Ugandan Runners UNDERESTIMATE Australian Runner (u won't believe what happened)
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- Ugandan Runners UNDERESTIMATE Australian Runner (u won't believe what happened)
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People have forgotten that Derek Clayton of Australia broke the world marathon record in 1967, lowered it in 1969 and didn’t see it broken until 1981.
Don't mention Cliff Young. I know that's a very different race, but Aussie pride does exist.
@@karizma8175Marathon runners did adopt Cliff Young's shuffle run in the future
The original shoe shuffler
The Sydney to Melbourne
Marathon.
On a single lane road(well highway) of sorts.
Trucks flying by.
Sure they had an escort here and there behind them ....
That was when Men were Men.
When everyone was sleeping he would just shuffle on by😂
Nope. Clayton has not been forgotten.
Doesn't matter the sport. Don't sleep on Aussies
Why cause you'll get a Turkey slap🤣.
Jokes Jokes.
Your right though
Best sporting country in the world baby
I don't think they were asleep on him. They wasted their energy and focus on playing games but he didn't let it bother him and kept his focus on himself, just staying there. Over this distance and at the rate they run, it is surprising how much energy can be lost when not focused in on oneself. And that's what happens when they try to be smart, and resorting to such tactics usually indicates a lack of confidence to win on their own ability.
One of the best Aussie runners yet not that well known. Which probably doesn't bother him either.
Ugandans doubted the cost of living in Australia
@ozicryptoG who the he'll are you talking about?
That GT racing moustache was at least an extra 5 horsepower that the rest didn't have. 🇦🇺
For 99% of the race he was a member of team Uganda and their team work paid off.
😂😂
Haha! Bravo dude, bravo!! That got me howling!!! So kudos for that!!
so well done Aussie Jack ...proud of you ...from Queensland
Oh so he was a bogan
🇦🇺
Yeww
Queenslander😜
Bloody oath, love from Vic
Australia has produced some of the greatest distance runners in history, so no surprise here 😊
Very odd. Our population only 25 mill. US is 300 plus mill
LOL What and who are you talking about?
@MickyTzzz you , of course 🙃
@@Ballarateast 😆
It's hard to get around if your kangaroo breaks down
The ‘South African’ he was chatting to post-race was his fellow Australian Dejen Gebreselassie. There were four Aussies in the top 16 finishes of this race - don’t sleep on them!
This actually brought a tear to my eye ( especially formally being a long distance runner myself & an Aussie ) ! The strength & determination Rayner showed is commendable ! Aussie Aussie Aussie oy oy oy ! ❤️👍🏻🇦🇺👍🏻❤️
Aussie oi!
Aussie Aussie Aussie
@@da3v1ls93oi oi oi
Me too on the tears!
Have no idea how/ this was recommended, but I was enthralled…I never watch boring marathons..😳 ❤ from a very proud Aussie,
Australians are built different 😅 👍 ❤
Yes, we are built upside down. That is why our feet smell and our noses run.
@@ianlowery6014 Brilliant 👏 🇦🇺
@@ianlowery6014i gotta remember that one lmao
@@ianlowery6014 Rippa 🙃
Key take aways… Never Under estimate an Aussie
Rob De Castella cryo-frozen then thawed and reconstituted for the race.
Steve Monaghetti also good distance runner.
I remember reading about him in Runner's World way back in the day. Thanks for the reminder.
Definitely, it's actually Deek's Mo from the 1982 Commonwealth Games, Rob rents it out.
DEEK!!!!!!!!! Hahahaha. Exactly what I was thinking!
😂😂😂
In Australia the biggest killer to physical activity is humidity, not heat alone. I can work physically in hot dry conditions, but humidity saps my strength quickly. I live in the temperate zone in the South East where humidity rarely gets above about 60%.
