Matthew Boling SHOCKS THE WORLD || The 2021 Carolina Challenge 400 Meters

[@katamedo5703]

Covers a lot of ground in those strides. Kind of an optical illusion that makes it appear effortless.

[@renjia3504]

Basically is effortless he's basically a child leaning on ridiculous world records and you could tell he still has room for developmental growth

[@thorman1089]

Like usain

[@synopsisreformed3320]

That's the key to a good runner...smooth mechanics that have true power behind each step...its a very practiced step and breathing rhythm. He has been running since a very early age. He is confident and comfortable in his stride.

[@renjia3504]

@@synopsisreformed3320 my biggest flaw in highschool was having more emphasis on having quick steps, I could still run 11.9, but that focus on quick steps destroyed my speed I should've focused on power in each step and getting more from each step

[@synopsisreformed3320]

@@renjia3504 the key is balance...how to get the most from start to finish. Every person is different. There is no cookie cutter to running. My problem wad i gave in too easily.. I wasn't mentally very strong. But overcome your wall and it's a beautiful thing. You can run faster just by having a good mind set and knowing your own rhythm. Every persons is different. Running comes down to heart and conditioning. You can have the ugliest form and still be a strong runner.

[@GreyBeard_Fit]

This young man has me super-hype for track & field again.

[@krushnitgaming8423]

Yep

[@krushnitgaming8423]

Missing the days I could make the wind loud by myself

[@MikeSmith-cn6ub]

I know he's cacucasian. WOWSERS

[@ivoryas1696]

BioHacking FinTech He, among others, has for me as well!

[@joys8634]

@@MikeSmith-cn6ub it's whatever. People show favoritism towards those who look like them.

[@BLACK05GO1]

I sure wish I was young again. I used to love running (short distances, 400m or less) so much. I can see he really enjoys running and that really does help your motivation to train and get faster. With no injuries, I can see him taking home several Gold Metals and WR before he's done.

[@SJKile]

I know, it sucks to get old. But hang in there. Life will be spectacular in the Spirit World before resurrection.

[@tidefanyankee2428]

"He's fast....he's so fast, he makes other guys look....not fast".

[@ddebenedictis]

About 19.7 mph...I couldn't keep up with him on my bike :)

[@cajun5150]

@Charles Gair Man he is young give him time he got it handed to him in SEC championships much less national level to the olympics...........be patient

[@MikeSmith-cn6ub]

And he's cacucasian. WOWSERS

[@imoffendedthatyoureoffende890]

@@ddebenedictis he has to be faster than that. Hell , top nfl player are hitting 23 mph in pads in games. Bolt hits 27 mph.

[@ddebenedictis]

@@imoffendedthatyoureoffende890 The speed I stated is correct because I did the math. It is the average speed over 400 meters. His top speed is higher.

[@kkouz45]

Hoping this kid has a great future! So much buzz past few years.

[@jr6200]

Hope the pressure doesn't get to him.

[@JamaicanMeCrazy]

I'm Jamaican and I'm totally excited to see him run. Can't wait. Hope he makes the team. Also I think the 200 will be his best race

[@lawsonransom8318]

What does being Jamaican have to do with the rest of your comment?

[@cbnboy34]

I will be watching too! I think the whole track and field arena should be pushing him to be great

[@JamaicanMeCrazy]

@@lawsonransom8318 many people think Jamaicans hate American runners for some reason so I’m stating My nationality to show he’s got support from a country considered to be his greatest rival. I thought that was pretty obvious by the way.

[@lawsonransom8318]

@@JamaicanMeCrazy oh, I didn't know that. 😎

[@PongGod]

I tend to agree with you about the 200. But the long jump may end up being his best event of all. Will be interesting to see how this plays out over the coming years.

[@phaethon1988]

He's running the 200m today (1/29/21) in Fayetteville Arkansas. I'm sure another video is coming after that race.

