That one kid that says he didn't study for the exam but we all know he did

@masonnovak7258

27 күн бұрын

How you have no comments lol

@haren1116

10 күн бұрын

tru

@bemlok

9 күн бұрын

@@masonnovak7258 Sometimes is just true, and that's enough.

@maurizimarco7501

7 күн бұрын

ahahahahaha

this guy must be in great shape, in general, to pull this off without any serious pain or stopping. much respect. not sure if this is wise/responsible for just any random person to do, though.

@maryanneevans8812

8 ай бұрын

Probably not. Don't try it at home

@nervonabliss2071

5 ай бұрын

There's zero chance this guy wasn't in some sort of cardio based activity prior to this video. Take the average *HEALTHY* American and get them to try this and their shins will shatter before they finish.

@joeybegoode9067

4 ай бұрын

Yeah and teenage body helps a lot. No training for this specifically but he was ready enough, obviously some sort of athletic base, knew to have gels etc. But what a beast, unfazed the whole way.

@fecardona

4 ай бұрын

It isn’t. Thanks to the age of disinformation. The first human to ever run a marathon died trying it.

@coolstufftodo5256

3 ай бұрын

@@nervonabliss2071he was in good shape but was not working cardio. The longest thing he had done was walk 35 Km over one day. He was however a very good 5km runner but hadn’t competed in years

My buddy actually did the same thing. Guy ran the Pittsburgh marathon with me without training. He finished in 4 hours 17 minutes. One of the most impressive things I’ve ever seen.

@fenixloder

11 ай бұрын

how much does he weight

@fenixloder

11 ай бұрын

25kg?

@OliverPriemer

10 ай бұрын

Tell hime to try training for one and see how that goes!

@TimeoCrescence

9 ай бұрын

Humans are made to run a marathon !!!

@danicabarnes2392

8 ай бұрын

Pittsburgh was my first marathon. It's brutal race!

Finally a true "no training marathon" 😂 love that you signed up 3 days before! And I feel like the running room people could be a little more supportive haha

@OliverPriemer

Жыл бұрын

Haha yess but at least they upped the stakes in the video. Next marathon is Paris in a few weeks! A month of training for this one.

@TheBramptonValleyRunner

Жыл бұрын

@@OliverPriemer did u do a video of the Paris one?

@tsubakichan

9 ай бұрын

Not sure what the "running room people" would be but as someone who has run 5 marathons, I'm impressed that not only did Oliver complete it - but did it w/o hitting the wall. I struggle late into the race even though I've put in tons of training. Either way, I think Oliver hit the nail on the head though. I don't really enjoy marathons but I do them because of what he said - they are a physical and a mental challenge. I clearly have not mastered it yet, so I keep pushing on.

@kdmill7563

7 ай бұрын

I think they were worried. He’s obviously young and fit, he did great! But the world we live in where people are sometimes doing extremely dumb things to get views your conscious should naturally nag you to say something, people can get hurt doing something like this without training, and it’s important to respect the challenge you’re taking on. They gave him good advice but with a helping of concern. Good for him he knocked it out of the park!

@rogerc23

4 ай бұрын

Someone signs up for a marathon 3 days pre race with no training and they are supposed to be more supportive? Hell nah.

The encouragement and the way the runners immediately accepted you made me so emotional. Runners are a different breed ❤❤

He was already in a good shape and have been runnning for years obviously. There is no way you can do a marathon without doing any form of training for mothns beforehand.

@keithdouglas9848

2 ай бұрын

He has youth on his side also, try doing the same when your fifty , I know I've done marathons with no training, ya get away with it if your young only!

@anyaforger8484

Ай бұрын

No working linge that your your lying

@beejaybeej

6 күн бұрын

@@keithdouglas9848 That's pretty true. Youthful exuberance

incredible, totally didn’t expect you to finish with an insane time. Congratulations, hopefully I can finish my first marathon this December🎉

@OliverPriemer

8 ай бұрын

My hopes are with you :)

@dyl.anparra

4 ай бұрын

how did it go?

