"I will not be 100% satisfied until I become the fastest ever" | My Story: Jakob Ingebrigtsen
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- Few athletes can compete with Jakob Ingebrigtsen's extraordinary rise to stardom. A double European Champion at the tender age of 17, the Norwegian runner will be the face of the sport over the next decade or more. Join us as we take a look at how he has burst on to the global scene, in the latest episode of My Story, presented by European Athletics.
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For those wondering, here is Jakob's progression in the 1500m
2012 (11 years old, turning 12 that year): 4:21.98
2013 (12 years old, turning 13 that year) 4:15.87
2014 (14 years old (yup, you read right, he turned 14 1 day before this race)): 4:05.49
2015 (14 years old, turning 15 that year) 3:48.37
2016 (15 years old, turning 16 that year): 3:42.44
2017 (16 years old, turning 17 that year): 3:39.92
2018 (17 years old, turning 18 that year): 3:31.18
2019 (18 years old, turning 19 that year): 3:30.16
2020 (19 years old, turning 20 that year): 3:28.68
Can't wait for the future
edit: 2021 (20 turning 21) 3:28.32
And his 5000m progression:
2016: 14:38.67
2017: 13:35.84
2018: 13:17.06
2019: 13:02.03
edit: 2021: 12:48.45
That's insane 😲 a lot of professional athletes (especially white ones) train their whole lives and don't reach those times! He's well on his way to becoming the fastest ever and the greatest!
@@aguyfromnewzealand3392 He's already the fastest non-African runner of all time in the 1500m, 2000m, and the 3000m. Steve Cram is the fastest non-African guy in the mile with
3:46.32, and Dieter Baumann is the fastest non-African in the 5000m with 12:54.70. I'd say Jakob was capable of those times in 2020, but he didn't run a single mile or 5000m that season. The fact that he has surpassed Sebastian Coe, Steve Cram, Steve Ovett, Fermin Cacho, Nick Willis, Mo Farah, Taoufik Makhloufi, and Rui Silva (time-wise) is just mindboggling to me.
Jakob was running sub 5 miles when he was at least 11 years old, that is absolutely insane
@@bendover2743 The youngest guy I've found, who ran a sub 5 mile is Daniel Skandera. 4:46.6 at 10 years and 8 months. And when he was 9 years and 7 months he ran 5:02.5
He has actually beaten Jakob's WR for 11-year-olds in the 1500m (he improved it from 4:21.98 to 4:21.2) The question is how he will progress. He is 7 years younger than Jakob, and is obviously super talented, but I have found no results for him from 2020 (only 2019 and earlier seasons)
“In order to be the best, you must believe you are the best. If you’re not, pretend that you are” ~Muhammad Ali
lol mo farah
you're fucked if the guy who's actually better believes that he is
@@AndyMoores haha perhaps so
@JespBoi yeah but he said it so its still good i think
@JespBoi Wtf are u talking about. Mohammed Ali's quote is for hard working people who don't think they are enough. Meaning if they don't believe in themselves then their body or effort will be just as weak as their mentality. Lions for example are absolutely not the strongest animals in the jungle, but their mentality makes them scary and stronger.
Legend and 🐐
"My older brothers started running and ... it was all about beating them." Hahahaha that describes all of us younger siblings, doesn't it? Love it.
It’s a world wide phenomenon! 😂😂😂
And now he is OLYMPIC CHAMPION :)
2 miles in 7:54.10 . Best track performance ever.
Jakob has become the olympic gold medalist tonight, and I'm telling you guys, the world record is in his reach.
No :( Poor El Gerrouj
Such a different mindset. You have to admire the tenacity!
Today he won the Olympic Gold medal!! 🥇🔥🔥🔥You are not born with talent. - Jakob Ingebrigtsen
"In our family, it's a competition. It's about winning." ("The real problem with that is... everyone else in my family loses all the time". :-)
'Our philosophy is to believe we are the best, even though we know we are not. I think you have to believe it to really be the best' Damn, he knew the secrete to success. That hit hard. Thanks Jakob, you are such an idol.
Elite mentality since a 14yr old kid. This dude is gonna do it trust.
Jakob's my hero! ☝🏻
Mine too 😇
Pretty sure he’s everybody’s hero
His bell lap gears are unreal
Love this guy and his mentality!
A fabulous video this, Jakob's mindset is as good as his exceptional dedication I believe he will win the next Olympic 5k title and the world title I believe he can break Cheptegai"s world record and beyond massive congratulations on his success up to now much more to follow no question.
I am inspired by his story and it is the motivation I needed to be a better runner in all running events I take part in.
Hærlig gjæng , spennende å følge framover , Jakob moser de alle !!
Blir spennende å følge Axel Vang Christensen og Max Burgin også.
Enjoyed that, thank you👍
He is AMAZING!
I would LOVE to hear Hicham El Guerrouj's opinion/thoughts on Jakob Ingebrigtsen
Me too
Would also like to hear Mo Farah on Jakob ...
