boards or basketball courts. Unfortunately we just don't have the facilities on this side of the World - despite NZ actually coming 2nd in the medal table at World Indoors in 2024 we dont have any indoor facilities, and neither does Australia. For many years we were somewhat excluded from what is essentially half of Track and Field (albeit the much smaller half) and we had to pay thousands of dollars out of our own pockets (funding this side of the world is almost non existent) to travel overseas just to have a chance to run a 60m. I think World Athletics realized this is an issue - and for sake of inclusivity decided to expand the indoor format to "short track" drastically decreasing the barrier of entry and opening up that side of the sport to the whole world. Afterall - it's supposed to be a "World" Championships. That being said, I understand some people's reluctance to want to include Lachies time in the Top 10 all time performances. Even though Ackeem Blake already has a windy time in there. But at the end of the day our sport has to grow and evolve or it will die. The same way new records are being set with new shoes, track material etc. Imagine if we still ran in dirt because people wanted to keep the sport as pure and consistent as possible for all time. I love short track - I love indoors. I think with the world heading more towards shorter form content in general this side of out sport is going to grow alot in the future. It's more intimate and enjoyable to attend as a spectator and easier to turn into an easily digestible and fun event as a whole. Now in regards to the accusations and rumors that the race was dodgy or not legit: The reason we all ran PRs is because we've all barely run any 60m races. I ran a windy 6.58 end of last year, Lachie ran a 6.55 in the rain a couple weeks ago. Most of us only ran our first ever 60m last year with the rule changes to short track. My 6.66 previous PB was quite literally the first 60m I ever ran in Pamplona last season. Also I'd like to point out we all ran quick in the heats to. Me and Lachie both going 6.52 - so not like the clock just glitched out in the final. Also you can't argue the track is shorter or something is off in general because then the women would have run equally crazy times right after us - but they didn't. And Zoe was in that race who placed 4th and World Indoors last year. I was also at WIndoors last year (came 21st) - you can see me beating Lyles to 20m in the heats. That was my 2nd time ever running a 60m. But yeah, at the end of the day we all know times only mean so much, and unless you were in the same race you cant really compare - so we will be looking to back up these performances at WIndoors in Nanjing later this year 💪
People aren't being haters, they are being cautious about the hype wagon. Remember Matt Boling?..and many before him? People want to see new talent. Scientists have studied literally thousands of marks ran by elite athletes and they know exactly, or within a very close error, how much they assist. They also know how much altitude assists. its no mystery why Canberra has a bunch of athlete PBs. And the published converters, most famous by Jonas Mureika, are notoriously conservative. Those who have followed the sport longer than you've been alive will recognize this. That being said, the Morieka tables give +1.6 and 500m above sea level, +0.06 over sea level and no wind over 60m. So, i'd expect him to run a low 6.5 indoors if he ran right now. still impressive... and as far as his 10.17 into 1m wind..tables say its a 10.13. we can only speculate but a genuine 6.50 translates to a sub 10 100m...there are a very small number of the 50 or so athletes that have ran 6.50 that haven't gone under 10s, and several of them are hurdlers who dont run the flat 100 competitively when in form. you yourself just ran a 6.50 and your 100 PB is 10.14..prior to that your PB was 6.66 in the same year.. are you suggesting that in the World Atheltics league, you'll go sub 10?..i think you are underestimating how much advantage Canberra gives. LAst Year Torrie Lewis ran 11.10 with +1.6 in Canberra..and ran 11.44 in Brisbane, 11.40 in Melbourne, 11.54 in Tokyo..
Will remember for next time. As a foreigner I think teaching the rest of us how to say your name is almost a rite of passage as an up and coming athlete.
Gratitude to you Coach Rob for creating a credible platform with which to present adroit observation and analysis on this oft under-appreciated under-represented sporting expression! Those who exist true afficionado's of this athletic idiom will observe young Mr. Kennedy's sprint mechanics! The body lean the knee lift /foreleg extension and the power generated by his faultless arm action! I-exist a student albeit middle-aged of the Bud Winter school of sprinting-the same institution that produced those sterling San Jose State, Arizona State, Auburn, USC and Houston squads-young Mr. Kennedy clearly putting work in toward his arrival on the world stage; now clearly World Class in laying down the posted 60m times while representing Australia in the sprint disciplines! Though these times-exist early, they serve notice to any and all regarding his improved sprint acumen! The present coterie of sprinting elites should not sleep this young man as he will likely push them to lower times given the likelihood of his start and subsequent drive phases to top end will set him fastest through 60 meters in any competitive outdoor 100 meter event! Apologies Coach Rob for the length of this reply-will endeavor to lower my next commentary (split-ran 3rd leg on all 3 sprint relays)... Peace
I gotta be honest, they need to separate the indoor and outdoor times. There are too many different factors between the two for the times to be qualified as the same. Sure, it's the same distance, but as you said, the track itself is completely different from indoors and outdoors, and other factors.
