It’s crazy how this video is probably way too early to even be fully made. We’re seeing only the top of the iceberg of Quincy Wilson’s ability, can’t wait to see what he does over the next few years.
@@lamontyoung9773 Yeah, but none of those guys peaked at 16. Mike Norman cut down 2 seconds off his 400m time since he was 16. We’ll have to wait and see.
really appreciate your message at the end of the video. super important for the health of athletes. we need more of this in the sports world. i'm a grade 6-12 track and field coach and these kids have so much on their shoulders as it is and running is such a mental sport. let the kids be kids and let them love this sport. it's not a job. it's a passion.
He dropped his PB in the 400m .39 seconds in 3 weeks. At that rate of increase, he might be running 42s by the end of the track season. High School is over, Quincy is a pro now.
I remember seeing him destroy seniors in the 500 at one of his (and mine) first indoor meets where my teammates and i could not believe what we saw or that someone our age could run that fast.
Loving it!!! Can we get a video on Parker Valby, Sydney McLaughlin, and BYU’s women coach Taylor?! Would love those so much!!! Thank you for your great work.
Unreal talent. Obea Moore ran an incredible 45.14 at age 16, and now THIS. Will he touch/surpass Steve Lewis' insane world junior record which is 43.87 (from 1988)?? He will be an interesting to follow in the upcoming years.
@@dabedwetter doesn't even have grown man muscles yet. he will need a world class nutritionist to help him build the body or a really good strength and conditioning coach to help him maintain so he can build on natural strength..
Keep the expectations on a leash. Remember Obea Moore, who Wilson replaced as the world record holder. Obea was great in HS, made it to the Olympic Trials, but high expectations dried him up. Look up Obea's story and let Quincy do his thing on his own.
I don't know the first thing about track & field but saw an article about this kid Quincy Wilson so been watching stuff on him. Sounds phenomenal. Then when I saw your comment I found this documentary on Obea Moore and I'm watching it now. So thanks for the comment. Fascinating stuff, the twists and turns of major athletes. People better always stay humble, keep their head down, and keep working. Talk is cheap. Ya gotta stay the course and do it. Here's the documentary on Obea Moore: th-cam.com/video/6rlyFBnVbMY/w-d-xo.html
Quincy is literally a Phenom, like Bo, Wilt, MJ etc. He has no problem with the spotlight. I don't think it's a stretch to say he's going to go sub 44 before he turns 17. 42.99 and beyond is not far off. He's going to do to the 400 what Sydney did to the 400h. It's going to be must-see TV and as glamorous as the 100/200.
2:22 Hey kid on the right, we know you are All That, but yeah you really want to shake his hand, trust me on that ;) "Comically linear progression" ... about sums up the kid so far. And lets spare a thought for Matt Boling having this play out right in front of him, over and over....
and not only does he still have growth body wise, which will make him even faster.. imagine what happens when his technique (which appears to be the one real weakness.. his arms seem to flail about a bit more than other elite runners at this distance) sharpens
Quincy is Bolt-level talent,imagine if he follows Usain's footsteps and switch over to 200m and 100m...This kid wins everything,he's got time to clutch❤🎉
@@jdjzr9343he'll probably grow a little more. An inch or two I would guess but he doesn't even have a fully developed body yet as that usually comes around 22
I’m not sure it’s his speed but it’s his ability to keep a high speed throughout the 400 that makes him win a lot because surely those grown men can reach higher top speeds but they can’t hold that like Quincy can
Imagine being a junior or senior when Quincy was a 15 year old freshman. Training for 3 or 4 years for your chance at glory just for some kid you've barely heard of to come and snatch it from everyone's hands. I'd be sick to my stomach.
Let’s be honest then. Yall love to play victim so bad and make everything about Jamaica. If you’d actually bother to look you’d see that there are people accusing him, but that doesn’t fit your narrative. It’s pathetic how yall perpetually want to feel like an underdog instead of producing actual talent in the present day and stop living in the past.
It’s crazy how this video is probably way too early to even be fully made. We’re seeing only the top of the iceberg of Quincy Wilson’s ability, can’t wait to see what he does over the next few years.
He just 16
Yeah but Mike Norman peaked early. Quincy watts as well. 400m is. We will see. Kirani James never peaked
@@lamontyoung9773 Yeah, but none of those guys peaked at 16. Mike Norman cut down 2 seconds off his 400m time since he was 16. We’ll have to wait and see.