[@TrackStar42]

any links

[@marcweeks9178]

And the 60M dash. He's not in the 400M, but Georgia is running the 4 x 400; I don't know if he'll be on that team.

[@volodyamihaelovich4576]

WHat time?

[@phaethon1988]

@@volodyamihaelovich4576 a little more than 90 minutes from now. Look up "razorback invitational 2021 flash results"

[@phaethon1988]

@@TrackStar42 espn has a live stream, but I believe it's subscription based.

[@sgperformer]

That stride is actually aesthetically beautiful, wow. Interesting that Bolling and Lewis have very similar strides.

[@dr.d388]

He is not quite smooth yet, on the day that he loses, the runner from the UF (who won the 200 m race) was so smooth.

[@gial8862]

A phenom! I pray he has good health snd happiness and doesn’t make mistakes that young superstars sometimes fall victim too.

[@chsb1563]

He is a very exciting prospect, I love watching him run, and wish him nothing but the best in the future. I think people may be expecting too much from him to soon though. A kid from the University of Arizona who was a good runner in high school, but not as otherworldly as Boling, ran 44.7 in the 400 last weekend and there appear to be quite a few college kids who will go 44 this year. Arizona State, my alma mater where I ran track, has a kid who ran 44 in high school. Add in the professionals from the U.S. alone who have gone 43 and Boling has a lot of competition. He's young and I see him potentially being a gold medalist in the 200 or 400 one day but let's not rush him.

[@usbucksbroMD]

Man look at boiling so inspirational

[@josep_romero]

made me happy made me smile

[@cwetz226]

@@josep_romero N I C E

[@Kipchoge475]

Boiling🤣

[@gabrielolivares73]

I’ll be running that time by March 2021

[@neverindoubtjones4789]

Let's hope it's not out of the frying pan and into the fire for boiling.

[@yboohcs]

Never seen anything like it he improved his start on that 60 in just a coupe of months to a world class class start off the line he is amazing and each race performance seems to outclass his last and almost always the field of competitors. I look forward go kid show the world.

[@DeeDee-vn7pe]

This young man is “Bad To The Bone” 🏃🏼!!! I believe there are phenoms that possess Great strength and natural God-given Talent(s) ....effortlessly!! He’s definitely one of them! 🏆🥇 Imagine the level of greatness he will achieve with the proper Master Trainer??!!! I see big things in his future! 😊

[@davidgdmz4551]

Beautiful comment from DeeDee who seemeth to be a beautiful soul

[@Wabbelpaddel]

There is no god you clown.

[@lukefish7562]

@@Wabbelpaddel🤣 because you declared so Yvonne? 😂 If you don’t know it’s sad. But the true sign of your ignorance is why you’d take the time to say such a nasty comment to someone based on your opinion which I assure you know one cares about. When people read or experience insults on people’s beliefs by others out of the blue it always comes across so clear as someone who is bitter and lacking compassion or just basic courtesy. I can promise you that your hate won’t change anyone’s assurance of the presence of our God. Carry on but I sincerely pray you one day see the light and experience his glory! Keep an open mind. And make no mistake many brilliant, famous doubters throughout history have come to know the truth with their own experiences and for eternity changing their life for the better. 🙏🏽🙂 And back on subject…that young man is incredibly impressive. If you look close you can see smoke behind him. 🏃🏽‍♂️ 💨

[@nesq4104]

He needs some practice on his tight form. He will get faster

[@firstbornjordan]

Great coverage. At the 2012 Summer Olympics in London at the age of 19, an Australian, Steve Solomon competed in the finals of the men's 400m race, placing eighth with a time of 45.14 after running a time of 44.97 in the semifinals. He was the first Australian man in 24 years to reach the 400m Olympic final. At Stanford in 2013, he established a new freshman record in the 400m. In 2014, he set a new Stanford record in the outdoor 400m with a time of 45.36, and ran a 500m in 1:01.44 (the third-fastest time in the world to that point). At 27, he has been training hard and has earned a spot in Tokyo because of his world ranking. I'm impressed by Solomon, Maloney (Oz), Boling and others (Niekerk ...) who just don't give up. Can't wait for Tokyo.

