@@michaeldelarm1630 anyone capable of editing a video with the same style of Casey would deserve recognition, but knowing Casey, in that case you would have seen their name in the final credits!
At 71, this video is helping me step up my training for my 8th NYC Marathon this year. What's helped me stumble through my 41 marathons is "the miracle isn't that I finished. The miracle is that I had the courage to start." Thanks for the inspiration.
I think you captured what it's really like to run a marathon. All those ups and downs, thoughts that you are not going to make it, a random stranger cheering you on and give you energy from out of nowhere to keep going. Most importantly you being able to beat your mind telling you that you can't do this by just doing it.
and he did it all on camera 😮 wild. every single person that ran that was incredible and he captured it while also doing it himself. i’m inspired. not enough i run a marathon tho 😅
It's so nice to see many people are cheer up for Casey and I've got tears in my ears when I watching the part that a guy said "we maybe dying, we're not dead YET ". What an inspirational video that's motivate me to keep going on what I'm doing 💯
as someone who's running a marathon in less than 4 weeks, this was equally devastating and inspirational to watch. well done for getting the damn thing done despite the less-than-ideal conditions, casey 👊🏻❤
@@filmzen281 Yeah. Dude started the race with a shirt. But then at about 5:35, dude's shirt straight up vanished! Maybe that's why he didn't finished. Got straight up shirt mugged during the marathon.
I ran the 2022 NYC marathon this year and wanted to do sub 4 hours. Came in at 5 hours, 3 minutes. Hardest, best, more grutleing and supportive event I've taken part in. Thanks for telling the story like you do Casey, love the videos always
Casey doing a marathon in NYC is something we have missed so much. You are so happy in NYC and the people of the city are happy to have you there. It's amazing that we are back to the roots again.
@@scatpack2721 eh, I wouldn't say that's it. I'd say it's simply because NYC has so much to do compared to the west coast. It's just nonstop action always. For some like Casey who is hyper active, NYC is home
@@SandoClub Yeah I agree NYC would be too busy for me too to live in. Definitely would like to visit one day. I'd prefer to live in quieter area in a big house with lot of land. But some people love NYC and that's great. Nothing wrong with it
Everyone in the comments mentioning how good the video is and nobody mentioning Ashton Kutcher is both hilarious and goes to show how good this video really is.
That's how much emotional support means. You were emotionally down on mile 11 when your friend bailed, but when your fans cheered you up, you ran like a champ to the finish. Great video as always.
Idk if you ever see this Casey, but you're the reason I am now a runner and participating in my first triathlon next year! Thank you for being an inspiration ❤️
Casey’s editing style is my absolute favorite. Most videos these days feel like a shot of whiskey where you get a quick rush and soon feel disoriented… This guy’s videos are like reading an epic story in the paper with your morning coffee..
Him saying “it’s about doing it because you can” had me in tears 😭 I’ve seen his “do what you can’t” video a million times and it feels like he has come such a long way
and that line "it's about doing it because you can"....is exactly why i'm gonna run this marathon next year ..yep..just decided that today. Time to get to work..
I love how Casey makes a Marathon which is a very personal challenge and unique personal experience about everyone else! The spectators, the helpers, the NYC Emergency staff, he made it about all of New York and it's people. That's why we love Casey and his view of the world.
@@peterwhitey4992 "We" as in everyone in the comments who likes the guy and what he does. One would assume anyone watching his video and reading or posting comments are a fan and supporter of the man so yeah We! :)
You tell stories authentically. Like no other, bro. Because you encourage me and all of us with your clips to tell our stories in our own way. And that's why I'm going to run this marathon too. Not only as a runner but also as a storyteller. Many thanks Casey and "Danke" from Hamburg, Germany!
From a prior runner that has not been able to run a marathon since 2009 because of health issues, I just want to thank you for this video, thank you for the inspiration. Let me put it in writing to make myself accountable: I may have to walk a 7 hour marathon, but I'll do one again. To health! Cheers Casey!
Everything about this video is sooo good! The editing, music, storytelling, creativity, and message about what the marathon is truly about. I just ran my 7th NYC and you captured the day so beautifully! Thanks, Casey and welcome back to New York!!
The line between RUclipsrs and traditional entertainment personalities is blurring fast, so it’s not really a surprise anymore, but yeah, still cool nonetheless
This hits home real close. I’ve run New York City four times now, including this year, and it was a SLOG. I felt every single emotion and physical state that Casey felt last Sunday. His message at the end about why we do this is so reassuring. Fantastic video. 👏🏼
For some reason this is my favorite video of yours ever genuinely made me so happy to see all those people running and completing that race and everybody that came to support you and their families and friends
Hi Casey. First of all I want to thank you for inspiring so many people to vlog about their lives. You inspired me and I'm still doing my vlog 7 years later. Second congratulations on finishing the NYC marathon. This year was my 14th and by far my slowest time. It is a crazy thing to do, always painful and potentially dangerous. I started in the 5th wave and given my pace I knew I'd be coming in after dark. I FELL at mile 20 just as it was getting dark. I tripped on a pothole and went down. At my age (75) falls are a big deal. Fortunately nothing broke. There was no blood, just a bruise on my shoulder and a bunch of black nails on certain toes. I walked the rest of the way. I will do it again because it was the most fun marathon too. As you said, the crowd, the workers and volunteers were fantastic. There was a lot of love.