I did a trip for two months to Papua New Guinea in the winter of 1986. The mountains are about 9000 feet so the air is rarified to. It wasn't so hot, but the humidity was horrendous, making you verge on delirium all the time. It actually drives you a bit barmey. Give me dry heat any day, to humidity. You feel life you want to change your shirt every half hour. And once your clothes are soaking wet with sweat they stay that way, it just doesn't evaporate. At night your clothes are soaked and you have to put them on wet the next morning because they don't dry out overnight and are as cold as the night air.
PNG mentioned 🗣️
I hate the equator and everything near it 😂
Seriously, its insane how much the humidity can sap your strength. I've moved down south and even working outdoors i still dont really get physically tired that often (i work on a farm...) Its crazy how much stamina you can get just from living in somewhere hot n humid for so long.
This is great commentary thank you 👍🏼 ps. AUSSIE, AUSSIE, AUSSIE!! 🎉🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Oi oi oi 🇦🇺
Oi oi oi❤
OI OI OI!
Oi oi oi
Aussie oi!
Honestly your assessment of Australian weather is hilarious. I think runners from Melbourne probably travel to Europe to escape the cold 😂
Cold? In Australia? Sorry. I am Canadian.
@@timothynelson5684Lack of insulation and heating, means many are cold in their homes too.
Where I live in the State of Victoria Australia the max temperature today was 8 degrees celsius.
@@timothynelson5684I'm Aussie. I'm in awe of your cold temperatures. Crazy.
@@timothynelson5684you’ve never been here
Us Aussie's love our sports and we often have athletes "suprise everyone" except us Aussie's cheering them on knowing what they are capable of 💯
……remember Steven Bradbury’s finish? Absolutely fantastic!
Exactly. Aussies are the "Quiet Achievers". I'm sure Rayner knew what he was doing and studied the Ugandans before the race as well!
This commentary was very refreshing, no nonsense no drama just a good story and thorough breakdown with honest thoughts, subscribed
Clever running! 😁
Aussie, Aussie, Aussie! 👍
M 🦘🏏😎
Oi oi oi ❤
OI OI OI! It's bad not to shout it
OI OI OI
Outstanding run by Jack Reynar, Go Aussie. I loved the way the narrated here kept referring to the Pom that wasn't in the race after halfway.
Welsh?
@@johntimmins1393 same thing
Rayner
I'm not sure how I got here........but great job , amazing run from start to finish! 😜👏👏👏
Same..lol
well done Jack from Australia
About 20 years ago I was watching a South Korean race, while I was in Korea. The two easy peasy front runners were two powerful Africans - can't remember which country - but their ease of movement and their confidence was something really special to witness.
It was a long race.
All of a sudden, when the two Africans were striding smoothly along, even chatting with one another, some unknown dude came silently barreling over a hill. His pace picked up so fast that it was nearly heartstopping. He won. I believe he was either a Lithuanian runner, or an Estonian runner.
After 20 years, hard to remember the details. So if someone knows, I would appreciate the memories.
20 years ago and the race was won by an athlete from the eastern bloc? PED until proven otherwise!
It’s amazing he could pace himself at that speed, allowing himself to sprint at the end.
Shout out to the Kenyan, he was the shortest guy with the smallest legs and put in a great effort.
Here in Canberra (capital of Australia) we didn't have any days above 35 last summer. Mostly in the 22-30 degree range and in winter it's downright cold with minimums of -5 or -6. Even when it is warm, humidity is low making it ideal for running most of the year.
Canberra is too cold
I used to work at the AIS and watching the athletes running was insane, there long-distance pace isn't far off my sprint pace.
Because Australia is a smaller population and an often overlooked competitor , they just seem to emerge from nowhere. Unexpected. Australians are the worlds quiet achievers . Good at stuff and satisfied with their contribution to our planet. 👍🏻. Nike named their logo after Australia 😉
@@Stephen-Steven-Stephens when we achieve 😉
Our competitors are never overlooked mate.
@@joanneburford6364 100% and we look forward. Not over our shoulder
🇦🇺😍❤@@Stephen-Steven-Stephens
Same applies even more to Kiwis (from an Aussie)
There was a time in the early 1900's that running a mile in less than five minutes was earth shattering. Now they are do it mile after mile after mile.