Exactly and bizarrely it always was until this year. Imagine this same thing for the 200m. I ran 19.80 outdoors so I now hold the indoor record....yes it's a banked track indoors but it's "different", just like running an indoor 60m.
Canberra is high altitude. I don’t know what the weather was like but during summer it likely had a density altitude of 4000ft. With tail wind add 0.30sec +-0.10 to the time to get an indoor estimate.
Someone or something seems to have dropped some Sprinting Goop on Australia recently. Fastest male 60m, potential superstar Gout Gout and arguably the fastest woman in the world over 40m, 16 year old Thewbelle Philp, the pocket rocket.
Canberra is at altitude and is where loads of freak runs are ran by Aussies. Dont read too much into it. but hes now got 6.55, 6.52 and 6.43 against is name. Its pronounced 'Lock-lan'. or 'Lockie". I've never ever heard anyone say 'Lay-shee' before.
I'm Australian and whilst it was a great run, it has nothing to do with indoor running and should be treated as we treat the 60m splits while running 100's outdoors. Outdoors always faster, especially with decent tailwinds. Its also hot in Canberra at the moment and the track is 2,000 feet above sea level.
A good time in the 60, regardless of indoors or outdoors is just an indicator of the potential for the 100. Nothing more, nothing less. A 6.4 in the 60 is enough speed for a sub 9.9 100. But putting it all together, that's the challenge!
He definitely ain’t hitting 9s I’ve seen his 100 and 200 times outdoors he’s complete garbage this time is bs and it has a 1.6 wind it’s just a mediocre great white hope
@ until he runs that time more than 1 time I don’t care and if u know track you’re not ur PR it’s ur average he’s a 10.2 guy and that time won’t help him with shit there are so many black athletes with real talent running way faster than that at his age there are high schoolers running faster than that
@@TheoOJamaloO1 My comment wasn't about any specific event. For example the high schooler who just broke the national 500m record last week beating Olympian Quincy Wilson in the process. I see breakout performances like that every year and it's part of what makes track and field so fascinating.
World athletics is the ones destroying track and field. The fact that week after week we are talking about outdoor 60m tells me how crazy this has become. Can we stop giving credence to the stupidity of world athletics???? Please. As I said about Kishane's 60m outdoor. It doesn't mean anything because it's training and it's outdoors.....and I'm Jamaican. Please put these things in context. 60m is an indoor event. Let's stop covering the 60m outdoor events. Track fans will find the events online but please stop giving them credence.
It’s hard for these up & coming content creators to not bite at alot of these flashy, meaningless performances… especially if they depend on this income or are obsessed with getting likes. Seemingly, Coach Rob has diluted his product for this.
Old head mindset. Track has to evolve or die man - changing "Indoors" to "short track" opens up that side of the sport to the rest of the world who don't have indoor facilities. We have to move forward - or we'd still be running 100 yards on dirt. Short track is the future.
Do you subscribe to the notion that if someone can tell you the pounds per square inch of down force that an athlete can generate while sprinting then they could tell me who wins the race?
@@ntwalipat2cause they are trying to promote a great white hope again with bs times to go against the black Australian kid this dude ain’t running these times I looked at his 100 and 200 times outdoors he’s absolutely dumpster juice they do this every year in track they did it with boiling,Abby,Kalen walker now this guy
It’s a bs time with a 1.6 wind they just trying to promote yet another great white hype don’t get ahead of yourself his 100 and 200 times are absolutely dumpster juice and he ain’t winning no championships that’s for sure
I respect ur opinion, but am disappointed you refer to me as a “hater” especially without actually explaining why? Also I’m unsure what exactly I’m envious of when pro athletes simply run fast?
Give me a break. He ran this outdoor in his country. When he comes indoors and competes against the top talent, I will believe it. Last year he bombed out after all of those GREAT times. As a former sprinter, seeing is believing...