It’s not about the amount of time, it’s about the fact that you made it Casey. Don’t be disappointed by the time, but cherish the good moments along the way and that feeling of joy when you crossed that finish line. We love you Casey 💯
The amount of energy it takes to pull off your life and deliver like you do on a daily basis completely reshaped my understanding of what a single human is actually capable of. Humbling, eye-opening to say the least. Lately in a conversation with my 16 year old son (who loves hip-hop) he asked me about my definition of the term "keeping it real". I told him go binge watch casey instead of netflix.
Thank you for creating this video! This was not only my first NYC marathon but my first marathon period! Knowing that I wasn’t the only one that got beat up by the heat reassured me hugely. The best experience of my life by far!
This is hands down my most favourite vlog you’ve ever done. I love the storytelling, the people encouraging you on, the way it’s shot. Just brilliant. It’s good to have you back in NY Casey. Welcome home.
Man, such an inspirational video! Thanks to all of you who waited there for hours to record just a gilmpse of Casey, helping him to accumulate all these clips into such a blissful video. Love you Casey! Love you dear citizens of the world!!
Thats a best marathon vlog i ever see :) 5 years ago I start running because of you and still running thanks for that Casey. I hope some day i can run NYC marathon.
Yes this video didn’t disappoint! The people of NYC pulled through!!! Again reviewing and going thru all those messages to get the videos from spectators is incredible Casey! Awesome vlog!
Watching this made me feel so emotional because my father died at a 6k race, he was the healthiest person I’ve ever known, and this video showed me how he gave all his effort to do something to prove himself
The storytelling is on point. As a former photojournalist Casey you are my hero. I never understood why so many people were into your channel because I never really watched but once I took the time you won me over fast. I’ll never leave now. Great job and great run my friend.
Absolutely loved this video Casey! It perfectly summed up the whole race day for me. The crowds, the course, the support on the course from the runners and volunteers - none of that was overshadowed by the incredible heat and humidity that we faced. I was about 45 minutes slower than what I'd trained for, yet I'm not disheartened - it was still the New York City marathon!
I can't describe this emotion. I think it's your editing, your music choice, your statements and theology with everything you do. Perhaps it's the idea that I want to live in NYC one day. Perhaps it's the idea that I feel so proud of people who can run 26.5 miles, when I, myself, can barely do 1. I almost started to cry at the end of the video because it was such a...happy, but sad, video. I'm a new subscriber and I've been binging a lot of your videos for a few weeks now. You seem so excited and optimistic with every video you put out. But, this one. This one right here. It felt like you were very sad, or at least disappointed in yourself. The end card when you mentioned that this was your slowest race: For some reason, that hit me. Again, I can't really explain it, but in that moment, I felt more connected with you than I have before watching the other videos. Just, the sheer storytelling, and videography in your videos - the music choice -- everything. Incredible. Simply, incredible. Thank you for being you, Casey.
As a runner, this video and everything about it resonates so hard with me. The joy, the pain, the nervousness... Man, hits ya right in the feels! 5 years ago I'd never have imagined running a marathon, and having just completed my first half marathon a month ago, it's videos like this that REALLY make me want to run the marathon, especially in a big venue with NYC or Boston. Man, what a thrill that would be! GREAT video @Casey, as always!
I'm not going to lie, this was one of the most rough Marathons ever, not only is it uphill it was unusually warm around 70⁰ F and also it was very humid, just finishing this race is an insane accomplishment! The course is very hard too with the beginning being an uphill!
The Downhill on the second mile is where it began hurting. I expected the uphill and just went slow. My legs were like hamburger after the downhill mile, though. Did not see that coming!
Casey has a talent for curating videos that give you such a rounded whole understanding of what he is doing, all while inspiring you to get involved with challenging yourself and becoming better than you are today. Man has some serious skill.
Very true. I always come away wanting to sell everything and live in a tiny apartment in Manhattan just to experience a fraction of what Casey experiences.
Maybe your best video ever, i finished 10 marathons, 5 Ironmans and a lot of halfiron races, but feelings like here in this video… you will remember that forever! Not your best races are the best races, the hardest are the bests. Sometimes at the finish line, you are frustrated, but a few days later you realize what you achieved. Cheers from the other side of the planet! I love you
The fact that you ran a marathon AND made this video within, like, three days is an incredible feat! You're a legend. Enjoy some much-needed R&R, Casey.
Wow!! This made me feel much better about my race, I also thought my first marathon was the hardest thing I’ve ever done and no other race will ever come close but this years marathon did. I knew I was in trouble in mile 1. I felt my first cramping at mile 10 and like you, started to walk at 13. But I always wanted to run NY for fun, so once I was done at mile 13 I decided to make it my fun year and I had a lot of fun with it. Got to actually stop to hug all the friends that came out to cheer for me.
this video has me in tears and i don't know why. it just inspires me to such great volumes. i hope i one day compete in the nyc marathon and complete it.
