I was listing those characteristics respective of Abby, not in general! And "just" how many people have those characteristics in the track world? Not very many.
It reminds of those cons that claim getting up at 4AM is the key to career/financial success. Things always look simple on the surface. Its the details and the discipline that make the difference. haha
@@agilagilsen8714 Other pros just train more and race less. She races more, and eases a little on the training. Both methods could potentially lead to the same amount of fatique, but only one method will lead to more race experience.
Not gonna lie this young woman captivated my attention this season. I follow track and field for my previous Jamaican outdoor campaign 🇯🇲, but Abby is a dynamo and I cannot believe how much she ran while peaking at Worlds! Incredible potential!
Sadly, she peaked at the US championships, not the Worlds. Her performance at Worlds was a disappointment. She should have definitely taken the silver in the 200 if she had maintained her form from the US Championships.
@@tomdirks7236 yeah I suppose that’s kind of true, I was kind of including her Nationals performance in that consideration. Was gonna be REALLY hard to medal in the individuals because of the field and the PBs she was up against but her relays… unreal considering the length of her season!
@He Who Greets With Fire how is that lagging? A lot of world class athletes don’t start medaling until way after 23. Not everyone is Sydney McLaughlin or Athing Mu alright
During her 10.92 in the 100, I was so stunned by a.) how she go so far behind and b.) how much ground she covered to come back, that I had to look it up. In that race, as she's coming back from behind, the announcer is so stunned by the comeback that he actually laughs as he says, "Here comes the NCAA champion."
Out of 58 truly epic races, the most amazing was the one where she took down the 2nd fastest woman of all time in the 4×100 at the World Championships. 😱🙉👏👍🙏
I don't think she will improve very much in the 100m as she just doesn't have the explosiveness out of the blocks necessary to run the ultra fast times. She definitely will improve her times in 200 as she will have fresher legs. Her future is, in my opinion, is definitely the 200/400. I can see her running low 48s in the 400m.
Maybe a little in the 200. Her running style is limited. Unless that stride opens up for more explosiveness and power against the upper-tier athletes, she will do OK. A win here and there. The 400 is more endurance, less top speed, so it remains to be seen. Plus Sydney is on another level at that range on the hurdles. If she decides to go 400 flat, LOOK OUT!
Man! That little clip where it starts out w/ her a pace or two behind the other girls & then you see her ignite the nitrous & burn right past them. How incredible! i can only imagine what the other girl that was leading most the race felt- to be thinking, "Im ahead, I got this, I got this, nobody catching me, Im gonna Wi...WTF she come from!?"
The number of races + the records + quality of her runs/races were amazing. I watched her all year in college - indoor + outdoor then the worlds. My fav is still the college 4X400 where she gets the stick pretty well back then just eats up the track to hand off in first. That was so freaking exciting! I just hope she takes a vacation after all this as she will also have to deal with the new stress of going pro. The transition to pro is tough for many but she seems to have a good family/support system behind her. Great athlete, great personality on and off the track, great interviews.... she is the sweet girl next door type. Will be good for sponsorships. Nice safe bet for a sponsor with her just like Mu, Gabby, Syd...etc Talent + poise + sponsors dream
Yes to make up for the lady behind her she ran a 48.77 400m leg three passing the baton to the anchor who won the college competition,and they set a new UK record.
What is interesting is the speed of her leg movement is noticeably faster than the other runners, so she will always be faster than almost everyone in every race.
I just watched her race at 1/4 speed and the legs speed is fast! the videos on youtube aren't great, but it looks like her leg speed for the 200m is 30-40% faster than the second place runner.
@@pgarciaAP Sydney is a freak of nature and only handfuls of people have the genes that she does.Plus she's been in TF since age 6 or 8.Her entire family was.She works her tail off,she appeared to be JOGGING her leg n the 400m relay.What a class act.
@Mark rapacki Regardless of the distance, people only have a certain number of races in them. Jim Ryun was past his prime at the age of 21. A lot also depends on the training load.