I know you posted this video a year ago but I’ve started my running journey and came across your video. ❤️ How inspiring and incredible that you did this!!!! I almost cried when you finished!!! And what I loved the most was you encouraged every single person you came across, so beautiful. Shows your heart and your kindness! Congrats on your marathon! 🫶🏼

Congrats! Always... I just wanted to jump on here: Even if you are fit, this is usually NOT how you should approach a marathon. The bones, ligaments and muscles need time to adjust to that specific type of strain and the heart does as well. There have been several recorded deaths of people who ran marathons without sufficient training (heart attacks etc.) and so many people who have had injuries that took several months to rehab because they pushed their body to a limit it was not used to.

Well done Oliver, great job on completing the marathon. 💯🏅🤙📣Thanks for the encouragement also to get out there and face challenges, I appreciate that very much 🙌

This is insane! I used to do a lot of half-marathons, typically right under 2 hours (my best time was about 1hr 55min). I never reached my goal of running a full marathon, but I estimated that at best, I *might* be have been able to do around 4hr 20min - 30min. When I was watching this, I was sure that you would hit the wall and collapse half-way through. I was impressed that you finished but stunned when I saw the time. Incredible job!

@OliverPriemer

8 ай бұрын

Thank you very much 🙂

@legrandliseurtri7495

6 ай бұрын

The gap between half and full marathon is insane. My Pb for a half marathon is 1h38. My Pb for a full marathon is 4h10(it's also the only full marathon I've done).

1 year of consistent training and you should be able to shave more than an hour... easily. The secret is to increase your "easy" pace (and thus your maximum aerobic pace) by consistently doing easy and steady long runs. However, if you wanna get below 3h30 without dying, then you'll need to add a serious dose of harder workouts (weights, sprints/strides, hill repeats, long intervals,...) so that your body gets better at recycling lactic acid and maintaining good, efficient running form, even when you're tired. You have potential 👍

Great vid Oliver! Looking forward to following all of your adventures on KZread and instagram!

Just watched and congrats! I've got 27 marathon under my belt and was super nervous for you, but loved your attitude of encouragement towards others on the course. Great job!

Hats off to you. I just saw this video and just know that what you did is truly an inspiration. I'm running my first marathon in May and this is exactly what I needed to help keep going.

Dude, this seriously was a beautiful video. I was so hooked in the entire time - amazing insights, thanks so much for making this. Hope you find the time to create more amazing works of art like this! I'm these impact more people than you realize, certainly did for me. Cheers!

@OliverPriemer

6 ай бұрын

Hey thanks for this comment man. Not sure if or when I'll get back to filming videos, but it was a pleasure making them.

I loved your summary, and great job on completing the marathon!

This video is amazing. Thank you for sharing this experience and for your words of encouragement. Major respect for ya, sir. Way to go!

great run and truly amazing performance without training, Oliver. Didn't expect you to be a good runner given your last sports video lmao. Now you could continue with running videos and gear tests and the like

That video is actually inspiring instead of the clickbaity bs i expected. Well done, mate, really well done!

Very impressive! I train for marathons and find them tough! My first marathon was 4:13 with a solid block of training so to pull a 4:23 out of the bag is incredible. Huge respect 💪 Imagine what you could run if you trained….

@JohnSmith-pn1vv

8 ай бұрын

It's a lil clickbaity, he clearly trains at running or something similar. He has an athletic body and mentioned racing something at some point.

@christinaclementson

8 ай бұрын

@@JohnSmith-pn1vv You’re probably right! 😏🙄

@ryanconrad1103

7 ай бұрын

@@JohnSmith-pn1vv Totally agree. Videos like this downplay the effort that people put into training for a marathon. He's clearly active and in good shape and would venture to guess he could break 4 hours by a substantial margin if he actually trained.