This was a totally moving and motivating video Casey. Despite all the challenges you made it and completed the entire marathon and that is huge! As with all of life we can get curveballs thrown our way and it's what we do with them that counts! You persevered and no matter how difficult things got you adapted and kept going and that shows such a fabulous and valuable inner strength. Not that I am surprised! Thanks for the awesome video and it's so cool that so many people were filming and could provide you with video clips! That's so kind! Be well!! 🙂
I've signed up for my first ever 5k in January. I've been super nervous about being ready, or doing well. I've had things delay my training, and it's been really difficult to get back into it. But seeing you show the realities of doing something like a full Marathon, is giving me that push I need to get back into things and get ready for my race in January. Congrats Casey!
This has to be one of the coolest things I have ever seen on RUclips... And I can't believe I had to search for it.... Thanks RUclips you keep failing me.
Clapping for you and cheering you on while listening in my car. Watching you accomplish this feat brought me to tears. Love you and your content Casey!! Living vicariously through you being back in New York City!
As a 2 time NYC marathon finisher, I felt every second of this video. You also finished with the same time of my worst finish for NYC. NYC you have to prep for, the course especially the bridges and 5th Ave incline will eat you up. But no marathon has better support. The spectators, the volunteers and the varied scenery of every borough is second to none. You have motivated me to run it once more lol
why am i in tears😭😭😭😭 casey you are truly my biggest inspiration!!!! just seeing how much support you got along the entire way & the fact that you had so many videos that you scanned through and included in your video…. a literal legend 🙏🏼 we love you casey!!!!!
I ran my first marathon this year, it was one of the hardest but rewarding things I have ever done. This video got me back in my feels about crossing the finish line in London. Well done Casey, even though it was your hardest one yet, you still smashed it!
Glad to know that I wasn't the only one who got emotional while watching this video. You are an absolute inspiration! Congrats on finishing one of the hardest marathons.
I started running about 5 years ago and back then I would often use your motivational videos to hype me up to go running and it was one of the best habits I ever picked up! And seeing you still not give up gave me so much goosebumps that I so badly want to run even though Im lying sick in bed
I just can't express how much this inspire me! I cried watching this. Thanks for sharing your vision of the world, I'll will be always grateful with life for allowing me to see your work.
I’m shocked he ran with that camera THE ENTIRE run. People don’t realize, even having a wallet in your pocket can be so much weight, add so much exhaustion to an already strenuous task. Bravo, Casey!
"Pain is weakness leaving the body" classic haha, haven't heard that one since my XC days. This is making me wanna pick back up running (even though I know my arthritic knees are quaking at the thought of it). Congrats, Casey! Not every day is a good day, but you persevered, and that shows a lot of mental strength!
Congrats Casey! I did my 5th marathon this October in Europe (Budapest), and I experienced the same. Struggling after 21k, running my worst marathon ever, and I was unable to overcome my difficulties. Luckily, I finished the race that kept me motivated and gave me the main takeaway: If we want it enough, we can do it! Cheers from Europe!
Your vlogs were the reason i started running man, seeing you back in New York and running gives me immense hope and joy. I'm training to run a Sub-3 in 5 months, thank you for the inspiration!
Excellent video Casey and a solid job! This video was in actual fact more inspiring than your last NYC marathon video (the one that inspired me to fly 3000 miles to run it with my mrs in 2018) .This video showed that you are human and that finish time is only relevant to the person. The real value is the humanity in a marathon. I have never experienced such an uplifting atmosphere as I did at the NYC marathon, it restored my faith in humanity. The energy and support from fellow runners and the spectators has to be witnessed to be believed. Thank you for being honest about your run… hopefully see you on the tarmac at a race some day :) Scott & Kat UK
Happy to see you back in the city, nyc missed you, you captured the city perfectly! would love to see you in Queens more often, we held you down and kept you energized! Peace Casey, welcome back!
Really cool to see you out there experiencing the NY marathon. I've been working on the broadcast graphics for that event for the past couple weeks, so it's neat to see it from ground level.
I'm proud of you brother! I'm sure you won't read this, but I'm a Marine Corps Vet who has ran his fair share of Marathons, no doubt it's tough. Mile 5 was always a check point for me. You pushed through the mental games with yourself and made it happen. I've been watching you since day one, you're a huge inspiration and a genius when it comes to creativity and videography. I hope to see more of your work and that it is conducive to your family life and takes you to where you're trying to be in your life. Thanks for the years of work that I have benefited. You have truly been an inspiration.
I am so glad you are back making videos on youtube regularly! It’s sort of been a weird feeling -being a big fan of yours and getting so little content after so many years where we did. I guess we were spoiled with you generously sharing parts of your life with us. Not only that but you really picked up where you left off. What I am saying is you did not change. Your videos have the same spirit and are edited just like they always have been. There are so many RUclipsrs out there that copy your style and there’s a channel in particular that I’m thinking of that would’ve never got started if it wasn’t for you. Now they have over 3 million subscribers and they’ve totally changed. The money and fame got to them and their videos lack a soul. They do not even edit them themselves anymore! Even though you have no idea who I am and I think a lot of your other subscribers feel this way -I feel like you’re a friend. We feel like a friend has moved back to our neighborhood and it is really good to see you again so often. Thanks for sharing so much of yourself with us and staying the same person after all of this time and fame.
So cool that some people are sharing that they cried at some point watching this. Means that you got it, and you've got the best from it. It really is cool. Let's roll.
