A bit of history: In 1968 I ran on a team that won the Canadian U18 championship in this event. We ran 400, 200,200, 800. I ran a 21.6 for the first 200. I'm sure we weren't as fast as this team, but it was much fun. We had to get on the bus to the airport with spikes still on and never got our gold medals.
They even said that Bullis came in 3 seconds under the national record before this event. It must be that these times weren't run in sanctioned races for the times to be ratified.
Anchor stated to cello a lil early, looked a lil Sunday run! But they did it, watch theses 4 break it every time they run it..a lot more in the tank I think they were playing coi
I wouldn’t bring race into this now. I’m sure the ignorant people in the comments would say the same about anyone that celebrates with a record on the line.
@@richapborne6870nah bud , we got the speed demons in Texas and Georgia - Yea i think pursuing a boring life in IT might be the best option for me right now 😅
Quincy has great speed but he has poor form and he lacks the maturity to control his position in the lane. At the international level he will be a 800m runner and he will have to work on his race maturity.
Bro what?? He has the potential for the 800m but aint no way you're saying that when he's broken 46 as a freshman. Not to mention, not being able to control position in the lane doesn't mean he should move to the 800 lmao. He doesn't have a problem with this outdoor.
@@Kenaz2226 He's not strong. He is quite weak. He is fast because he is very light and has an incredible stride length. As I said last year after the Penn Relays, he reminds me of former 800m runner Mark Everett. That will be where he tops out in ability and at the international level he will move from 400m to 800m.
@@KW-wr3xv Nearly every high school runner finds that their best event in college and the pros is double the length of their best high school distance. In other words, most 200m runners become 400m runners. Most 400m runners become 800m runners. At the lower levels they are able to dominate their competition because they have greater speed. The next level up, every one has similar speed and they incoming runners find the increased endurance from greater training makes them better at a distance double the length of their best high school distance. He will be a 800m runner as a professional.
@@christansdad most lower level high schoolers double their distance in college. I went to college as a 1:50 guy in the 800 and stuck to my event, I had a bunch of teammates who ran low 4:0xs in highschool and are now 3:54/3:53 milers, a lot of people stay true to their event…
@@TrackStar42i mean he is hella fast, but he breaks at the elbow which isn’t typically considered “good” form but it works for him. I can definitely see adjustments being made as he goes on
The thing about questioning someone else’s form when they win is not good. We should instead say these dudes just put in the work and got it done. Those whose comments don’t help are just haters
Props to that 800m runner, went out alone and dropped a sub 1:54 when the pressure was on.
A bit of history: In 1968 I ran on a team that won the Canadian U18 championship in this event. We ran 400, 200,200, 800. I ran a 21.6 for the first 200. I'm sure we weren't as fast as this team, but it was much fun. We had to get on the bus to the airport with spikes still on and never got our gold medals.
I hope you get those medals
@@I_F_O_R_G_O_Tit was 60 years ago
Cool story.
In 1971 I won the gold and we set a new record. We didn't lose in three years and set records every year.
Why yall didn't get the medals?
So nice to see a great start building confidence amongst the youth, a great reminder that through hard work comes great results. Congratulations!
👋💪
This was a race that was won by the faster team because they were faster.
no shit
no shit
Thank you for this insightful information
no shit
huge if true
Congratulations, nice to see different schools, I live in the south
Congratulations fellas!
I can't take my eyes off this young man speed😮WOW I to see more an more!!!!!!😮
I want to see more can't get enough WOW he is GREAT good job young MAN!!!!!!!!
Congratulations on the national record good runners and keep up the good work
That’s what my schools 4x4 team ran 😭
They even said that Bullis came in 3 seconds under the national record before this event. It must be that these times weren't run in sanctioned races for the times to be ratified.
sounds rolled lil bro tell them to get faster
this isn't a 4x4 its a SMR
@@gmaxsfoodfitness3035 Not sanctioned - no. The times could have been wind aided.
Good job boys!!!!