[@Dan-cz5sj]

Definitely looks like he sorted out his start. I look forward to see what he can do this year.

[@PongGod]

The start is much more critical in the 100 so we'll see how he applies it when outdoor season rolls around.

[@Unclecarlfather]

@@PongGod he’s gonna fly like we haven’t seen a college guy fly baring any possible injuries

[@PongGod]

@@Unclecarlfather Looking forward to seeing it. He may be scaring that 10-flat barrier before long.

[@zach1339]

lol 400 meter start?

[@alele9638]

Ash Moloney, a 20 year old Australian, just ran 45.82s during a DECATHLON one month ago... Check him out! (I'm aware that Matthew ran it indoor, but I still think Ash's performance is outstanding)

[@fz1000red]

Yeah that is a truly awesome feat! Congrats to Ash Moloney! The good thing about his 400m time is he and Boling can push each other to a new WR.

[@JamesJoyce12]

@@ITIRICI He did not run 44s in HS - he ran his leg in a 4x400 in 44 something - he is not even a top 10 HS 400m dude - you can check the records.

[@maureenforan5723]

@@JamesJoyce12 - yep .. 44.74 on a rolling start if memory serves me correctly. Still an insane time. Even from the blocks he would've broke 45. Matt ran 46.- as a junior Any H.S. kid that breaks 47 is a beast.

[@EternalRecursion]

If you look at his technique, it is exceptional. He is either a phenomenon, or has brilliant coaching ... or both.

[@kakashi0429]

I watched him closely...he has an interesting technique

[@jacobkrebs5026]

Legs are good, upper body not so much. Also needs work on the drive phase and start. If he can get that under tow, he will be quite a sight to see

[@captainamericaamerica8090]

@@jacobkrebs5026 his upper body Is, fine, you Clown! 😳😳

[@jacobkrebs5026]

@@captainamericaamerica8090 look at his arms and tell me that's efficient

[@kowboys1180]

@@jacobkrebs5026 arms look very similar to Fred Kerley.

[@jimmycranier3668]

His running form looks so smooth.

[@jacobnemeth7634]

I absolutely love how people who are part of other sports love Matthew Boling. Me and my other friends who don’t do track are still in awe of his speed.

[@davidc6032]

Not sure he'll make the team at all, but I agree, 400 is probably the best bet. Might be a 4 x 400 relay heat runner in Tokyo. But his range from 100 to 400, and long jump, is the really amazing thing about him.

[@stephenwilliams7200]

I'm thinking the same.. He will have to run 44 low to make the U.S. team

[@codaddicted1429]

@@stephenwilliams7200 Wrong

[@stephenwilliams7200]

@@codaddicted1429 how is that wrong? Please explain!

[@manuelmaldonado6011]

@@stephenwilliams7200 the 45.5 indoors would translate to a 44.6 in the outdoor 400m, he is only a sophomore so he has a very good chance of making the team if he avoids injuries

[@tayloryoung9803]

@@manuelmaldonado6011 yes "would", stop thinking in college years but in actual years. he is soon 21 , by this age more than a dozen athletes have been faster indoors than him, including most big names who for some like K.Jame/ Wariner /Meritt / Norman ran from 0.5 to 1 second faster.

[@petehoward8494]

This dude is for real. Hope the Olympics actually happen. He will be a huge story.

[@Alberts_Stuff]

Love watching this kids progress! 👍🏼 👍🏼 👍🏼

[@MrAlvarez23]

That's insane. He's only 20 👏

[@jomoma2890]

Has been so fun watching this young man achieve these incredible feats. Do hope he make the Olympics and knocks em dead.

[@jerrybraswell3958]

Run, Matthew, Run! This young man is the Human Secreteriat....

[@gopherstate777]

Or a human science project. He may even live to the ripe old age of 35.

[@huntermark1160]

It's a pleasure to watch him run. I hope he is able to stay healthy!!!