He's 21, and he ran 10.17 into a headwind the next day. Aussies run 60m outdoors in summer to line up with indoor season and because there are no indoor tracks here.
@ I mean not really Lyles just had more races under his belt that's why he beat Coleman at the US champs. At world's it was pretty clear that Coleman was going to win. He ran 6.49 or 6.48 in the heats then 6.43 in the semi final and 6.41 in the final.
It should be common knowlege to all track fans that running indoor will not produce faster times in comparison to outdoor. Bolts indoor 100m world record of 9.98 for example
3 of the top 4 guys were in the Aussie 4x100 team that missed the final (0.05 behind Italy) but ran a time that would have won heat 2. Maybe do some research before shooting your uninformed mouth off.
I know Lachie quite well. I’ve coached him and he isn’t the only one to run this well and these times. He, along with his training partners, are all on the improve. The state of Australian sprinting is very good at present. We have a relay team that will make the finals in any event and the young cohort will improve. Also, this is still early season and the group have metres of improvement left in them. He is a humble boy - take a close look at his right arm and ask yourself why is it bandaged too. Happy to jump on a vodcast if you’d like me too.
Thanks for the explanation about the difference between indoors and outdoors. 6.43 is flying anywhere!
Well in Australia we don’t have indoor tracks. We don’t have the weather for them. I hope he gets the chance to go do some indoor 60m races
you sound stupid, what does the weather have anythng to do with indoor tracks?
Hey Tiaan here, I came 2nd in that 60m with a 6.50.
Firstly, major respect for not just being hater like most seem to be about this.
Here is my 2 cents on indoor vs outdoor 60m times:
Are indoor 60m and outdoor 60m times directly comparable? No, of course not. But then again neither out any two sets of outdoor 100m times. I think everyone can agree a 100m time ran at La Chaux-de-Fonds (998m) with a (+2.0) is on a whole other level to a 100m time ran at sea level into a headwind in a cold country - and yet they still fall under the same rankings table/top lists/qualifications etc. By this logic I think it's entirely fair to have indoor and outdoor 60m times in the same rankings and allow outdoor 60s to count for qualifiers since the effect of conditions is probably less from indoor to outdoor 60m than it is comparing any two random 100m times. Also it's not like the rest of the world is forced to only run indoors, Jamaica and South Africa for example have been running outdoor 60s for ages and nothings stopping USA and Europe from doing the same thing.
I also think people are also grossly overestimating how much a tail wind would help you in a 60m by comparing it to how wind affects 100m times. Wind is going to affect you exponentially more in a 100m where you're spending more time in said wind and comparatively more of your race running at top speed (where wind resistance is higher)
Id also like to point out (and you can see this in the video) we're all using small beat up blocks - and the track itself is fairly worn down. Now this isn't enough to negate the advantage of the wind - but I'm sure we'd have run faster with proper blocks on a new mondo surface laid ontop of boards or basketball courts.
Unfortunately we just don't have the facilities on this side of the World - despite NZ actually coming 2nd in the medal table at World Indoors in 2024 we dont have any indoor facilities, and neither does Australia. For many years we were somewhat excluded from what is essentially half of Track and Field (albeit the much smaller half) and we had to pay thousands of dollars out of our own pockets (funding this side of the world is almost non existent) to travel overseas just to have a chance to run a 60m. I think World Athletics realized this is an issue - and for sake of inclusivity decided to expand the indoor format to "short track" drastically decreasing the barrier of entry and opening up that side of the sport to the whole world. Afterall - it's supposed to be a "World" Championships.
That being said, I understand some people's reluctance to want to include Lachies time in the Top 10 all time performances. Even though Ackeem Blake already has a windy time in there. But at the end of the day our sport has to grow and evolve or it will die. The same way new records are being set with new shoes, track material etc. Imagine if we still ran in dirt because people wanted to keep the sport as pure and consistent as possible for all time.
I love short track - I love indoors. I think with the world heading more towards shorter form content in general this side of out sport is going to grow alot in the future. It's more intimate and enjoyable to attend as a spectator and easier to turn into an easily digestible and fun event as a whole.
Now in regards to the accusations and rumors that the race was dodgy or not legit:
The reason we all ran PRs is because we've all barely run any 60m races.
I ran a windy 6.58 end of last year, Lachie ran a 6.55 in the rain a couple weeks ago.
Most of us only ran our first ever 60m last year with the rule changes to short track. My 6.66 previous PB was quite literally the first 60m I ever ran in Pamplona last season.