From the time the race start I knew it was a record ,the first leg runner up to 3rd leg ran like the fastest Maglev train
Quincy is a part but that team is amazing. The 800 guy is the truth going out there and racing the clock!
Congrats on the Record !
Congratulations! Celebrate AFTER you cross the finish line.
They replicate what they see the professionals do… it’s a cultural thing.
Anchor stated to cello a lil early, looked a lil Sunday run! But they did it, watch theses 4 break it every time they run it..a lot more in the tank I think they were playing coi
Amazing............wow!
Quincy ran first 200m in 21 and it looked like he was jogging. That kid is the real deal! If he stays healthy, the sky is the limit.
What were the splits ? 800 kid must have dipped 143 high
1:53 high
@@lamarm5276 yes that’s what I meant
Bro I got cooked in 400 meters this kid in my heat ran 49 seconds in 8th grade 💀
Cuthberston mentioned
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😎
"Everyone celebrating" the middle aged woman just standing there 🤣
Splits?
Man some of y’all posting comments here are pure ignorant and haters Fr. I bet if this group “looked different” the posts wouldn’t be as cynical.
I wouldn’t bring race into this now. I’m sure the ignorant people in the comments would say the same about anyone that celebrates with a record on the line.
how tf you make this a race thing bro
You just randomly bring up race. How are you gonna complain about people bringing hip race when you the only mf that DID.
@@i_is_piano1941victim mentality
@@A.-G fr
all you youtube people need a thesaurus.
yea im cooked
quincy is a huge outlier in track dw
@@richapborne6870nah bud , we got the speed demons in Texas and Georgia - Yea i think pursuing a boring life in IT might be the best option for me right now 😅
@@suacing8592bruh this a Maryland school dawg
Quincy has great speed but he has poor form and he lacks the maturity to control his position in the lane. At the international level he will be a 800m runner and he will have to work on his race maturity.
He’s a sophomore in hs bro lol that will come. A LOT of us didn’t have great form in hs. Besides that, that kid is strong as hell and beyond his age
Bro what?? He has the potential for the 800m but aint no way you're saying that when he's broken 46 as a freshman. Not to mention, not being able to control position in the lane doesn't mean he should move to the 800 lmao. He doesn't have a problem with this outdoor.
@@Kenaz2226 He's not strong. He is quite weak. He is fast because he is very light and has an incredible stride length. As I said last year after the Penn Relays, he reminds me of former 800m runner Mark Everett. That will be where he tops out in ability and at the international level he will move from 400m to 800m.
@@KW-wr3xv Nearly every high school runner finds that their best event in college and the pros is double the length of their best high school distance. In other words, most 200m runners become 400m runners. Most 400m runners become 800m runners. At the lower levels they are able to dominate their competition because they have greater speed. The next level up, every one has similar speed and they incoming runners find the increased endurance from greater training makes them better at a distance double the length of their best high school distance. He will be a 800m runner as a professional.
@@christansdad most lower level high schoolers double their distance in college. I went to college as a 1:50 guy in the 800 and stuck to my event, I had a bunch of teammates who ran low 4:0xs in highschool and are now 3:54/3:53 milers, a lot of people stay true to their event…
He's not a man yet, but a teenager.
Luckiest 800m guy ever lol.
I wouldn’t call a 1:53.03 pure luck.
??? Ignorant post. What is your 800m time?
He paced it well...and solo!
He soloed the biggest leg of the relay blood 😭
agreed, really hard to do
Quinceys form is horrible
why? explain why? its not bad by any means.
@@TrackStar42i mean he is hella fast, but he breaks at the elbow which isn’t typically considered “good” form but it works for him. I can definitely see adjustments being made as he goes on
The thing about questioning someone else’s form when they win is not good.
We should instead say these dudes just put in the work and got it done.
Those whose comments don’t help are just haters
I like to tell my students “get good enough to break the rules and create new ones”
@@kimberlyyeh8171 exactly!