Chris Solinsky Breaks 10K American Record
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- Chris Solinsky Sets 10K American Record, 26:59 At Payton Jordan (2010)
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The 6 dislikes are all from Alberto Salazar.
😂😂😂😂
The commentators are so good, omg
EXCELLENT JOB & GREAT CALL by these commentators
Literally one of the best announcer calls in sports history
Have you heard of the great Tim Hutchins? He's the best commentator in athletics
except his pessimist predictions along the way.
Back when Flotrack was in its prime. So much enthusiasm and passion 🙏🏼
The glory days of Flotrack
One of the best track calls ever. Pretty sure this was the guy in Belgium for Webb's 3:46 too. Need more of that enthusiasm.
@Jawan T I don't know about 10. Maybe 25-30 lbs. He was really heavy though, Strong Inspiration🥇
@Jawan T I don't know about that. Every runner has their own "running weight" and it seems that Chris found his here. This was the race of his life, and it's hard to say that it could have been better.
I was living right across the border in Germany and doing a study abroad when Webb broke that record. I had plans to go to that meet but opted to go to the bar with a buddy. I'll forever regret not going to witness that race. 😢
This clip will inspire people a hundred years from now.
Anytime I'm feeling uninspired for a workout, I watch this clip and I am instantly supercharged ⚡
Great commentary! Picked up on the sub 27 chance well in the heat of battle!
The original video with the XX song Intro accompanied this last 800m and it was amazing.
I just made a comment on another version looking for that version. I may have to try and recreate it.
Here's the link boys czcams.com/video/BZMHM3GVeoU/video.html
@@joen7526 thanks but that one is edited. Original had the full last 1000 meters without interruption and without the motivational phrases and other clips.
@@hillsonn came here looking for that. had 'beast mode' in the title. do it
I get chills watching this every time. I recommend putting "The XX intro" on in the background. OG video had it.
this was almost 10 YEARS AGO?? time flies
The world record was set in 2005..
Chris solinsky is the heaviest to break 27 mins! He weighs 165! A work horse and inspiration.
161 lbs but he’s also 6’1” and it’s about 5lbs for every inch taller you are
Back when Flotrack was in its Prime. So much enthusiasm and passion 🙏🏼
Love this video so much
Such a great video.
Solisnky is averaging around 200 steps per minute which means he is covering about 2 meters per stride! What an absolute workhorse.
shame he didn't push on from this and win some major champs due to injury
Commentator’s name is Ryan Fenton !
This is what every runner dreams of - coming out from obscurity to run a huge PR that makes people go “who’s THAT guy?!”
crazy he dropped a 56 to close...
Watch the world record from 2005
Incredible!!!
Nice!
how tf did he look so effortless? it literally looks like he was out for a tempo run on the track.
Lol watch the World record from 2005. It's absolutely insane.
Admit it.....you didn't watch just once
Incredibile!
The fact that he did around 12.5 for his last 100m is most respectable. As well being 6'1" and 161 lbs for a Sub-27 10K 0_0 Honestly, This is better than Galen Rupp's 26:44 10K and Mo Farah's 26:46 10K given that Solinsky has a 30 lb disadvantage over both of them. Long live the American King🇺🇸👑🤴
(8.12.21 01:10)
That’s the same bmi as a 5’9 man weighing about 140, which seems very common for mid distance elites. Am I missing something ?
@@macree01 Yeah. at 5'9" Mo Farah weighs 125-130 lbs (Which is common for elites of similar height).
Galen weighs 134 lbs being 5'11". Meaning if Solinsky were 5'9" he'd still have over 10 lbs on Rupp.
Plus, over 150 lb Distance runners even at 6'0" are rare. And if they do exist, they're not usually as exceptional as Chris Solinsky.
@@kigen6400 Steve Prefontaine was 5’9 145 lbs. Alan Webb was 5’9 145 lbs. the first man to break sub 2:10 for the marathon was Derek Clayton who was 6 ft 1, 165 lbs. For every ectomorphic runner you list, I can list an equally impressive mesomorphic runner who was just as successful. Let’s also not forget Herb Lindsay, who was handing Bill Rodgers and Frank Shorters ass back to them on pretty much any race between 10-13 miles during the late 70s. 5’9 155 lbs. For a long time was also the only one to run under 47 mins in the Crim 10 miler.
@@macree01 Steve Pre was less than 140 lbs (according to Google). Derek Clayton was also less than 160 lbs (according to Google). Alan Webb was a Miler, so...that contributes to something since he runs less. Heck even Josh Kerr is 170 lbs and 3:48 Miler. Milers have to be excluded since running less than 4 minutes isn't as aerobic as 5K/10K runners and above. While Pre was good, he certainly would not break 27 like Solinsky did.
@@kigen6400 Yes he is. He’s literally listed by an announcer on a meet with Gerry Lindgren in the late 60s as 5ft9 145 lbs. 2 mile race. It’s available to watch on CZcams.
Most people can’t even run 5k for sub 27 minutes
I feel called out. Used to be able to run sub 20 consistently. Nowdays it would take me a couple weeks of training to break 30.
@@synchronium24 watch the world record from 2005
@waterproof4403 That’s not the point!
What is the announcer's name?
I need to knowww
Dude I found it his name is Ryan Fenton !
@@ed_gaa6289 Tim Hutchins is the best commentator
@@waterproof4403 HES garbage
How come noone has paid those commentators big money yet?
His lucky socks. 😂✌
Interesting how most of the comments love the commentary. I'm assuming it's a US cultural thing. I found it obnoxious, as constantly shouting over one another is a no-no, and if I want to experience that type of cacophony, I watch with my mates or go to a sports bar.