Advancements in technology, bio-mechanics, and bio-chemistry. Soon sub 4 minutes will be the pace
That was brilliant to watch, good on you Australia 🇦🇺
Thanks for the laugh. One of the funniest running videos I've ever watched. The over exaggeration of how hot it is here in Australia and how unbearable it would be to train was hilarious.
I heard it's so hot; a bald guy can fry an egg on his head while running the half marathon...
Its not over exaggerated. Maybe you live in a cooler part of Australia like Tassie. There are quite a few athlete deaths every year in Australia from exertional heat stroke .
@@ian7033-qj9wg It's "winter" at the moment in Sydney, wouldn't want to run in this heat. It's 16.3 C but due to wind it feels like 6.7 C, so best to stay in the wind.
Yeah I don't think many Australian runners would think its too hot and decide to run in Africa. More likely they go to Africa so they can train with the amazing Ugandan runners...
A half marathon is just going to visit you next door neighbour in Australia, 6 largest country in the world with a population of approximately 25 million.
he trains in melbourne and its fucking cold
so is Wales
New England is fucking cold. Melbourne is like a warm bath of marmalade.
It's fkn hot too!
Melbourne is fkn cold until you get 3 days in a row 40C +....
@@ray.shoesmithhasnt happened in like a decade lol. My english cousins were freezing here when the arctic winds hit
Aussie Aussie Aussie oy oy oy! Way to go buddy Aussie strength on display.
Wow. Mate ... now I've got some bragging rights about how we Aussies are runners. It's the Coopers and vegemite.
"and Mohamed Adaan of England"
😂😂😂😂 bloody hell
😂
@@christianjensen9174Reality Setting In😂
Beautiful Strategy. Well done. Nice kick at the end. Cheers from Michael. Australia.
Remember the potato Man he was born to run, along with many others, and he only trained in the land down under, many thanks for putting this out as we did a fair bit of this in the fifties just to keep fit 😊in Nth Qld and lots of people run up Castle Hill every day 😊 in Townsville Nth Qld Australia 🇦🇺 Cheers All ***"
Cliff Young
61 years old as well I think
61 year old Cliff Young. Was awesome to watch him.
"The little Kenyan runner in the middle"😭😭
An incredible performance.
So proud to be an Aussie! 🇳🇿🇳🇿👍👍
You didnt run!
@@WienerVLthat's not the point. It's called being a supporter.
You’re so proud to be an Aussie that you put the New Zealand flag
Aussie ... Aussie ... Aussie.... well done. From Coolangatta.
It’s that great Aussie spirit of not letting go, no matter how tough it is.
Nice to see the back and forth throughout the race rather than a sprint finish. Great commentary, too!
The temperatures in south east Australia are not as hot as stated for most of the year. Where I live the maximum temperatures in the last four days (July in Winter) have hovered between 4C to 8C ( 39F to 46F). It has never reached 40C here. I live west of Sydney at about 1000 metres elevation. Sometimes even snows in Winter. It's relatively comfortable for runners and walkers. I have no trouble hiking or walking up to 20 kilometres in a day for most of the year. There are some wonderful running or hiking trails in the Blue Mountains, where I live. Cheers everyone.
They are when the media is fishing for drama and hysterics.
Man stays in lead pack the whole way, outkicks it at the end. Never happened before. /s (This is the 2018 Commonwealth Half Marathon by the way).
Why would anyone expect the Australian to drop off the pack, he's an Aussie!! Aussie Aussie Aussie, oi oi, oi 🇦🇺🙌🇦🇺
I remember this moment so well. Just brilliant running.
This is a great race video.
Australia is actually a lot hotter than New Zealand in the summer. Plus we have a lot of bush and forest trails in New Zealand that are still cool in summer. So it actually ok to train in New Zealand in the summer. If you avoid the middle of the day there are plenty of hours in the day where its comfortable.
New Zealand is cold as hell and also their leader Jacinda Arden comes across as a woke communist.
