"To become the best is what you strive for." Ignite ❤️🔥 featuring 🇳🇱 Femke Bol
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- Опубликовано: 18 май 2024
- Two-time European Athlete of the Year Femke Bol reflects on her early days in the sport to becoming three-time European champion and world record-holder and life off the track.
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Femke is a treasure! So humble, down to earth, and with an almost childlike innocence and enthusiasm. You don't get the feeling she's just saying words that sound nice; it's clear everything she says is genuine and heartfelt.
A sweetie pie!
so cool alyson felix is her hero because like Femke Felix also had a super fluent running style and run different compared to their fellow competitors. most opponents are super muscular and more like power runners, while both Felix and Bol look more like gazelles when they run. Go Femke go, this will be your year!
I can listen to her stories for hours, Femke is good at storytelling too.
I wish you the best in Paris. From the United States. I have watched you and adored your tenacity and grit.
Bol vs McLauchlin is going to be epic at Paris. Only other race I’m so excited about is the men’s 1500
Mens 400mH is probably going to be way tighter than the womens even! Also 800m womens will be very competitive as well as 100m Mens & 100mH womens. These are all bound to be cracking races!
As an American and a Sydney fan for the last 10 years, I also think Femke is absolutely amazing. How can anyone not appreciate her.
Only americans don't appreciate her
@@francescostano4445 Correction: a very, very tiny subset of Americans don't appreciate her.
The large majority of Americans don't follow Track & Field, so they are indifferent to all athletes (but would probably prefer American athletes if asked because of patriotism).
I would say that most of the actual American T&F fans would prefer Americans to win (again: patriotism), but can certainly appreciate talents from other countries (heck, the NCAA is the biggest international talent pool).
Then there is a tiny group of toxic Americans online, some are overly patriotic, some suffer from the White Knight Syndrome, but most are just trolls and not T&F fans at all.
By the way, that last group exists on both sides of the fence, there are some toxic Dutchies online too ...
@@_MicZ_ I think they are upset because Bol gets more attention than McLaughlin even without being faster
@@francescostano4445 Most Americans don't know Femke or Sydney
Shes just amazing! What a wonderful person!❤️
us Dutchies are very proud of this young lady
she is pure talent beauty and class
Femke is such fantastic person so down on earth even Lieke is also hopefully those lady’s had succes on the Olympics
Love Femke. Looking forward to watching her at the Olympics.
As Femke herself would say 'AMAZING' xxx
Painfully cute and an absolute monster on the track 💪 winning combo 🥇
love Bol!
Good luck Femke!❤
Grande, bella intervista, grazie.
Wat maak je ons trots Femke! ❤️
Super athlete...super person😘
Femke Bol is a true gem.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Very nice interview
Dutch speak perfect English, zero captions required ☺️
🇳🇱 ❤
Femke reminds me of Agnetha from ABBA both beautiful both mega talented and both humble and sweet
Great comment.
@@CKD3332 thanks buddy
You are amazing.
Femke Bol will be THE highlight of the games Paris 2024.
The world has so a star of the sport at most one all 20 years. The last one was Carolina Klüft at the games Athens 2004
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣---Highlight?? hahaha ------- Well, if you mean by highlight, her coming second to Sydney, then you are correct.
@@kobbieafriyie2172why are you so obsessed?
@@francescostano4445 why are you so obsessed with me?? you are a weirdo,🤣🤣🤣
@@kobbieafriyie2172 I am obsessed with you?
@@francescostano4445 Don't worry, he's just a troll.
It's totally fine to be a fan of Sydney, she's an amazing athlete (like Bol), but this guy actively searches Femke Bol content only to talk trash.
If you just ignore him he'll probably go elsewhere to try and get the attention he so desperately needs ...
Sydney has just run the 400 in 48.75 in New York!
It's asinine that World Athletics makes it so hard for athletes to run both the 400 and 400 hurdles. Sydney and Femke would easily go 1-2 in both of them if the schedule allowed it. Men's isn't quite so clearcut but Warholm, Benjamin and Dos Santos would at least be serious medal contenders at a bare minimum. Swimming does a much better job of avoiding obvious scheduling conflicts like this-- that's how Phelps was able to win eight golds in one Olympics.
Just set it up with 100, 400, 1500 and 10000 the first several days and 200, 800, 5000, 100(110)h, 400h the second several days! It's not that complicated!
What does she mean that her talent is 'on the lactic part' ? Does that mean that she is really good in running through exhaustion?
What she means that she normally is not the fastest in the first 200 meter, but then makes the difference in the second half of the race where others lose power because of the lactic acid build up in their muscles, while she can keep running better and faster, because A.) she has less lactic acid build up and also B.) because she can keep running with lactic acid in her muscles...
@@DexterGordon-dr8qd Thanks for the explanation! I knew about lactate through a video that TeamNL made about the lactate training of Lieke Klaver and the dutch Athletics team (of TeamNL).you can find this video here: "SCHREEUWEN, KREUNEN EN HUILEN?! 😭 | Zó traint atlete Lieke Klaver 🏃♀ | Op weg naar Parijs" , it's in dutch with automaitc subtitles, but the auto subtitles should give an idea, and it's an awesome video. Femke Bol is also in it doing the lactate training with Lieke, I just didn't know about Femke's better "Lactate ability" :)
So lovable, but Im already so nervous for The Olympics, I have this frustrating feeling and fear that she will fall on the hurdles or something, or a disqualification on the relay
You reminded me of another great champion, El Guerrouj. I wish her not to got through what he went through to win his Olympic gold medal but sometimes those hardships can be very beneficial to an athlete and the human being they are.
Will she be at Oslo and Stockholm next weeks?
As far as I know Stockholm is confirmed, I haven't read anything about about Oslo.
(Maybe because the Oslo and Stockholm meets are a bit close to each other this year ?)
@@_MicZ_ great - thanks!
Her first race will be Stockholm, so no Oslo.
She is a brilliant example of a woman and an inspiration to men and women
Esta grandaza es un fenómeno mundial