When looking at Gout Goit 60 metres time please remember that he has had very few opportunities to run indoors as there are very few facilities and very few races indoors in Australia. We are fortunate to have relatively nice weather with no snow and so outdoor running is the norm in Australia
Actually no indoor tracks at all in Australia, Gout's 60 m time would be in low key 'pre season' outdoor 60 metre events when other non standard distances such as 300m, 600, 1000m would be held.
I've never heard of any indoor races in Oz and there is no reason for them because the Australian offseason/winter coincides with the Northern hemisphere' s outdoor season where Australians go to compete.
Friendly reminder to let kids be kids and not speculate on their future too much or you'll make everyone hate these teenagers before they even start their careers :D
Agreed.........making expectations for kids that may or may not be peaking at these young ages is, well, not a good idea....however, it may be noteworthy, but to me, it's nothing to get excited about. I realize people want to generate hype for their RUclips channel, but hopefully people can control themselves.....
Wow, what's fascinating too is Iheme's technique. It looks as if he's not picking up his legs nor creating enough torque to drive his body forward so swiftly. Divine indeed.
@InfraLanI agree it looks just like tebogo’s running form it’s just that he runs with his torso slightly forward unlike tebogo who runs with torso more upright.
His stride is very similar to wayde van niekerk if we had to compare. He looks like he has extremely good running economy, i would definitely see him being better in the 400-800m, which is pretty funny considering he's racing 60m and 100m
@@cronikvialo5463 his last 20m in the 100m showed his muscular endurance Isn’t too great. Definitely a 60-100m runner. Might even be good at the 200m.He ran slightly tensed but who knows he young and has a long way to go.
@robinsinpost you missed his point; a lot of guys are fast and whikr a lot of it is talent it's also because of maturity level. Their body is just physically matured ahead of peers their age making them much better in comparison.
Yeah, some develop before than others, some will never improve and some based on their lifestyle will become slower… ive seen this many times kids at 13 yo really fast then at 16 some of the team start to catch up and some even becoming better than them
My prediction is that Usain Bolt's 100m WR will one day be the longest standing WR. Most world finals are 2 or 3 tens away and no-one has ever been within a tenth of his time. That record is stratospheric.
@ the probability of Bolt’s 100m WR to be beaten this year is less than 1%. No one is even in the conversation. On the other hand, the women 100m WR might get challenged.
You are 100% correct. That'll be decades before the 9.58 is broken and will likely be the longest standing record in track and field. That's how out of reach his 100m record actually is.
You're talking as if they should cover all the 14-year olds. I think this is perfect timing. This kid is about two years away from making world championships semi-finals. Maybe he will be a finalist in the next Olympics if he continues to improve and if doesn't get hurt or get burned out.
I think Gout Gout has insane potential for the 100M. I know his 200m is superior but I think if he fixes his start he will surely atleast break 9.7 at the peak of his career.
That's a huge maybe. Three humans in the history of planet Earth have ever gone sub-9.7. Two of them did it only once at the very peak of their careers and they each ran only 9.69. The other person to do it is Usain Bolt. Running below 9.7 is a nearly impossible task.
@@RDDHopsing77 you don't know that yet. Bolt was not human. This we know for a fact. Let Gout first break the ten-second barrier before you start talking about him running 9.6.
@@TunesOfTheEarth Gout is not human. Gout's a cassowary. They are very quick (1.8m tall and about 75kg, just like Gout)..... and he runs like one. They are fairly common in Northern Queensland where Gout Gout comes from. I didn't talk about him running 9.6 that was "division_one_gambler". All I said was "Gout's not human". You unfairly were comparing him to humans.
Super fast - reminds me a bit of Robert Esmie when he was a high schooler in Ontario. Blast Off was his nickname. Went on to open the mens 4 by100m gold medal team at the Atlanta Olympics. He was great at 60m - total natural.
I’m gonna comment more, but just starting your video, I have to express how Gout-Gout looks very weak in his launch of the 100M at the beginning, but ran fast as fuq, showed beautiful mechanics with perfectly straight feet, knee drive, etc.! I’m thinking, he doesn’t even look nearly as STRONG as he will eventually become, and he’s running weak, with the mechanics of someone very strong. I am absolutely terrified to see Gout-Gout when he builds his muscles!!!
