Mondo Duplantis, Olympic Champion, Was A Pole Vault PRODIGY

Mondo Duplantis has been setting world age group records since he was 7 years old. In this documentary film, we followed him for a day during his junior year of high school to learn what made him a prodigy. Now, Mondo is a two-time Olympic gold medalist who has broken the world record 9 times and has shown no signs of letting up. #paris2024
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[@scorpyloon2182]

this is a great documentary

[@elviecabasag5764]

I learn to love this Pole Vault, Salute to Mondo, and other who made history in Paris 2024. Special mention to EJ Obiena from the Philippines, he did his best.

[@Dilroym]

I watched everything twice in a single video

[@dhruvbhatia2010]

Fuck man...he is too fucking good

[@draeetutorCDO]

9:08 at this age he already had better technique than a lot of olympic pole vaulters now

[@FunnyTracks-jf8fw]

is he american or swedish i m bit of confused🤔

[@davidLAMF]

he's both

[@gollese]

His father = American, mother = Swedish.

[@KeithMoore-tk6rh]

Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Hare Hare Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare

[@KeithMoore-tk6rh]

So, this is all in Sweden? Looks like he should be required to compete for the USA. Trains her, lives her, school, etc. Then uses all of this to compete against us. Sounds like treason to me.

[@bryangarcia6623]

Yo what is your problem

[@EricdaRED95]

He was trained growing up by his world class pole vault father and world class heptathlete mother; both of whom are integral to his success. He is proud of both countries he's a citizen of, but when it came time to choose a country to represent internationally, the USA wouldn't let him be coached by his parents but Sweden did. That sounds like the USA fucked up to me.

[@johnedwards2051]

Get a grip

[@platmartin7270]

Actually, a lot of foreign athletes come to USA to train because your student-athlete programs and facilities are way better than the rest of the world ! Athletes can have a better competition within training groups and championships, this makes everybody elevate their level to try to be the best.

[@morpheusLA]

@@EricdaRED95exactly correct