Carlin Isles scores 6 quick tries

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • Rugby's fastest man, and former college track star, Carlin Isles (Personal Best 100m: 10.24) scores 6 quick tries in 2 days at the Wellington Sevens. Let it burn.
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  • @unprepaired-gamer
    @unprepaired-gamer 9 лет назад +11

    Cannot get enough of these highlights.

  • @MexicanAmericanPhilippines
    @MexicanAmericanPhilippines 9 лет назад +18

    If more Americans with speed like this would play more rugby, I would watch more. Specially with the bubble wrap nfl today.

  • @Tarmon2121
    @Tarmon2121 8 лет назад +22

    This man is my inspiration. I'm pretty small, and I can't tackle very well, but I am pretty fast, and I joined my high school 7s team because I saw what Carlin and Perry Baker can do on the field. I ended up scoring the most tries out of any wing in North Carolina this year, and helping my school become the state 7s champions

    • @b4ssfunk3d
      @b4ssfunk3d 8 лет назад +3

      Run track and develop your speed even more if you are naturally gifted with it. I am 5'8 and back in high school I weighed about 150-155 pounds. I graduated back in 2010 and had no idea about this Carlin Isles guy cause he wasn't around. But my 40 yard dash was like about a 4.6 and my 100m was an 11.3-11.6 range. I never broke the 11 second mark so I can't say I was incredibly fast but I was quick and I know to be anywhere in the 10 second area you have to be wickedly fast and that is something that comes naturally and with good training.

    • @Tarmon2121
      @Tarmon2121 8 лет назад +1

      b4ssfunk3d I do run track actually. My top speed on the 40 is a 4.5 and in the 200 my fastest time is a 23.7. I could probably shave a second off of that, but I've been focusing way more on rugby in the past year

    • @nzworldstar9360
      @nzworldstar9360 8 лет назад

      I lining lol

  • @iaminside1
    @iaminside1 10 лет назад +9

    It is like, not even fair.

  • @kaiooowwweee4927
    @kaiooowwweee4927 10 лет назад +9

    When Americans learn to love the game of Rugby more, the world better watch out.

    • @emorion03
      @emorion03 10 лет назад +1

      Totally agree...Gon be scary!

    • @MmeDesgranges
      @MmeDesgranges 10 лет назад +1

      Bring it on, would be great to see.

  • @Irelandyorkshire
    @Irelandyorkshire 10 лет назад +6

    He's just singed to full 15 rugby and the Glasgow warriors, its going to be interesting to see how he copes with there being much less space and more physical players

    • @jesbinj
      @jesbinj 10 лет назад +1

      I hear the warriors do a fine job of making space, and he should be reliable on the offence end and if they give me 2 or 4 secs hell outpace everyone.
      Also his still new,He'll learn a few tricks and maybe get bigger

    • @graemenawn
      @graemenawn 6 лет назад

      He didn't get a single minute of pitch time. Tells you everthing

  • @zytrik1
    @zytrik1 9 лет назад +1

    This guy is a monster!

  • @TheSilatiger
    @TheSilatiger 10 лет назад +1

    a lot of wingers underestimate his speed,think they have the outside covered then he burns them off,not noticed is the speed he jumps sortof sideways creates a lot of distance tobeat defence but done so fast

  • @siwooot
    @siwooot 10 лет назад

    thanks for putting this all in one video

  • @msherwood69
    @msherwood69 9 лет назад +2

    i think rugby is going to be the next sport to gain momentum in the USA after soccer has become popular with the MLS, especially since baseball has become less popular. if the usa fully applied themselves to the sport, i think we'd be absolutely dominant since we produce a high quantity of great athletes. but the usa has the american football, basketball, track and field, baseball, etc. we dont have enough athletes to have enough left over for a top-tier rugby side.

    • @CallMeBunnii
      @CallMeBunnii 9 лет назад +4

      +msherwood Rugby is a thinking game, put Carlin Isles with the top teams, and he wouldn't break a line within an inch.

    • @OriqinLCinema
      @OriqinLCinema 8 лет назад +2

      Countries like new zealand have had generation after generation of learning rugby, it's basically in their blood. You can't just throw "quality athletes" at the game and expect to dominate. The pacific islanders dominate because they understand the game like the back of their hand.

  • @vankai06
    @vankai06 10 лет назад +31

    Look.. if more sprinters played rugby the game would change drastically...10.1 is no joke.. its almost hilarious watching people try and match him for pace...
    imagine Asafa Powell, or a Usain Bolt, Yohan Blake, Nester Carter... these are big guys as well....you cant defend against that
    you guy are just used to fast rugby players running 10.5 max...Chavanga is a monster in terms of speed, no where near as fast as these guys but he is untouchable in full flight.. nothing catches him)

    • @razatiger22
      @razatiger22 10 лет назад +7

      yohan blake is the only one who has even close to a rugby build. if usain bolt got hit out there he would get an injury soo fast, hes to lean.