He just ran 44.2 in the rain 😭😭 that lil nga crazy bru
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Faster than Michael Norman seasons best 😭😭
44.2 😮
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I hope that the young man doesn’t get injured or burn out!
Why are you calling him a "nigga"?
really appreciate your message at the end of the video. super important for the health of athletes. we need more of this in the sports world. i'm a grade 6-12 track and field coach and these kids have so much on their shoulders as it is and running is such a mental sport. let the kids be kids and let them love this sport. it's not a job. it's a passion.
Wait, he ran a 45.71… then did a celebratory lap? I can’t breathe when I rip 400s
the rise of a rising star haha
To most people, his point right now would be stardom, but we just know he's got a lot more to go
He dropped his PB in the 400m .39 seconds in 3 weeks. At that rate of increase, he might be running 42s by the end of the track season.
High School is over, Quincy is a pro now.
I remember seeing him destroy seniors in the 500 at one of his (and mine) first indoor meets where my teammates and i could not believe what we saw or that someone our age could run that fast.
"No, I'm not gonna make the 50th joke about how he doesn't have his driver's license yet. "
THANK YOU
@@lol-gb5vt Haha 😂
That 44.2 would win any d1 meet including sec finals
He got that “old man name”! I love it!
Keep running and smiling Mr. Wilson. Represent!
Such an impressive performance good luck in the future
What's up with these pint-sized equarter milers: Quincy Wilson, Christopher Morales, Nikisha Pryce. 😂
Imagine he breaks the WR in HIGH SCHOOL.
I wouldn’t be Suprised at this point
he won’t do it
not gonna happen but imagine
That would be one of the most impressive athletic male records ever. Especially at that age and event.
Loving it!!!
Can we get a video on Parker Valby, Sydney McLaughlin, and BYU’s women coach Taylor?!
Would love those so much!!! Thank you for your great work.
This guy did his research. Perfectly made.
I got to watch him run 0.02 off the 500 national record this year in indoor at the VA showcase. Absolute insanity watching that race.
I'm so proud of him to be 16 and already on the world stage!
Unreal talent. Obea Moore ran an incredible 45.14 at age 16, and now THIS. Will he touch/surpass Steve Lewis' insane world junior record which is 43.87 (from 1988)?? He will be an interesting to follow in the upcoming years.
Whos here before this video gets 500k-1 million views
bro will break the WR in a few years
he will not
I agree.. hes fast but physically being taller would help.@stingbean
@@reef4hmmmhe’s still growing tho
@@dabedwetter doesn't even have grown man muscles yet. he will need a world class nutritionist to help him build the body or a really good strength and conditioning coach to help him maintain so he can build on natural strength..
@@LiveHound doesn’t need a world class nutritionist
Being 15 year old and running track and seeing this I’m like how tf is he already in the Olympics and I didn’t even qualify sectionals 😭😭😭
Keep the expectations on a leash. Remember Obea Moore, who Wilson replaced as the world record holder. Obea was great in HS, made it to the Olympic Trials, but high expectations dried him up. Look up Obea's story and let Quincy do his thing on his own.
His parents keep him grounded!!! He gets a reality check daily!!
Obea Moore has indicated in his videos that he was undisciplined in his personal life. So, too, was Tyreese Cooper.
@@kennethwoods6525 And Henry Thomas before him did time. You've got to keep your head together to be a star.
I don't know the first thing about track & field but saw an article about this kid Quincy Wilson so been watching stuff on him. Sounds phenomenal. Then when I saw your comment I found this documentary on Obea Moore and I'm watching it now. So thanks for the comment. Fascinating stuff, the twists and turns of major athletes. People better always stay humble, keep their head down, and keep working. Talk is cheap. Ya gotta stay the course and do it.
Here's the documentary on Obea Moore:
th-cam.com/video/6rlyFBnVbMY/w-d-xo.html
Just made gold at the Olympics 🎉
He taken gold this Olympics
Brilliant video! Loved it, I'm a huge T&F fan and loved your style of covering the content!
I love to see young people doing great.
Im up right now at 3 am waiting for him to run the 4x4 as a 16 year old who also runs the 4 quincy is actually the real deal😂
Yeah, and you're not.
@@eastsidepb8139 😂
Quincy is genuinely the future fr. I love himm
are you kidding me? nothing gets past his bow!
same
Lol forget the future, he's the one to make sub 43 unless he gets burnout or seriously injured.
@@alansamuel2454 which COULD happen, praying he makes it but he's still too young to tell right now
@@lol-gb5vt for sure
Most of the kids on my team don't even follow track and field as closely as I do, but this kid is turning all heads from everywhere
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Aslong as he stays focused he will achieve anything he wants
my bro won gold in 4x4 at 16.
damn.
