Brandon Miller World Record  

The acceleration came out of panic because the first lap was too slow. He saw the clock and panicked. He ran a negative split, which is unheard of in the 800 meters.

Chronox5 Brandon's 2nd lap was just a second or so faster than his 1st. It only looked like a huge acceleration because everyone else paid the price and slowed down dramatically for the fast first lap. Those runner up guys ran about 57/63+.

I wouldn't describe that move as "panic". He's never been challenged in any of these races for years. I would guess that it was a deliberate strategy to take it a bit easier on the first lap and then step it up. In any case, the outcome is still the same... one more title, one more national record (and a world record to boot).

@@runcaz7802 wr was done w negative split bruh, even nick symmonds said most pros do negative split

@@ayaanayubi1117 the world record is done with a positive split, and nick symmonds says a 2 second positive split is best. The world record splits were 49.28/51.63

If he had a NY accent then I'd agree with you but he doesn't!

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alvaro fischer I was gonna say the same thing 😂

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Might need your ears checked buddy.

Not most

@@AS-zr6iw Yes, most.

Blake G Running not most

@@ChillBro24 no college kids run sub 1:50 most of the time, sub 1:48 if theyre good, sub 1:46 if theyre good

Ayaan Ayubi please watch a typical d1 track meet... leaders usually come through in 1:52-1:56. 1:51 is faster than most d1 talent on a typical meet day

Micah Newson L

What's hs?

High School

@@onthaticeburgess109 Bro liked his own comment

Dan K it’s not shocking that men are different that women.

@@mikeb4471 it is he 14

@@goompaloompayjh2uuyg538 man its not difficult to google something, the women’s world record is definitely 1:53

@@rt9548 it is 1:53. You look it up.

@@Morpeth_Harriers I know, the guy above deleted their comment

Well now actually now its 1min 47secs

@@Clay289 well now its 1min 45secs

Well now its 1 min 44 secs ;)

Hahaha

He didn’t pass out buddy was just tried that race is exhausting

@@jamesconstantin2878lol you ratio'd him

Average DI 800 is no faster than 1:55. Prove me wrong.

No athlete would go there

Bruh what? 1:54 gets you on NAU or Stanford, albeit as a walk-on.. not ‘most universities’. Average college 800M runner probably runs like 2:02, I’d say. DI is 1:55 probably.

his PR is a 1:49 right now and he has not even turned 16 yet and is in 10th grade, He will drop way more time then 2s

Tan Garz i live in missouri and have had multiple track meets wit him and he still sprints them

@ZB 1:40 is too much to ask. Only the great Rudisha has dipped below 1:41 which is 2x 50.40 laps. Going sub 50 twice is a huge ask

@@clicknow2102 history has showed that usually the early bloomers that overtained dont make it. If you train well then you may make it. Who knows if miller trains well or overtains

Christopher Smith I actually go to school with Brandon and I am on his track team, he’s been out for a couple of weeks due to injury, but before that, he’s only been getting faster

Even faster…

he ran a 1:44 and got 2nd at ncaa nationals his collegiate freshman season

Tarheel Trusty23 he was at this time

look at the date. He was 14 in that race

I’m also 14 and this is how I see it 3:00+ terrible 2:50+ bad but not terrible 2:45+ mediocre 2:40+ okay 2:35+ average 2:30+ solid time 2:25+ good 2:20+ fast time, probably equivalent to sub-2:00 as a senior 2:15+ very fast, probably fastest in the league or section, even 2:10+ state quality easily 2:05+ world class 2:00+ winning basically every time 1:57+ world’s best 1:55+ probably setting a wr if you don’t burn out I would have a few more times but basically no 14 year olds run under 1:55

😂😂😂

Steroids would hurt an 800 meter runner

Maize 'n Blue Gamer there are other performance enhancing drugs that would help. Although I have a hard time believing a 14 year old is on the roids

Steroids that build muscle mass would hurt an 800 meter and above runner, but as you said there are some that can be beneficial

14 and a half

we were definitely 14 in that video

@@devonbembridge3046lol you were in that race!

NatersVLOGSdailys it's no longer the record a British kid aged 14 ran 1;49 last week

NaterVLOGSdailyGAMING, Can't really call someone out for insulting you when you insult them right after.

I notice a lot of these records that are supposedly world record for age groups are broken by Americans, Brits, etc, but yet every running event above the 800m is an East African affair.

well he ran 1:44 and placed 2nd at the NCAA champs as a frosh... keep hatin

ThinkingTrack as you can see, he ended up in the same place as everyone else. He ran fast as a kid, but he isn't in diamond league breaking records like ingebrigtsen or barega. Running fast in the NCAA doesn't really matter compared to diamond league and runs with big money prizes.

@@Amogus-qw5ph ??? he is a 19 year old freshman who ran 1:44.97 for 2nd in the NCAA - that isn't the same place as everyone else, dummy. That was 52nd best in the world. How much better do you want him to be at 18/19?? the age group records for these ages are 1:44.16 and 1:43.55... > he isn't running the diamond league Irrelevant, because he is an american athlete, he is taking a different route. running fast in the NCAA is in fact a valid route to elite competition, for sprinters/mid-d/distance finally, I know you're stupid bc you said everyone else then brought up Barega and Ingebrigtsen, who happen to be two of the BEST youth talents of all time who are elite young athletes. Never good when they grow up? They are great now... but your original comment was hating on Miller in this age 13 video, when Ingebrigtsen and Barega were also crazy fast as 13-16 year old youths?? you don't even have a consistent argument. Either he's not gonna be good when he's older, or he's not good now? neither of those hold water. the guy is 19 (born in 2002) and is on track to be elite. learn some more before you talk.

ThinkingTrack 52th place in the world isn't good enough if your planning to run in the Olympic final. Remember how fast he ran as a 13 year old, that didn't matter because 52th doesn't make you good enough to win Olympic trials. And when he has reached age 19 he won't run naturally faster anymore. Make sure he's good enough before you brag about him.

@@Amogus-qw5ph are you not reading what I am typing???? He is 19 NOW. What more can he do at this age??? The amount of 19 year olds faster than him in history is extremely short. He’s one of the fastest U20 athletes ever - certainly 3rd for the USA. So you really are not making sense. Should he be EVEN faster now? He already is AS GOOD as he can be for his age. You are simply ignorant and do not seem to understand track