[@jamie49868]

Why is the world shocked? Dude has been flying for a few years.

[@michaelevans691]

Great point. But sadly, we know why the world is shocked.

[@hahafalseflag5090]

he is aware because he's white he'll be celebrated out of this world but yet he's a down to earth kid..

[@johndyson6253]

The commentator may be shocked. Look up Jeremy Warner he was burning up the tracks not too many years ago!

[@johndyson6253]

Correction: Its Jeremy Wariner. He ran 43.50 in 2007. Peace.

[@imoffendedthatyoureoffende890]

He’s White. For the the past 20-30 years people have been conditioned to think Whites Aren’t fast.

[@groovydudeful]

Avoiding injury is the thing...

[@B1gBossMan]

Yh I'm always scared I injure my legs when playing football though im a sprinter

[@cbnboy34]

only thing i could think would possibly hinder him is growth spurts

[@Unclecarlfather]

@@cbnboy34 actually yea I read somewhere that he is 6’0 and usain said if he had been around 6’0-6’2 instead of 6’5 he would have ran even faster if boling hits 6’3-6’6 it would hinder his performance but with his work ethic he would still be world class.

[@BreuckelensFinest]

@@Unclecarlfather Opinons. Speed has very little to do with height. Even the great Usain is wrong. Usain doesn't know for sure that what he said is correct. Speed is speed. Work with what you got and develop.

[@Bozza36]

@@Unclecarlfather he ain't gonna hit anything over 6'2. He's 20. Unless he has an insanely late growth spurt.

[@danielmesia8550]

This is My favorite channel good work! Really inspiring and breaking in the track and field world, love from Peru

[@brianharder7714]

I'm not sure I've ever seen more hype for one runner.

[@disorderlyconduct3067]

You really dont know why??? You can't be that naive!!!!

[@brianharder7714]

@@disorderlyconduct3067 I actually didn't really care to know the "why" but please enlighten me.

[@disorderlyconduct3067]

Are u from UK or what... The media gon hype him up double maybe triple time cuz he white.. Can't take anything away from him , the kid is raw. But yeah to answer ur question.

[@brianharder7714]

@@disorderlyconduct3067 Are you writing your response in the "vernacular" just to be clever here? Didn't take long for race/identity politics to come to the fore. Sad sign of the times.

[@disorderlyconduct3067]

@@brianharder7714 its the sad truth however im not afraid to state the obvious answer to ur question , neither i wont pretend to not know why... Good day.

[@skipmitchell3200]

To cut that .50 of a second he needs to wear a swimmers cap! That hair dragging him down over 400 meters. Lol

[@paultoy9611]

I like that he keeps working at the shorter sprints where he's at such a disadvantage with extremely talented guys out there.He's got grit and won't stop manu y manu which I believe is starting to pay dividends to him.Never be afraid to face superior opponents because that's how you push your envelope.Look at Van Niekirk.

[@evannatland5151]

“Disadvantage” aka white. Bro runs. 10 flat in high school and he has a disadvantage give me a break. People lie numbers don’t

[@rapazlegal1358]

@@evannatland5151 "aka white" ?

[@nicholas104]

Guys. Guys. TF you jumping on race for? The guy is saying he's at a disadvantage, because the guy has had a bad start in the past. That's all..... My god it's like every person on earth wants to bring race into something.

[@evannatland5151]

@@rapazlegal1358 yea anytime some skinny white dude shows potential speed everyone wants to throw him in the 400 cuz he doesnt look like gatling or yohan blake and im pretty fuckin sick and tired of it. its like white dudes when they try to rap constant advice on how he shoule be doing it instead of leting the young man do his thing

[@evannatland5151]

@@nicholas104 then how come when a white kid runs a 10 flat people jump to "hed be a great 400 runner" instead of letting him run the 100??? and neither did bolt or carl lewis and that didnt stop them form dominating the event. theres a serious lowkey eugenics problem in track instead of a belief that anyone can do it and it disgusts me

[@booklover3959]

The guy has CRAZY form.....he is running with power and he looks like he is in a different realm compared to his competition when he is running. First time I have seen this guy and I am like Jeeeeeeeez........