Really loved the editing and energy of this video. I was there and yes it was my worst marathon as well. But the best thing about this video is you captured the energy of the marathon and NYC so well.
25 seconds in and I'm already laughing because of how good the editing is. The words changing to the beat of the music at 00:17 seconds is just too good. Still so happy Casey is back.
loved being there to cheer people on for a few hours on a sunday, just what a day of people pushing themselves to the limit! congrats for getting it done casey! got emotional at that old clip of your first marathon.
Congrats! I want to run NY! I used to weigh 300 lbs and I run to keep it off. I started running at age 53 and have done 100+ races of various distances in 18 states to keep off the 150 lbs I lost. You’ve inspired me to figure out how to get into the NYC Marathon. Thanks and you finished so congrats!!
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That guy saying "we may be dying, but we're not dead yet" hit me in the feels. No idea why. just instantly teared up
Indeed, He is a legend in my books now on. Felt the pure love for challenges life gives and strenght everyone of us has inside.
I'm saving that quote for the rest of my life
Got the exact same feeling. I'm crying rn
Weak
a good expression for sure. It made me think how fragile life is. Each day, hour, minute second we are getting closer to death.
The fact that Casey received, reviewed and edited hundreds of videos sent to him, shows that his passion to do videos and vlogs is still there 💜
yeah im sure theres no one helping.
It’s like to be back to the vlogs time ❤But it’s happening right now 🤩
@@IHateStroads In case you didn't know, you can italicize by surrounding with an underscore.
@@michaeldelarm1630 anyone capable of editing a video with the same style of Casey would deserve recognition, but knowing Casey, in that case you would have seen their name in the final credits!
Acting was Dan 😂
At 71, this video is helping me step up my training for my 8th NYC Marathon this year. What's helped me stumble through my 41 marathons is "the miracle isn't that I finished. The miracle is that I had the courage to start." Thanks for the inspiration.
Give me your name and I’ll cheer you on this Sunday!
what's your current time, Jeff? you're inspiring
man he put on a smile for each and everyone filming and cheering for him despite running the toughest marathon of his life
True
His personality makes people feel included and feel good-it’s his gift
Why toughest though?
@@DawidDgk your mum
@@gigiamharic468 yes
I think you captured what it's really like to run a marathon. All those ups and downs, thoughts that you are not going to make it, a random stranger cheering you on and give you energy from out of nowhere to keep going. Most importantly you being able to beat your mind telling you that you can't do this by just doing it.
and he did it all on camera 😮 wild. every single person that ran that was incredible and he captured it while also doing it himself. i’m inspired. not enough i run a marathon tho 😅
Love seeing positive NYC content.
hmmm no. That's what it's like to run the new york marathon.
@@giudeba7113 it's also like this in London. I think you'll find many major cities have supporters lining the edges, cheering athletes on.
It's so nice to see many people are cheer up for Casey and I've got tears in my ears when I watching the part that a guy said "we maybe dying, we're not dead YET ". What an inspirational video that's motivate me to keep going on what I'm doing 💯
I teared up at that exact moment as well. Something about it hit me so profound
I was looking forward to this stitched-together video and it didn't disappoint
Ey niiiickkkkk
nick can you make me dinner sometime
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Amazing some people had as crappy quality as the clip from 14 years ago.
Hello
never does
as someone who's running a marathon in less than 4 weeks, this was equally devastating and inspirational to watch. well done for getting the damn thing done despite the less-than-ideal conditions, casey 👊🏻❤
All the absolute very best for your marathon!!! U got this!!!
Connor!! Good luck at your marathon!
Did Casey's running partner get his shirt stolen?? Sad.
@@hobbs2005 lol what?
@@filmzen281 Yeah. Dude started the race with a shirt. But then at about 5:35, dude's shirt straight up vanished! Maybe that's why he didn't finished. Got straight up shirt mugged during the marathon.
I ran the 2022 NYC marathon this year and wanted to do sub 4 hours. Came in at 5 hours, 3 minutes. Hardest, best, more grutleing and supportive event I've taken part in. Thanks for telling the story like you do Casey, love the videos always
Congrats. Do not stress time. Enjoy the journey and fact you actually did it that most can not
Congratulations! It was freakishly hot. You finished and that’s amazing.
@@emman1927 So it was the weather? Or weather plus those insane cardiac arrest jabs?
The fact that he has to document the whole run is just even more amazing to me, that requires major focus
Simply having a phone in your pocket while running a marathon is a pain in the ass
@@MegaCoconut9 lol
@@MegaCoconut9 true that and probably didn’t help at all. But hey he made money while running. Can’t beat that.
Casey doing a marathon in NYC is something we have missed so much. You are so happy in NYC and the people of the city are happy to have you there. It's amazing that we are back to the roots again.
WHY IS THIS VIDEO SO MOVING??? THE WAY EVERYONE CHEER YOU UP IS SO AMAZING, IM CRYING LOL ❤ LOVE U CASEY
Your talent for storytelling is absolutely ridiculous. I got sucked into this video like nothing else. Love it.
So true. Love and and respect from Germany!
The fact he made this video in 2 days is insane
People who actually showed up, recorded you and showed much support are undoubtedly the coolest people. Well Done.
You moved so many of us, Casey: you are so welcome back. Thank you for sharing.