Just watched your video .. loved it bro! Well done 🙌🔥

you are so inspirational. that timing is insane for no training. you are a living example of setting your mind to complete something - and absolutely smash it out of this world!!! crazy

Dude. Just ridiculous not only that you finished, but with a great finishing time as well. Congrats and mad respect for this!

@OliverPriemer

8 ай бұрын

That's real kind man, thanks😁

I got tired just watching you run!! LOL Proud of you! You're extraordinary and inspiring!! Thank you for sharing your experiene.

I clicked this video not knowing what I was getting into, but man what a great surprise. This month I started training for my first ever race (10k) in my life. I consider myself somewhat fit (regular cycling, gym and any other racquet sport lol) but most definitely not a runner, but as part of my New Year’s resolutions I decided I’d try something new and that I’d been avoiding for so long for fear of injuries or looking like a complete noob. This gave me so much motivation and even brought a tear to my eye at the end. The running community is so wholesome , I’m even more determined to take on this challenge. Awesome video !

This is incredibly inspiring! Congrats! For the first time, I signed up for a half marathon just a little under a month before the race. It’s coming up in two weeks and I have no prior training. Everybody I have told so far thinks I’m crazy. I hope I find the strength within myself like you did to be able to power through. Thanks for sharing your experience! I finally feel like I have at least a fighting chance haha

@20sur20edu

8 ай бұрын

How did it go?

@octave9029

8 ай бұрын

@@20sur20edu it was so liberating! I made a promise to myself just to never stop and just to keep going no matter what! Even though I didn’t finish with a super impressive time, I kept my promise to myself and made it! Thank you so much for your video and inspiration! It really made me believe in myself when even others wouldn’t! Actually, I am planning to sign up for another half marathon by the end of November too! 😅😅 This is sort of like the start to a lifelong marathon that your content helped jumpstart! Thank you!😊

@20sur20edu

8 ай бұрын

@@octave9029 awesome to hear, by the way I am not the content producer of this video. Was just curious as I have a halth marathon to run end in a month ...

Congrats!!! Thats an insane time for not training!, i ran my first marathon last year in 3 hours 29 minutes

@utaug595

9 ай бұрын

how much training did you have? did you have do any smaller ones before?

@bm7502

7 ай бұрын

Dang. That is fast

That's crazy! I've had the same idea a few years back but trained for 3 months beforehand (didn't run more than 5k before). It's funny to see that you got the EXACT same time as me (4:23). I was very proud and it showed me that you can learn anything if you invest time and dedication. Made me very happy, until I heard that one of my Uni Professors (~40 years older than me) ran the same day an hour quicker. A Marathon is literally a marathon. You can train for it our whole life and somehow it will pay out. Great video!

Great job! You are so inspiring!! I've got my first half marathon in 9 weeks and currently training. The mental headspace is an awesome and intimidating place to be in, but am learning to enjoy it.

I am blown away. This video popping up in my recommended feed is very timely. I've plateaued with my 5ks and really want to do a 10k next year, but have felt discouraged. I have another 5k next weekend and hope I can breeze through it. I will think of your strength as I run!

@allyson--

4 ай бұрын

I hope you go for the 10k in 2024!

@jamesrichard6377

Ай бұрын

You can do it brother!

Inspiring mate! well done, incredible what you can achieve putting mind over matter having not trained. Definitely giving me the idea to tackle a marathon!

Great job! Keep running man. Do not stop! What matters is not the goal but being able to run.:)

Great job! So inspirational!!

Great video and great performance. WOW! Liked the "you're killing it" guy LOL. You are a beast and ate that marathon up for breakfast. Best of luck if you tackle any other life obstacles.

Nicely done man. I bet the feeling of crossing the finish line must've felt amazing.

Very well done! My first ever race was a 10K without any prep, with 0 running experience and I was crushed after finishing it. Can't imagine how challenging a 42.2K could be especially mentally

Awesome video! Very well done and executed! And that was an amazing time! Hope you can gain more subscribers

I love this video! The perseverance is contagious! 💪

This was awesome to watch way to go man !