It could work against him......adding bulk may or may not slow him down......I think he will one day be an elite runner, but not so sure he will be a world champion...............
@ it is very true some folks are held back from too much muscle, however, he definitely needs more to meet his full potential. This stuff takes time; it doesn’t happen overnight and I’m not saying he is weak for his age, but just generally speaking. I definitely think he will be elite, but time will tell how he advances going forward. He has a wonderful platform, and being this fast with clearly only but so much power, he will become much faster if he packs on some more. Sprinting is a power to the ground sport, and he’s just friggin fast! Honestly, he looks tons like Bolt with his form…muscle will definitely benefit those mechanics.
As someone from Great Britain, as much as I’d love for him to be a great talent who runs really well at a senior level (he obviously still could be!) from what I can see he simply looks like someone who’s body has matured way earlier than most. I just wonder where he can improve in his races. For someone like Gout, it’s obvious his start’s his weakness and if he improves that he’ll be one of the best in the world for sure, but for Divine his start’s probably better than Gout’s is NOW, let alone than when Gout was 14/15. Iheme’s top-end is good but not Gout-level so I fear over the next few years he might turn in to one of the guys who was labelled as ‘the next Bolt’ but then burns out as he approaches adulthood. Still a great talent and hopefully he keeps improving!
@ Why are you not good at reading comprehension? My point was that Divine has a better start than Gout does at 16, meaning he’s not going to be able to make up a lot of time with an improved start over the next few years, unlike Gout, since his start’s already really good. You can’t just teach top speed. If you could then Christian Coleman would be a 9.5 sprinter. Gout has the top speed but not the start. If he improves his start then he’s an easy sub-10 runner. My issue with Divine is: where can he improve in his race over the next few years? Reading comprehension is key here, mate.
I was mentioning this kid in the first Gout Gout video. This is a 14 year old which makes it even more remarkable. That’s not to say he’s guaranteed to be as fast as Gout Gout at 16.
So impressive and I think circa 10.1 this season is possible on current form. Long term who really knows but at his age and being British that is going to get him in the mix with the big boys over here that's for sure!!
His body composition could still change dramatically plus there’s the risk of injury for a kid pushed too much when not fully grown. My kid, an athlete, last year, grew inches at that age and gained 15kg. Finally there’s psychological aspects with pressures, like financial ones, that can really affect a child’s development. I hope they let him be a kid and play other sports too for a few years.
Let's just hope Divine Iheme doesn't go the way of former GB Prodigy Mark Lewis-Francis 🤞 Knighton really needs to finally start running the 100m regularly as he last ran it in April '23! Will be 3yrs this April since he ran his 10.04 (-0.1) PB, should be aiming to get it down to the low 9.9s/high 9.8s by the end of '25. Also, if by then he's still in the 19.7s for the 3rd yr in a row, might be time to follow Talitha Diggs out of Gainesville (same for Fahnbulleh who hasn't run sub 20s in over 2.5yrs) & go join her in Gary Evans's Training Group!
This age group record hype is getting tired right now. Please bear in mind that the very Sacchin Dennis you referred to in this video was considered a phenom as a high schooler in Jamaica but has achieved absolutely norhing since. When will you'all learn? Gary Card from Jamaica, who is the same age as Gout Gout, ran a faster 100M time than Gout Gout's PR without any fanfare. Let's just wait to see what the future unfolds for these youngsters.
Which is it? Don't hype the kids too soon like your Jamaican countryman Sachin or why aren't they hyping your other Jamaican countryman Gary? 🤔 Sounds like you think there's a lot of hype regarding young talents and you're salty your countryman isn't getting any 🙄🤦🏾♂️
Listen, these people need some kind of hype to get people to watch their vids........hopefully people understand exactly what you are saying and don't overreact.......what is troublesome if the shoe companies start signing these kids to contracts....well....there is something inherently wrong with dat.......