You can see how much happier Casey is after moving back to NY. It truly is his home city.
the only reason casey likes NYC is because every gangster and person knows him. THATS WHY HE IS HAPPY
@@scatpack2721 eh, I wouldn't say that's it. I'd say it's simply because NYC has so much to do compared to the west coast. It's just nonstop action always. For some like Casey who is hyper active, NYC is home
@@bluefish537 Many other states and countries provide the same action as NYC and in some places its safer. I like your point however
@@scatpack2721 Nah, NYC was his home even when he wasn't famous yet.
@@SandoClub Yeah I agree NYC would be too busy for me too to live in. Definitely would like to visit one day. I'd prefer to live in quieter area in a big house with lot of land. But some people love NYC and that's great. Nothing wrong with it
To have THAT many people cheering you on throughout the marathon must feel absolutely insane!
It is incredible 🏆
I just did my first marathon and that spirit of people supporting people is what carried me through it
It was CRAZY!!!! I'd never FELT a crowd of people screaming before... especially at a running event. But you felt it.
@@x97672 absolutely!
Imagine how many people were cheering Ashton Kutcher on.
Everyone in the comments mentioning how good the video is and nobody mentioning Ashton Kutcher is both hilarious and goes to show how good this video really is.
OMG I thought that was him in the beginning but wasn't sure!
@@mariechaekyung3In the beginning and at the end again
Time stamp?
bro I thought the same :-D our man just casually hanging out with Ashton Kutcher :-D
You mean Kevin Malone??? People have often mixed up the two.
That's how much emotional support means. You were emotionally down on mile 11 when your friend bailed, but when your fans cheered you up, you ran like a champ to the finish. Great video as always.
"When your friend bailed..." Don't say it like that man. Caseys buddy is a mean machine, he just went way too hard early on.
Idk if you ever see this Casey, but you're the reason I am now a runner and participating in my first triathlon next year! Thank you for being an inspiration ❤️
@@kingdodongo4126 The only thing "lame" is your comment. Do some self reflecting.
@@kingdodongo4126 Loser
He did see your comment :D
Tanvi all the best !!! All strength to u for the preparations
@@kingdodongo4126 you sure are a Dong.
Always inspirational Casey! the dog at 8:33 is the star of the show for me 😂
These edits you're putting together are phenomenal.
Congrats on another marathon!!!!!
Casey’s editing style is my absolute favorite. Most videos these days feel like a shot of whiskey where you get a quick rush and soon feel disoriented… This guy’s videos are like reading an epic story in the paper with your morning coffee..
Imagine running next to him and hearing “let’s go Caseyyyy” for a whole marathon 😂
Worse than a foot slapper that wheezes.
if your name happens to be Casey as well, then it's a bangin move
Him saying “it’s about doing it because you can” had me in tears 😭 I’ve seen his “do what you can’t” video a million times and it feels like he has come such a long way
Repent to Jesus Christ “Set your minds on things above, not on earthly things.”
Colossians 3:2 NIV
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and that line "it's about doing it because you can"....is exactly why i'm gonna run this marathon next year ..yep..just decided that today. Time to get to work..
@@2ndPlaceFinisha enjoy the training 🏆
@@2ndPlaceFinisha You gon finish this my mans
So profound.
I love how Casey makes a Marathon which is a very personal challenge and unique personal experience about everyone else! The spectators, the helpers, the NYC Emergency staff, he made it about all of New York and it's people. That's why we love Casey and his view of the world.
This guy is such a beacon of positivity. So happy he is back.
We?
@@peterwhitey4992 "We" as in everyone in the comments who likes the guy and what he does. One would assume anyone watching his video and reading or posting comments are a fan and supporter of the man so yeah We! :)
You tell stories authentically. Like no other, bro. Because you encourage me and all of us with your clips to tell our stories in our own way. And that's why I'm going to run this marathon too. Not only as a runner but also as a storyteller. Many thanks Casey and "Danke" from Hamburg, Germany!
Marathons always make me emotional and this was no exception. You had a lot of support on the sidelines and that was a beautiful thing. Congrats!
From a prior runner that has not been able to run a marathon since 2009 because of health issues, I just want to thank you for this video, thank you for the inspiration. Let me put it in writing to make myself accountable: I may have to walk a 7 hour marathon, but I'll do one again. To health! Cheers Casey!
You got it !
@@watsonbry77 Thank you, I sure will give it my all. A lot of walking and more slow recovery ahead!
You can do this!!! ❤️
You got this!
It’s about the journey not the finish line. Walk or run. You are true man Tom!
Everything about this video is sooo good! The editing, music, storytelling, creativity, and message about what the marathon is truly about. I just ran my 7th NYC and you captured the day so beautifully! Thanks, Casey and welcome back to New York!!
The fact the Casey just casually had Ashton Kutcher in his vlog just shows his dedication to the story he’s trying to tell!
what time? didnt notice it lol
@@denisg1208 1:33
@@visualcrew7195 and at the end
dude Jesse Wellens had Snoop Dogg in his video a couple weeks ago and never mentioned a thing, either 🤫
The line between RUclipsrs and traditional entertainment personalities is blurring fast, so it’s not really a surprise anymore, but yeah, still cool nonetheless
You documented the NYC Marathon like no other. Thank you for providing some light to the running scene. I’ve always enjoyed your running content!