Great job, Oliver!

this was incredible!!! keep making videos like this (:

Loved your thoughts at the end, inspirational stuff man

Top 100 is elite 🔥 imagine if you trained you’d be top 30 easy maybe even higher

More good content, I like how supportive you were with all those you passed and caught up with the rabbit! Your buddy was pretty funny too!

Amazing job Oliver! You really should be so proud of yourself

I didn't expect that , great job man !

Fantastic! Another good video and a great achievement.

i think you’re crazy but also awesome for doing this. watching you run it was so inspiring and motivating and you really did good for someone that didn’t train for it

Loved how you encouraged other runners on the way! No idea how you dropped your pace nearer to the end! Well done! How was your recovery? 🎉 🏅 👟

Impressive! Enjoyed watching this

when i saw you cassually beat my half marathon PB without training that i spent two months preparing for i was mad..... 😂 amazing video and achievement, really like your energy and attitude!

Respect Oliver! Awesome job, and a big gratz from Denmark!

Very inspirational! Great accomplishment and awesome content :)

Really enjoyed this, you have really good storytelling skills.

This video was really really entertaining to watch ❤️

love ur videos, really make me motivated to run my first marathon next month❤❤❤

@OliverPriemer

8 ай бұрын

Thank you, really. Best of luck to you!

Awesome video I’ve been training for months and I won’t come close to your time/much respect!!! April 30th my first, OKC marathon I’m shooting for 5 hrs

@OliverPriemer

Жыл бұрын

Best of luck:) You may surprise yourself!

@2eurocoin

9 ай бұрын

Finish line, not finish time, all important especially for your first.

Congratulations. That's impressive. Inspiring video.🙏

Well done for being prepared to be seen possibly 'failing' (which you definitely didn't). We're really seeing you become tremendously confident and grabbing life in your terms. Excellent.

Oliver, you did extremely well. Very proud to see this. I did 30 ish Marathons and 7 Ironman's and other bollox myself. And what I often see is guys over - pacing from the start. You did well starting slow. This is how exactly it works. Fantastic job you did! Keep up!

Not advisable but also very inspirational and lovely to watch a young man with a positive can do attitude and also very respectful and encouraging to those around him

For anyone watching this thinking they don't have to train to do a marathon: please train. To pull off something like this, you're likely in pretty athletic shape already with no pre-existing health conditions. If you're considering a marathon, please train for it.

not a runner by any means. not even close. i’m preparing for my first half next month and the goal is to run a full next year! thank you for the inspiration Oliver. i love you brother thank you 🙏🏾

You were polite to volunteers and supportive to runners 🙌🏻

What an achievement!!! Cried my eyes out at the end!! ❤

That was amazing bro 🔥

Wasn’t going to do a run tonight… here I go 😊. Thanks for the video, bud.

Your message at the end sums it up perfectly. Running a 50km this weekend after 16 weeks training and will be aiming for under 5 hours so it's good to her about getting past objects and pushing the mental and physical barrier.

Congrats! I’m currently doing a couch to 5k exercise plan and am almost done with it. I was hoping my town would do its annual Turkey Trot this year, however I haven’t seen or heard anything about it so of course they would stop it when I finally hope to participate in it lol (some years I work Thanksgiving morning). I might have to wait until the Spring to find a 5k to participate in.

This video made me tear up. Just wow. The humility. The challenge. The motivation.

Not gonna lie this made me smile with joy.....ive my first marathon in may next year nervous and excited at the same time

👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 thank you for the encouragement in life today!

well done on your first marathon without training, very impressive time

Caution to all, from an experienced 60+ marathon veteran here - do NOT think you can just go from no exercise period, to running in a marathon. Look up the story of the late Jade Goody, for warnings on that one. This looked a bit click baity to me. Looking at this guy's performance and build, he blatantly keeps himself in at least decent physical shape - even if he's not a regular long term runner. That's very different from doing a marathon with 'no training'. He's said also he ran up to 15k - so he knows what its like to run for long periods, without significantly stopping. That IS training of a sort. Good he made it, respect to him. But he's not a couch potato is blatant, so don't try and make out he's one... 🙄

@OliverPriemer

8 ай бұрын

I endorse this caution! You know what you're talking about.