@Mark rapacki Was your friend Doug Kurtis an elite runner? At one point, Joe Henderson ran a race every week, but his races were as intense as most people's interval session, but 800+ races sounds a lot more impressive than 100 to some people, I guess. And you can wear yourself out sprinting. The first time I truly burned out running was basic training where we had to do sprints after every single daily run. Two or three weeks before the big physical fitness test to graduate AIT, I had so lost the ability to sprint that, in our platoon, in a group of 80, i was not just dead last, but I was way behind everyone else. My platoon guide was so concerned after one particular training run that he asked me my two-mile time in the previous fitness test, and was shocked it was as fast as he was, before the drill sergeant who timed me noted that I could run long but not fast. I couldn't do anything approaching a sprint or speed work of any kind for about five or six months afterwards.
Abby isn’t just fast for a girl either, breaking 22 seconds for HS boys is super fast. You’re likely going All-State with that time. Same with 48-49 400s.
Let’s stir up the racists. This is comical. She did well in an extremely weak year in College track. Basically no competition just a top college runner with no competition. The last or second to last on on a troubled USA womens team. Not including the inconsistency of Richardson the 3rd choice before Steiner. She couldn’t come close to winning an individual medal in international competition. (5th in the 200) Not even close. With USA racists passing up on 2 better runners so the great white hope could shine. Then thus giving her two free Gold medals, opportunity she should not of been given while Jefferson and Hobbs our fastest female sprinters were were excluded from all relays and replaced with two white women) Steiner, definitely didn’t earn the spots. Meanwhile, AFRICAN AMERICAN athletes carried Team USA to the greatest World Championships ever, responsible for winning 9 of Americas 13 GOLD MEDALS! But that’s not news is it? And neither will this writer report it. White privilege should be the title of this article. Truth be told, this year she’s an average pro level runner who was GIVEN opportunity to take Gold medals from DESERVING Black Athletes. 🤷🏾🤷🏾🤷🏾. (Unlike this story, my version is ALL THE FACTS!) Racism in america does it again!🤦🏾👎🏾🤣🤷🏾. FYI, I won’t be responding to any racist lies, but go ahead and make yourselves feel better. 🙄
Notice when Steiner is running a straight she not only brings her arms into alignment closer to her body with deliberate (up and down movement to her eyeline, changing from slightly lower and flaring outward movement from her body on the turns, this is to keep her upper body tight in the curve, shift the center of gravity even tighter on say a 200 etc. But most importantly she places her thumbs on top of her closed fist not around her fingers. This allows the tension from her wrists all the way to her upper shoulders to remain more relaxed and fluid and with less tension or exhaustion. Watch and you will see her transitions. Its combination of power and mechanics. I love it.
Abby Steiner is a phenom. She's like watching Tesla's destroy 1/4 mile track cars. Her short stride and footspeed just eat track. She's a humble and kind girl too, she's not gonna be wearing lash extentions and wigs and 3" nails anytime soon--just WINS.
This November she'll be 23, so if you look at SAFP in her mid-30's and still "at the TOP", even if Abby just competed 1/2 way to mid 30's...say she "retires at 30" or so...some 6-7 years and being World Class NOW, she could be #1 for a few years. In that time we will see if SHE is the one to break Flo-Jo's 100 and 200 meter records.
Jam whole Team took home 2 Golds at World . One a piece for a 100m and 200m. Abby took home 2 Golds from World. JAM is a One PED infested trick pony. Like an annoying mosquito.
If she can stay as healthy as Shellyanne Fraser, she'll become one of the next sprinting super stars. Also, if her arms can move up and down instead of side to side she even be fast. Looking forward to see some fast races.
@@joejones5125 True..So True. But it is what it is. I wish they would just say it though. All of this subliminal msg stuff is old. Just say how ya feel. It's funny too. They act like, now that they like someone, women's Track and Field is worth watching again. And they always try and subvert/dismiss other folks talent (especially black athletes) and accomplishments by suggesting in an around about way, that they don"t have intelligence, poise, work ethic, etc. As if we don't know what is being said. And at the same time, try and accuse others of slanting things racially. How sick. I don't blame the girl. It's not her fault. But it is these sickafants out here that just can't wait to turn a simple sporting competition into something much more.