@adu11 For your information I put no particular significance on fast times run by U20 athletes because that is not always a precursor of what will happen in the future. For example, Elaine Thompson-Herah could not even make one final at the annual Jamaica high schoolbl Boys and Girls Championships throughout her entire high school career but still went on to become a 2 x double Olympic sprint gold medalist while Shericka Jackson placed dead last in the 200M at the 2012 WU20 championships yet went on to win back to back gold medals at the last two World Championships. Incidentally, both Elaine and Shericka have also ran the fastest 100 and 200m in history, respectively, only bettered by the late Flo-Jo whose times we allbknow are shrouded in controversy.
@@audreydavis45 it'd be easier to take you seriously if you didn't name drop unsolicited a young sprinter after complaining about overhyping young sprinters 😐
@adu11 My only point is that it's not how you start it's how you finish. Not many so called "high school phenoms" successfully transition to the professional ranks.
This kid is the fastest 15-year-old, for sure, but he is NOT "the new fastest teenager in the world," as the video title suggests. In addition to Gout Gout and the other new stars, there are plenty of 19-year-old college Freshman athletes who can still beat this kid. They are still "teenagers", too. Remember that.
I know his secondary school (not saying here) and he's actually dominated ever since he was like 12 maybe even younger, I also know friends who've met him, and can only say his speed was astonishing. Honestly, I'm more than impressed
Realistically, NO ONE is a "future 60 meter..." anything. Not contested enough, and no true gauge of anything that is. It is akin to paper matchups of NFL players 40 times.
The only thing is gout is a finisher so he’ll break the record for 200m and he could break the 100m record but blot was so good, we have an amazing generation of track coming up 😊
Lots of these kids peak at before they turn pro. The ones you gotta watch are those who are steadily increasing their times even though its not the fastest in the world
Im a nobody, from nowhere, but watching him run reminds me of the 2 things our track coach would say to us most often, knees up, toes up and cheek to cheek (talkin bout hand drive). Not sayin his technique is awful or anything but this boy ain't really doing either and he's still gapping the field. Hope he don't burnout at 18 or something, be crazy to see what he could do once he grows into his body and has time to optimize his technique
Awesome, this kid's local to me in Oxfordshire too. I don't get too nationalistic about GB, but as a former county runner, Oxford's running scene's another matter
He should try Hurdles (110M) as well as the 150m and the 300m and get a feel for where he runs outta gas. Certainly he'll continue to do well if he stays healthy in the 60M and 100M.
@tlamelokgosimalebe3119 that has nothing to do with Fred Kerly's situation. And, still things have to be ironed out before publicizing something and have it turn out wrong.
Men certainly do not grow up till 23, you are referring to certain bones not reaching full maturity until then but its not the legs and not in length.Almost everyone is finished growing by 17 or 18 yo
This is what superiority complex does. Not one comment here has reflected the fact that Iheme is Nigerian. His father and mother were Nigerian international athletes. Divine was born in Nigeria, before moving to the UK with his parents. The kid is Nigerian, until he says otherwise. According to Bob Marley in his song, guiltiness; "These are the big fish, who always want to eat up the small fish."
@@markmason2045theyre not hitting puberty any earlier in the last 30 yrs so its not that.Probably better coaching and opportunities, shoes and tracks.
If he is seen as an asset, then he needs special care and protection. What he eats, what he drinks, and generally what he does, without infringing on his human rights. This requires professional attention, till he becomes a full- grown adult. My humble viewpoint. Cheers.
Please check all Aussie's blood checks. If they can use sandpaper to change the trjection of a cricket ball by screaming it.- I won't trust any of there athletes being "clean" It's all about money!
Well, if you watch all the videos from this channel, you will be hard pressed to find one where he doesn't say "like I've never seen before" And he says it like it's the FIRST time he ever said it. It's the repetitive aspect of it that has me saying "cmon now". Sorry if that got under your skin.
@@edwin5419 Not sure what happened to my extensive 3-paragraph reply that seems to somehow disappeared, but there is more to the story. I guess it was too much truth.