    • @willholden9156
      @willholden9156 10 лет назад +1

      Razatiger Ault
      He weighs 15 stone and is 6ft 5inch he is a big guy. He would do just fine.

    • @JonB1995
      @JonB1995 9 лет назад

      this is rugby 7's (absolute joke form of rugby)... this guy and other sprinters would have no chance at all in the real thing

    • @iamvezm
      @iamvezm 9 лет назад +3

      In rugby 7's they have the space to use their pace. In 15's even the fastest guys get shut down. How many times have you seen 11 second 100m wingers get smasher by players the size of Brodie Retalick who have the size and power to put a lean, mean, sprinting machine down and out for the count. Acceleration and speed are important factors for a winger, but track sprinting form and contact sport sprint form are completely different, not to mention the ability to tackle. Track sprinters are so highly strung they injure themselves often enough just trying to squeeze that extra 0.01 out of their 100m time, they can't afford the training time or extra weight that comes with playing rugby.
      I'm not trying to detract from sprinting gods, just trying to put their skill set in perspective. I myself was a track sprinter who did well in rugby B teams, purely for speed and a natural swerve. I imagine if Usian Bolt had been born in NZ and brought up on rugby he would have been an amazing winger though.
      [EDIT]Also he's blimin' fast.

    • @bjahava
      @bjahava 9 лет назад +4

      Football running backs, fullbacks, linebackers and safeties would love this game. If only the US could tap into that resource cow called football.

  • @tasilijah
    @tasilijah 10 лет назад

    Not only his speed but also his balance in terms of changing angle at speed is simply freakish! Give him more game time..

    • @curc649
      @curc649 10 лет назад

      yes you have to be short and light to be able to do that.

  • @clintonakunne2698
    @clintonakunne2698 10 лет назад +6

    The angles that some of these people take to tackle him make no sense.. You know he's ten time faster than you. Approach accordingly.

    • @gorillaRugbyShow
      @gorillaRugbyShow 10 лет назад +2

      I agree. They know he will try and go around the outside, why do opposing winger still come infield. Stay outside and reduce the extra space outside.

    • @lehssarwalker
      @lehssarwalker 7 лет назад

      gorillaRugbyShow bc he knows they can't catch him. Even if he doesn't get great acceleration.

  • @mosevaega8936
    @mosevaega8936 10 лет назад

    Your the best Carle give himmore Game Time not only faster but he aint a afraid to Take it into contact

  • @jayekpo
    @jayekpo 10 лет назад

    The angle that you tackle any fast play doesn't matter as much as you guys think it does. His speed and ability to cut defeats the purpose of even trying to tackle him at and angle. There's no other way to stop him unless you over-anticipate him or to improve your own speed.

  • @douglasporter3865
    @douglasporter3865 10 лет назад

    Blazing fast!

  • @C4422-t1b
    @C4422-t1b Год назад

    He's got the speed

  • @kkroyu
    @kkroyu 9 лет назад

    Lol! If you pause it at 1:47 the coaches faces are like "What the hell!!!"

  • @pumpfrog
    @pumpfrog 9 лет назад

    Darn quick

  • @LionOfJudah122786
    @LionOfJudah122786 10 лет назад +1

    Welcome to Detroit Carlin... #Lions

  • @gorillamonkey8212
    @gorillamonkey8212 10 лет назад

    this is amazing :D

  • @aaronmurray2277
    @aaronmurray2277 9 лет назад

    OMG,@1:52 he ran past the defender who was already ahead of him at full speed.

  • @reiserkeiser
    @reiserkeiser 7 лет назад

    my god this guy is a literal cheat code!

  • @dars6329
    @dars6329 5 лет назад

    I'm junior high school student.
    I want to be like him one day

  • @theobrizet7215
    @theobrizet7215 8 лет назад

    la vitesse

  • @miikkas6887
    @miikkas6887 8 лет назад

    Fucking hell man, that dude is FAST! Hmm I bet there´s a KFC sign in that ball(jkjkjkjk) and he´s just protecting it!

    • @boshamburger123
      @boshamburger123 7 лет назад

      Jokes like this are just kind of douchey... I get its a joke, I really do.... It's just the fact your mind goes there to make that joke.

  • @MatthewWilliams01
    @MatthewWilliams01 9 лет назад +1

    I can see Toulon signing him soon

  • @runner4561
    @runner4561 10 лет назад

    I'm feeling really sorry for the referees.