@@tatskamaster Good try. Your redirecting doesn't work anymore. As for racist. No need to look in the mirror buddy. YOU beat me to it a long time ago, coward. In fact, the World Record reflects that you all are the UNDISPUTED CHAMPIONs of racism, so own it. Can you say Cognitive Dissidence?
Okay lowlive, what's your problem? Lay it out, you seem to have a hair in the wrong place that is keeping you from seeing the truth. Clear the air...say it!!!
If Abby runs the open 400 you might as well add Sydney to that list. Pretty sure those 2 will be pushing each other to their max and setting world records at the same time. I also think Abby will set at least 2 more world records in the 200
Running or specifically runners can improve performance and speed by practicing moving their arms faster and faster by moving them (their arms) quickly and back and forth.
She is as dominant as a Michael Phelps but with no physical advantages. They say that Phelps has always had feet like flippers and an extra long torso like a dolphin but what does Abby Steiner have but a cool running style? She brings up another issue when we talk about the future of women's sport and the LGBT. If we do not get a grip on what is allowed as far as hormones the Abby Steiner's of the world will never exist. I love that she was on the relay team with all that speed around her and they crushed everybody at the World Games. She is learning how to improve her times just like Sydney McLaughlin has been doing. Watch out world.
Got to give you credit, almost 500,000 subscribers for constantly regurgitated content with annoying background music and clickbait titles. I guess the algorithms don’t have a ho hum filter.
She'll definitely be on several podiums next year. Without the burden of enduring a long college season first, I can see Abby competing at or near the level of Shericka Jackson.
Way too much hype. Compared to videos of those JAM sprinters, she looks to be running in slow-mo. She needs to improve her upper-body form; loosen up and relax. Her times this video is claiming , are questionable. In direct competition H2H, 19 y/o Favour Ofili of LSU is out front; just saying.
What???? head to head she wasn't even close...Like 5th place, almost 5 yards back. That's a lot of time to make up. About 5 to eight years of time if she stays consistent, healthy, and don't peak early. As for Boling. Way too much extra motion (inefficient), terrible mechanics, and no stamina. Lots of natural talent/potential, but need so much more work on the mechanics. You folk gotta stop the nonsense. These folks are not even close to Fraser-Pryce (a living Legend), Lyle levels.
How very true. Watching her come from far behind to win is a moving experience that is hard to compare to anything else. I pray for her health and a long and glorious career. She brings tears of joy and gratitude to my face. She appears to be a gift from god.
i understand that abby steiner gets you easy clicks, but the main focus of this video happened almost a year ago. no one would complain if you posted more recent/relevant content
She hopefully takes a few months to recover. No races. Maybe some bike riding or other low impact workouts. If she goes like that every year she won’t have a career for more than a few seasons.
She's the best that has ever done it in Ohio. I was coaching when she was at Dublin Coffman and she was just on a completely different level. She was an all-american in soccer too, even playing soccer at UK in her first 2 years I think. Once she focused solely on track she really took off. I think long term she is a 200m-400m athlete, with the likelihood that her best even in the future will be the 400. I think in 2024 they are likely to break the 4x4 WR between mclaughlin, steiner, wilson, diggs, muhammad, etc, they have 6-7 runners who are all sub 50 and multiple under 49. You are looking at a team poised to go sub 3:15.
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Ingredients for long-term success: Amazing talent, raw speed, focused on technique, hard work, humble attitude. Abby seems to have it all.
I'll take her over Sha'Carri Richardson anyway.
Lol you're just listing things people do to be good at anything
I was listing those characteristics respective of Abby, not in general! And "just" how many people have those characteristics in the track world? Not very many.
Did somebody leave her breasts at home?
It reminds of those cons that claim getting up at 4AM is the key to career/financial success. Things always look simple on the surface. Its the details and the discipline that make the difference. haha
Her SEC Relay leg was one of the best races I've EVER seen...her performance was legendary. She is a STUD and such a nice person.
Abby is not a STUD, STOP it with the rumor mongering!
@@feetsoap4266 Does she identify as a Stud?
@@guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248 NO.
@@feetsoap4266 😄:P
She’s so fast and does it whilst still running the remnants of women arm movement. Go girl!