[@rmccluskey91]

Should check out his 4x400 anchor run in the TX state championship... Comes back from 3 seconds back for the win. Also check out his 100m...

[@alwaysuseless]

Lol. Welcome to the Boling fan club.

[@mj3332]

He is above college competition but below olympic championship caliber. He has power and technique but lacks the mechanical speed turn over and endurance to win in the 200 or 400 on an olympic level

[@MetaversalSouljah]

@@mj3332 hes only 20. barring injury he should be world class speed at 24 next games.

[@mj3332]

@@MetaversalSouljah Possibly,

[@Ben-rl8zj]

Big future ahead for this kid. For a comparison, Jeremy Wariner ran 45.39 indoor at the same age.

[@timn4481]

michael norman 44.52, kerron clement 44.57, kirani james 44.80, bloomfield and merritt under 45, lawrence,mcqwuay,hall,reynolds, carter, hall, glass..and about 5 others have all ran faster at the same age as Boling.

[@Dave-lr2wo]

@@timn4481 "1. all have RUN faster." RUN is the past participle of RAN. 2. But they didn't run faster INDOORS at that age. 3. And none, ZERO, ran as many different distances as fast at his age. So that's 3 things you mucked up in one post.

[@shotput8]

@@Dave-lr2wo Michael Norman was 21 when he ran 44.52 indoors. He also ran 43.61 that year outdoors. He ran 44.70 as a 20 year old. Michael's best time in the 100 meters is 9.86. Matt's is 10.11. Matt has run a 9.98 but it was wind aided. Michael's best time in the 200 meters is 19.70. Matt's best time is 20.31.

[@maureenforan5723]

@@Dave-lr2wo AND ..NONE of those on that list have excelled at the long jump, Both long and short sprints ...Which puts Boling apart from Johnson, Lewis (Both Steve and Carl), Norman, Wariner, Clement, Merritt, Reynolds, etc.. (Future Decathlete???)

[@shotput8]

@@Dave-lr2wo Kerron Clement ran his 44.57 indoors as a 20 year old. It was a World indoor record at the time.

[@zacharymaendel9212]

Boling looks like a Greek son of zeus with his curly blond hair!

[@Chikio441]

True

[@enduraman1]

He may be the son of a Greek god.

[@rodneyallen3682]

He looks a bit like Bernini’s David sculpture

[@CS-wc2uz]

"a Greek son of zeus with his curly blond hair!"...GTFO

[@cbnboy34]

@@CS-wc2uz LOL...Right! but the kid is on a tear and he got my props!

[@williamwallace4879]

wow super impressive, I will have to keep an eye on this young man. See him in the Olympics!

[@sinking1902]

Beautiful running technique.

[@derekabbott6550]

This kid is terrific. Look forward to the upcoming Olympics

[@kujichaguliaself-determina7388]

White Lightning and I ain't talking 'bout no moonshine!

[@johnhoelscher2162]

Went to high school with Boling. Good to see him still making progress.

[@blkbird8]

Records are made to be broken! The best of luck to him and his future. Run on.....

[@bnsz8704]

Crazy that Boling wasn’t even in the conversation for going to Tokyo. We live in a crazy time

[@michaelfreemanbaseball7672]

I wouldn’t be surprised to see him race in 200, 400, and 4x400 at olympics and maybe although less likely the 100 and 4x100 as well.

[@pg3185]

Yes‼️can't wait to see Boiling and his other teammates. #blessings

[@rwilliams215]

I hope he does well, because he is getting ALOT of hype. Best of luck throughout the Olympic trials.

[@JoseRodriguez-bt2vc]

He is earning that hype !!!

[@douglas61920]

A lot

[@rwilliams215]

@@JoseRodriguez-bt2vc Watching the NCAA's... Not Really.

