Love these videos of Aria doing her thing! One suggestion is if you could dial down the music a little bit when there are good commentators talking about the race, that would be great! There were times when the music was loud enough I couldn't tell what they were saying at all
@kevinscottbailey8335. That’s to avoid being copyrighted. She doesn’t own the rights to the “broadcast” with the commentators. Loud music, or no video at all? Which do you prefer?
That is amazing! If I read the 2023 Nike Outdoor National results correctly on the Athletic Live site, Aria you are now rated #74 in the US vs. all high schoolers in the 200M as an 8th Grader. As a fellow born and raised Kansan who was also a sprinter, I couldn't be prouder of your accomplishments -- as well as the type of fine, humble person you are growing up to be.
I wonder if you could tell what position Aria Pearce's long jump is in. Looking up the world mark for 14 year olds, a distance of 17.50 was given. But she has a 17.55 long jump. Either I read the entry incorrectly or she has a world mark for the long jump for a 14 year old. I would appreciate knowing.
Comparing Aria times to the Elite 200m, you can see Mia Brahe Pederson, lane 7, in the elite group waiting for the emerging elite to finish, Aria would have been 5th. As the commentators said, at 14, Aria put away the field as if she was a top elite high schooler.
Congrats! Another tool to add to her toolbox is competitor awareness & energy conservation in qualification trials, and learning to take her foot off the pedal in the trials when she has such a massive lead- thus conserving more energy for the Finals. This will become even more important in the future when competition is closer and she has to go through 2 or 3 races before reaching the finals.
Ther High School Girl's 100m Natonal Record is 10.94 which is incredible. Aria' 1st Heat was .79 slower at 11.73 here. soooo, 6th place here is that far back of Aria. In super slo mo, 6th is a full 3 1/2 steps behind. Not that far on the watch. At 13:49, that is the track position as Aria crosses. Looks like 15 feet.
Its apparent Aria does conserve energy already. For example in the 100m she was following the pace of the field up to about 50m, about 12 seconds for 100m, then increased pace to 11.5 second per 100m for the last 50m. For the 200m she plainly enjoys straight out dominating. In the 200m final, emerging elite, her pace would have gotten her 5th place in the elite 200m dash.
Amazing job Aria! You’re seeing the fruits of all that work against college opponents! 👍 Earning mad respect! I watched Sydney M the other day, she got second, and her husband told her this….”Humble in victory, humble in loss.” Hang tough, keep improving and maybe see you at the Sunflower State Games! 💥💯
I like the brand management here. The high socks reminds me of Allyson Felix style. The teal and black AP logo is lights out!! It is good to see the clear video footage as well! Great work family and team to document Aria and her athletic journey! #LoveIt #KeepItGoing
Awesome. I love watching all of the other women in disbelief that they lost by so much when you go to shake hands after. You're a force to be reckoned with. Matt GOD continue to bless you
Congratulations! It's probably not often an announcer can only say something like "ha!" when you're so far ahead - and they did it twice! I'm curious - in the first race, lane #5 clearly jumped first, but were you at all worried they were going to call it on you?
@@nefertitiscott3179 Unfortunately when you race Aria you lose all, as these girls are going to be doing every single time they race her until she turns pro lmao
@@ARKAEA33 Hopefully she'll remain humble unlike some people.. Everyone will lose a race in their lifetime. She will run against some tough competition soon and it could be a different outcome. Check out Jamaica Girls. Southern California. Texas. She's running against not so fast Girls in this clip. Anyway she fast for a 8th grader.
Yes, #4's hair fell down, #5 reacted to that movement and flinched, and #6 reacted to the flinch and jumped. Seems like if you have a lot of hair you should have it tied up to avoid this kind of thing.
Wow....her times in the emerging elites were so dominant....that even against 12th graders in the championship heats, she would have been in the top 5...AS an 8th grader!! ....Aria is simply at a level of her own in girls track and field.
There is a 6th grader who has run as fast/faster. It's bad enough her father is so hyperbolic, don't exaggerate. She is crazy talented but let's not put her on a pedestal.
@@michaeledwards2251 that's her! I hope Ms Dogget is allowed to run without the pressure heaped on Aria by Ms Pierce's father/entourage. I hope she surrounds herself with positive mentors and role models (like Sydney and Athing as opposed to Sha'carri). I wish her the best!
@@isitrachelorj3953 Part of the problem is the sheer number of super talented girl runners appearing. It's got so, merely stating a school grade is simply not enough. Flo Jo records are looking shaky : the effect of Chapter 11 has been to expand the pool of talent massively. Girls are taking sport seriously as they now see a path forward.
what's the age of the girls competing ? How are we supposed to know from this video ? Further more, what's the time to beat this year ? How about some information please ?