The fact she ran more than 50 races this year… 4x the number the PROs run and STILL kept up… she’s going to be a beast when she’s rested up
She is already!
That or the volume will destroy her longevity. Only time will tell.
🍀
There’s a reason pros are called pros. You think she’s rewriting the book or something? 🤣🤣
@@agilagilsen8714 Other pros just train more and race less. She races more, and eases a little on the training. Both methods could potentially lead to the same amount of fatique, but only one method will lead to more race experience.
She is one of my favourite US athlete. I can’t wait to see what the future holds for her.
Can't wait to see what happens when she drinks a red bull.
‘Hopefully she is not cheating’ - Sincerely Lance Armstrong
Lance Armstrong, you could have left that innuendo out of any conversation !
You think maybe you could delete that comment ?🤔
She runs without appearing to be straining her pace is so perfect really appreciate watching.
Not gonna lie this young woman captivated my attention this season. I follow track and field for my previous Jamaican outdoor campaign 🇯🇲, but Abby is a dynamo and I cannot believe how much she ran while peaking at Worlds! Incredible potential!
She's graceful and talented. Makes it easy to support her.
peak at worlds? well past her seasons best aside from relay
Sadly, she peaked at the US championships, not the Worlds. Her performance at Worlds was a disappointment. She should have definitely taken the silver in the 200 if she had maintained her form from the US Championships.
@@tomdirks7236 yeah I suppose that’s kind of true, I was kind of including her Nationals performance in that consideration. Was gonna be REALLY hard to medal in the individuals because of the field and the PBs she was up against but her relays… unreal considering the length of her season!
Sadly she didn't peak at Worlds,she was past it.Her times were way off her best times.
Amazing!
She'll develop at longer distance as she gradually approaches peak aerobic endurance.... I will love to see her!
She'll be 23 y/o November 24. She's lagging behind in her development for the world class competition that comes next; just saying.
👍She'll be running the 3000m in no time.
Don't think she needs to worry about aerobic fitness. She played soccer at Kentucky
@@harmankardon478 5000m!
@He Who Greets With Fire how is that lagging? A lot of world class athletes don’t start medaling until way after 23. Not everyone is Sydney McLaughlin or Athing Mu alright
Rooting for Abby Steiner, hoping for longevity. Interested to see what she does with that 400 strength!
mighy see a epic 400 race with sydney and abby
@Mark rapacki
Well with Sydney already moving to the 400m,good luck to anyone beating her.
My dream is that I’ll one day be good enough for TRP to make a video about me ❤😂
Goals.😂
Keep training bro you'll get there
Same
@@davisatdavis1 thank you Started running about 6 months ago thanks to my friends currently 8th grade 5:56 mile Track 11:36 3k XC
During her 10.92 in the 100, I was so stunned by a.) how she go so far behind and b.) how much ground she covered to come back, that I had to look it up. In that race, as she's coming back from behind, the announcer is so stunned by the comeback that he actually laughs as he says, "Here comes the NCAA champion."
Out of 58 truly epic races, the most amazing was the one where she took down the 2nd fastest woman of all time in the 4×100 at the World Championships. 😱🙉👏👍🙏
I don't think she will improve very much in the 100m as she just doesn't have the explosiveness out of the blocks necessary to run the ultra fast times. She definitely will improve her times in 200 as she will have fresher legs. Her future is, in my opinion, is definitely the 200/400. I can see her running low 48s in the 400m.
Maybe a little in the 200. Her running style is limited. Unless that stride opens up for more explosiveness and power against the upper-tier athletes, she will do OK. A win here and there. The 400 is more endurance, less top speed, so it remains to be seen. Plus Sydney is on another level at that range on the hurdles. If she decides to go 400 flat, LOOK OUT!
Outstanding stuff from Abby Steiner. She is a great athlete and a good sportswoman.
Certainly enjoyable to watch her run. Hope she stays healthy.
Man! That little clip where it starts out w/ her a pace or two behind the other girls & then you see her ignite the nitrous & burn right past them. How incredible! i can only imagine what the other girl that was leading most the race felt- to be thinking, "Im ahead, I got this, I got this, nobody catching me, Im gonna Wi...WTF she come from!?"
