Mile Kick Outta NOWHERE To Break Four Minutes
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- Опубликовано: 24 янв 2019
- Arizona's Carlos Villarreal drops a massive kick with 150m left in the UW Invitational Mile to break four minutes and win the race.
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Wow he really did come out of no where
Michael Rodriguez You need Jesus.
Steroids help
Michael Rodriguez maybe not. Ever hear of a cesarean section wise guy?
No he didn't. He was back there the entire time.
I know! Bruno Mars is fast!
Fast with the ladies and his feet!😆
I keep thinking “damn those guys in the back really ain’t trying at all”. Then I looked at the time and oof, they’re all going so fast it looks like regular speed.
Fucking sweaties
Preston S ?
@@kadenhendricks7214 Video game term
Preston S I know, it means try hard, but how are they sweating?
@@kadenhendricks7214 average person's time is 6 min. Anything under, you are granted the title of sweat.
Imagine running a 4:20 minute mile and getting last
Yeah it’s crazy and if you run a 4:20 in high school you don’t really have a great chance at getting into a top track school like Stanford(if the mile is your main event).
If you look at the list of Stanford track commits any of the mile runners advertise a mile time of under 4:10, and it’s usually close to or sometimes under 4:00.
4:20 lol
nice
I dont understand, that's the best time to get
So that's what they mean by the runner's high....
And he just won GOLD for Mexico in the 1500m 2019 Pan American Games! 🇲🇽
Nice thats amazing 👏god bless him
No one asked
@@rapedits1276 I asked🙂
Hes running for college not his ethnicity bud
@@fiestymonk5955 he’s obviously talking about a different race
These people can run a mile in less time than it takes to finish ramen noodles. Crazy
Asian people...
Not if you use a microwave
layneharris5 brb gonna wait for my ramen might as well run a mile no biggie 🤷♂️
Clout Booler but you gotta let it sit for three minutes to let the noodles absorb the water
@@richardsantanna5398 Nigga acting like only asians eat ramen noodles boy everybody and they mama has had packet ramen or cup ramen when they go to college or gotta pay for food on they own now hahah
Why the hell am i watching this i need to sleep
snowshawnskate same lol
I felt this
Lmao facts
Did you ever get to sleep
snowshawnskate relatable
Lmao I thought the “outta nowhere” was gonna be Fahy, but DAMN he really did come out of nowhere 😂
This Is An Alias Steven!!!! From emma Abrahamson haha
The last place guy is still faster than 95% of the human population
Ray Nguyen 99% easily.
@@mitch-lawless
Bruhh my mile today is 10 min.. Huge improvement for me since middle school so many years ago..
I used to run then walk every now and then when the coach isn't looking and clock a 13 min.. Now I can run a mile without stopping.. Not a very large difference, but it's a huge accomplishment..
99.9%.
99.9999%
99.99 no way 1 in every 100 people run a 5 min mile let alone 420
Congrats to all of them. Even last place is a winner. It's very difficult to run a mile in 4 mins
No, last place is not a winner.
First place is the winner.
Doing something difficult doesn't mean you "win" anything.
Especially when a dozen people do that difficult thing better than you.
@@joejones5491 You can say what you want but you're wrong. Words mean things.
If everyone was a winner either way then it wasn't a competition. And if it wasn't a competition there is no winner.
Just because someone ran around for a while doesn't automatically mean they won something.
@@joejones5491 I didn't win anything today because I didn't compete today.
You have to compete to win.
You can't "win" respect.
Respect isn't a prize.
You can earn it but you can't "win" it.
Are you actually this stupid or just trying to be a dumbass on purpose?
joe jones gottem
@@brokenwave6125 I gotta agree with you. Everyone who says "they are all winners" has never competed to be the best. You only win if you actually get 1st. Anything else doesnt count. Thats what makes a top tier athlete, the will to be the best! And these guys give everything to win. Just competing simply is not enough...
I hit 8 minutes... and some change... that was my lowest mile time... I CANNOT imagine running a mile in 3 minutes and 59 seconds...
The military standard is 1 mile in 6 minutes for men and i think 10 minutes for women
@@CJCCBoi honestly doubt that the majority of them actually get a 6 min mile
@@accentor713 to score *100%* on the armys pt test in the running section you have to run 2 miles in 13 minutes, not to mention the fact that you have to complete the situps and pushups sections both before starting the run.. Its like 70 pushups and 80 situps to get 100% in those.. So youre gonna be literally testing yourself..