Aria Pierce is 14, middle schooler, 8th grader. No one her age, 14, below the Junior Olympic level is capable of beating her and even then by the tiniest margin.
@@michaeledwards2251 Yup.... she BLAZING!! Wish her continued development and growth.... certainly has some serious potential. If she can just keep training and not over do it by being over ran, she could have a bright future. I guess the only question is.... is if she simply gonna be another super young phenom that is so much faster then her peers at this young age, just to realize she's peaked way earilier on in life and doesn't actually get much faster?? We've seen it countless times before with other young sprinters..... and I think not over doing it too quick is the key. She certainly has the raw talent, so now if she can be properly developed she could be the exception to the rule.
@@willstuart4504 Her father is trying to ensure she gets good experiences. Both he and the WIT coach are both anxious to maintain her form : since trying out for the US Team, she is keen to have another go. This may sound absurd, but the opposition she faced in the Nike emerging elite championship is weaker than the college runners she faces most weekends. The give away is the 100m, she ran 11.72 but to place well at one of college meets she ran 11.5. Watch her in the 100m again, and you will notice she paced herself to match the pack up to about 50m then simply took off.
In the US, as an 8th grader. I don't know her 14 year old competition at the Junior Olympic level : she has had loss at the 100m at the Junior Olympics 100m by the tiniest margin.
They need to change the format of running. We don’t race cars around a curve and say that’s the world record. It’s a straight line. There’s all sorts of weird psychology that happens depending on your lane when you run a 200 or 400. Build a 400m straight track and let’s see how fast humans really are.
I ran the video at 0.25 pace to see what had happened : Aria was triggered by the girl in the neighbouring lane raising her bottom. Coaches tell sprinters, if you see a runner moving, go, you don't know the firer will call back.
Run the video on 0.25. The girl in the neighbouring lane moved after the set instruction had been given : any movement after set is treated as a false start. Coaches instruct athletes to go if they see movement : they don't know the firer will make a call back.
@Veggemattic. The music is ABSOLUTELY necessary. Duh! That’s to avoid being copyrighted. She doesn’t own the rights to the “broadcast” with the commentators. Loud music, or no video at all? Which do you prefer?
@@frankiek2269the music is just dumb. Doesn’t do a damn thing but annoy! I’d rather hear the commentators only. But stupid man made rules, which exist only for self aggrandizement, have to ruin everything like always.
Not bad off the block start acceleration, drive phase and into high top end speed. Mainly focusing and working on jump from out the blocks into that drive phase is the long sought after meal ticket key. 🔑 The potential in enough strength towards reaching and holding a high top end speed seems to be there. Steep hill sprints and training with the boys can help. Avoid the neighborhood girls of your age like the plague. Itd thoroughbred racehorse chicken filth. Search for a coach mentor.
Are you seriously this dumb? The loud music? That’s to avoid being copyrighted. She doesn’t own the rights to the “broadcast” with the commentators. Loud music, or no video at all? Which do you prefer?
That’s to avoid being copyrighted. She doesn’t own the rights to the “broadcast” with the commentators. Loud music, or no video at all? Which do you prefer?
Wow, another clueless fool. The loud music? That’s to avoid being copyrighted. She doesn’t own the rights to the “broadcast” with the commentators. Loud music, or no video at all? Which do you prefer?
Can’t ‘ditch’ the music, duh! That’s to avoid being copyrighted. She doesn’t own the rights to the “broadcast” with the commentators. Loud music, or no video at all? Which do you prefer?
Love these videos of Aria doing her thing! One suggestion is if you could dial down the music a little bit when there are good commentators talking about the race, that would be great! There were times when the music was loud enough I couldn't tell what they were saying at all
turn down the volume a lot, not a little, I would also add that she's quite the runner!
JJK's commentary is more important than the music. Get rid of it.
These videos are made by her father he is not professional at all
@@genebaket I'd be honored to hear JJK talk about my daughter.
@kevinscottbailey8335. That’s to avoid being copyrighted. She doesn’t own the rights to the “broadcast” with the commentators. Loud music, or no video at all? Which do you prefer?
That is amazing! If I read the 2023 Nike Outdoor National results correctly on the Athletic Live site, Aria you are now rated #74 in the US vs. all high schoolers in the 200M as an 8th Grader. As a fellow born and raised Kansan who was also a sprinter, I couldn't be prouder of your accomplishments -- as well as the type of fine, humble person you are growing up to be.