@coolstufftodo5256

8 ай бұрын

I am the cameraman from the video. He’s in great shape yeah but also like genuinely outside of the occasional run he really didn’t train much. All good points you make though like me I could never do anything like this. I wouldn’t say the video is clickbaity because he really didn’t train for it

@JohnDoe-xk1dv

8 ай бұрын

@@coolstufftodo5256quote: 'he's in great shape' ; 'apart from the occasional run'. Respectfully, you seem to have just supported what I said, via your own comments here. Again, congrats to him - but this is not someone then out of shape, and who doesn't exercise.

@pennylane8936

8 ай бұрын

Jup I never ran in my life, ran 3k Yesterday and felt Like I was dying afterwards

@JohnDoe-xk1dv

8 ай бұрын

@@pennylane8936 well done you 👌 if you've no pre-existing medical conditions, it will get easier with training, and building it up gradually over time. The first time I ran a mile, I was exhausted and felt I was nuts to do this immediately afterward - but keep at it, it gets easier 👌

Mad respect to you. you are an inspiration to me really 🙏

Congrats brother, I’m doing my first Ironman in less then 30 days, only been training for 4 months but I’ve given it my all, I’m coming back the 19th of November to tell you how it went, Ironman Mossel Bay South Africa here I come

@OliverPriemer

6 ай бұрын

Ironman...now that's a whole different obstacle. Best of luck to you.

@daviddivad777

5 ай бұрын

how did it go?

@hollowpoints2032

Ай бұрын

@@daviddivad777 He got 7:17:55, which is pretty good!

Wow Oliver, you keep setting the bar higher for yourself, am impressed

@dominickfournier454

Жыл бұрын

Good to see you rage against the dying of the light

@dominickfournier454

Жыл бұрын

Ya kno

I never ran a marathon it's really cool to see all the people encouraging you 🙌

You're amazing. I don't think I can finish a Marathon without any training at all.

Class video mate

Insane! Really awesome

Love your attitude. Thank you for this inspirational video. Training for my first marathon in 3 months. Maybe I should stop training all together 😉

Needed this. I developed ITB syndrome and thus will have to now do the London Marathon in a month with very little training beforehand to ensure I don’t injure myself further.

greetings from italy!!! thats inspirational bro!!!

Great job man! It’s my time tomorrow, my first marathon ever, I have ran 20 km before in a single run but I will have to make it tomorrow. Prepared for 2 months/ 3 months almost. I have to show up and do my best and complete this obstacle.

@Memorare87

7 ай бұрын

How did it go???

@evanskaci5736

7 ай бұрын

@@Memorare87 Barely managed to finish that. In 6 hours or something. It came to a point where I couldn’t run because my kidneys hurt so I just limped and walked for like 5 km. I don’t know why I hit the wall so hard. The only reason I can think of, ironically, I was prepared for a half marathon. They put me in a marathon and I couldn’t change my category. Anyway, I did it. I wanted to give up many times at the end but I fought on. Needless to say my leg muscles hurt like hell now.

@OliverPriemer

6 ай бұрын

Congrats on finishing the marathon!! Completing that race is something to be seriously proud of. Most importantly, you fought through it.

@evanskaci5736

6 ай бұрын

@@OliverPriemer Thank you so much brother! Honestly, I was watching videos 2 days before the marathon and I stumbled upon yours. Was glad I did because when I found it hard to move forward, I thought that I am not alone. Many others have felt like me in the same scenario. So that made me go through.

Great time for someone who didn't train! You must be in shape!

Love the video!