@@evelynwoodward-johnson2229 whatever it was, Gout's offical documents say Gout and he calls himself Gout. Whatever his parents intended or what they call him is irrelevant.
@@edwin5419 noooooo, it's not. they transcribed his name incorrectly when he first moved to Australia. check the videos of his father correctly pronouncing name. they transcribed it and pronounced it incorrectly. it is correctly spelled Guot, NOT Gout...do the research...
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When looking at Gout Goit 60 metres time please remember that he has had very few opportunities to run indoors as there are very few facilities and very few races indoors in Australia. We are fortunate to have relatively nice weather with no snow and so outdoor running is the norm in Australia
Actually no indoor tracks at all in Australia, Gout's 60 m time would be in low key 'pre season' outdoor 60 metre events when other non standard distances such as 300m, 600, 1000m would be held.
I've never heard of any indoor races in Oz and there is no reason for them because the Australian offseason/winter coincides with the Northern hemisphere' s outdoor season where Australians go to compete.
Friendly reminder to let kids be kids and not speculate on their future too much or you'll make everyone hate these teenagers before they even start their careers :D
Both his parents are former national (Nigeria) sprinters, pretty sure there's more pressure in the household than from this.
Agreed.........making expectations for kids that may or may not be peaking at these young ages is, well, not a good idea....however, it may be noteworthy, but to me, it's nothing to get excited about. I realize people want to generate hype for their RUclips channel, but hopefully people can control themselves.....
Thsnks karen
@@Pikamoonjon sorry explain to me what was wrong about my comment please.
Not everyone raises there kids or lives in a world of low expectations for “teenagers”
Wow, what's fascinating too is Iheme's technique. It looks as if he's not picking up his legs nor creating enough torque to drive his body forward so swiftly. Divine indeed.
In my opinion, his form looks like Tebogos
@InfraLanI agree it looks just like tebogo’s running form it’s just that he runs with his torso slightly forward unlike tebogo who runs with torso more upright.
Yes I thought similar. It's a very hamstring dominant running style.
His stride is very similar to wayde van niekerk if we had to compare.
He looks like he has extremely good running economy, i would definitely see him being better in the 400-800m, which is pretty funny considering he's racing 60m and 100m
@@cronikvialo5463 his last 20m in the 100m showed his muscular endurance Isn’t too great. Definitely a 60-100m runner. Might even be good at the 200m.He ran slightly tensed but who knows he young and has a long way to go.
At that age though hormones and maturity levels make all the difference. Once they all become young men, the field evens out.
Ehm.........no.
They are faster than those who now are mature when those runners were at their age.
@robinsinpost you missed his point; a lot of guys are fast and whikr a lot of it is talent it's also because of maturity level. Their body is just physically matured ahead of peers their age making them much better in comparison.
@@robinsinpost Thats not the point. He is basically turning into a man at a younger age
Yep. Even Erriyon Knighton can't get any faster by popping trenbolone now. Some peak young and that's it. Show's over.
Yeah, some develop before than others, some will never improve and some based on their lifestyle will become slower… ive seen this many times kids at 13 yo really fast then at 16 some of the team start to catch up and some even becoming better than them
I would love to see a ‘what ever happened to’ video of athletes from the previous generation who never fulfilled their potential for various reasons.
There is a video by jumpman about it
Jumpman has covered this very topic- check him out if you havent already
Matt Boling????
@@CalebTonkinsomeone convinced him he was good at the 400 and now he rolled
The racing future looks very promising with all the new young stars!
I live in the same town as divine, I go to the same competitions as him
The kid has a crazy good start.
His drive phase is the cleanest I have ever seen.
My prediction is that Usain Bolt's 100m WR will one day be the longest standing WR. Most world finals are 2 or 3 tens away and no-one has ever been within a tenth of his time. That record is stratospheric.
That being broken this year
@ the probability of Bolt’s 100m WR to be beaten this year is less than 1%. No one is even in the conversation. On the other hand, the women 100m WR might get challenged.
@trefrancis4029 stop smoking crack. No one is touching it for decades.
