When Winning isn't Enough | The Cade Flatt Story (A High School Record Chase Documentary)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2022
- We spent May and June with Marshall County High School (KY) senior Cade Flatt as he chased the U.S. high school boys 800 meter record of 1:46.45 - held by Michael Granville since 1996. His journey took us to New York City, Benton and Philadelphia. This is a look behind his pursuit to be the best ever.
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Produced and directed by Alex Andrei.
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Special thanks to the Flatt family.
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Alex and the folks at Citius Mag are the best in the business! Thanks for everything this year.
Thanks, Mr. Flatt!
And it’s only the beginning!
Citius out here putting out free documentary that are a million times better and higher quality than that of anything Flotrack did back in the day. Kudos
Glad you enjoyed it!
Cade has a very no-bullshit attitude, but in a tasteful way that you can't help but respect. You can tell he has a lot more to offer still too. Very excited to see his running career moving forward, and sick watch as always, Citius gang.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Definitely gonna to keep the story going 🤞🏻
I can understand why people might say he i'snt humble or is cocky. He does give off that vibe but he is also a very driven and talented young athlete. Look at how he interacts with his teammates. He is out there encouraging and motivating them. I want to see this kid make it to the top in the 800m. His parents are a class act as well. I loved how supportive his parents were!
It takes a village!
I ran with him for 6 of the 7 years that I ran track. He's not just an amazing athlete, but an amazing teammate as well. I'm glad I was able to watch him and the others around me grow. Can't wait to see what he does next!
I agree, I almost stopped watching after he called it “a man’s race” 5 times. But, imm glad I kept watching, as he really is a level headed & talented kid. And it really is an excellent documentary, kudos Citius Mag.
Cade has some Ingebrigtsen confidence. Love it.
Wld have loved to have seen him at world u20s
WORLDS 2023?!
@@CitiusMag with a whole season of ncaa training under his belt and the lackluster state of 800m running in the USA I could totally see it
@@colincrenshaw9482 Hoppel, Miller, Sumner?
You can't be the best without believing you're the best, and you can't believe you're the best without coming across arrogant. This is as humble as it gets people.
Of course you can, this is not boxing. Just look at most middle to long distance africans are almost all really humble. And yes in this case its confidence but also arrogance.
@@Surreal_Bread How are those African ( with a capital "A" ) "really humble"? How do you know who's arrogant or not? Some of the most arrogant people I've met can come across as soft-spoken, "nice", sparing of words, but when observed carefully they can be come across as arrogant in their own way.
Humble? No.
If you want to see humble, watch an interview with 800m *Olympic Gold* medalist Dave Wottle.
@@dnqm48 I didn't say he was humble, just as close to it as he can be. Truly humble people don't feel the need to compete at all.
Never being close to Cade Flatt, being on the outside looking in I never realized the perseverance and heart the kid had. I always thought in the 4 years I was there he was self-centered and selfish. Watching this documentary at the part where he did it for the guys back home in Marshall County brought a tear to my eye. The entire time I thought this kid was spoiled and ungrateful but I was wrong. Cade has more then motivation he has self discipline which in a lot of high school athletes doesn’t exist. I’m just thankful I was a witness fantastic documentary and best of luck.
He's definitely self-centered on the track, but it isn't the same as selfish. He definitely works hard to improve himself and backs up his cocky demeanor on the track. So sure, he could present himself as more humble, but I don't think it ultimately detracts from him.
Not sure how self disciplined you have to be to run 12 miles a week (or less like he said) seems like he has a natural gift but doesn’t seem like he works too hard at it.
😆 lol
@@grahampetersen335 12 miles is enough for a 4 and 8 guy, will sumner and Cade flat both run 1:46 in highschool, guess what they have in common they focused on SPEED. and barely did any miles.
You don’t get the gind till it get competitive. I went from a 2:04 to a 1:54 in 1 year and I put so much time into running. Cade is so inspirational to me! “you can do all things through Christ who Strengthens me.” Philippians 4:13
Hey bro did you do to run 1:54
@@PalkaTV TALENT 1st
Kaleb Your win is not ur 1:54 time your win is God is first in your life. Keep on winning brother.
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Hope you enjoyed that one!
@@CitiusMag That was well done! I enjoyed every minute. I love the family dynamic, Cade's going to take the 800 to another level. Bravo, Citius Mag!