[@MikeHoffey]

Go Boling Go. Love it. I’m going running tomorrow, unfortunately at a 12 minute mile pace. You inspire me!

[@raymondgreenwood1]

He needs to go sub 44 to make it I believe... think of the people who are out there

[@gtrdoc911]

Thank you. Always love your insight.

[@isaac9439]

good day today when trp posts😍

[@rpx8699]

This may not be his year to make the Olympic Team, but I'm stoked to see hm try. He's a phenomenal runner.

[@zacharymaendel9212]

love the channel!

[@maddogrob7744]

This kids amazing! His high knee form, strong upper body usage, he’s just so fluid and natural! I’m a fan for sure!

[@KNOWHOPE72]

His lower body biomechanics are perfect. Notice his legs look as if they are pulling him along and not pushing him along.

[@davidd34]

Thanks for the update. Hadn't seen a vid of him in a year. Those vids were of him in H.S.

[@richardpauly1635]

Can't wait to see him at Olympic trials in New hayward field

[@generalzod7959]

I said it like before he started college, this dude is straight up gifted. If he can stay focused and injury-free, we could be looking at America's next great track superstar!

[@dr.d388]

Just imagine if he quit rocking during the run (like Boltz), he will be another world great sprinter.

[@karlstuber6399]

Maybe the rocking is needed.

[@davidmoran5431]

@@karlstuber6399 yeah, I am wondering about technique and wish actual coaches would weigh in. He looks relaxed and his stride is long and powerful for someone not tall, and it is also loose, not tight like Lewis. I was thinking he should lean forward a hair instead of upright, but perhaps tightening the abs even a little bit would make the flexors and quads not work as relaxedly as it appears?

[@tarheelphenom]

An Olympic Team with Boling, Norman and Lyles...woooooooooooooooooo!!!

[@tayloryoung9803]

Im a Boling fan, but honestly we are barely done with January. Being Second on the tables is great but lets see how it stands by the end of the indoor season. On an average year his 45.5 puts him in solid world list top 10 position. To be noted that less spoken about Randal Ross ( born in 2001) ran an even better 45.44 last winter despite being almost 2 years younger !

[@trinidadrodriquez876]

boiling hasn't turned 21 until July I think

[@dlawrengreen]

I agree. It's January. It's early. Boling's start has improved. Hopefully, NCAA indoors occurs in March and Boling does well.

[@kevinnobody3052]

He set Oregon on fire when he was there. I'm glad to see him continuing to improve. I'd say he is well coached.

[@dukeitsk9624]

Man it would be a shame if this young man never has a chance to go to the Olympics with all this shit thats happening in this world

[@andredemunck49]

Hope he,s clean

[@dukeitsk9624]

@@andredemunck49 I meant with the pandemic hopefully it goes away soon

[@PongGod]

@@andredemunck49 I'm sure he's not foolish enough to be messing with the 'roids.

[@devpandey6021]

@@PongGod Do you like honestly believe he's not using PEDs? He is a professional elite. At that level you HAVE to take PEDs for that extra 1% advantage.

[@PongGod]

@@devpandey6021 So you're suggesting that all of the elite professionals are taking PEDs despite the regular testing and the risks associated with failing a test?

[@litespeed65]

Great performance! I wish him the best.

[@secretsoftexas6872]

The Olympics being delayed allows him to get 1 year stronger

[@mattmiller478]

This is the era of the 400 meters. It is so loaded with talent that the record is in jeopardy.

[@dezo6]

Ain’t nobody beating that record anytime soon

[@iamnickdavis]

Put some viper fly's on this man and he'll be unstoppable

[@kendaves3841]

A great new athlete! One to follow.

[@jessefischer7899]

Just ran a 20.53 200 in competition this afternoon ... insane

[@patmcdaniel2016]

Go man Go! Gold medal awaits your efforts.