I wonder if you could tell what position Aria Pearce's long jump is in. Looking up the world mark for 14 year olds, a distance of 17.50 was given. But she has a 17.55 long jump. Either I read the entry incorrectly or she has a world mark for the long jump for a 14 year old. I would appreciate knowing.
THANK YOU for not doing some weird gesture or celebration at the end - you are a TRUE champion!
She'll do it next time to embarrass u
Amazing. You’re inspiring me to maybe get back on the track again. I wish you all of the success, but even more importantly, all of the fun!
Incredible performance, Aria! Your hard work and success is inspiring many. Congratulations!
Absolutely amazing!! Congratulations, Aria!!
What a blessing to be born with that kind of speed, continue to leave your mark.
I was just thinking about you and wondering if you had been in this competition!!! WELL DONE!!!! Keep going, Girly! ❤🇺🇲💙
smashed it massive well done - look after the memories, they will look after you :)
Bad-Ass.... Love it... Thank YOu !!
Wow!! Congratulations and Good Luck! 👍🏃♀
Stay focus, stay humbled, love your sport, athletic ability and don't take none of this for granted.. You rock young lady..
That was absolutely incredible. Keep up the good work, you're going places.
Amazing and Awesome!! Love it!
Great sweep of the 100m and 200m, Aria! The commentators sounded blown away by how you blew your opponents away.
Comparing Aria times to the Elite 200m, you can see Mia Brahe Pederson, lane 7, in the elite group waiting for the emerging elite to finish, Aria would have been 5th. As the commentators said, at 14, Aria put away the field as if she was a top elite high schooler.
Love your competitiveness Aria....👏👏👏
Congrats! Another tool to add to her toolbox is competitor awareness & energy conservation in qualification trials, and learning to take her foot off the pedal in the trials when she has such a massive lead- thus conserving more energy for the Finals. This will become even more important in the future when competition is closer and she has to go through 2 or 3 races before reaching the finals.
Ther High School Girl's 100m Natonal Record is 10.94 which is incredible.
Aria' 1st Heat was .79 slower at 11.73 here.
soooo, 6th place here is that far back of Aria. In super slo mo, 6th is a full 3 1/2 steps behind. Not that far on the watch.
At 13:49, that is the track position as Aria crosses. Looks like 15 feet.
Its apparent Aria does conserve energy already. For example in the 100m she was following the pace of the field up to about 50m, about 12 seconds for 100m, then increased pace to 11.5 second per 100m for the last 50m.
For the 200m she plainly enjoys straight out dominating. In the 200m final, emerging elite, her pace would have gotten her 5th place in the elite 200m dash.
Fantastic progress
WooHoo!!! I knew you would do it! Way to go!!!🤗🤗🏅🏅🏆🏆
Amazing job Aria! You’re seeing the fruits of all that work against college opponents! 👍 Earning mad respect!
I watched Sydney M the other day, she got second, and her husband told her this….”Humble in victory, humble in loss.”
Hang tough, keep improving and maybe see you at the Sunflower State Games! 💥💯
Very impressive young women. Congratulations, Aria!!.
Congratulations to Aria and to the entire Pearce family. 🎉🏃♀️
Congratulations!
I really hope you know how gifted you are for your age. I hope you go on to do great things, you a true natural talent! 🙏🏾
Excellent! Hope Aria comes to the UK soon!!
Impressive as all get out!. Good sportsmanship as well Aria! God Bless.
well done! incredible runs
I like the brand management here. The high socks reminds me of Allyson Felix style. The teal and black AP logo is lights out!! It is good to see the clear video footage as well! Great work family and team to document Aria and her athletic journey! #LoveIt #KeepItGoing
Congratulations 🎉. And congratulations to the best of the young ladies for being good enough to be there.
Outstanding accomplishments. A true champion.
ARIA! We are so proud of you! Keep it up, the sky is the limit!
Wow!!! Keep up the hard work!!!! I'm a fan
Great job! Good sportsmanship
Great job Aria!! ❣
Awesome. I love watching all of the other women in disbelief that they lost by so much when you go to shake hands after. You're a force to be reckoned with. Matt GOD continue to bless you
You are amazing ❤
Superb execution!🏆
Next videos, please cut background music by 50%. The noise distracts attention from Aria's abilities. Thanks.
Steiner. Now Pearce. AWESOME! Keep getting faster. ❤
Wow....Congrats! It would be interesting to know what you run the 400 in????
