• HOT TAKES: World Indoors Winners, Short Track Nonsense, Long Jump Changes + Personal Updates

  • Mar 6 2024
  • Length: 49 mins
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HOT TAKES: World Indoors Winners, Short Track Nonsense, Long Jump Changes + Personal Updates

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  • Jasmine Todd and Katelyn Hutchison catch up to discuss:

    – How ridiculous is it that Christopher Morales-Williams' 400m world record was not ratified?

    – How long jumpers are even more up in arms about the World Athletics' proposal to change the long jump take-off zone?

    – Is "short track" still a thing?

    – A good change is coming: Starting in 2025, the track and field season will end at the World Championships.

    – Life updates including Katelyn writing for Forbes, doing a brand deal with Lululemon and reuniting at New Balance Nationals. Jasmine has been training, meeting with World Athletics, hosting track camps and more.

    + more reactions to results from the 2024 World Indoor Championships

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