@sylvainguinepain5624 the women's wr was hurricane aided by a +5-7.0 tailwind and should be stricken from the record books.
You are 100% correct. That'll be decades before the 9.58 is broken and will likely be the longest standing record in track and field. That's how out of reach his 100m record actually is.
he moves effortlessly like Jesse Owen
That's what surprised me, it doesn't even look like he is going fast.
Took the words right outta my mouth. Exactly like Jesse Owens one would say reincarnated
Finally some coverage
You're talking as if they should cover all the 14-year olds. I think this is perfect timing. This kid is about two years away from making world championships semi-finals. Maybe he will be a finalist in the next Olympics if he continues to improve and if doesn't get hurt or get burned out.
I think Gout Gout has insane potential for the 100M. I know his 200m is superior but I think if he fixes his start he will surely atleast break 9.7 at the peak of his career.
That's a huge maybe. Three humans in the history of planet Earth have ever gone sub-9.7. Two of them did it only once at the very peak of their careers and they each ran only 9.69. The other person to do it is Usain Bolt. Running below 9.7 is a nearly impossible task.
@@TunesOfTheEarth Gout is not human.
@@RDDHopsing77 you don't know that yet. Bolt was not human. This we know for a fact. Let Gout first break the ten-second barrier before you start talking about him running 9.6.
@@TunesOfTheEarth Gout is not human. Gout's a cassowary. They are very quick (1.8m tall and about 75kg, just like Gout)..... and he runs like one. They are fairly common in Northern Queensland where Gout Gout comes from. I didn't talk about him running 9.6 that was "division_one_gambler". All I said was "Gout's not human". You unfairly were comparing him to humans.
The Gouster will do 9.5!
Super fast - reminds me a bit of Robert Esmie when he was a high schooler in Ontario. Blast Off was his nickname. Went on to open the mens 4 by100m gold medal team at the Atlanta Olympics. He was great at 60m - total natural.
Yes us Brits are excited for his future
Goat Goat will break bolt record
Maybe.
We are all here for it.
Boonson has a 10.09 at age. 16 so this guy migh not beat that in 1 year.
@@trinidadrodriquez876bro gout gout is already 17
I’m gonna comment more, but just starting your video, I have to express how Gout-Gout looks very weak in his launch of the 100M at the beginning, but ran fast as fuq, showed beautiful mechanics with perfectly straight feet, knee drive, etc.! I’m thinking, he doesn’t even look nearly as STRONG as he will eventually become, and he’s running weak, with the mechanics of someone very strong. I am absolutely terrified to see Gout-Gout when he builds his muscles!!!
I know rite! Once the Goutster pumps that start, he will be UNTOUCHABLE!
It could work against him......adding bulk may or may not slow him down......I think he will one day be an elite runner, but not so sure he will be a world champion...............
@ it is very true some folks are held back from too much muscle, however, he definitely needs more to meet his full potential. This stuff takes time; it doesn’t happen overnight and I’m not saying he is weak for his age, but just generally speaking. I definitely think he will be elite, but time will tell how he advances going forward. He has a wonderful platform, and being this fast with clearly only but so much power, he will become much faster if he packs on some more. Sprinting is a power to the ground sport, and he’s just friggin fast! Honestly, he looks tons like Bolt with his form…muscle will definitely benefit those mechanics.
The IAAF list on 4:28 says that Christian blum (Germany) 2nd fastest time is born on 1987 and set his time in 1996. Is he 9 years old while he set it?
As someone from Great Britain, as much as I’d love for him to be a great talent who runs really well at a senior level (he obviously still could be!) from what I can see he simply looks like someone who’s body has matured way earlier than most. I just wonder where he can improve in his races. For someone like Gout, it’s obvious his start’s his weakness and if he improves that he’ll be one of the best in the world for sure, but for Divine his start’s probably better than Gout’s is NOW, let alone than when Gout was 14/15. Iheme’s top-end is good but not Gout-level so I fear over the next few years he might turn in to one of the guys who was labelled as ‘the next Bolt’ but then burns out as he approaches adulthood. Still a great talent and hopefully he keeps improving!