@@CJCCBoi many of the other previous servicemen/women? have stated, almost 99% of those in the military are clueless when it comes to how fast they are running.
As a currently enlisted member of the Air Force I can say with certainty that less than 1% of the military can run a SINGLE mile in under 6 minutes, let alone 7 straight.
I just set the base record for the 1.5 mile run at 7:22, beating the longstanding record of 8:27....the general military population unfortunately is not a place to find fast running individuals.
@@CJCCBoi lol honestly u get a treadmill and run a mile under 6 min on vid I'll send u $50
Crazy to think that 70 years ago, each of these boys would be setting world records
Commentator. You sir have your own catch phrase..."GIVE IT TO HIM!!!" as he crosses the line. Enjoyed your enthusiasm.
No kidding ! This commentator was great lol
that was out of nowhere
At 3:19 stopwatch time, he looked like he gave up and was just jogging it in.
That comes from his marathon training. He had extra endurance.
This track was confusing me at first
Ethan Bhatt it’s indoor LOL
@@heyalexluu, it's 300m, not 400.
@@SomeJustice19k An indoor track is 200m lol
@@andrewkear8000, wrong. Some are, not all. Some are even like 320m.
UK's indoor track is 291 meters you think this one is weird
Finally, a non-clickbait title
I couldn’t even *sprint* at that pace in my _dreams,_ and yet it doesn’t look like these guys are moving their legs that fast at all. Could they seriously be taking such powerful strides?
Kleo3392 yeah they ran my 400 time for 4 laps straight
@@atw853 same
It's pretty bad if you can't out sprint a middle or long distance runner in the short (100/200 m) sprints.
Anoop Pillai Thanks for that.
@@Kleo3392 no problem
Respect for no. 13 for running with his shoe laces undone.
You expect him to stop
I hate when that happens track should just be on grass without shoes
@@samperez6306 what haha they'd be super slow and it's dangerous
@@kraknoix0075 nah they can just clean the field and let us run like the ancient Greeks. That’d be true athleticism
@@samperez6306 - Nude? I guess, but I'm only watching women's events in that case...
I thought Mile Kick was a person
GOOD TRY! DUDE'S NAME WAS MILES KICK! LMAORHROF. AT LEAST TWICE PROBABLY MORE.
me too
Me too
This was a year ago, for anyone wondering
Like all their other vids... I don't get it.
K Weaver good for you!
A year ago is kinda relative
Update: This was 3 years ago
At 45 went out and timed a mile. Completely out of shape. 8:45. Bout killed me. Worked on it hard for about 2-3 months, hit 5:52. PB is 5:46 in college. Pretty thrilled to break 6. Never competed in it but played soccer and hockey my whole life. Can't even imagine breaking 5 much less 4. Motorin
Sean O heck yeah man that’s a really good improvement!
Sean O I don’t mean it as an insult but at your age that’s amazingly good. I’m sure that if you made that much progress in 2-3 months that if you made it your goal of breaking five you could for sure do it.
@@eiyuu257 No insult taken. I was a bit surprised by it myself and that's why I threw it up here. More and.more examples are out there that you really can retain youth through fitness. Seeing these guys scoot to 4 is insane though. And inspiring. I'm guessing 5:20's for me if I really really dedicated to it. Big gains in the beginning are fun, but 5 second gains near your peak are brutal. Fun stuff
@@157dodgers Was working out like a fiend with a bunch of buddies for almost a year. We threw in running for a few months just to help with the routine we were doing. Similiar ages. Similar 1st times and similar end times. Hills. Well, one hill for exactly 1 mile that had major increases in incline every few hundred yards. It was the hill we feel that jacked up our times so quickly. First bunch of runs we had to walk alot of it. By the 3rd month we were kickin the last 100 yards where it had an insane slope. That did it. Hit the hills peeps, for time. You'll turn into superman. :)
Sean O I believe that you can do it. My biggest inspiration while I ran competitively was my coach who at the age of 65 was beating a majority of the people on the cross country team I was a part of and I’m sure never actually ran seriously because he was never out of breath and everyday before practice at 6 am he would have already ran 3 miles as a warmup. I really don’t believe that age factors in that much and that’s its all about what work you put in.
