Скачать или смотреть ALTIS vs. Kersee: Is Keni Harrison’s Switch the Secret to 2025 Glory?

Harrison's career has been filled with near-misses and silver linings. Despite holding the 100m hurdles world record in 2016 (12.20) and securing several podium finishes at the World Athletics Championships, she has yet to claim an elusive outdoor global title. The 32-year-old narrowly missed gold in the 2021 Tokyo Olympics and failed to qualify for the 2024 Paris Olympics, placing sixth at the U.S. Trials. This frustrating streak seems to have fueled her decision to switch coaches, as she nears the twilight of her career.


Harrison’s move to ALTIS is strategic. ALTIS boasts a reputation for technical refinement, biomechanics-focused training, and individualized coaching. Under Andreas Behm, who coached Aries Merritt to a world record and Olympic gold in 2012, Harrison hopes to revitalize her career. ALTIS’s tailored approach could address specific gaps in her performance while building on her strengths. The presence of elite athletes in the program further provides an environment of collaboration and competition—a fertile ground for her resurgence.

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