Absolutely loved every min of this documentary. I love Cade’s running form and swag. I hope he keeps his signature fit (1 calf sleeve)..it’s unique & unique is good.
I feel for him in the 146.48 race cause of the way it went out. It reminds me of the 2017 New Balance high school Nationals in the 800m championship heats I was part of, a few 400m specialists went out in 50 sec …meaning I went thru the 400m in 52 which was 2 sec faster than what I was used to running. Believe it or not, I was darn near in last (8 of 11) because everyone went with em or at least a half a sec behind (51 sec)…winded up passing most ppl and getting 3rd in my heat with a 152, but I ran the whole entire race in lane 2 and some in 3. Could’ve possibly won the heat with a 150, but the 3 guys went out crazy for no reason and all fell apart hard!! …many 400m specialists (certainly not all) are absolutely awful at pacing themselves, they ran with a sprinter first mindset, unfortunately which in this case, it got in the way of his-tory being made. I surely hope the young man wasn’t doing that intentionally, but nothing surprises me any more. Regardless, what a season it has been for Cade!
An incredible season indeed!
his dad sounds like doctor phil ngl
Omg he really does 😂
Big Cade fan! Excited to see what he accomplishes in college
Damn. Your guys content is just getting better and better 🙌
Best documentary ever!
Seems like an amazing human being. Excited to see where he ends up.
What a great video. Thanks for posting this. What a great young man.
Micaiah Ellis (guy in blue) really cost Cade the record at NBN. It's like he ran his race specifically to mess with Cade, ended up getting dead last in the heat too.
What if bro was just tryna stick with him
Cade got that dog in him
FACTS
Keep making these. So dope
thanks dude
Inspiring
This is a result of “GOOD PARENTING”!
7:02 😳
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Alex is the 🐐
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800m is the most watched event it’s the hardest event the 400m is no sweat but that 800. Is made for beast mentality if u like running the 800 your crazy but a beast to watch that’s why I love it
Waiting to humble this kid ! Great documentary
Years ago I had lunch with Arnold Swarzeneger. When he was Mr. Olympian. I asked why he was wearing a collard shirt and not a tank top. He replied, "When you are a Ferrari, you don't need to gun your engine."
Pop off Alex 🤝🤝🤝
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Yep, had he sat on the guy during the race and the pacer not gone out so quick he would’ve had the record
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Bro that kid is such an opp making him run in lane 2
Thought the same thing. Part of the sport but people get delusional. Kid wasn’t even close by 500m
How can he stay in shape and only run 5 miles in a week?
Logan Gish is a huge fan and he was thrilled to lose to you
They didn’t know what milesplit was😭
Judson Lincoln cameo
hey luke
7:03 he was doing what on those guys?
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alien...flat out...alien
3 miles a week?
Still don’t think he can top Donovan tho
I didn’t understand why dude would have the audacity to stick with the king of hs 800, just to end up in last cause he went out to hard
Could've drafted off the other kid going out too fast and overtook him later.
Young Theo Von
yo maybe don't battle the guy for lane 1 on the first lap when you are already running way too fast with :51 split. Why not just draft off the kid to split :52 or whatever? Even splits = records.
Isn't 1:46 a wolrd record pace and they ran it in highschool? tell me in 96 they recorded it wrong lol
1:40 is the world record
Google is free
Dont agree on that ....the 3200 is the hardest event....sprinting is easy ...but the long distance have to do a lot of long diatance and speed .....i mean the 800 is a hard even but not the hardest ....the 1600 is like the midle of the road ......but 800 is where sprinters and semi long distance runners meet...props to the kid becausr he id doing a great job
800 is by far the hardest event. Distance runners find it easy because they think they can just run it like a distance event. It’s basically a 800m sprint.
I was fortunate during my running career to have trained and ran in all of the events from XC to the 100m competitively, and set 2 long held state records in both the 16 & 8, and I can attest that the 800m is the most challenging event if you’re competitive enough. Any slight mis-take will cost one a race in a solid field. Hence why I ran the 800m the same way Rudisha ran..from the front which requires a lot of mental strength and proper pacing.
the 3200 is laughable and the easiest event in HS distance running lol. and the 400 and 200 are easy? Maybe you just can't sprint fast so you think that.
@@kallasfilm nah it’s def not the easiest 100m is, 400m is very hard but I think the 1500m is the hardest with 800 in second
Tell me you never ran the 800 w/o telling me you never ran the 800