Aussie Aussie Aussie, you make us proud Jack!!
Never underestimate an Aussie. Tough as nails. Most races are run and won between the ears anyway. Ya got to be smart as well as fit.
I ran 4.57 for the 1500m when I was 12 breaking and holding the western Australian district record for many years. I was the shorted guy to ever run that event so you had to be smart to beat the lanky legs
Still as a Ugandan 🇺🇬🇺🇬im proud of my runners for that formation they tried to keep what they trained with their coaches in mind. Which made them win the road for 3quaters of the race 😍😍it helped Jack Reynar keep up the pace
The 2018 Cardiff Half Marathon looked like an awesome event. Competition should be competitive. The Australian government invested in the Australian Institute of Sport back in the 1980s, which showed sizably improved outcomes over the next decade.
What makes you say the Ugandan's underestimated the Aussie? Seems like they treated him like the would any opponent
Yep - with disdain.
@@simonallanby5945 but how can u tell? They were literally just running
Good work Jack, you got the big reward. Be sure that before tbe next race the Africans will visit their shaman to put a curse on you, because you took their moneyyyyy that the whole family was eagerly waiting for. Australia produces world class athletes, so does New Zeeland to. All the best to them for the Olympics!!!
Aussie Aussie Aussie!! 🇦🇺🇦🇺👍
Oi Oi Oi❤🇦🇺
@@chich61 FINALLY!!!! 👍🤗🤗🤗
@@logic.and.reasoning 😅😅😅
@@chich61 👍😘😁
Australia is huge, it's not all hot desert. 3 degrees today where I am, highs of 20 to 25 in summer.
Rayner waited, used his brain and did a Bradbury😁❤️👍🏼
Well done, Rayner!! So proud of you as a fellow Aussie xx
In Australia our children run their sports carnivals at school in those 40°C temps you're talking about. Kids don't get sent home from school until it hits 46°C. You think those kids grow up into adults and care about heat? Come on. "Just get on with it" is the aussie way. I think that's why we like Nike so much, their slogan sounds like something your parents told you on repeat as a kid.
Jack Raynor is the Australian 10000m record holder. No surprises here.
Proud to see Aussie doing such a great job 👏 🙌
Technical programming note:
Please dont take low res 30fps footage and slow it down to 50% speed. Its verh disorienting and distracting.
Uganda & Australia have very very similar climates, the Aussie guy doesn't have their excellent genetics, but people regularly train in the same brutal heat..
We have ZERO altitude though, so that's a huge disadvantage...
"The Kenyon decided to put his foot down and show his whereabouts." LMAO --- Outstanding line. "Dowie running by himself in no man's land." Brilliant line again lol. "Test the pack, including the little Kenyan there in the middle." Bwha haha. This said, it was a compelling commentary and the result very pleasing for our fellow Aussie Rainer. Thanks for posting. Great stuff.
Aussie Aussie Aussie 👍. All that cheating with the others you can't stop us Aussies 💕💕💕🇦🇺
Never underestimate an Aussie!! 💖🇭🇲💖🇭🇲
This is from 2018 BTW. Jack Reynar made the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo but cramped after just 500M and stopped.
"Cramped" is code for POOR PREPERATION!!!
@@Thoth19 2020 he wasnt on steroids now he is
Jack made it to almost 10km, he merely felt cramps as early as 500m. His preparation was hampered (ie, he didn’t run for a month in the lead up) due to a stressy in his femur.
He must have messed up and taken the blue pills before the race instead of the red pills! 🤣
@@Thoth19 what u think u could beat him
Go Aussies! I live in Ballarat Australia , the home of Steve Moneghetti.
Aussie, Aussie, Aussie..Oi Oi Oi.
Got cramps watching that.
I watched this from my lounge in Auckland, with my family,we were all yelling for him to stay with them,not only did he do that,he blitzed them, happy days?.