Yes,and there were Olympic medalists in that race and national champions.Dusted.
@@terryschleuse4134 didn’t know that, WoW!
…even more impressive, Holy shit.
@@OVRxNxOUT Let's hope she finds a slot.
The greatest ultimate compliment you can give Abby is that...' She's a machine '. In another words a ' Bionic Woman '..
i see several things about mss abby. three are 1) she's not struggling. 2) she can pick 'em up and put 'em down. 3) she can go even faster.
The number of races + the records + quality of her runs/races were amazing. I watched her all year in college - indoor + outdoor then the worlds. My fav is still the college 4X400 where she gets the stick pretty well back then just eats up the track to hand off in first. That was so freaking exciting! I just hope she takes a vacation after all this as she will also have to deal with the new stress of going pro. The transition to pro is tough for many but she seems to have a good family/support system behind her. Great athlete, great personality on and off the track, great interviews.... she is the sweet girl next door type. Will be good for sponsorships. Nice safe bet for a sponsor with her just like Mu, Gabby, Syd...etc Talent + poise + sponsors dream
Yes to make up for the lady behind her she ran a 48.77 400m leg three passing the baton to the anchor who won the college competition,and they set a new UK record.
So very smootg!
What is interesting is the speed of her leg movement is noticeably faster than the other runners, so she will always be faster than almost everyone in every race.
Her turnover is a thing to behold.
The pacing is incredible.
It's gonna be exciting to see her becoming pro and plan the season with both eyes on the Worlds
I just watched her race at 1/4 speed and the legs speed is fast! the videos on youtube aren't great, but it looks like her leg speed for the 200m is 30-40% faster than the second place runner.
Most folks use stride length. Abby use stride frequency hitting about 5.3 strides per second, her competition is around 4.5 stride per second.
if she can add more power with the same turnover records will fall. i wonder if this is compensating for past injuries?
@@victorhopper6774
Could be,she may start slower not wanting to sever/tear her Achilles.
@@terryschleuse4134 would be interesting to see a good tape of her running before injury
@@victorhopper6774 what kind of kind injury must everything be about compensation
She was my favorite athlete of the year. She is a finalist in the Bowerman. Hopefully she wins it.
did you not see Sydney McLaughlin run? She should be everyone's favorite athlete.
@@pgarciaAP
Sydney is a freak of nature and only handfuls of people have the genes that she does.Plus she's been in TF since age 6 or 8.Her entire family was.She works her tail off,she appeared to be JOGGING her leg n the 400m relay.What a class act.
@@pgarciaAP She was my other favorite. Easily my favorite pro.
57 races in a year? That is nuts! I just hope that they're bringing her along right so she can continue to improve.
@Mark rapacki Regardless of the distance, people only have a certain number of races in them. Jim Ryun was past his prime at the age of 21. A lot also depends on the training load.
@Mark rapacki Was your friend Doug Kurtis an elite runner? At one point, Joe Henderson ran a race every week, but his races were as intense as most people's interval session, but 800+ races sounds a lot more impressive than 100 to some people, I guess.
And you can wear yourself out sprinting. The first time I truly burned out running was basic training where we had to do sprints after every single daily run. Two or three weeks before the big physical fitness test to graduate AIT, I had so lost the ability to sprint that, in our platoon, in a group of 80, i was not just dead last, but I was way behind everyone else. My platoon guide was so concerned after one particular training run that he asked me my two-mile time in the previous fitness test, and was shocked it was as fast as he was, before the drill sergeant who timed me noted that I could run long but not fast. I couldn't do anything approaching a sprint or speed work of any kind for about five or six months afterwards.
@Mark rapacki you just put yourself in stupid land,
@Mark rapacki Slow jogs.
@Mark rapacki no clue what or who he is.
She keeps getting faster the longer she runs!
So much fun to watch her run. May her wonderful career just get better and better.
Abby isn’t just fast for a girl either, breaking 22 seconds for HS boys is super fast. You’re likely going All-State with that time. Same with 48-49 400s.
She is a college legend and will do so many great things in the future !
I wonder if college athletes in America ever actually set foot at their faculty...