@AthleticsEditz why are you comparing divine at 14 to gout at 16. That’s totally unrealistic
@ Why are you not good at reading comprehension? My point was that Divine has a better start than Gout does at 16, meaning he’s not going to be able to make up a lot of time with an improved start over the next few years, unlike Gout, since his start’s already really good. You can’t just teach top speed. If you could then Christian Coleman would be a 9.5 sprinter. Gout has the top speed but not the start. If he improves his start then he’s an easy sub-10 runner. My issue with Divine is: where can he improve in his race over the next few years? Reading comprehension is key here, mate.
Glad to see divine iheme being talked about
Gyatt Gyatt gonna pull through and beat him🗣️🗣️🔥🔥
Who??
@@santeenlGout Gout, it’s a joke so plz don’t think in cringe or anything
Gout Gout is older
Don't ever say that again dawg
@@franzgrafconradvonhotzendo7494 huh, who said what?
I was mentioning this kid in the first Gout Gout video. This is a 14 year old which makes it even more remarkable.
That’s not to say he’s guaranteed to be as fast as Gout Gout at 16.
Gary card: Am I a joke to you
Not clutch 🤷🏽♂️
@@Bruh-je7fbok,bro
This channel is more focused on scouting high schoolers than who is actually good now
You're just a hater
So impressive and I think circa 10.1 this season is possible on current form. Long term who really knows but at his age and being British that is going to get him in the mix with the big boys over here that's for sure!!
His style reminds me a lot of Justin Gatlin.
I thought this would be another Gout Gout video :D
I hope Gout Gout keeps developing, his stride is a delight to watch
His body composition could still change dramatically plus there’s the risk of injury for a kid pushed too much when not fully grown. My kid, an athlete, last year, grew inches at that age and gained 15kg. Finally there’s psychological aspects with pressures, like financial ones, that can really affect a child’s development. I hope they let him be a kid and play other sports too for a few years.
Putting a list about fastest 60s at 15 yo and not verbaly mentioning su bingtian has to be a crime
yall let's not put too much pressure on my boy as i think he has insane potential
GG is a sprinter who's form is second to none. He is a Cheetah.
Let's just hope Divine Iheme doesn't go the way of former GB Prodigy Mark Lewis-Francis 🤞 Knighton really needs to finally start running the 100m regularly as he last ran it in April '23! Will be 3yrs this April since he ran his 10.04 (-0.1) PB, should be aiming to get it down to the low 9.9s/high 9.8s by the end of '25. Also, if by then he's still in the 19.7s for the 3rd yr in a row, might be time to follow Talitha Diggs out of Gainesville (same for Fahnbulleh who hasn't run sub 20s in over 2.5yrs) & go join her in Gary Evans's Training Group!
This age group record hype is getting tired right now. Please bear in mind that the very Sacchin Dennis you referred to in this video was considered a phenom as a high schooler in Jamaica but has achieved absolutely norhing since. When will you'all learn? Gary Card from Jamaica, who is the same age as Gout Gout, ran a faster 100M time than Gout Gout's PR without any fanfare. Let's just wait to see what the future unfolds for these youngsters.
Which is it? Don't hype the kids too soon like your Jamaican countryman Sachin or why aren't they hyping your other Jamaican countryman Gary? 🤔 Sounds like you think there's a lot of hype regarding young talents and you're salty your countryman isn't getting any 🙄🤦🏾♂️
Listen, these people need some kind of hype to get people to watch their vids........hopefully people understand exactly what you are saying and don't overreact.......what is troublesome if the shoe companies start signing these kids to contracts....well....there is something inherently wrong with dat.......
@adu11 For your information I put no particular significance on fast times run by U20 athletes because that is not always a precursor of what will happen in the future. For example, Elaine Thompson-Herah could not even make one final at the annual Jamaica high schoolbl Boys and Girls Championships throughout her entire high school career but still went on to become a 2 x double Olympic sprint gold medalist while Shericka Jackson placed dead last in the 200M at the 2012 WU20 championships yet went on to win back to back gold medals at the last two World Championships. Incidentally, both Elaine and Shericka have also ran the fastest 100 and 200m in history, respectively, only bettered by the late Flo-Jo whose times we allbknow are shrouded in controversy.