[@rickpascual4340]

You can also use Michael Norman as an example. In 2018 he ran an Indoor NCAA record and World record of 44.52 and then ran an NCAA outdoor record of 43.61, which was also the best time in the world. Oh and he was also 20 years old like Boling.

[@mj3332]

Those are optimistic far fetched comparisons and only time will show but there running styles and bodies are totally different giving Norman the advantage. Norman ran 44.52 indoors which would beat Boiling by 10 meters! At 19 He was also named the 2016 National Gatorade Track Athlete of the Year. That year running 10.27 in the 100m, 20.14 in the 200m and 45.19 in the 400m. Boiling's best 200m is 20.55. Norman's best 200m is 19.84, 100m 9.86 400m 43.45! Boiling is know where in the ball park of those times.

[@joshmiller2725]

Beautiful stride. Can’t wait to hopefully watch him run in Tokyo

[@darkness1978]

I didn’t he Qualify

[@drdave971]

That’s 22 second plus avg 200 meters wow

[@Rohitsirohi]

So much hype but someone will surprise him!

[@cbnboy34]

I think most of the questions posed have been answered...I say he will be "IN"

[@weedermann]

Better get that 200 under 20 seconds and that 400 under 45 if he wants to be taken seriously at the senior elite level.

[@johnnyclark4548]

Very inspiring Matthew keep up the good work

[@johnmiller567]

"2021 Olympics" just doesn't sound right.

[@dwightlove3704]

Give thanks to Covid-19

[@WesdenzelTV]

There would still be a world championships so same thing

[@MikeSmith-cn6ub]

The great white hope. Wowsers

[@dwightlove3704]

@@MikeSmith-cn6ub That title is nothing new it goes back to the 1900s give thanks to Jack Johnson

[@tommyboy9408]

Will be watching hoping for some great performance. Record setting performances.

[@mediamannaman]

He's 20 already? Seems like he was just a high school senior. Would love to see him try out for the 100, 200, and 400, and their associated relays (4x100 and 4x400) in the next olympics.

[@harrybellerby5126]

This young man can sincerely only be compared to Secritariat! I’m serious this young guy has been given a physical gift beyond compare.

[@brettlionheart]

I love your content - and every time you say "effortless" I'm like "um, no"

[@ScottandJodi]

Exactly. All of these athletes work effin' hard.

[@Mr.Pip_]

That’s a term used to show how smooth they are running.

[@karlstuber6399]

It looks effortless does not mean it is effortless.

[@robertlandry5676]

The Bionic Man ! Congratulations

[@VidTubeWatch]

His momma said, "These are your running shoes." And ever since he was running.

[@1diggitech]

Have to be some 2021 "Zips"🧐💪

[@ziemowitdutkiewicz1491]

As a previous 400m runner I can actually comment this. His performance is great I won’t deny it. Having so less exp on this field this result is tremenodus. Personally I Hope to see 2nd J.Warinner. But.. coparing this run to winnig gold medal on world stage is a long shot.. many people may ask why.. because many factors like pressure, copetitors, stage of competition. We have seen this before.. I look forward to see his progression

[@stephenwilliams7200]

Why is everyone forgetting about Justin Robinson? The young man has ran 44.xx two times in hs and he split 43.6 or some crazy shit when they broke the 4x4 record.

[@Thegardener87]

You mean Robinson? Yeah it is annoying that people only ever go on about Bolling when there are faster guys out there of similar age.

[@stephenwilliams7200]

@@Thegardener87 yes and I know it's crazy

[@ericdawson845]

@@Thegardener87 Uhh, let's see: 60, 100, 200, 400 all together - that would be a big fat NO. He is much faster than J. Rob in the shorter events and don't forget DESTROYED the Jamaicans at PanAms, etc.

[@stephenwilliams7200]

@@ericdawson845 we are talking about the 400 which dudes pr is about a sec faster

[@ericdawson845]

@@stephenwilliams7200 I wasn't - I was talking about who was faster. BTW, MB so far is faster on the year that has just started.