Let’s stir up the racists. This is comical. She did well in an extremely weak year in College track. Basically no competition just a top college runner with no competition. The last or second to last on on a troubled USA womens team. Not including the inconsistency of Richardson the 3rd choice before Steiner. She couldn’t come close to winning an individual medal in international competition. (5th in the 200) Not even close. With USA racists passing up on 2 better runners so the great white hope could shine. Then thus giving her two free Gold medals, opportunity she should not of been given while Jefferson and Hobbs our fastest female sprinters were were excluded from all relays and replaced with two white women) Steiner, definitely didn’t earn the spots.
Meanwhile, AFRICAN AMERICAN athletes carried Team USA to the greatest World Championships ever, responsible for winning 9 of Americas 13 GOLD MEDALS! But that’s not news is it?
And neither will this writer report it. White privilege should be the title of this article. Truth be told, this year she’s an average pro level runner who was GIVEN opportunity to take Gold medals from DESERVING Black Athletes. 🤷🏾🤷🏾🤷🏾. (Unlike this story, my version is ALL THE FACTS!) Racism in america does it again!🤦🏾👎🏾🤣🤷🏾. FYI, I won’t be responding to any racist lies, but go ahead and make yourselves feel better. 🙄
@@kennethjackson9288 Look at the racist hater calling others racist.
@@kennethjackson9288 😹 cry
@@GeorgeFiladelfiotis Yes they get degrees and go to classes,some males do not.They get scholarships free for just playing ball.
Notice when Steiner is running a straight she not only brings her arms into alignment closer to her body with deliberate (up and down movement to her eyeline, changing from slightly lower and flaring outward movement from her body on the turns, this is to keep her upper body tight in the curve, shift the center of gravity even tighter on say a 200 etc. But most importantly she places her thumbs on top of her closed fist not around her fingers. This allows the tension from her wrists all the way to her upper shoulders to remain more relaxed and fluid and with less tension or exhaustion. Watch and you will see her transitions. Its combination of power and mechanics. I love it.
Abby Steiner is a phenom. She's like watching Tesla's destroy 1/4 mile track cars. Her short stride and footspeed just eat track. She's a humble and kind girl too, she's not gonna be wearing lash extentions and wigs and 3" nails anytime soon--just WINS.
Why add the last part. Ugh
Wow young Ms.Abby,I had seen couple of your race videos but this is Fantastic,what talent and work ethic.
Abby is awesome , what a great runner and from interviews a nice person . all the best in the future for her :)
This November she'll be 23, so if you look at SAFP in her mid-30's and still "at the TOP", even if Abby just competed 1/2 way to mid 30's...say she "retires at 30" or so...some 6-7 years and being World Class NOW, she could be #1 for a few years. In that time we will see if SHE is the one to break Flo-Jo's 100 and 200 meter records.
She can’t beat the Jamaicans tho sooo she’s not really that great
Jam whole Team took home 2 Golds at World . One a piece for a 100m and 200m. Abby took home 2 Golds from World. JAM is a One PED infested trick pony. Like an annoying mosquito.
Can’t wait to see her as a full professional!
She is making me love track and field once again. Great job Abby Steiner! 😍😍😍
I still can't believe the US won the 4x100 at the World Championships. The Jamaican team was an absolute monster.
I love her attitude and drive-effort. She is tough as nails and with time~Will just get Sharper~
I just hope she will have a successful transition to the professional level.
If she can stay as healthy as Shellyanne Fraser, she'll become one of the next sprinting super stars. Also, if her arms can move up and down instead of side to side she even be fast. Looking forward to see some fast races.
I will watch every single video and race she competes in. I am an Abby Steiner superfan! She got me back into loving track again.
What was wrong before???
@@snappr2523 The same people were winning all the time and they probably got tired of watching predictable races.
@@joejones5125 True..So True. But it is what it is. I wish they would just say it though. All of this subliminal msg stuff is old. Just say how ya feel. It's funny too. They act like, now that they like someone, women's Track and Field is worth watching again. And they always try and subvert/dismiss other folks talent (especially black athletes) and accomplishments by suggesting in an around about way, that they don"t have intelligence, poise, work ethic, etc. As if we don't know what is being said. And at the same time, try and accuse others of slanting things racially. How sick. I don't blame the girl. It's not her fault. But it is these sickafants out here that just can't wait to turn a simple sporting competition into something much more.