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This hits home real close. I’ve run New York City four times now, including this year, and it was a SLOG. I felt every single emotion and physical state that Casey felt last Sunday. His message at the end about why we do this is so reassuring. Fantastic video. 👏🏼
For some reason this is my favorite video of yours ever genuinely made me so happy to see all those people running and completing that race and everybody that came to support you and their families and friends
I’m not sure why but this video made me cry. I guess seeing you struggle was inspiring. Way to finish even when it felt impossible.
Hi Casey. First of all I want to thank you for inspiring so many people to vlog about their lives. You inspired me and I'm still doing my vlog 7 years later. Second congratulations on finishing the NYC marathon. This year was my 14th and by far my slowest time. It is a crazy thing to do, always painful and potentially dangerous. I started in the 5th wave and given my pace I knew I'd be coming in after dark. I FELL at mile 20 just as it was getting dark. I tripped on a pothole and went down. At my age (75) falls are a big deal. Fortunately nothing broke. There was no blood, just a bruise on my shoulder and a bunch of black nails on certain toes. I walked the rest of the way. I will do it again because it was the most fun marathon too. As you said, the crowd, the workers and volunteers were fantastic. There was a lot of love.
Congratulations on that incredible achievement
It’s not about the amount of time, it’s about the fact that you made it Casey. Don’t be disappointed by the time, but cherish the good moments along the way and that feeling of joy when you crossed that finish line. We love you Casey 💯
is that coronavirus pandemic is over in new york?
@@firmanprawirawardhanafirma5644 idk
he is very durable.
@@SamSitar yes
@@NissanHeadlight350 i don't understand what was that short?
The amount of energy it takes to pull off your life and deliver like you do on a daily basis completely reshaped my understanding of what a single human is actually capable of. Humbling, eye-opening to say the least. Lately in a conversation with my 16 year old son (who loves hip-hop) he asked me about my definition of the term "keeping it real". I told him go binge watch casey instead of netflix.
Thank you for creating this video! This was not only my first NYC marathon but my first marathon period! Knowing that I wasn’t the only one that got beat up by the heat reassured me hugely. The best experience of my life by far!
Fantastic! Will you be doing another marathon? 🤔
This is hands down my most favourite vlog you’ve ever done.
I love the storytelling, the people encouraging you on, the way it’s shot. Just brilliant.
It’s good to have you back in NY Casey. Welcome home.
The connection Casey has with the people that enjoy his work is out of this world
I’m not a runner or a filmmaker, I’m not even in the US but I cried watching this. Thank you
I have been crying the whole way through! So emotional watching you push, and thousands of people cheering everyone on. Beautiful editing!
I thought I was the only emotional one watching! 😂
Man, such an inspirational video! Thanks to all of you who waited there for hours to record just a gilmpse of Casey, helping him to accumulate all these clips into such a blissful video. Love you Casey! Love you dear citizens of the world!!
Big facts, this dude been such an inspiration for years. Makes me want to start running again
Thats a best marathon vlog i ever see :) 5 years ago I start running because of you and still running thanks for that Casey. I hope some day i can run NYC marathon.
Yes this video didn’t disappoint! The people of NYC pulled through!!! Again reviewing and going thru all those messages to get the videos from spectators is incredible Casey! Awesome vlog!
Watching this made me feel so emotional because my father died at a 6k race, he was the healthiest person I’ve ever known, and this video showed me how he gave all his effort to do something to prove himself
I'm so sorry. 💛
@Capital Reckless unfortunately yes :(
Congrats! What an amazing accomplishment (again). I'm in awe of anyone who completes a marathon no matter the speed.
Casey shows respect to every person he meets. Acknowledge them all and make them feel good. I love him!
The storytelling is on point. As a former photojournalist Casey you are my hero. I never understood why so many people were into your channel because I never really watched but once I took the time you won me over fast. I’ll never leave now. Great job and great run my friend.
Absolutely loved this video Casey! It perfectly summed up the whole race day for me. The crowds, the course, the support on the course from the runners and volunteers - none of that was overshadowed by the incredible heat and humidity that we faced. I was about 45 minutes slower than what I'd trained for, yet I'm not disheartened - it was still the New York City marathon!
I can't describe this emotion. I think it's your editing, your music choice, your statements and theology with everything you do. Perhaps it's the idea that I want to live in NYC one day. Perhaps it's the idea that I feel so proud of people who can run 26.5 miles, when I, myself, can barely do 1. I almost started to cry at the end of the video because it was such a...happy, but sad, video. I'm a new subscriber and I've been binging a lot of your videos for a few weeks now. You seem so excited and optimistic with every video you put out. But, this one. This one right here. It felt like you were very sad, or at least disappointed in yourself. The end card when you mentioned that this was your slowest race: For some reason, that hit me. Again, I can't really explain it, but in that moment, I felt more connected with you than I have before watching the other videos. Just, the sheer storytelling, and videography in your videos - the music choice -- everything. Incredible. Simply, incredible.
Thank you for being you, Casey.
As a runner, this video and everything about it resonates so hard with me. The joy, the pain, the nervousness... Man, hits ya right in the feels! 5 years ago I'd never have imagined running a marathon, and having just completed my first half marathon a month ago, it's videos like this that REALLY make me want to run the marathon, especially in a big venue with NYC or Boston. Man, what a thrill that would be!
