Coleman doesn't even reach out with the baton until he's already running into Lyles. What a moran
That's because there is no extension. He is already up on Lyles and Noah is not ready to receive. That is an acceleration zone issue, not a passing issue
Coleman doesn't even reach out with the baton until he's already running into Lyles. What a moran
That's because there is no extension. He is already up on Lyles and Noah is not ready to receive. That is an acceleration zone issue, not a passing issue
It’s a math/coaching/staff issue. Not the job of the athletes to guess on steps. Getting the steps right within a certain range is fairly easy. Not sure why our coaches have so much trouble with it.
Coleman doesn't even reach out with the baton until he's already running into Lyles. What a moran
That's because there is no extension. He is already up on Lyles and Noah is not ready to receive. That is an acceleration zone issue, not a passing issue
Right, Lyles is the one who's supposed to know when to take off.
That's because there is no extension. He is already up on Lyles and Noah is not ready to receive. That is an acceleration zone issue, not a passing issue
Right, Lyles is the one who's supposed to know when to take off.
It’s very clear from watching that he’s just guessing because the steps are wrong. That’s never going to be a recipe for consistent success.
It blows my mind that this post has 25 downvotes and only 9 upvotes. It shows that people just don't like the truth a lot of the time. They are set in their ways.
You're not getting downvoted because what you wrote was untrue; you're getting downvoted because you're a dickhead.
Unfortunately, one of the prime reasons why people are dickheads is because they lack self-awareness and introspection, so I wouldn't expect you to understand why you're catching flack.
It’s very clear from watching that he’s just guessing because the steps are wrong. That’s never going to be a recipe for consistent success.
Then that means he doesn't know what he's doing, when he quite easily could.
That’s not an athlete’s job. Coaches are trained to do the proper analysis to factor in incoming runner’s speed, outgoing runner’s speed, and a few other factors to know how to optimize the race and keep the stick at the highest possible velocity and to do so safely. Except our coaches don’t do that apparently.
NBC. Told you Hassan had no chance. If you want me to commentate, you can reach me at 844-LETSRUN
Robert, I know you want to commentate so badly because of your passion for the sport but take it seriously and PRACTICE. Put in the effort to strengthen your voice, slow down your cadence; articulate; use your podcast platform to master the craft and become more Professional. You know your weaknesses. Work on them daily.
Voice Work: TRT and start smoking unfiltered Camels. ;-)
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