Also I'd like to point out we all ran quick in the heats to. Me and Lachie both going 6.52 - so not like the clock just glitched out in the final.
Also you can't argue the track is shorter or something is off in general because then the women would have run equally crazy times right after us - but they didn't. And Zoe was in that race who placed 4th and World Indoors last year. I was also at WIndoors last year (came 21st) - you can see me beating Lyles to 20m in the heats. That was my 2nd time ever running a 60m.
But yeah, at the end of the day we all know times only mean so much, and unless you were in the same race you cant really compare - so we will be looking to back up these performances at WIndoors in Nanjing later this year 💪
Also - he ran 10.17 into a (-1.0) the day after the 60m as his 4th race in 2 days - so fair to say that 10.20 PB is very outdated.
People aren't being haters, they are being cautious about the hype wagon. Remember Matt Boling?..and many before him?
People want to see new talent.
Scientists have studied literally thousands of marks ran by elite athletes and they know exactly, or within a very close error, how much they assist. They also know how much altitude assists. its no mystery why Canberra has a bunch of athlete PBs. And the published converters, most famous by Jonas Mureika, are notoriously conservative. Those who have followed the sport longer than you've been alive will recognize this. That being said, the Morieka tables give +1.6 and 500m above sea level, +0.06 over sea level and no wind over 60m. So, i'd expect him to run a low 6.5 indoors if he ran right now. still impressive...
and as far as his 10.17 into 1m wind..tables say its a 10.13. we can only speculate but a genuine 6.50 translates to a sub 10 100m...there are a very small number of the 50 or so athletes that have ran 6.50 that haven't gone under 10s, and several of them are hurdlers who dont run the flat 100 competitively when in form.
you yourself just ran a 6.50 and your 100 PB is 10.14..prior to that your PB was 6.66 in the same year.. are you suggesting that in the World Atheltics league, you'll go sub 10?..i think you are underestimating how much advantage Canberra gives.
LAst Year Torrie Lewis ran 11.10 with +1.6 in Canberra..and ran 11.44 in Brisbane, 11.40 in Melbourne, 11.54 in Tokyo..
Love the content as always Coach Rob, but just a heads up that 'Lachie' is pronounced "Locky'
Will remember for next time. As a foreigner I think teaching the rest of us how to say your name is almost a rite of passage as an up and coming athlete.
Yeh it's short for Lachlan ... "locklan" but we abbreviate (almost) everything here and add y or ie .. Rob, Robbie, Michael, Mikey or Micky .. 😂
Gratitude to you Coach Rob for creating a credible platform with which to present adroit observation and analysis on this oft under-appreciated under-represented sporting expression! Those who exist true afficionado's of this athletic idiom will observe young Mr. Kennedy's sprint mechanics! The body lean the knee lift /foreleg extension and the power generated by his faultless arm action! I-exist a student albeit middle-aged of the Bud Winter school of sprinting-the same institution that produced those sterling San Jose State, Arizona State, Auburn, USC and Houston squads-young Mr. Kennedy clearly putting work in toward his arrival on the world stage; now clearly World Class in laying down the posted 60m times while representing Australia in the sprint disciplines! Though these times-exist early, they serve notice to any and all regarding his improved sprint acumen! The present coterie of sprinting elites should not sleep this young man as he will likely push them to lower times given the likelihood of his start and subsequent drive phases to top end will set him fastest through 60 meters in any competitive outdoor 100 meter event! Apologies Coach Rob for the length of this reply-will endeavor to lower my next commentary (split-ran 3rd leg on all 3 sprint relays)... Peace
Coach, somehow you’ve become the master of saying a whole lot to not really say much.
I gotta be honest, they need to separate the indoor and outdoor times. There are too many different factors between the two for the times to be qualified as the same. Sure, it's the same distance, but as you said, the track itself is completely different from indoors and outdoors, and other factors.
Exactly and bizarrely it always was until this year. Imagine this same thing for the 200m. I ran 19.80 outdoors so I now hold the indoor record....yes it's a banked track indoors but it's "different", just like running an indoor 60m.
Indoor facilities should be commonplace in Jamaica
@@SuperKamiGuruu Indoor tracks would be a waste of money in a country that doesn't have a real winter.
Lachie derived from Lachlan pronounced "Lock -lan". I would guess his name is pronounced "Locky" not "Lay-chi".
