🏃Youth athletes have achieved astonishing world records in the 100 meter dash for different age groups.
🌍These records represent the fastest times ever recorded in the respective age categories.
🥇Some of the record-holders went on to have successful careers in track and field.
📈The world records demonstrate the incredible talent and potential of young athletes.
🔥The records continue to inspire and motivate young sprinters to push their limits.
Who holds the world record for the youngest age group?
—Willie Washington from the USA holds the world records for ages 6, 7, 8, and 9 in the 100 meter dash.
Are these world records still unbeaten?
—Some of the world records set by youth athletes in the 100 meter dash still stand today.
Did any of these record-holders have successful professional careers?
—Yes, some of the record-holders went on to have successful careers in track and field, representing their countries at major competitions.
What is the significance of these world records?
—These world records showcase the incredible talent and potential of young athletes, inspiring others to pursue their dreams in sprinting.
How do these world records inspire young athletes?
—The impressive performances by these youth athletes serve as motivation and encouragement for young sprinters to push their own limits and strive for greatness.
00:00Introduction to the topic of world records in the 100 meter dash for youth athletes.
02:30Highlight of Willie Washington from the USA who holds multiple world records from ages 6 to 9.
05:40Discussion on Nicholas Harbor, an American youth athlete who set world records at ages 10 and 11.
09:20Explanation of the world record set by Shingo Yamamoto from Japan at age 12.
13:10Overview of Daryl Brown's world record at age 13 and his successful career in track and field.
17:30Insight into Dennis T. from Jamaica and his remarkable records at ages 14 and 15.
21:50Discussion on the world records set by Puripold Boomsoon from Thailand and Yoshihide Kiryu from Japan at ages 16 and 17, respectively.
25:30Highlight of Trayvon Bramel from the USA, who holds the world records at ages 18 and 19.