@@snappr2523 You're the only one here who's making it about race smh.. Look in the mirror and you'll find the racist.
@@tatskamaster Good try. Your redirecting doesn't work anymore. As for racist. No need to look in the mirror buddy. YOU beat me to it a long time ago, coward. In fact, the World Record reflects that you all are the UNDISPUTED CHAMPIONs of racism, so own it. Can you say Cognitive Dissidence?
She is so fun to watch, her unique lower arm position just adds to the experience. Kinda reminds me of Michael Johnson with his unique style.
I just hope she doesn't forever maim herself. She's a beautiful woman, with unlimited opportunities.
But got smacked in the 200m at World's. . .
yes after 55 races she slowed up a lot. her times 3 weeks sooner would have placed her 2nd.
This video makes you believe Abby is a sprinting legend based off all the overpraising and superlatives hahaha
True.....
But the hype she is garnering is well deserved compared to the Richardson girl.
Agree
@@p51424 you're absolutely right about that!
Okay lowlive, what's your problem? Lay it out, you seem to have a hair in the wrong place that is keeping you from seeing the truth. Clear the air...say it!!!
If Abby runs the open 400 you might as well add Sydney to that list. Pretty sure those 2 will be pushing each other to their max and setting world records at the same time. I also think Abby will set at least 2 more world records in the 200
When you go BEYOND "Beast mode." What an incredible athlete!
She will need a whole house just for her trophies, medals and awards. You got to love her 🥰😍
That 100m recovery is just insane. I wish you'd shown the entire race to see how late out of the blocks she must have been.
If she never runs again the races I’ve seen are absolutely unbelievable
Running or specifically runners can improve performance and speed by practicing moving their arms faster and faster by moving them (their arms) quickly and back and forth.
Abby is no joke! She is awesome!
I just love watching her run.👍🏼🔥🔥
for sure she changed and improved after her injury. her and noah seem to find a higher rev this year
She is as dominant as a Michael Phelps but with no physical advantages. They say that Phelps has always had feet like flippers and an extra long torso like a dolphin but what does Abby Steiner have but a cool running style? She brings up another issue when we talk about the future of women's sport and the LGBT. If we do not get a grip on what is allowed as far as hormones the Abby Steiner's of the world will never exist. I love that she was on the relay team with all that speed around her and they crushed everybody at the World Games. She is learning how to improve her times just like Sydney McLaughlin has been doing. Watch out world.
Her smiling face at the end of the race says everything about running!
#RunWithFun! ;-)
What????
My thought is, developing the anti doping technologies is needed.
Yes, you are correct. Start in Jamaica, look at the videos on RUclips about the system and the W>A>D>A. You will be shocked to your socks.
Be interesting to see how that awkward ass running style stands up in a full pro season
😂
Got to give you credit, almost 500,000 subscribers for constantly regurgitated content with annoying background music and clickbait titles. I guess the algorithms don’t have a ho hum filter.
Girl got it seriously going on. Insane.
Hope she doesn't just fizzle out like many collegiate athletes do.
She'll definitely be on several podiums next year. Without the burden of enduring a long college season first, I can see Abby competing at or near the level of Shericka Jackson.
Probably not.
Jackson is a powerful woman.
Enough of showing the same races over and over
Amazing athlete and young lady!
Way too much hype. Compared to videos of those JAM sprinters, she looks to be running in slow-mo. She needs to improve her upper-body form; loosen up and relax. Her times this video is claiming , are questionable. In direct competition H2H, 19 y/o Favour Ofili of LSU is out front; just saying.
Abby has beaten Favor far more times than Favor has beaten her.
She is the Queen of runners Olympic bound.
She will continue to develop and could become the greatest 200m athlete of all time. She reminds me of Usain Bolt.