Canberra is high altitude. I don’t know what the weather was like but during summer it likely had a density altitude of 4000ft. With tail wind add 0.30sec +-0.10 to the time to get an indoor estimate.
Someone or something seems to have dropped some Sprinting Goop on Australia recently. Fastest male 60m, potential superstar Gout Gout and arguably the fastest woman in the world over 40m, 16 year old Thewbelle Philp, the pocket rocket.
uk's divime iheme is quicker than gout despite being 2 years younger and italy's 15 yr old kelly doualla edimo is much quicker than thewbelle
Drug cheating ????? 😊
Such a good channel
Canberra is at altitude and is where loads of freak runs are ran by Aussies. Dont read too much into it. but hes now got 6.55, 6.52 and 6.43 against is name.
Its pronounced 'Lock-lan'. or 'Lockie".
I've never ever heard anyone say 'Lay-shee' before.
I'm Australian and whilst it was a great run, it has nothing to do with indoor running and should be treated as we treat the 60m splits while running 100's outdoors. Outdoors always faster, especially with decent tailwinds. Its also hot in Canberra at the moment and the track is 2,000 feet above sea level.
His name is pronounced Lock-ee spelt Lachie which is short for Lachlan (pronounced Lock-Lan) it’s a very common name in Australia
That's the issue with times .
Where were these people last year . In a area of PEDS, respectful getting tried of all this times stuff .
Noah keep winning that’s all that matters
How does his meat taste?
A good time in the 60, regardless of indoors or outdoors is just an indicator of the potential for the 100. Nothing more, nothing less.
A 6.4 in the 60 is enough speed for a sub 9.9 100. But putting it all together, that's the challenge!
60m indoors ≠ 60m outdoors
He definitely ain’t hitting 9s I’ve seen his 100 and 200 times outdoors he’s complete garbage this time is bs and it has a 1.6 wind it’s just a mediocre great white hope
@@marquesakpamgbo4094 he just ran a 10.17 in -2.1 winds, which would be equivalent to a 10.05 with no wind. Plus its early in the season lol
@ until he runs that time more than 1 time I don’t care and if u know track you’re not ur PR it’s ur average he’s a 10.2 guy and that time won’t help him with shit there are so many black athletes with real talent running way faster than that at his age there are high schoolers running faster than that
That guy in ur p4p is amongst the biggest hype in the game 🤣 how he run 6.7 in 60 @@marquesakpamgbo4094
Crazy how every track season some dude you never even heard of appears out of nowhere and lights up the track with some ridiculous times.
in the 60 and it was outdoors. Once the 100m starts people will forget about all these guys.
@@TheoOJamaloO1 My comment wasn't about any specific event. For example the high schooler who just broke the national 500m record last week beating Olympian Quincy Wilson in the process. I see breakout performances like that every year and it's part of what makes track and field so fascinating.
Yea and then they disappear forever lmao weird stuff
By the way, what is the name of that back ground music.....FIRE
Did you ever find the song I’m looking for it too
@ I did not. He never answered the comment 😡
His name is Lachlan which is pronounced as Locklan.
Shortened version of his name, Lachie, is pronounced as Lockie
Lachlan is pronounced like LOCK-lin I believe. Lol
DAMN
Outdoor time is not an indoor time. The two should never be treated as the same.
It’s pronounced “Lock-E” like “Lock-la” Lachlan
Came here to say this
World athletics is the ones destroying track and field. The fact that week after week we are talking about outdoor 60m tells me how crazy this has become. Can we stop giving credence to the stupidity of world athletics???? Please. As I said about Kishane's 60m outdoor. It doesn't mean anything because it's training and it's outdoors.....and I'm Jamaican.
Please put these things in context.
60m is an indoor event. Let's stop covering the 60m outdoor events. Track fans will find the events online but please stop giving them credence.
It’s hard for these up & coming content creators to not bite at alot of these flashy, meaningless performances… especially if they depend on this income or are obsessed with getting likes. Seemingly, Coach Rob has diluted his product for this.
Old head mindset. Track has to evolve or die man - changing "Indoors" to "short track" opens up that side of the sport to the rest of the world who don't have indoor facilities. We have to move forward - or we'd still be running 100 yards on dirt. Short track is the future.
Do you subscribe to the notion that if someone can tell you the pounds per square inch of down force that an athlete can generate while sprinting then they could tell me who wins the race?
Remember when them goofies were saying Thompson was finna break the 60 m record? lol good times
This is now becoming a joke.
