12-Year-Old DEMOLISHES 3k National Record That Stood For 36 Years At AAU Junior Olympics 2023! 

I doubt they realized what had just happened. The kid just broke a 36 year old record, outstanding.

Announcer says over and over he's on pace for a record @@thebestisyettocome7

I'm not surprised. Just their way of doing MAGA.

Pretty sure they just responded to him asking... Let's not get so overexcited... Great race and effortless looking... Reminded me of Alberto Salazar's running style

Ppl cheer money not individuals It is very sad

Not half the whole field

@@valeriemartin9649 There were 21 athletes lined up so that's 20 other competitors. He lapped 9 of them so that's close enough to half to support my point.

Tiny chance of that. Most children who show great promise at a young age fizzle out when the other children play catch up in later life. Still, a great new record which belongs to him.

@@maratonlegendelenemirei3352What are you talking about? As he progresses….he will be a great champion. Tiny chance of that? He already is a record holder and champion. Are you just a negative person? Most probably a hater! This has been put up for sooo long and you now come along with your negative opinions. I feel bad for your children if you currently have, if not, thank the heavens!. Having someone so negative in life is horrible…misery loves company. Tiny chance? Actually it is a great chance he will!Do you not know who Jacob Ingebrigtsen is? Or Noah Lyles? Or Tamari Davis? They have progressed and not fizzled out as you say. You just had to spew your negativity. God bless you!

@@mattsilva4377 Ingebrigtsen,Lyles and 8th place individually. Great comparison. Being part of Jamaican or Usa sprint team you most likely will win something in relay.

@@aafsa8533 the point was that, that’s is three youth athletes that are still competing on the highest level as they progressed. I didn’t even mention Athing Mu, Raevyn Rogers, Ajee Wilson, I could keep going! Youth track is big in the states and most kids don’t burn out because the coaches don’t burn them out! I could name thousands of protege runners who never burned out !!

@@mattsilva4377 You see it more in distance running as kids develop other interests,rationalizing why spend all this time just to shave off a few seconds?

holy shit 5 minute splits at 12 is insane

@jmo140 No pressure to him, but he definitely could go sub 4 in the mile or go sub 9 in the 2 mile by the time he graduates from high school. But that takes a lot of growth and speed, which not all young athletes can achieve. Either way, he us something else for his age. I just hope that he keeps getting faster each year.

Also I know that going sub 9 in the 2 mile and sub 4 in the mile sounds like a stretch but I know many kids who have gone low 4 in the mile and low 9 in the 2 mile when they used to run about 6 minutes at 12 for the mile. It all comes down to this kids training and he could be a unit.

more than me and i'm 31 yo

Holy moly, I run 1500 meters in 7:53, I looked like I was dying. I’m almost 14 and I’ve always been an athletic person for my entire life. This kid is 12 and he ran 1600 meters in 5 minutes. This kid is complete in another league compared to my shit ass cardio

Distance running isn't an important track event to most people. It's boring to them. On tv how many races over half mile did you see completely without a commercial ? 😭😭😭😭😞. Maybe you missed the important part of the race!😮

and those lapped should have moved over

Why?

Hello, I don’t do or watch track and field or that stuff. How does running make u fun to watch?

They 99 percent Go flat. They just bloom very young. And can't advance world wide

He seems to be willing to even further as he finished the race.

His big secret, is no secret at all. He’s very talented. A lot of people love running? That doesn’t mean there any good at it. Enjoying running is how most kids get into it. But if your going to run competitively like I did for 30 years, a lot of hard work goes into getting better. It’s not all fun, but very rewarding.

@@DA-bp8lf when you did it for so long, you must be between 40 and 50 I guess. That little boy is … He doesn’t think like we do. He’s simply having fun.

His posture reminds me of Will Sumner of Georgia the new 800 meter runner who won the NCAA Outdoor Championships as a Freshman. His chicken wing reminds me of Billy Rodgers Americas best marathoner, aside from Frank Shorter. All the young distance runners are being taught great posture and running with your legs not on them. His stride and and posture then his stride and foot falls are all moving ahead in a straight line. Will Sumner and Katelyn Touhy , now this kid, are all extremely economical in their running. Which means they have more at the end to kick with. I used to run distances and I was not built straight at all and when I initiated my kick I looked like some sort Rube Goldberg creation. My feet were going flaring out being flung aside by my poorly built chassis. Then my arm movement looked good until my hands hit the center line of my chest then they flung up and out then loop back in to my sides. I used to scare people because I looked way out of control. But this supposed to be about the kid. What! You never heard of ADHD? I never grew out of it like they promised. O.K., O.K. I love watching these kids run the ones I've mentioned and also the runners from Newberry Park, California. We have an exciting future in the U.S. in the sprints and distance runs both Men and Women.

@@fideliusconcrete4871his shoes scream confidence .. serious confidence, not fun.

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He is just well trained. He is tired, but well trained body works differently when tired. Just look at Kipchoge when he is finishing a hard marathon -- he is still smiling and moving normally. It does not mean he ran below his ability, it means his body does not freak out and shut down ever after very strenuous effort.

its only 3km still, as kids wed run to school 3km every morning with our books and kit . haha

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@@PazLeBon same and up hill both ways, sometimes it would be snowing one way and 100 degrees on the way home. Kids today have no idea.

​@@garrymcdonald5456Aight. Do it in 9 minutes. We'll wait.

Nice Name

Yes For Kids ....

Will Not make it ELITE .... Unless ULTRA MARATHON

Elites at 12 were sprinting or 800 m Or X country for fun

thats literally what this kid is doing my brotha.@@christendomdefenderbeready3251

Sooooooo....?

Whippy!!!

What did he do later on? H.S. ? COLLEGE?? OLYMPICS?? MANY ARE EARLY BLOOMERS AND GO FLAT

If my calculations are correct, Pardo's 9:33 pace would equal 10:17 for 2 miles.

​​@@captainamericaamerica8090would love to onow what happened. My guess is his improvement slowed and he lost interest in high school. Googke turned up mothing for me. But thst is a total guess, just never heard of him.

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Yes he did

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his breathing was the key

By standard coaching criteria he has a terrible running style. There is a lot of wasted energy in his arm movements. But I hope that he keeps his obvious enjoyment and that some coach somewhere does not make him 'better' at the cost of his love of running.

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