I watched Jackie Joyner during her high school years, and Aria reminds me of her. Just a special athlete
Congratulations Aria !
Well done champ. Stay focused and grounded.
Aria!!! Way to go!!!😱😱😱😱😱😱😱WOW
Miana Mason used to run for Quincy Track Club when her dad worked at Eastern Nazarene College. Unexpected surprise!!
Congratulations! It's probably not often an announcer can only say something like "ha!" when you're so far ahead - and they did it twice! I'm curious - in the first race, lane #5 clearly jumped first, but were you at all worried they were going to call it on you?
Woop Woop Aria showing some of that Pearce Horsepower . Way to go Cuz 🏆🏅
Congrats!!!
Killing it, congrats Aria! BTW are none of these parents telling their kids to be a good sport? They sure don't seem happy after the race lol.
They are not used to getting wupped
I was thinking the same thing. Maybe the Coaches need to talk about sportsmanship to these young Girls. You win some you lose some.
@@nefertitiscott3179 Unfortunately when you race Aria you lose all, as these girls are going to be doing every single time they race her until she turns pro lmao
@@ARKAEA33 Hopefully she'll remain humble unlike some people.. Everyone will lose a race in their lifetime. She will run against some tough competition soon and it could be a different outcome. Check out Jamaica Girls. Southern California. Texas. She's running against not so fast Girls in this clip. Anyway she fast for a 8th grader.
@@nefertitiscott3179 Sprinters are the primadonnas of track going back forever. Aria seems to be an exception here.
Dano much about sprinting mechanisms but what iv seen of Abby is astonishing from where she was last year to now the little thing's i can see 👍🏽
Congratulations
Way to go girl!
She beat their butts... Smoked em.....Flash....
Once in a generation talent❤
Heck yeah!
Damn!!! She owned it. want to give that racer a High Five and a big pat on the back! What a super star!
Congratulations from Denmark 🇩🇰☀️🏃♀️💨
Nice!
Very cool! Yup, you are fast!
Above all, her greatest asset is her humility.
Yes, #4's hair fell down, #5 reacted to that movement and flinched, and #6 reacted to the flinch and jumped. Seems like if you have a lot of hair you should have it tied up to avoid this kind of thing.
Wow....her times in the emerging elites were so dominant....that even against 12th graders in the championship heats, she would have been in the top 5...AS an 8th grader!! ....Aria is simply at a level of her own in girls track and field.
There is a 6th grader who has run as fast/faster. It's bad enough her father is so hyperbolic, don't exaggerate. She is crazy talented but let's not put her on a pedestal.
@@isitrachelorj3953
Are referring to Dogget of the Maximum Impact running club, who was 2nd in the Nike 100m Elite dash ?
@@michaeledwards2251 that's her! I hope Ms Dogget is allowed to run without the pressure heaped on Aria by Ms Pierce's father/entourage. I hope she surrounds herself with positive mentors and role models (like Sydney and Athing as opposed to Sha'carri). I wish her the best!
@@isitrachelorj3953
Part of the problem is the sheer number of super talented girl runners appearing. It's got so, merely stating a school grade is simply not enough. Flo Jo records are looking shaky : the effect of Chapter 11 has been to expand the pool of talent massively. Girls are taking sport seriously as they now see a path forward.
@@michaeledwards2251 I hope they all get better guidance than the two brats we saw playing hoops in the NCAAs.
Aria is a true Champion
Why is it a false start just to move in the blocks but with your hands still behind the line?
The rules state no movement once set : any movement is taken by neighbouring athletes as a signal to move. Coaches so instruct the athletes.
Go Aria!
When you are about to ran in the venerable Hayward field, and think: "OMG, we are not in Kansas anymore!"
power
what's the age of the girls competing ? How are we supposed to know from this video ? Further more, what's the time to beat this year ? How about some information please ?
Barnes who came 2nd to her in the 100m is class of 2025, age 16 assumed, implying high schoolers up to age 18 in the emerging elite category.
So does this mean you won’t be running as an amateur on a school team?
Look at her. I think she has a future in pole vault, triple jump, or long jump as well.
She has a Long jump of 5.55m to her name.
I don't know what her "mindset" is but lock it in your head and never change it,
Kudos to her parents.
Aria is amazing. The loud volume overriding some of the commentary was a bit annoying.
Either have the music or the commentary. Too distracting to have both. Great performance tough!
Stat check: improved from 2022: 1.0 sec in 200, 0.5 in 100, and counting.....
PR! You really belong there at the U of O.
Why have the music, or better yet, why have the announcers if if you can't hear them over the music?