Go the Aussie Lgend🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🤘😂
Amazing what a promise of a cold beer will do
I placed 2nd in the Qld State finals for 14yos...ran 4.28 for the 1500m...a mile is 1600 odd metres... These blokes are flying
Why did you skip the actually move? Show it! Also, Jess Hull trains in Australia full time now.
This iz incredable, just reminds me of the American Sprinters beating the Jamaican " Cheaters ". of the last decade.
Go the Aussie mate 👍 Aussies don't cheat we are always fair and we do what some don't "train hard" and Aussies always support our athletes 🎉
Ball tampering
@@gregorytaylor9104 Taught to us by the Poms and their breath mints and the dirt in their pockets.
@@iankearns774 I'm Aussie born and grew up in England, so I take the moral high ground on either side when it suits me.
Just read, thanks to you, a short history of how the mints were found to be great for ball shining.
Isn't sledging an Aussie invention?
What about the underarm bowl? Ball tampering? Storm salary cap cheating?
As a Kiwi I can think of plenty more time Aussies have cheated 😂
@@izzy031096 I'd forgotten about Greg Chappell getting his brother to do that underarm bowl.
The Australian temperatures you talk of are more common to the inland deserts. Coastal temperatures are more moderate with a general trend to warmer in the north. Melbourne summers are typically varying 20 - 33 C over the whole day, with temperatures spiking to maybe 42-45 in the afternoon for a week or so at a time when inland desert air gets pushed southeast.
As a long distance runner NEVER take the lead, only at the end if you have a kick.
It all depends on where in Australia that you live, you make it sound like the second that the sun comes up we barricade ourselves inside or homes like vampires! 😂
Anyone who goes to the Olympics in Paris this year. Do anything to get a ticket to see the Mens 10,000mtr event.
These guys run in a pack for about 7,000mtrs and then they start to accelerate and try to break each others heart and the speed they run is the most awe inspiring of any of the Olympic events. The difference between this and the marathon is that being in the stadium you can really see the what these guys do.
I saw Michael Johnson run a 400mtr Relay and it wasn't a patch on the 10,000mtr.
Cause he's a bloody Aussie 🇦🇺👍 guts effort.
Aussie here. Today I took my dogs to the snow.
It's soooo hot here! 😂😂
It's not what he was saying...sheeesh.
Bloody brilliant Aussie Aussie Aussie awe inspriring mate well done
I remember watching this race live and I still say; “AUSSIE, AUSSIE, AUSSIE, OI,OI,OI!
Teamwork from uganda here was incredible:0
New Zealand summers are very cool compared to Australian summers, not even close. Watching people run like this blows my mind, it's such an incredible feat of human endurance and sheer will power.
I have no interest in sports whatsoever yet I watched the entire thing without pausing once. Great commentary!
Congratulations from Western Australian... ❤ well down ...
Just remember, we come from a country with under 30 million people and we're still top 5 at the Olympics.
Step your game up, other countries.
Africans will always be the dominant long distant runners but now and again there comes a disruptor. Well done Aussie.
Never underestimate an Aussie 💪💪
Jack Rayner - our Aussie hero. Aussies don't give up!!
Mate well done . Go Aussie
the losers need to show grace and dignity and humility by wholeheartedly congratulating the winner instead of congregating around each other like the losers they are.
BIrds of a feather, flock together
@@andrewford80 As the one wing'ed bird. said to the two wing'ed bird, "It's all a matter of a pinion"
@@ianlowery6014 haha!
I have noticed how East African runners are starting to not appear so unbeatable now that the drugs centre is based in Kenya. It's just a weird coincidence that is not related at all to the fact that the last two 1500m world champs have been from the UK.
That Australian does that race basically every day when he visits his neighbour!
This DEI broke the matrix.
Very lucky to get above 35 deg celsius in the height of summer in New Zealand.
He was talking about your IQ...
Rainer was unaware of all other runners butfixing his eyes on the horizon! I can only imagine that was it! besides that was his day perfectly adapted to his temperature and humidity!
rayner*
The Aussie deserves a medal for his glorious moustache!!
Finally ! ❤ Congratulations.