My best mile ever was a 4:23 in college. Was pretty happy with that.
3:39 arizona coach, yelling "give it to them"
This commentator made me think I was watching rick and morty for a second.
I used to do a mile in 12 minutes in high school. Now my best is 7 min 42 but I really want to train to get under 6 minutes. Only thing is you gotta be able to sprint for that long to get within 6 so I can’t imagine 4 minutes
Getting sub 6 doesn’t require anything near a sprint 😂 we warm up with 6:20s before races usually and that’s a pretty mellow pace.
@@donaldtrump6386 you’re not special buddy, no need to make this guy feel bad, 6 minutes is harder for some people than others
Well that was totally unexpected!
At 13 went out and timed a mile. Completely out of shape. 5:45. Bout killed me. Worked on it hard for about 1-2 months, hit 3:52. PB is 1:46 in college. Pretty thrilled to break 2. Never competed in it but played soccer and hockey my whole life. Can't even imagine breaking 1 much less 0. Motorin
Crummock iPhail
Breaking 0 is completely in your range as long as you keep workin it!
Making fun of a comment😂😂
Crummock iPhail aT 45 WeNt oUt AnD TiMEd A MiLE ...
You can always beat zero. Just gotta set that timer to start from negative.
Dude get that -24 minute mile, I believe in you
that hug with the blonde girl was more than just a casual congrats.....
Could just be good friends. I knew a girl that would hug me like that all the time.
@@richardsantanna5398
Ahhh middle school nostalgia.. : )
Nowadays you get 15 years for breathing in their direction..
@@myman8336 hmm how did you know it was in middle school?
@@richardsantanna5398
Cause that's when all the interesting shit happens..
In high school ya get a bit defensive cause then the brain and body developed alot so you don't get to "experiment" as much as you used to..
I honestly don't know if that's a good or bad thing.. But I guess overcoming it right then and there prepares one for the real world..
I'd mop the floor with blondie
Lol Carlos snatched all those guys wigs when he passed them
Hi my name's Catrina looks like he was running away from ICE...
@@TraumaER lol with the way he finished I bet he was ready to run towards the ice
TraumaER fuck you and your racist comment
@@dogestranding5047 No u
@@lucianonarno1408 insecure white males
Hello Carlos Villarreal!
3:45 When there is only one toilet and you gotta get to it first
300 meter track???? Weird
It’s 200m
Ethan W no dude that’s definitely 300m
UNiversity of Washington for you
It’s about 308m. That’s why the start lines are all weird
It’s because it’s an inner race track. A 300 meters track is always used for inner races and competitions
That is freaking insane! Never seen that fast of a closing sprint in a distance event. Motivates me to go out for a run. Thanks for posting.
Word on the street. I love the inside scoop. This announcer is legit.
I swear everyone in the track is pushing each other hard to make this crazy record. First place wouldn’t have happened without everyone participating. It’s really crazy yet amazing.
What a great way to break 4:00! Wow!- Stephen Ethridge waiting to turn 75 on 6/12/2019 and THEN to go for records. Mile, 3k, maybe 800 meters etc.
Man watching these track videos makes me want to get back into running and keep improving my mile time. I wish there were open tracks near me because I dislike trail running unless I have a partner. Soon I’ll have more time and will be in a different state so hopefully I can start running again then
What happened to the tall guy who was leading at the start... he just pulled of to the side at the 1/2 way mark??
J PR He was a pace setter. They just needed him to complete 800 meters in under 2 minutes.
Excellent race. Thanks flo track
Love the passionate commentating!!
That was unexpected from Carlos. Great job, man!!
Anyone else wonder how they don’t step on the back of each other shoes
1800 theplug it gets very sketchy. In high school cross country we would have 100+ people meets and the first corner was always full of elbows and tripping
I got spiked at the start of an invite on my achilles. Somehow I only got a scratch that bled a little. One of my teammates running behind me saw it happen.
They remove the backs of their racing shoes before each race. It's a removable piece.
When the person in front lets their leg swing up and spikes the shin or kneecap of the person behind them the problem solves is solved very quickly and a hand to the back slightly pushing front runner will stop them from spiking you.
Because they run pretty much at the same speed, I am a runner and a cycliste, and it the same in the peloton.
That is difficult as heck man. Respect
Amazing finish!
That kick was inspired ..... & inspiring
it takes a lot of talent to be a mile race commentator wow
Too bad this guy doesn't have it.