GREAT video @Casey, as always!
I'm not going to lie, this was one of the most rough Marathons ever, not only is it uphill it was unusually warm around 70⁰ F and also it was very humid, just finishing this race is an insane accomplishment! The course is very hard too with the beginning being an uphill!
The Downhill on the second mile is where it began hurting. I expected the uphill and just went slow. My legs were like hamburger after the downhill mile, though. Did not see that coming!
70 is not hot
@@mellissamercado7904 it is when you are acclimated for cold weather and you are running 26.2 miles, it gets warm fast
Wait, the NY Marathon is more UPHILL?
Casey has a talent for curating videos that give you such a rounded whole understanding of what he is doing, all while inspiring you to get involved with challenging yourself and becoming better than you are today. Man has some serious skill.
Very true. I always come away wanting to sell everything and live in a tiny apartment in Manhattan just to experience a fraction of what Casey experiences.
Can’t explain the feelings and nostalgia i’m getting from these NYC vlogs again, thank you Casey !
Maybe your best video ever, i finished 10 marathons, 5 Ironmans and a lot of halfiron races, but feelings like here in this video… you will remember that forever!
Not your best races are the best races, the hardest are the bests. Sometimes at the finish line, you are frustrated, but a few days later you realize what you achieved. Cheers from the other side of the planet! I love you
Thanks for watching
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The fact that you ran a marathon AND made this video within, like, three days is an incredible feat! You're a legend. Enjoy some much-needed R&R, Casey.
Not taking away any accomplishment but he has a team - plus VIP access
Its great to see your fanbase come together just to support you! Really shows how you change someone's personallity and life!!!🔥❤️👑
Wow!! This made me feel much better about my race, I also thought my first marathon was the hardest thing I’ve ever done and no other race will ever come close but this years marathon did. I knew I was in trouble in mile 1. I felt my first cramping at mile 10 and like you, started to walk at 13. But I always wanted to run NY for fun, so once I was done at mile 13 I decided to make it my fun year and I had a lot of fun with it. Got to actually stop to hug all the friends that came out to cheer for me.
13 miles is nothing to be ashamed of. I can barely complete a 5K.
Awesome, just awesome. I loved this quote 9:26 "We may be dying, we're not dead yet".
this video has me in tears and i don't know why. it just inspires me to such great volumes. i hope i one day compete in the nyc marathon and complete it.
The fact that you credited all those people to the best of your ability shows what an awesome human you are. Cheers!
This was a totally moving and motivating video Casey. Despite all the challenges you made it and completed the entire marathon and that is huge! As with all of life we can get curveballs thrown our way and it's what we do with them that counts! You persevered and no matter how difficult things got you adapted and kept going and that shows such a fabulous and valuable inner strength. Not that I am surprised! Thanks for the awesome video and it's so cool that so many people were filming and could provide you with video clips! That's so kind! Be well!! 🙂
An amazing video full of emotions. Awesome storytelling.. Classic Casey.
Good to have you back man!
his ability to tell a story is next to none
I've signed up for my first ever 5k in January. I've been super nervous about being ready, or doing well. I've had things delay my training, and it's been really difficult to get back into it. But seeing you show the realities of doing something like a full Marathon, is giving me that push I need to get back into things and get ready for my race in January. Congrats Casey!
This stuff always gets me emotional. The collective positivity that breaks down divides is something special. Great story telling from Casey as usual.
This has to be one of the coolest things I have ever seen on RUclips... And I can't believe I had to search for it.... Thanks RUclips you keep failing me.
Clapping for you and cheering you on while listening in my car. Watching you accomplish this feat brought me to tears. Love you and your content Casey!! Living vicariously through you being back in New York City!
‘We may be dying. We’re not dead yet.’ Man I started crying when the dude said that
As a 2 time NYC marathon finisher, I felt every second of this video. You also finished with the same time of my worst finish for NYC. NYC you have to prep for, the course especially the bridges and 5th Ave incline will eat you up. But no marathon has better support. The spectators, the volunteers and the varied scenery of every borough is second to none. You have motivated me to run it once more lol
Not lol
Try London
It is indeed and amazing race with incredible support! London, Boston and Chicago also have great support, but nowhere near as big as NYC 🏆
@@PoetWithPace Boston was amazing too. I loved that it’s a holiday for the city.
@@moob7383 oh yes!
why am i in tears😭😭😭😭 casey you are truly my biggest inspiration!!!! just seeing how much support you got along the entire way & the fact that you had so many videos that you scanned through and included in your video…. a literal legend 🙏🏼 we love you casey!!!!!
you are also seen
I ran my first marathon this year, it was one of the hardest but rewarding things I have ever done. This video got me back in my feels about crossing the finish line in London. Well done Casey, even though it was your hardest one yet, you still smashed it!
Glad to know that I wasn't the only one who got emotional while watching this video. You are an absolute inspiration! Congrats on finishing one of the hardest marathons.
I started running about 5 years ago and back then I would often use your motivational videos to hype me up to go running and it was one of the best habits I ever picked up! And seeing you still not give up gave me so much goosebumps that I so badly want to run even though Im lying sick in bed
I started to run after watching Casey's video as well. His videos are so inspirational!