  • @mruv5944
    @mruv5944 7 лет назад

    You can't hit something you can't catch. . But there's also this thing in rugby called defence lol

  • @jshawd40
    @jshawd40 4 года назад +1

    Kevin Hart out there killin em

  • @tomdaffurn1483
    @tomdaffurn1483 7 лет назад

    This is true speed , rapid acceleration , great top speed , just makes your so called fast rugby players look ordinary , bye , bye boys ,

  • @yurismir1
    @yurismir1 9 лет назад +1

    I wonder if he gets bored playing this sport :)

  • @FurlogTheGiant
    @FurlogTheGiant 10 лет назад +4

    this "sport" has zero fans

    • @sh__10
      @sh__10 10 лет назад +2

      This was hosted in Las Vegas. A city without a very large population or Rugby base. Rugby has a huge following and is the top sport in a few countries like Australia, New Zealand and Wales

    • @FurlogTheGiant
      @FurlogTheGiant 10 лет назад +1

      ***** AF has more spectators than all those codes put together
      and
      you guys play girls sports

    • @FurlogTheGiant
      @FurlogTheGiant 10 лет назад

      ***** if you want to know something you could always look it up...ever think of that?
      When AF was removed from some colleges from around 1905 thru 1920 because too many players were dying, they picked up Rugby in it's place. The big Stanford-Cal game back then was Rugby, not Gridiron. it drew 50,000 spectators. But with some rule changes to AF and the addition of gear those colleges dropped Rugby and went back to the new safer Gridiron. Rugby was an Olympic sport back then and the US is the reigning Gold Medal nation in Rugby. I don't know what nations participated but the US won Gold none-the-less.
      Thru out the history of rugby (since 1820's) there have been about a dozen on field deaths and about 70 total deaths attributed to rugby injuries. AF (since 1870's), with far fewer participation numbers, has had hundreds of on field deaths and thousands of deaths attributed to it's injuries. An avg. of about 12/year.
      The sport of American Football has almost been outlawed twice and the third run at it is under way. Is rugby under the threat of being outlawed??? of course not. Rugby is not nearly as dangerous of a game. The vertical nature of AF, the aggressive use of obstruction, the freedom of tackle and mass collision plays makes Gridiron the roughest game on Earth.
      But it's actually a thinking mans game. Sports like Soccer, Basketball, Hockey, and keep-a-way Rugby are so simple in comparison.
      Your hatred stems from a massive inferiority complex and a general lack of self esteem.
      You'll never hear an America bring up rugby...but rugby babies have NFL on the brain.

    • @dte8329
      @dte8329 10 лет назад +1

      ***** Two of those are not rugby (AFL and American football). I play rugby, but the reason why American football has pads is because players were literally dying due to the nature of the game. And despite it not being free flowing, it's one of a few sports where literally every player is involved on the field. Most other football codes have guys hanging around out of the play. That's fine, but you're at pretty much a high intensity every time you play American football.

    • @increasepeace4996
      @increasepeace4996 9 лет назад

      Damn. You used to be cool, serving ignorant rugby trolls and that. But now you've turned into a troll yourself. Ironic.

  • @Fabzil
    @Fabzil 9 лет назад

    Wttf ? He is too fast

    • @Wraith.Genesis24
      @Wraith.Genesis24 8 лет назад

      +Fabzil Fastest man in rugby and has a .22 second faster acceleration time in a distance of 20 meters over Usain bolt.

    • @Wraith.Genesis24
      @Wraith.Genesis24 8 лет назад

      ***** Basically yeah. But in Rugby that short burst of acceleration is good enough in fact it's probably better.

    • @Wraith.Genesis24
      @Wraith.Genesis24 8 лет назад

      ***** Do you play rugby? like at school or for a team or anything? Just asking because it seems not many people are into it

    • @Wraith.Genesis24
      @Wraith.Genesis24 8 лет назад

      ***** Does that say insha'allah? I see. I wasn't sure but it does. I do recommend you do try rugby out it is an excellent sport quite exhilarating and personally I find it to be more satisfying than football and other sports.

    • @Wraith.Genesis24
      @Wraith.Genesis24 8 лет назад

      ***** I am bengali... but the letters are the same as arabic letters

  • @cadeheimann1966
    @cadeheimann1966 8 лет назад

    he's not a good player
    he's only fast he doesn't play the hands he doesn't step chip he's only good at running and he barly gets away

    • @miikkas6887
      @miikkas6887 8 лет назад +2

      And I bet you have never even watched him play. Am I wrong?

    • @shadynebula6948
      @shadynebula6948 8 лет назад +1

      Yet he's still getting tries. Therefore he's a good player

    • @cadeheimann1966
      @cadeheimann1966 8 лет назад

      +Anthony Baker with he's speed he should be scoring every time he got the ball but that's a 7 game I'm assuming and he didn't score for around seven minutes

    • @lukefitt8613
      @lukefitt8613 7 лет назад

      Cade Heimann ur right he's a gaylord