[@stephenwebb3069]

Well done Matthew !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Keep it up.

[@stevesmith1512]

Truly amazing performance considering that first 200m. Would have been a much faster time if he had ran the first 200m in a more controlled manner. The defficet is out to 4 second. Should be about 1 to 1.4 Could have been a 44 ish. Watch out this guy could go sub 43 outdoor.

[@davidohara7669]

agreed.

[@scp025]

Just want to say thanks for saying what you need to say in short, 5 minute videos like this instead of trying to game the KZbin algorithm with a needlessly 15 minute video. Love your content.

[@alphonsusho8962]

Can only imagine what happens when he gets even better trainers if he joins the US Olympic team

[@davidohara7669]

What makes you think the Olympic trainers will be better? I coached a World Recorder holder in the women's javelin and she didn't get shit from the Olympic coaches. When you make the Olympic team, it's a bit late to fix what ain't broken.

[@reymundodiaz6587]

Kid is a true BEAST! Gonna win golds.

[@h2salo]

Given his speed and stamina, in the 400 he would make a great 800 meter runner

[@fz1000red]

Definitely!

[@Realmadrid2fye]

That’s a bad man!! 💪🏿

[@gountzas]

His upright stride kinda reminds me of Michael Johnson's

[@hvacexplained9341]

YEAAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!! # 1

[@odelinserrano6526]

He's built like a runner! At 20, he's only gonna improve- barring injuries.

[@krane15]

Built like the average runner. He's faster than his build would suggest

[@rainbowhiker]

Every year there are hopefuls in every sport, track and field is no exception. Promising athletes often top out at their personal talent level but are never able to distinguish themselves as record holders. I'm holding off on praising M.B. too highly until faster times present themselves. I wish him success in all his efforts but don't want to give him more praise than is proper for winning contests. He is promising but at the moment that is the only thing I can credit him with. Records always fall to quicker runners but we'll have to wait for the joy of celebrating those events with the winners, when they happen.

[@lanceklein1888]

Wayde Van Niekerk : "Hold my beer.."

[@kissmlungu7883]

Wait for the Olympics.

[@cineworks2573]

lets all overlook the world record holder Van Niekerk(42.99) lol...you know...the guy who smashed Michael Johnson's record...at the Olympics(not some domestic championship)...nuff said......

[@cineworks2573]

@Michael Lynn funny i didn't here anyone asking that question when johnson held his record for years after retirement....last time i check WVN does low 45's for breakfast still lol...

[@sheldonrevis9268]

@@cineworks2573 You do understand your man is 28 and running pro for 8-10 years don't you? We are talking about a VERY YOUNG emerging talent here who is running indoor times that equat to 44's outdoors already. Faster than Van's times at the same age. Stop getting bent out of shape about people not talking up an already established great runner. The excitement is the rookies success. Boling in 8 years...who knows. He might be a has been, he might be a champion running sub 43.

[@cineworks2573]

@@sheldonrevis9268 OK fair enough..lets give the lad some time.

[@1diggitech]

Old folks say "That Boiling just runs,runs and runs, he's just run crazy"!Yes he is!

[@Mr.Pip_]

Is it gonna happen?! Are we gonna see a 3 crown champion?

[@tyzxcj34]

Lets go Matt break all the records!

[@josecordova32]

If he stays healthy, Michael Norman will have some competition in 400m.

[@PresbianTier]

Norman already got competition with Kerley and Steven Gardiner.

[@josecordova32]

@@PresbianTier that is true. I meant specific to USA athletics.

[@PresbianTier]

@@josecordova32 kerley is in the USA.

[@josecordova32]

@@PresbianTier not Steven Gardiner though.

[@KW-wr3xv]

@@PresbianTier And Wayde. i would probably take Kirani James or Lashaun Meritt or even Isaac Makwala over Kerley.

[@justebayme]

Today in Arkansas he ran 20.53 200 m. That is blazing for indoors. Can’t wait until the outdoor season. He will go under 20 no doubt.