Announcer: "chris williams just ran a 21.00" guy in stands: "WHAT!!!?" lmfao

This motivates me to run faster because I don't want to get beat by a old person

Dang those in their 70's. 80's and whoaaaa 90's! No knee issues, nervous system still in great shape, Cardio system all intact, the spine and the rest bone structures that could take immense loads still, the heart still pumping like a nuclear plant, WTF! I got hopes. My mother always says, sitting is dying.

Greetings from London, England. I've just watched this whole video from start to finish with expletives flying out of my mouth after every single race. That was absolutely incredible! It shouldn't come as a surprise to me really but when you actually see so many people run that quickly... it is just stunning. Even the ones who finished in lowly positions, hats off to them. What most people won't realise is, all these athletes can beat 99% of the population over that 200m distance, even 99% of all the teenagers and those in their 20s. Why? Because most people never bother to train to run. As a man in my 50s and in some serious training, I've just watched women in their 60s run seconds faster than me, let alone the men! It really makes you think. Amazing video. Thanks for putting it together and posting it.

That man just ran a 21.00 thats flying wow!

I just watched a bunch of men in their late 50s beat my time

@MrBaconstripsz

10 жыл бұрын

me too.

@runningraw

10 жыл бұрын

It's inspiring to see them keep this kind of speed as they age.

Really enjoyed the video! So darn inspiring! I’m 56 and this makes me want to get in shape and compete in masters track and field events. Some of the best times of my life was competing in track and field in high school; was so much fun. R.I.P Bob Lida

Just watched a 60 year old pretty much beat me in a 200. Wowza

@brucedufelmeier8718

5 жыл бұрын

Andrew Powers lol he beats >99% of men on the planet.

@GlimmerOfLight

4 жыл бұрын

Andrew, turns out that 60 year old has an amazing story: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Collins_(athlete)

@WorldSacred

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I know. I can probably run a 200 in 25 seconds. 23 seconds if I trained and got fitter.

Chris Williams ran close to 20 flat around 2002-2004. Amazing he managed a 21.00 at that age. Keep in mind though that he was busted for doping back in his prime and might actually have been on something for that 21.00

I JUST WATCHED A 61 YEAR OLD MAN RUN A 24.46 IN A 200 METER DASH WHAT

@runningraw

9 жыл бұрын

Captain Leerox crazy, isn't it?

@ZacElCapitan

9 жыл бұрын

Running Raw IK RIGHT

@ViiRaLChaoticGamerTM23

8 жыл бұрын

+Running Raw that's some crazy stuff I like how these people are ageing but get still going out there having fun

@orlandojr6330

8 жыл бұрын

+Captain Leerox i can't run that fast lol

@ryderwashington4199

8 жыл бұрын

+Captain Leerox Bro... that old man has a top speed of I think 20-21 mph THATS FUCKING FAST FOR ANY HUMAN ANY AGE! 60? WTF WHy didnt he run track when he was 18 he wouldve BROKE all world records

I promise this just gave me all the life in the world!! This is the best thing i've seen on the net in a while

thanks for sharing. Inspiring me for todays workout. Ready to get it in. Good to see this meet again. This was my first track meet ever. Decided to do sprinter training at the age of 39 . I'm training for indoor nationals for the 200m. I will be running raw for the first time this year. woot!woot!

When 60 year olds run faster than you. I feel bad about my times now😩😭😂

this is so impressive. I am speechless

WOW! AMAZING! Thanks Tim. I needed this you lift me up video.

21.0 at 40 is crazy! I know he was an Olympian, but that's still amazing

@chrispettus2532

4 жыл бұрын

21.0 is amazing at any age. Considering that he never broke 20.0 in his prime, 21.0 at 40 is even more amazing.

love this vid! so inspirational!

Awesome motivation keep it up

Wow that's amazing! 95 years old and still kicking ass! I saw a guy in Central Park last week in his "running" gear and walker. Totally inspiring!

Incredible !

Awesome!! I hope to be able to still run at those ages :)

These are amazing athletes ty for posting x

@runningraw

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it... and yes, they are extraordinary.

Impressive! Inspirational!

amen brother and you look fantastic!

I am impressed Not only are they running fast they look like they are as well. Well done to them all who took part. I would go and watch them if I could.

These guys are rad! Made my day.