I just can't express how much this inspire me! I cried watching this. Thanks for sharing your vision of the world, I'll will be always grateful with life for allowing me to see your work.
I’m shocked he ran with that camera THE ENTIRE run. People don’t realize, even having a wallet in your pocket can be so much weight, add so much exhaustion to an already strenuous task. Bravo, Casey!
Think he was using a phone for the cut in running shots. Not a full vlog camera. It does the job.
Yay!! I’ve been waiting for this upload. Proud of you Casey!! I’m inspired to add run a marathon to my bucket list now.🥇⚡️
Me too!
"Pain is weakness leaving the body" classic haha, haven't heard that one since my XC days. This is making me wanna pick back up running (even though I know my arthritic knees are quaking at the thought of it). Congrats, Casey! Not every day is a good day, but you persevered, and that shows a lot of mental strength!
Awesome video!! I was working as a bike medic and saw you pass and cheered you on. Great job-hottest NYC marathon in recorded history.
I love how many people cheered him on throughout the race. Would love to come back to NYC next year for this
So proud of you Casey🎉 i got emotional watching you and people supporting you in the crowd ! Thats awesome ! ❤️
casey achieved a 3.01.27 this year. Great to see him come back!!!!
My fave video of yours after watching you for years. As a runner I majorly respect you for the honest approach. You did it and got the medal 🥇
Congrats Casey! I did my 5th marathon this October in Europe (Budapest), and I experienced the same. Struggling after 21k, running my worst marathon ever, and I was unable to overcome my difficulties. Luckily, I finished the race that kept me motivated and gave me the main takeaway: If we want it enough, we can do it! Cheers from Europe!
Your vlogs were the reason i started running man, seeing you back in New York and running gives me immense hope and joy. I'm training to run a Sub-3 in 5 months, thank you for the inspiration!
Excellent video Casey and a solid job! This video was in actual fact more inspiring than your last NYC marathon video (the one that inspired me to fly 3000 miles to run it with my mrs in 2018) .This video showed that you are human and that finish time is only relevant to the person. The real value is the humanity in a marathon. I have never experienced such an uplifting atmosphere as I did at the NYC marathon, it restored my faith in humanity. The energy and support from fellow runners and the spectators has to be witnessed to be believed. Thank you for being honest about your run… hopefully see you on the tarmac at a race some day :) Scott & Kat UK
The irony of "I am adult" shirt and throwing his other shirt on the ground under the sofa is not lost on me. 😂
Happy to see you back in the city, nyc missed you, you captured the city perfectly! would love to see you in Queens more often, we held you down and kept you energized! Peace Casey, welcome back!
Really cool to see you out there experiencing the NY marathon. I've been working on the broadcast graphics for that event for the past couple weeks, so it's neat to see it from ground level.
I'm proud of you brother! I'm sure you won't read this, but I'm a Marine Corps Vet who has ran his fair share of Marathons, no doubt it's tough. Mile 5 was always a check point for me. You pushed through the mental games with yourself and made it happen. I've been watching you since day one, you're a huge inspiration and a genius when it comes to creativity and videography. I hope to see more of your work and that it is conducive to your family life and takes you to where you're trying to be in your life. Thanks for the years of work that I have benefited. You have truly been an inspiration.
I am so glad you are back making videos on youtube regularly! It’s sort of been a weird feeling -being a big fan of yours and getting so little content after so many years where we did. I guess we were spoiled with you generously sharing parts of your life with us.
Not only that but you really picked up where you left off. What I am saying is you did not change. Your videos have the same spirit and are edited just like they always have been.
There are so many RUclipsrs out there that copy your style and there’s a channel in particular that I’m thinking of that would’ve never got started if it wasn’t for you. Now they have over 3 million subscribers and they’ve totally changed. The money and fame got to them and their videos lack a soul. They do not even edit them themselves anymore! Even though you have no idea who I am and I think a lot of your other subscribers feel this way -I feel like you’re a friend. We feel like a friend has moved back to our neighborhood and it is really good to see you again so often. Thanks for sharing so much of yourself with us and staying the same person after all of this time and fame.
So cool that some people are sharing that they cried at some point watching this. Means that you got it, and you've got the best from it. It really is cool. Let's roll.
The dude that said: "We may be dying, but we're not dead yet" teared me up and got me getting ready for my long run today.
Really loved the editing and energy of this video. I was there and yes it was my worst marathon as well. But the best thing about this video is you captured the energy of the marathon and NYC so well.
25 seconds in and I'm already laughing because of how good the editing is. The words changing to the beat of the music at 00:17 seconds is just too good. Still so happy Casey is back.
loved being there to cheer people on for a few hours on a sunday, just what a day of people pushing themselves to the limit! congrats for getting it done casey! got emotional at that old clip of your first marathon.
Congrats! I want to run NY! I used to weigh 300 lbs and I run to keep it off. I started running at age 53 and have done 100+ races of various distances in 18 states to keep off the 150 lbs I lost. You’ve inspired me to figure out how to get into the NYC Marathon. Thanks and you finished so congrats!!
storytelling on such different level - I didnt even know that I missed these vlogs so much
2:19 thought this was iDubbbzTV doing Content Cop for a second!🤣
Ahah same here!
LOL I thought soo
lmao i thought the exact same