hey what's up everyone! Morey Croson here and today we're going to be breaking down who i
think is going to be the future of women's track and field i'm going to start the video right now
all right so women's trying to field right now i think is at its all-time high in terms of overall
viewership and just interest just because there's so many great sprinters i mean obviously the big
one is elaine thompson-herah who just defended her 100 meter and 200 meter in the olympics but then
you also have shelly ann fraser pryce you have sir terry richardson who has obviously been making a
lot of noise in women's starting field and then this woman i think has unbelievable potential
for what you can achieve here moving forward we have christine obama who it's such an interesting
story just because i guess based off of um her physiology she can't compete in the 400 meter and
i think if i'm not mistaken it's anything between the 400 meter and the one mile but you can't
compete in the 200 reader just seems like kind of an interesting rule and i guess it's all based off
of the testosterone levels i looked a little bit into it not a ton into it but um i do think that
she from a you know short sprinter perspective which is mostly what i you know work with in the
100 200 um and even the 60 i think that she ends up having such a bright future uh moving forward
just because we look here um we're gonna look on the right you know she doesn't run a great curve
and this is it in brussels a couple days ago here um she really doesn't run a great curve and to me
you know she really lacks bringing the outside arm forward and through right she's really
short on bringing that that art right arm through and i think you know being able to run that curve
you really do have to be able to control that outside arm really well she does have a really
a lot of extension there in that back arm but really doesn't bring that arm through at all
um especially in comparison to you know some of the other runners in the event and you know
just doesn't really run the curve very well and if we go back to the 200 meter in the olympics
this is where you know she was coming around the curve right she's not in a great place
overall but what's amazing about her and why i think she's the future of the women's track and
field is from this position you know where she's at here she ends up going and passing
all of these you know top women and coming in second right so we fast forward through here
you just see her literally fast forward you know her running almost seems like in her
uh ability to catch up here you know she just comes out of nowhere and ends up coming in in
second place and we're gonna really quit just go and real and break down her turnover speed
so she's at six six zero here she's probably off at about probably six six eight ish maybe
you know that's a little bit longer for contact time than we're typically used to
somewhere between .08 and .09 which is a little bit longer than you know what we're typically
used to but then she's able to swing that leg through so quickly and get right back underneath
and so she's hitting the ground back at let's say 05 so she's at a seven so she's at a point
three seven in terms of her overall uh turnover rate and but she's just able to pick up so much
distance per step right so as she's pushing off we could really see how upright she's able to stay
and still be able to get that leg back behind her so well so we were going to compare it to shelly
and fraser pryce in that same amount of time she's sitting down at six eight zero she's off at
0.08 and then touching back down at 27. so she's closer to 0.39 right so shelly at fraser pryce
is you know her turnover is .39 her full contact time is .08 where christine obama right now is .37
in terms of turnover and you know has about the same contact time so she's cycling her legs faster
and is taller you know at this point i think that ends up being a big part of you know why
she's able to come in and pass all these women up here at the end and you know it's just crazy
to be able to see that she just turned 18 in may so you know she really has a lot more to be able
to work on and again you know she was running the 400 meter her main race was a 400 meter and then
you know leading up to the olympics they said that she couldn't run the 400 meters and she went down
to the 200 meter and won silver in you know just a matter of months i'm going to quickly interrupt
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below and we're gonna hop right back in the video just an unbelievable talent overall to be able
to you know go to the olympics and win silver in you know basically short notice and you know just
has this crazy ability to come back right even in this race here on the right she's in a place where
she's she's way behind coming around the curve you know she's just not in a great position here
but she just has and if we look at her arm she has a little bit of kind of an interesting arm motion
with like the upper body she kind of does like a push back with her hands there i usually try
to coach that out of people but um you know just because i think it's a little bit of an efficient
movement pattern but you know she obviously is something that somebody that is able to make
it work she doesn't put a huge focus on bringing that that right arm through especially looking she
leaves her right arm like about her chest she's much more outward with her her motion on the right
side and then pulls way back with that right arm left side she gets the hand a little bit higher up
but then pulls more kind of back like this with the left arm so you know she definitely has a an
interesting running style i don't know if that's something um that you'd want to necessarily coach
out just because her top speed is so great but then at the same time i'm like you know if she
is able to clean up some of her mechanics there i do think that she's going to be able to really
surpass a lot of these you know great women um you know i don't know if she's going to be able to
win i think she can she could definitely take the the 200 meter world record you know if as long as
she's able to continually progress i mean nobody at 18 was winning silver medals right in the uh
olympics so the fact that she was able to just do that especially given that she wasn't even really
training for this event she's already talked about how she's going to give the 100 meter a try as
well so you know her top speed is unreal and i and i again think that she could still clean up
a lot of that her overall mechanics and that will just help her in being able to get to those top
speeds and just being that much more efficient her leg turnover is great she's a naturally
very very gifted sprinter and i think she's going to end up being a future star here in you
know women's track and field especially in those sprinting events as long as everything ends up
being you know fine with her testosterone levels and everything like that which i don't think that
that should be an issue i don't understand why it is as big of an issue as it has been so you
know hopefully that hasn't been cleared up i know there's a lot of investigation going on
about all that i'd love to hear your guys' thoughts if you think that you know she should be
able to compete or shouldn't or you know what you should be able to compete in the 400 meter or not
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