What age is this phenom?? I'm guessing HS by her times??
Aria Pierce is 14, middle schooler, 8th grader. No one her age, 14, below the Junior Olympic level is capable of beating her and even then by the tiniest margin.
@@michaeledwards2251 Yup.... she BLAZING!! Wish her continued development and growth.... certainly has some serious potential.
If she can just keep training and not over do it by being over ran, she could have a bright future.
I guess the only question is.... is if she simply gonna be another super young phenom that is so much faster then her peers at this young age, just to realize she's peaked way earilier on in life and doesn't actually get much faster?? We've seen it countless times before with other young sprinters..... and I think not over doing it too quick is the key.
She certainly has the raw talent, so now if she can be properly developed she could be the exception to the rule.
@@willstuart4504
Her father is trying to ensure she gets good experiences. Both he and the WIT coach are both anxious to maintain her form : since trying out for the US Team, she is keen to have another go.
This may sound absurd, but the opposition she faced in the Nike emerging elite championship is weaker than the college runners she faces most weekends. The give away is the 100m, she ran 11.72 but to place well at one of college meets she ran 11.5. Watch her in the 100m again, and you will notice she paced herself to match the pack up to about 50m then simply took off.
I feel good for aria , but i feel bad for her competition . lol
Kansas !!
❤🇧🇷
L.A. 28 🥇🥇🥇
She's the fastest in the world! 👍
In the US, as an 8th grader. I don't know her 14 year old competition at the Junior Olympic level : she has had loss at the 100m at the Junior Olympics 100m by the tiniest margin.
They need to change the format of running. We don’t race cars around a curve and say that’s the world record. It’s a straight line. There’s all sorts of weird psychology that happens depending on your lane when you run a 200 or 400. Build a 400m straight track and let’s see how fast humans really are.
Evreybody else just running for 2nd.
you should play your background music even louder and drown out the announcers
The announcers tried to blame Aria for the false start. Boy were they wrong.
I ran the video at 0.25 pace to see what had happened : Aria was triggered by the girl in the neighbouring lane raising her bottom. Coaches tell sprinters, if you see a runner moving, go, you don't know the firer will call back.
At this point, an announcer should feel embarrassed if she’s covering a race an doesnt know about Aria Pearce. Sad.
Why music 🙄🙄
You have class and are the class of the future!
Great cideo update. 🗑 the music
I loved the corny music.
looks like you jumped out early to me.......announcers did too.
Run the video on 0.25. The girl in the neighbouring lane moved after the set instruction had been given : any movement after set is treated as a false start. Coaches instruct athletes to go if they see movement : they don't know the firer will make a call back.
Why show results before the race? The music is so unnecessary too.
Some people just like to complain.
@Veggemattic. The music is ABSOLUTELY necessary. Duh! That’s to avoid being copyrighted. She doesn’t own the rights to the “broadcast” with the commentators. Loud music, or no video at all? Which do you prefer?
@@frankiek2269the music is just dumb. Doesn’t do a damn thing but annoy! I’d rather hear the commentators only. But stupid man made rules, which exist only for self aggrandizement, have to ruin everything like always.
The music is a major distraction ......
Not bad off the block start acceleration, drive phase and into high top end speed. Mainly focusing and working on jump from out the blocks into that drive phase is the long sought after meal ticket key. 🔑 The potential in enough strength towards reaching and holding a high top end speed seems to be there. Steep hill sprints and training with the boys can help. Avoid the neighborhood girls of your age like the plague. Itd thoroughbred racehorse chicken filth. Search for a coach mentor.
Can you turn down the music so we can hear the announcers?
Are you seriously this dumb? The loud music? That’s to avoid being copyrighted. She doesn’t own the rights to the “broadcast” with the commentators. Loud music, or no video at all? Which do you prefer?
Why is the audio so bad?
That’s to avoid being copyrighted. She doesn’t own the rights to the “broadcast” with the commentators. Loud music, or no video at all? Which do you prefer?
Aria is fabulous!!
please stop the music.
Wow, another clueless fool. The loud music? That’s to avoid being copyrighted. She doesn’t own the rights to the “broadcast” with the commentators. Loud music, or no video at all? Which do you prefer?
the music is intrusive loud annoying turned off video after a few moments!!!!
Concur, ditch the music!!
Can’t ‘ditch’ the music, duh! That’s to avoid being copyrighted. She doesn’t own the rights to the “broadcast” with the commentators. Loud music, or no video at all? Which do you prefer?
Champion? 😐😐😐