@runningraw

9 жыл бұрын

Rick Cyclist Inspiring, aren't they?

great video! :-) greetings from austria!

this is real sports dedication and determination

This is impressive, Truly Inspiring.

They run world class times for senior times. Amazing

This is amazing. Congrats and admiration to all athletes performing in this competition.Thanks for such an exceptional input Running Raw.

@runningraw

9 жыл бұрын

Daniel Alvarez yeah, they are pretty amazing, and few people know about them.

Hell yes! So freaking amazing! I love it! My heroes! : ) Thank you for sharing this- I was smiling the whole time : )

Amazing stuff! Thnx ..I just got back into running 6 months ago... 53 now...lets see what happens

@runningraw

7 жыл бұрын

Perfect age to start up again :)

my excuse for some of them to be faster than me is that they`ve got more time to train

I love this so much.

@runningraw

4 жыл бұрын

It's inspiring, isn't it?

Impressive!

Both my partner and I are absolutely blown away by this. I have a goal in life and that is to just get fitter and fitter as I get older. These ladies and gentlemen are THE most inspirational people I have seen . . EVER! Thank you so much for posting this. Usain Bolt 26 years old 19.19 world record holder . . Chris Williams 14 years older just shy of ONLY 2 seconds slower . . brilliant, just brilliant!

Awesome + inspiring!

All track and field events are included.

Wow, that's awesome!!!!!

This video should go in a time capsule so we never forget what's possible at any age.

mind blown

Freaking amazing.

I wanna participate in this meeting next year in my 50s

@runningraw

4 жыл бұрын

I'll see you there :)

@lulugoozzz6350

4 жыл бұрын

@@runningraw i'll be there if the virus let me fly. Do you have any schedule? I really looking forward to running with these great guys and I from china.

It's cool to see a school I ran at. This is Benedictine University in Lisle, Illinois.

@runningraw

8 жыл бұрын

+George Vidas Yes, that's the school! Really nice track.

wholy shit, 75 year old ran 27s! I am dead.

thanks tim am prince m50 i run for birchfielf harries uk

This is miracle it is my dream to RUN TRACK

This is great....thanks for posting! But what about the 30-34 and 35-39 age groups? I was looking forward to watching my race. :)

Wow! Really inspiring! If I can make it 200 meters at all, at 85, I'll consider it a win.

I'm with you. These men and women are totally inspiring. I think I'm going to give Robert Lida his own video clip.

2 seconds is actually quite substantial but still a impressive feat none the less.

wow gr8

Chris Williams is Jamaican very good. He was the 2004 silver medals in the Athens Olympics

Where is this? You're in IL? Very inspirational.

They was zooming OH MY GOSH

😮... I don't know if I'm INSPIRED....?? or Depressed..?? 21 FLAT....at 40 years old..?? Yeah , I'm gonna go with Depressed 😕

@brittone2571

6 жыл бұрын

calm your ego please

Wow.. I'm 16 and still cant go sub 29... That's crazy and amazing

So yeah, the 60 y/o guys started beating my PR. Something to warm your hearts is that Sylvester Stallone is currently 69, and his recent movies were made only a few years ago. The 50's and 40's guys, that's like being beaten by physically active parents, which is very possible since some people still work out in this point in their life

@1337inzock

8 жыл бұрын

Arnold is also old. And is making movies. Stallone is fit for his age. Love his daughters

So if Chris Williams broke the record, why wasn't it ever ratified? Willie Gualt still is listed as record holder. Was Chris's time wins aided?

i just saw a 71 year-old beat my time

That's gonna be me 100 years old and still running

I'm 49 and can not run full speed without pulling something, very impressive!!!

@howardOKC

4 жыл бұрын

pull what? a pony tail?

You do have to get slower as you get older -- we lose about 0.75% per year if we train hard. But you can do incredibly well, as these guys do -- and stay healthy while having a lot of fun.

@runningraw

10 жыл бұрын

Dietary and lifestyle factors can speed up or slow down our decline with age. It's not a cut and dry number.

@michaelfortunato1860

10 жыл бұрын

Running Raw Our INDIVIDUAL decline is indeed not cut-and-dried. But the outer envelope of human performance and decline is in fact quite fixed. For elite athletes who are taking care of themselves, the decline is quite predictable. For most of us, as you point out, because we are inside the envelope, we might be able to sustain ourselves, at least for short periods of time, by moving closer to a declining curve.