@@audreydavis45 it'd be easier to take you seriously if you didn't name drop unsolicited a young sprinter after complaining about overhyping young sprinters 😐
@adu11 My only point is that it's not how you start it's how you finish. Not many so called "high school phenoms" successfully transition to the professional ranks.
This kid is the fastest 15-year-old, for sure, but he is NOT "the new fastest teenager in the world," as the video title suggests. In addition to Gout Gout and the other new stars, there are plenty of 19-year-old college Freshman athletes who can still beat this kid. They are still "teenagers", too. Remember that.
I think he knows that, it’s just that the bro gotta pay rent😂
@SevenEllen welcome to the internet
Report this video for being misleading. He may get the point after a few of those.
everyone clickbaits their titles to an extent to get you to watch it.
@b_indz8988 I don’t
I know his secondary school (not saying here) and he's actually dominated ever since he was like 12 maybe even younger, I also know friends who've met him, and can only say his speed was astonishing. Honestly, I'm more than impressed
Realistically, NO ONE is a "future 60 meter..." anything. Not contested enough, and no true gauge of anything that is. It is akin to paper matchups of NFL players 40 times.
Iheme,such composure to th line ,mazin
The only thing is gout is a finisher so he’ll break the record for 200m and he could break the 100m record but blot was so good, we have an amazing generation of track coming up 😊
Lots of these kids peak at before they turn pro. The ones you gotta watch are those who are steadily increasing their times even though its not the fastest in the world
Im a nobody, from nowhere, but watching him run reminds me of the 2 things our track coach would say to us most often, knees up, toes up and cheek to cheek (talkin bout hand drive). Not sayin his technique is awful or anything but this boy ain't really doing either and he's still gapping the field. Hope he don't burnout at 18 or something, be crazy to see what he could do once he grows into his body and has time to optimize his technique
Did your track coach produce a 14 year old 10.30 sprinter?
It's On, It's On!!!!!
Awesome, this kid's local to me in Oxfordshire too. I don't get too nationalistic about GB, but as a former county runner, Oxford's running scene's another matter
Didn't expect to see other people from the area here 😂
Finally my boy divine is covered, UK getting some love.
Running with a due rag on is wild😂
He should try Hurdles (110M) as well as the 150m and the 300m and get a feel for where he runs outta gas. Certainly he'll continue to do well if he stays healthy in the 60M and 100M.
Hope he stays healthy . However it's too early to call
STILL, NO KERLY VIDEO ???
He's white😂
@tlamelokgosimalebe3119 that has nothing to do with Fred Kerly's situation. And, still things have to be ironed out before publicizing something and have it turn out wrong.
@@DonShields-ud8cf exactly,
That makes sense
It's amazing how fast he is given that he shows his spike plates to Jesus when he runs!
So far so good, but let's give him a few years to get his 100m time under 10.00 and then maybe we can revisit.
That is a TON of backside mechanics! Impressive he can be this fast with this technique
5:31 The 2024 100m should say 10.30 instead of 10.56
yes but it was an illegal wind so it doesnt officially count
@DNTLKDWN Are you sure?
@DNTLKDWN Wind was +1.7
@@AFIO-tm9yq yeah I didn't think it was illegal
Maybe he’ll get scouted to play college football
College football? You know he lives in England right?
Only 15? He'll grow a lot (men grow up to 23y old). So his abilities may shift a lot in the future but the mechanical base is massive.
Men certainly do not grow up till 23, you are referring to certain bones not reaching full maturity until then but its not the legs and not in length.Almost everyone is finished growing by 17 or 18 yo
Yeah growth slows down around 17
And he doesn't even look like he's going that fast
Gaot gaot
What a badass name
This is what superiority complex does. Not one comment here has reflected the fact that Iheme is Nigerian. His father and mother were Nigerian international athletes. Divine was born in Nigeria, before moving to the UK with his parents. The kid is Nigerian, until he says otherwise. According to Bob Marley in his song, guiltiness; "These are the big fish, who always want to eat up the small fish."
he literally said himself he wants to compete for team gb on the world stage
I wonder how Gout Gout would do against others his speed
He’d finish equal to them.