I frickin love this commentator
Gran orgullo de México Carlos Villareal.
Villareal boost of cardio is insane.... someone check in between his toes, homeboy came out of nowhere!
That guy in last place is still faster than 99.99% of the population
Indoor track just looks so claustrophobic
What a kick, love this
Awesome pace. Good for him. 👍🏽
Carlos came from out of the seats...he was sitting until the final lap...
Villareal just got it done. Those guys at the front had used up their reserves. Villareal had a monster move to unleash.
well done , fantastic run
I used to be a 4:17 hs miler and looking back at it 5 years later I can't believe I liked it. Now I skate and play hockey
david smith
Ughh Miles 😩
They make it look so easy
13 with the yellow and orange shoe has a shoelace that is untied
Wow. Great race!!
That hug at the end 😳
Literally how Villarreal always races.
LOL my time in gym was around 10 minutes, I cannot imagine running a mile in under 4 minutes
I can't imagine doing a 5-hour abdominal plank.
yeah 4 is crazyy
You are jogging.. they running
@@maynardkford4906 I never said I was running 💀
@@maynardkford4906 walking
Killed it ❤️
I went to high school with Perrier. Dude was so good. Watched him win state.
Wow!
Holden Hillis we are twins??
Holden Hillis oh yeah yeah
Damn! Dude went Super Saiyan! Lol
The Four Minute Mile Roger Banister movie is a fav of mine. He did that record back in 1954 the year I was born
"Wonder how these guys are feeling right now" not sure exactly why but I started cracking up at this.
2:19 13's left shoe is untied for like half the race
that’s got to be the best pirate I’ve sever seen, oh wait.....
Nice kick. Well done 👍
aw his smile
Where did the guy in 1st at the beginning go? He was looking like a beast.
Probably a pace setter
I remember Feghi and his sister passing me when I was out on a run my freshmen year...
Julian Vargo ernhdjdhh
Love the commentary.
So Great!
Dude looked like he was running from border patrol. It's a joke. That was amazing.
He went with 400 to go... well done mate, your made of the right stuff :)
That was awesome
Nice job Carlos!
Flo track in my
Recommended? Looks like RUclips knows what they’re doing
Wait a minute you can run a mile in 4 minutes? Damn never knew that
My senior of HS I hit a 4:19 mile in Cape Girardeau Missouri. That was my official times PR. My fastest timed unofficial was a 4:14. At 42 I can still run a 4:56. I actually ran a 5:44 after a 8 mile run a few days ago
Pretty good pace.
Sick kick, brah!
Wtf is going on lol why did the guy who was in 1st just randomly pull off to the side?
dan emp idk
Tragiic. Mex track and field are some weird sports
They were setting the pace for the runners.
@@Ruintheus Wrong.
@@brokenwave6125 Actually Ruin is correct. A certain races where a record is being attempted some runners are tasked with setting a fast pace in the attempt to break a record
Dang best I ever ran was a 5:13 this guy got it💯
FedelliTheRavioli that’s a good joke bro 😂😂😂
good job amigo Carlos👍
Why did the guy in the lead at first quit? My first time watching track
Clout Booler he’s the rabbit. He runs right at a 4:00 mile pace for the first 1000m so the other Stanford guys (and everyone else in the race) know how fast they need to be moving to break 4 minutes for the last 600m.
this is like a year old
New to me. And as a 5:40 guy, pretty inspirational
Where the heck was I a year ago that I didn't see this??!!
As my coach always says, pain is temporary, pride is forever
Love it when that happens
@3:39 the guy who wins is like 100 meters back 😂
vids4u_ lol, wrong dude
@@BabyPikachuWithLollipop looks like him 🤷🏻♂️
RKO outta no where!!!
...oh wrong sport. 🤣
As soon as I saw Villareal, I knew he'd get that kick lol
classic move from the lad
One of the few non-clickbait titles
What happened to the guy who started in first- why did he quit?
He is called the rabbit. In record attempts, Rabbits are used to set a record pace. They are only the pace setter. Though they seem fast, they run out of steam long before the end, usually freshmen get the call to pace the field.
So he was just toying with them all the way before the finish
Amazing! Surely it’s harder on a 300m track? Or does being indoors with no wind mitigate this?
That kick!!
That man made me go "Oh yeah yeah"