@runningraw

10 жыл бұрын

We live as individuals, not as a collective mean.

@orangemoonglows2692

9 жыл бұрын

Michael Fortunato you are correct. you get to a point where you will start to slow. it happens. it's ridiculous to suggest otherwise.

@dawrongwitch9036

5 жыл бұрын

@@orangemoonglows2692 yes. We live as a gaussian distribution. Some of us will represent the 99th percentile. But the decline is inevitable, at least as things stand now.

Wow

Sad that most americans in their 30's would lose with this 82 years old guy. Great Stuff!

geriatric gymnastics is the real hot ticket item for sure

we will probably see Mike Arnstein, Harley Johnson and You braking records here in 40/50 years haha

Wtf I'm 26 and I ran 200m at 24.40s a week ago and this old man runs the same time at 61 ??I feel completely humiliated!

@1337inzock

8 жыл бұрын

Maybe you need better endurance or you just not so fast.

@mythrin

7 жыл бұрын

+Jonas IDK 24 seconds certainly isn't slow, it's just not very fast. May I ask what your PB is?

@1337inzock

7 жыл бұрын

22.40. Pretty much ran last 100 in under 11 seconds. At 21 and not going all in on track it was good. But injuries ruined it

@firespawnie537

7 жыл бұрын

I ve improved myself I can now run 23.13s and I can still go faster I believe.I train every day.

It was obvious from the gun that 'Big Train' was by far the fastest.

this was posted on my birthday haha

I'm shocked that someone in their 50's is running a 23 second 200m. Unreal. Are all these guys like former Olympians. 23 seconds is fast for a HS kid. The 40-44 year old dude ran a 21 flat. It's just unreal to me.

@runningraw

9 жыл бұрын

Coach Aaron Prime Goodman what kind of shape is Chris in this year?

21.00 there are some high school and college cats who would love to run a 21.00.. Seeing that he was not pushes at all I'm sure he had a sub 21 in him at that age.

Chris Williams would beat me running backwards.

14:00 "WAAAHT"

*cries* a 60 year old man is faster than me although I'm super proud and happy for all of those runners that they decided to stay fit and don't let age get the best of them! I want to be the same when I'm older

Why is the Masters not in the Olympic

bruh 61 year old man running 24.46 im sitting here as a freshman with 24.69

75 year old man ran 27"! WTF? My PB is 28" that was in my early 20s.

@jellyfish4me

8 жыл бұрын

wow.

@1337inzock

8 жыл бұрын

28 I got pre puberty never been in track but have great steph and explosive. 28 in early 20s you are either a girl or unathlethic short or fat

@howardOKC

4 жыл бұрын

@@1337inzock unathlethic short is my case. I did run several marathons, but they don't help 200m.

The obvious question here is, what are they eating?

RED Rocket!

Human should live 100-120 years. And this is absolutely normal with proper mental and physical lifestyle.

My fastest 200 time in high school was a 21.81

i'm fucking amazed

@runningraw

8 жыл бұрын

+Marcus Allen if you plug their times into an 'age graded calculator' you'll be even more amazed.

Damn, man 80 - 84 can run 31s. I gotta go all out to beat that. I think I can still run 29, but if I slack off a little bit I would be beat. I am 41.

😮-->all that can be said

@rogerhummel4518

9 жыл бұрын

Wow!

And the statement "my grandma could ran faster than you" makes sense!

Most of these old people beat my time

@benfai9623

9 жыл бұрын

Wow

@jettlaxholly

8 жыл бұрын

+xavier church What about the 1minute and 7 seconds that the 85+ women did?

why didnt tim run

I just watched a 70 year old man beat my first ever 200m time that was recorded lol.....

The 61 and especially the 75 year old with wr was extreme. The 75 should compete in 70 still win easy

14:06 Lil Jon in the background LOL

those 85 year olds are faster than me

how about this Avocado chocolate pudding.

sub 28 at 75? dfuk

If you pause the video you can see him passing the finish less than 21.00

@1337inzock

8 жыл бұрын

And you think that is more acurate?

I'm 13 and I run a 23.16

Genetics can be altered by mind(and emotions),the environment,and what you eat.

Their sooo adorable

@AshinayeDickenson

8 жыл бұрын

You are the next Raven

A 61 year old is getting slightly slower times than me and I'm 14