@MechanicalSculptor lol, good point. But what time would they run?
Still a fan of Sachin Dennis
why all the comments so negative. hating on british talent for some reason
dude looks 20 deffo a early bloomer
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He reminds of me of Justin Gatlin
Complete Nigerian 🇳🇬
What is happening here, with so many standout junior athletes? Is it training methods, supplements, or what?
Kids are overall hitting puberty earlier, getting better training earlier, getting better nutrition earlier and getting visibility easier.
@@markmason2045theyre not hitting puberty any earlier in the last 30 yrs so its not that.Probably better coaching and opportunities, shoes and tracks.
Iheme runs just like Jesse Owens.
Too early to call for the young bloke
If he is seen as an asset, then he needs special care and protection. What he eats, what he drinks, and generally what he does, without infringing on his human rights. This requires professional attention, till he becomes a full- grown adult. My humble viewpoint. Cheers.
I can already see him peaking in hs if he doesn’t pack on more muscle
fred kerley video nooooow!!
Another blind article.... Seems like he's a little baked about Gout Gout
Youth is not linear and everyone peaks differently. Too much speculation.
That guy is not 16 😅
He will be taken more seriously when he beats Matt Bolling. Sorry, couldnt resist.
this has to be a rage bait comment. Matthew is rolled ash
I hope Iheme does well however, I think his body looks older than his age. Too much muscle for a start.
Its not too much hes just a very early developer and hitting the weights.
People who thought he was going to talk about Gout Gout
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it literally says divine iheme in the title. Stop the glaze
His stride is like Tobogos to me
nice recap but that chart was so bad!! 😂
Gout gout?
He moves like Letsile
Nah
400m
Please check all Aussie's blood checks.
If they can use sandpaper to change the trjection of a cricket ball by screaming it.- I won't trust any of there athletes being "clean"
It's all about money!
Never seen before? Cmon now.
I mean it was an age group world record so yea it's a new level of speed my guy
Well, if he set a record, it's never been done before, genius.
Well, if you watch all the videos from this channel, you will be hard pressed to find one where he doesn't say "like I've never seen before" And he says it like it's the FIRST time he ever said it. It's the repetitive aspect of it that has me saying "cmon now".
Sorry if that got under your skin.
@@runcaz7802 this time it's really true though
Please get his name right. It is actually Guot Guot...pronounced Gwot. I watched the video where his father explained the error.
Incorrect. Don't listen to his dad, listen to how Gout says his name. That's the only one who matters. And he says it Gaut Gaut like in this video
@@edwin5419 Not sure what happened to my extensive 3-paragraph reply that seems to somehow disappeared, but there is more to the story. I guess it was too much truth.
@@evelynwoodward-johnson2229 whatever it was, Gout's offical documents say Gout and he calls himself Gout. Whatever his parents intended or what they call him is irrelevant.
He’s fast, but he’s no Gout Gout
he ran 10.3 at 14, gout ran 10.29 at 16. This is just plain hating
Your a average human but you ain’t no divine iheme 😌
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Gout gout still better
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The future of sprinting looks great. The chances of someone going under 9.58 in the next 4 or 5 years are about 37%.
37%? lmao
That too high
wholeness. please call him by his correct name GUOT GUOT...
Wrong. That's not how Gout says his name. Video was correct
@@edwin5419 noooooo, it's not. they transcribed his name incorrectly when he first moved to Australia. check the videos of his father correctly pronouncing name. they transcribed it and pronounced it incorrectly. it is correctly spelled Guot, NOT Gout...do the research...
@@RAWkinnah guot isn't as easy to say as gout
@@RAWkin doesn't matter how anyone other than the athlete himself says his name. Feel free to do some actual research and think for yourself 🙄
@@edwin5419 perhaps you should see what was said and research yourself, which you obviously haven't done,
knighton isn't legit