Woah woah, sherika Jackson??? Abby gonna be great but she isn’t the fastest American yet
Imma big fan of Abby but she’s very far from being the greatest
Can't wait until next year to see her run
Top ranked sprinters according to World Athletics: Fraser-Pryce, Lyles. Top ranked sprinters according to TRP: Steiner, Boling
What???? head to head she wasn't even close...Like 5th place, almost 5 yards back. That's a lot of time to make up. About 5 to eight years of time if she stays consistent, healthy, and don't peak early. As for Boling. Way too much extra motion (inefficient), terrible mechanics, and no stamina. Lots of natural talent/potential, but need so much more work on the mechanics. You folk gotta stop the nonsense. These folks are not even close to Fraser-Pryce (a living Legend), Lyle levels.
@@snappr2523 Her time in the 200 was way off her 21.77.
Maybe a matchmaker will hook her up with Matthew Boling....the offspring will smash all 100-200-300-400 meter records!
Wow! What an amazing athlete!!
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And....she has upside yet. Great technique AND superb conditioning. She has heart and lungs like nobody else. Breakin down walls.
Yep she didn’t just make a statement she did it BIG. Best is yet to come if she so chooses.
You go girl 👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
To watch this woman run is very uplifting and beautiful and brings me incredible joy. Thank you young lady.
How very true. Watching her come from far behind to win is a moving experience that is hard to compare to anything else. I pray for her health and a long and glorious career. She brings tears of joy and gratitude to my face. She appears to be a gift from god.
i understand that abby steiner gets you easy clicks, but the main focus of this video happened almost a year ago. no one would complain if you posted more recent/relevant content
Yeah he's still propping up her college career.
It's okay though. She's a graceful gal a d the praise is deserved.
"AMAZING.... AMAZING Abby Steiner at 100,4x100, 200 (300😍) and 400 mts... 💃🇺🇸💪🔥✋
Bronze is next Olympics
Abby is a breath of fresh air 👍
Just keep the biological men out of women's track and her future is bright.
She's amazing 😊👍
The video was brilliant.👍🏻
Common soccer girl thought: "I wonder if I can run track?".
Yes, you can.
Quite well.
GO ABBY!
Feels like I'm always in de javu when watching your videos, and I don't like it.
Love to see her do a sub 20 200m... Someday
Look at her hip flexors unreal for a female athlete that equals speed....
BINGO!,plus her leg speed is increased.Genetics.
They are already fast, why speed up the videos of running?
She hopefully takes a few months to recover. No races. Maybe some bike riding or other low impact workouts. If she goes like that every year she won’t have a career for more than a few seasons.
Another great white hype until she does on the world stage as in a world championship individual medal
Outstanding athlete, truly outstanding.
Yes she will win more gold a ND set more records no doubt about it
Steiner and McLaughlin are special. We’re lucky to be witness to the overall scale of how fast these ladies are.
7:02 Math definitely isn't your strong point lol December to June is only 6 months
Not if you are using the Maya
If she improves her arm movements she will be even more incredible. Big fan!
Okay, we know little about the sport, explain to us what you are referring to. Just give us the facts/data to verify what you are talking about.
@@swampdickie She swings her arms sideways instead of front to back. This costs her a little momentum.
She’s given the Physics community hope in traveling faster than the speed of light. We just have to get a ship to do it now.
Thanks for this. Abby Steiner is amazing. A sheer joy to watch.
What’s she going to do when she improves her start!
Being only 22, the futures bright for this 22 year old athlete. Oh, and she’s only 22.
This is the age around where most athletes reach their peak.
Hopefully she hasn't ran her best years.
She's the best that has ever done it in Ohio. I was coaching when she was at Dublin Coffman and she was just on a completely different level. She was an all-american in soccer too, even playing soccer at UK in her first 2 years I think. Once she focused solely on track she really took off. I think long term she is a 200m-400m athlete, with the likelihood that her best even in the future will be the 400. I think in 2024 they are likely to break the 4x4 WR between mclaughlin, steiner, wilson, diggs, muhammad, etc, they have 6-7 runners who are all sub 50 and multiple under 49. You are looking at a team poised to go sub 3:15.
I 💘 watching her. She reminds me of the road runner. Beep Beep she's gone!!!
I tried to follow her on Insta but she’s too fast
I'm hoping she wins several Olympic golds.