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Powell has always been my favourite sprinter because of his technique. I wonder what his times would be if a 200m straight sprint existed. Hearing is avergaes and the frequency he was running sub 10 might be more impressive than his technique and actually blows my mind and staying injury free for the most part

Who's the tallest sub 10 ever?

Can you make a video about ben johnson rocket start?

So where is Carl Lewis? How is Tortu, Ben, Blake etc form better than Carl Lewis’?

Evelyn Ashford !

Early call. It won't be easy this year

At 7:07 I meant to say Horiztonal Forces not Vertical

how do you spell the name of the sprinter who ran a 9.88?

I think you are wrong about the forces. Horizontal force is always the most important force. At top speed horizontal force must be still present because of wind resistance and breaking forces in the early stance phase. More Vertical force doe NOT make one faster. It's just necesscary to get enough fligth time to reposition the limbs. Faster sprinters are able to create more horizontal force in relation to vertical force. That means at the same running velocity they apply more horizontal force. Longer legs are an advantage to achieve a higher top speed because longer levers make it easier to produce more horizontal force! More horizontal force = more horizontal speed!

Good advice

Great video. I just want to add something. Nothing major. When exiting the blocks. There's a moment where the front leg reaches full extention and you can draw a line from the foot to your head. It's called "Triple extension". Triple because the 3 points that are lined up are your feet, hips and head. In fact the thumbnail in the video is exactly that.

The coach at Auburn University, which has excellent sprinters, apparently coaches them to get up into their running much early, similar as you mentioned with the french sprinter Vicaut

Thank you!

I don't know you but through your channel, I love you like a brother ❤. Solid work as always

Flo Jo

letsile tobogo smoothest form

What about Donovan Bailey??

Flo jo

Asafa Powell

Steroids don’t affect all the same way, what they usually do produce on most people is very developed traps and a shoulders (even without specific training) so some of them even though are quite skinny/athletic still have those parts very developed

Carl lewis is the vest

You're ranking is not completed, you forgot Joe Deloach, 1988 200m Olympic champion ! But this is your opinion concerning your ranking . Also Pietro Menea, MJ, what about them ???

Melanin effects speed😄

I have nuff respect, for Veronica Campbell Brown. Seeing her here, against Frazer Price and seeing her incredible speed, makes me understand, why she is one of the all time, top sprinters.

Flo Jo, then Shelly Ann.

Asafa, then Justin.

Wihtin 5min of watching, i still didnt hear the "why" but more explanation of their success, so i quit the video.

If not for Bolt and Blake, Tyson Gay would be the 100m and 200m world record holder and the faster man ever! He definitely deserves to be considered the 2nd fastest in history.

Ok so does hip flexion range have a correlation to speed or not? I would have liked to see this aspect explored further as mobility is often mentioned as a key to improving your speed. I do distance running. Not sure if that matters in all this. But I struggle with what modification to my form will help me improve my pace. I am 5’2” but I feel like I expend sooo much more energy than other similar heighted women to keep the same pace. Also I have long legs. If knowing that helps!

As someone wrote: Poetry in motion! ✨

Su had a bad start in Birmingham

The thumbnail of this video is full of prejudices and stereotypes. Thumbs down.

I had always love how Justin gatlin run...👍😎

These guys practice hours just like NFL and NBA athletes, but their events it only lasts for 10 or 20 seconds, where team sports can last 90 minutes. The entertainment value is much more luring and one can squeeze in so many more endorsements if the period of the event is longer.

Not British

I gave number one to Elaine Thompson because to watch her run was artwork but I gave a close number two for Marion Jones because you’re 100% right with her bouncy type running style. These two ladies express rate great power but Fraser Pryce is just a hand clap away because someone so small can explode with such power is icing on all cakes.

RIP Tori Bowie

This list isn’t about form😂😂 cause the bottom of the list had the better forms

Arm movements are equally important, perhaps oddly enough. But it’s the arms that propel you forward, I guess long arms would be important too. So muscular arms is an advantage in the short distances, while probably a disadvantage in the longer ones.

What an interesting analysis. This is a topic that I always discuss with my wife because she is also small, but I think that the main thing when it comes to sprinters is the % muscle fibers.

Qué interesante análisis

I don't know about the other years but in 2014 it was Oxilofrine

Short legs are an advantage in swimming but a long torso isn’t.

That 19.30 will remain Lyles' peak performance ever. 3rd best - probably a fair reflection

Elaine thompson

Why does it sound like voices sped up-- so fast that non-coherent speech

Длина шага у высоких больше - а частота шагов больше у низкорослых

All 6'4 people do not have the same body measurement. My legs are longer than my friend who is 4 inches taller.

Not 100m

They said 200m