Why do you say that?!😲
@@ntwalipat2cause they are trying to promote a great white hope again with bs times to go against the black Australian kid this dude ain’t running these times I looked at his 100 and 200 times outdoors he’s absolutely dumpster juice they do this every year in track they did it with boiling,Abby,Kalen walker now this guy
Neh you guys just thinking too deep
6.43 as a white guy?!?
Yeah, someone should tell Mr100kaday and Erin Brown because, according to them, white people don't have the DNA to run fast! 😂
It’s a bs time with a 1.6 wind they just trying to promote yet another great white hype don’t get ahead of yourself his 100 and 200 times are absolutely dumpster juice and he ain’t winning no championships that’s for sure
@marquesakpamgbo4094 You may be on to something here!
New 60m world leader?? Nahh.
Clock says he is, so he is doesn't matter what anyone says. Now if he wins world's or places then well he's fast
@@Krogtheclown indoors vs outdoors
Lachlan is his name
On IG he refers to himself as “Lachie”
@ yeah but that’s not how it’s pronounced say Lachlan but add ie
Locky
Again outdoor times in the 60m is not the same as indoor
That guy will still run under. 6.50 indoors.
can't wait till the outdoor season starts. Coleman is not running the 60 this year anyways so who cares lol
These are content creators…they need content. Just relax drama queens.
A white dude with fast twitch muscles!
Wow, tremendous amount of World Athletic event haters in the stands-eh Coach Rob! The air remains thick with envy for anyone or anything non US?
I respect ur opinion, but am disappointed you refer to me as a “hater” especially without actually explaining why? Also I’m unsure what exactly I’m envious of when pro athletes simply run fast?
“Envy” with anything non US? Do you know what envy means. What did this video mention for the US to be envious about?
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@@kc5466 Do you understand how feeling one thing can manifest as saying another? Clown comment.
Give me a break. He ran this outdoor in his country. When he comes indoors and competes against the top talent, I will believe it. Last year he bombed out after all of those GREAT times. As a former sprinter, seeing is believing...
He's 21, bro. Stop projecting.
These times are BS. Don't trust outdoor 60m one bit
pronounced locky
But who cares about 60 Metre races....All about 100 metres...Then 200 metres..His best time of 10.2 srcond at 100 m aint good at all
He's 21, and he ran 10.17 into a headwind the next day. Aussies run 60m outdoors in summer to line up with indoor season and because there are no indoor tracks here.
Out doors 60. This is nonsense. If I went outside and ran 6.40. Would you report that?
Probably, because 6.40 is fast? What a dumb question
And we know no time in Australia is real hence why gout gout only runs fast at that random windy stadium with the blue track
you got problems mate serious problems get your head out of ass!
@@TheErinBrownTV give it time, we gon see smth
He needs to do it indoors, or it didn't happen during indoor season 😤
Can't believe he didn't build his own indoor track in Queensland (there aren't any in Australia) to satisfy the requirements of JDeezle21 on RUclips
@alanyt2000 well, he should know better. Lol
@@JDeezle21 lmao. We're all learning :)
Why are we suddenly focusing on outdoor 60 times! It’s like the track world has gone mad!!
It’s early in the season so no 100m to watch
Because it was ran in a negative wind.
@@pelpspelps4033 it wasn't. He had a +1.6 tail wind
Not entirely mad, I mean last year Christian Coleman and Noah lyles fought tooth, and nails for that 60m gold medal!!!! the sport is growing
@ I mean not really Lyles just had more races under his belt that's why he beat Coleman at the US champs. At world's it was pretty clear that Coleman was going to win. He ran 6.49 or 6.48 in the heats then 6.43 in the semi final and 6.41 in the final.
I’m not impressed
It should be common knowlege to all track fans that running indoor will not produce faster times in comparison to outdoor.
Bolts indoor 100m world record of 9.98 for example
You don't run 6.4 and all them rolled ass random white guys be that close to you.... bro also runs 10.2 in the 100 on his greatest day
He just ran a 10.17 into something like a -3mps wind, still quite optimistic.
Also the bloke who came second has a legit pb of 10.14
3 of the top 4 guys were in the Aussie 4x100 team that missed the final (0.05 behind Italy) but ran a time that would have won heat 2. Maybe do some research before shooting your uninformed mouth off.
They all ran personal bests aswell thats why they are close to him
Maybe next time you talk about him you’ll learn how to pronounce his name
That’s the plan!