I think WR will be his by the time he turns 21.
This kid is going to be Great look to see him run the 200m
I would take a video on Tyrese cooper now. Would be good to tell the tale of what not to do
3:59 completely ignored hmb 💀
still trying to get oxygen into the head and get out of the zone.
Quincy is literally a Phenom, like Bo, Wilt, MJ etc. He has no problem with the spotlight. I don't think it's a stretch to say he's going to go sub 44 before he turns 17. 42.99 and beyond is not far off. He's going to do to the 400 what Sydney did to the 400h. It's going to be must-see TV and as glamorous as the 100/200.
I didn’t see him going 44 low so early. I tonight he would stay around where he was in the trials. He’s more the. A prodigy or super star
He ain’t scared to run with the Big Boys. God Bless Him!!!
Unbelievable no joke 😮 Ron Ron Rizzo Va
at 6:04 is that Sydney McLaughlin?
Bros faster then in first grade😮
Faster than me now
He would have beat my freshman 440yd. Relay team!! This is truly amazing!!!
truly the greatest 16 year old performance in history. We will look back on this era dumbfounded. That will never pass
He is unbelievable .
2:22 Hey kid on the right, we know you are All That, but yeah you really want to shake his hand, trust me on that ;)
"Comically linear progression" ... about sums up the kid so far.
And lets spare a thought for Matt Boling having this play out right in front of him, over and over....
and not only does he still have growth body wise, which will make him even faster.. imagine what happens when his technique (which appears to be the one real weakness.. his arms seem to flail about a bit more than other elite runners at this distance) sharpens
I went to middle school with him
3 sub 45 seconds in one day is insane for high-school
Awesome !!!!!!
Quincy is Bolt-level talent,imagine if he follows Usain's footsteps and switch over to 200m and 100m...This kid wins everything,he's got time to clutch❤🎉
if Quincy can get his 200m to 20 sec. it's game over for a 400m world record. Also, imagine if he gets taller and starts hitting the weight room.
@@SuperYoyo1966 Exactly though I think he is done growing and only could pack on a ton of muscles to beat the 400m WR
@@jdjzr9343he'll probably grow a little more. An inch or two I would guess but he doesn't even have a fully developed body yet as that usually comes around 22
I’m not sure it’s his speed but it’s his ability to keep a high speed throughout the 400 that makes him win a lot because surely those grown men can reach higher top speeds but they can’t hold that like Quincy can
Imagine being a junior or senior when Quincy was a 15 year old freshman. Training for 3 or 4 years for your chance at glory just for some kid you've barely heard of to come and snatch it from everyone's hands. I'd be sick to my stomach.
This kid is insane.
Do Christian miller next
Michael Carter's 81-3 1/2 shotput is the best 18 year old record. Even with the 12lb shot. It is arguably better than the NCAA shotput record.
Bro this guy goes to my school
sad that it will probably go downhill from here, struggling to run 45 flat in the next seasons
With better coaching (say...Bobby Kersey) this young man will win championships for years to come.
do parker valby next
Kids are f-ing insane
Quincy has more years of experience at his young age than many pros. Most athletes start too late.
How tall is he?
i'm being half serious but it should be unlawful to have 1st graders run the 400. lol
What difference does outdoor vs. indoor make? Is it just different ways of saying summer and winter seasons?
Indoor tracks are 200m and elevated on the curves, compared to a flat 400m outdoor track.
Indoor tracks are inherently slower because of what the person above me states
Scariest part is his mechanics aren’t even perfected yet…
Facts
His Wil qwins! Like jesus owins, like Noah's ark lyles. Gave Thomas! Shal carri riches son.
Please keep drugs and alcohol out of his life
He is too short.need more height
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You seem lost…what didn’t you understand?
@@stellabrown909 this isn’t natural and time will reveal it
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number 2 time in the whole united states and he’s overrated? he’s 16 bro
He just son gold at the Olympics let's see you do that
JEALOUS.
If this kid was jamaican, the comment section would be flowerd with the accusation of PED use. Let's be honest here.
Let’s be honest then. Yall love to play victim so bad and make everything about Jamaica. If you’d actually bother to look you’d see that there are people accusing him, but that doesn’t fit your narrative. It’s pathetic how yall perpetually want to feel like an underdog instead of producing actual talent in the present day and stop living in the past.
dude what are you talking about. skatter brain much? that intro was weird.