Man, you deserve more views. I thought I was watching a channel with over a million subscribers! Really amazing pace for no training. What’s your background? The longest you’ve ran was 15km but were you ever a runner before this marathon? I’m currently training for a half marathon, but my pace is so slow (8-9:00 min/km) because I struggle gaining weight in muscle mass… I can go as fast as 6-7:00 min/km but never sustain it because they feel like sprinting to me. Anyway, I hope you keep posting more videos about running! Love what you said at the end of the video. Hoping that marathon turned you into a runner for life!

@lifewithastrid

8 ай бұрын

Same, training for my first half but I'm hoping to finish in the 3 hour cut-off time. Most half marathons where I live are even with a 2:30 cut-off time which means that's too fast for me even with consistent training.. They say super slow but steady runs make you faster in the future so I'm just hoping that's true lol. At this point I'm just too slow to sign up for a full marathon here.

@reunionrocker3482

8 ай бұрын

Clearly the guy has trained. This video was just click bait.

@lifewithastrid

8 ай бұрын

​@@reunionrocker3482 Not too sure about that. At big marathon events there's more untrained people at the starting line than you'd think.. They don't put it on KZread but they definitely brag about it to friends, family and coworkers. Is it good for your body? Absolutely not. But if you have a good base endurance (can be from whatever other sports you've ever done) and you dose it very well by not starting way too fast the hardest part is the mental part.

Yo that’s insane, congrats on your full marathon! I had zero experience training for a half marathon and only started training 7 weeks before the half marathon. I finished with a 2:08 time and hope I can be faster. It’s been one month and my latest half marathon time was 1:48 😅

@allyson--

4 ай бұрын

Wow, excellent work! Enjoy the miles!

😊truly Appreciate How U continued to Encourage Others On their Race !!!!!!!👍👏NICE 🥳🥳

Amazon editing on this video, dude! Also, I’m more motivated to do the Bluenose, at least a 10k (I have no excuse, I live in downtown Halifax).

@OliverPriemer

6 ай бұрын

Thanks man:) Go for it!!

what an encouraging video! it's cool

I laughed so hard watching your face as you were trying the gu the first time! Congratulations you did an amazing job!

The collective NO to you saying that you had coconut water 😂

Lol so cool to see this. I did this in my mid 20s after my barber convinced me. I ran 5ks and 12ks in the past but a marathon as always on my bucket list. After not running for 3-4 years, my barber and I signed up for a marathon that was 1 week out. I finished in 5.5 hours. Ran for 13 miles straight and cramped up bad at the 15 mile mark. At the 18 mile mark, I just sat down and couldn't move my feet; they hurt so bad. A kind lady gave me an Aleve pill as she saw me in excruciating pain. I waited 5 min and zoomed off the ground like a horse out the gate. End result -- I was using crutches for the next 3-4 days. I could barely walk.

This guy is so underrated like i watched this whole video thinking it had like 3 million views 😂😂

Im currently training for a marathon and I clicked this video and when I saw it I was so surprised it was from moncton my home province. I used to drive by that running club store all the time and recognized it right away it was like 5 minutes from my grandmothers house. I think its cool that you ran the marathon without training, but from what I saw from your other videos is that you played soccer and were already in pretty good shape so for you I think its ok, but a guy who doesnt play other sports or who is normally active wouldnt make it without causing health problems. Anyway Im excited to run my first marathon this Sept in Montreal! I just registered today and I started an 18 week Nike Marathon training plan thats on an app with an audio coach to guide you through the runs a week ago. Im already in quiet good shape, I get mostly 10'000 steps per day and love long distance walks so I just need to get back into running. Im probably going to do a run walk run method. I hope I make it to the end as my last two sporty goals were to go sky diving and run a marathon. I even went to the library and borrowed 35 books about running, marathons, marathon training and runners biographies. My goal is to finish reading them all before I run the marathon and will be an expert on the topic by the end of it. Im not very good at making youtube videos anymore but maybe I will write and article or a book about my own experience training for the marathon after it.

Seriously impressive, well done

This was awesome!