Archive · 13 Dec 2025
Noah Lyles Adopts All-or-Nothing Approach for LA28
Noah Lyles, a famous American sprinter, is getting ready for the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles with a new mindset.
He calls it an 'all-or-nothing' approach, meaning he will give his best effort without holding back.
Lyles wants to break the records set by the legendary Usain Bolt in the 100m and 200m races.
He believes this new way of training will push his body to do things it has never done before.
Lyles is also thinking about participating in the Ultimate Championship, but he hasn't decided yet.
He says he wants to give his all in every event he participates in.
He sees his competition with Jamaican sprinters as inspiring rather than difficult.
Lyles is always looking for ways to improve and reinvent himself, both on and off the track.
Noah Lyles is adopting an 'all-or-nothing' mentality for the 2026 season and beyond, aiming to push his limits for the LA28 Olympics.
He wants to beat Usain Bolt's records in the 100m and 200m events.
Lyles has not yet confirmed his participation in the Ultimate Championship in Budapest next September.
He sees his rivalry with Jamaican sprinters as inspiring and not difficult.
Lyles plans to remain flexible in his preparation but aims to follow a similar routine to his 2024 Olympic season.
- Who
- Noah Lyles, American sprinter and Olympic gold medallist
- What
- Adopting an all-or-nothing approach for the LA28 Olympics
- When
- Starting in 2026
- Where
- Los Angeles, USA
- Why
- To push his limits and beat Usain Bolt's records
- Athlete
- Noah Lyles
- Event
- LA28 Olympics
- Goal
- Beat Usain Bolt's 100m and 200m records
- Mentality
- All-or-nothing
- Ultimate Championship Participation
- Not yet confirmed
- Training Approach
- Demanding new limits
- Rivalry with Jamaicans
- Inspiring, not difficult