@@ThePierrezx That would be interesting. I heard one of the Kenyans (I think it was Jacob Krop (so many great runners named Jacob/Jakob)) speak highly of Jakob I.
I remember seeing a short documentary on CZcams where the Kenyans called Craig Mottram the big mzungu (big white man) They said that Mottram had "the heart of a lion" as opposed to "the heart of a chicken", meaning that he had great courage, determination, and stamina. A rare feature for the non-African runners to be a threat among the East-African runners. There are only a few non-African runners each generation that leaves a great mark/legacy on distance running. Some good examples are: Sebastian Coe, Steve Ovett, Steve Cram, Fermin Cacho, Dieter Baumann, Craig Mottram, Galen Rupp, Evan Jager, Sondre Norstad Moen, Suguru Osako, Stewart McSweyn, Jake Wightmann, and OF COURSE Jakob Ingebrigtsen. I can't wait to see the future of distance running. The Ingebrigtsens, Cheptegei, Kipmlimo, Kipruto, Barega, Edris, Gebrhiwet, Kejelcha, Burgin etc. It's gonna be Legen-Dary.
Steve Cram gave his thoughts in at the European Champs. ""You have got to be kidding""
I one one thing for sure, his saying he has no talent, presumably just hard work got him where he is, is not realistic, lacks knowledge, or ( I hope not this) he is being deliberately grandiose suggesting it was only from his efforts from a mere average individual. Yet all the progression from 12 years suggests otherwise. Either way, he appears so famous in Norway, when in fact he is not the equivalent international standard of its great skiers ( especially cross country). The young African runners are more humble, and never say they are going to be the best, and must win, just attempt to be so by demonstration. Big difference.
Thank for being a content·creator who is adeptly cognizant of how to appropriately pair music with footage/subject·matter. Good taste. Thank you.
That was awesome.
Ur good, u get better each & u will be the best in the world, Jakob I.
Champion mentality.
Awesome 💯👍
The only people who believe you are not born with talent are those who are born with lots of it, but like to think they are responsible for developing it. We all have some talent. Having more than others gives a head start and pushes the upper limit higher.
It is obvious - he is single minded toward winning ....I like that mentality and he have my support for his endeavours
I mean to be fair, you are definitely born with or without the talent that allows you to become a great athlete, but I really respect this his work ethic and his attitude that he must work harder and more than anyone else. This is what truly allows those blessed with the highest level of talent to achieve greatness and immortality.
"You're not born with talent"
Finally, someone said it.
Talent is just a way to talk down hard work.
Everyone who is "talented" has put in hours upon hours upon hours upon hours of work, they weren't just born to be great at something.
Not taking away from his insane hard work but stuff like lactic acid tolerance and VO2 max are stuff you are born with.
That's actually not very accurate. Talent in innate and genetically determined. What you do with that talent is what determines success and end results.
It’s called an outliers, in order for him to become the best or an outlier he needs to beat the world
Record thar was set the GOAT El GUERROU. Until then he is jus a good middle distant runner:)
@@samassek Good? He’s one of the best ever. One of two people to go under 3:30 in 1500, 7:30 in 3000 AND 12:50 in 5000. That kind of range isn’t just good.
Not true. I didn't work hard and I played on the national soccer team in Norway when I was younger..
Looking forward to the Olympics..... he is fast enough to win but, as we all know, he won't be the only one fast enough to win so you need a few other elements to come together too, including a bit of luck on the day. I hope he gets it.
Well said. Lots of factors at play, not just who at that moment is the fastest on paper.
@@EvilMonkey7818 Agreed...running occurs on a track, not on paper, so the rules go out of the window, especially at the Olympics which always throw up a few surprises.
My favorite to win in Tokyo 🥇
NICE
Who is here after Jacob gold in tokyo😇
I am really inspired from Jakob's hardwork ang determination.Love from me an upcoming 1500 meters runner from Nairobi Kenya
@@jeffitachi2589 Your name doesn’t sound Kenyan. Fake name?
With a quick look at the all-time fastest 1500m they all hit their fastest times in their mid to late 20s. Jakob is the 8th fastest ever and still just 20. Wow.
Damn yes you are right. and look at his body development in contrast to his brothers, he is going to be lightning
Your comments aged well.
ALL theories says the MAN can be running 1500 m best at 25 years old .GO AND GO Jakob .You are beautiful
and now new 5000m european record has been made
12:48
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
If u want to be the fastest runner ever u got to have passion for running more than winning that's the mentality that makes u amongst the goats
And it’s just the beginning.
❤
For Europe.
I think he breaks the 1500m world record in 2023
22 years old and always entering his prime
Dig this fearless lion
Love India
2:40 _Yes!_ Look at that moxie; not overly humble; not overly prideful. *_"Moxie."_*
3:10 _AH!_ It's the hair. LOL
Life isn't only about winning.
You should get right with god, that is even more important
Jakob is one of the biggest talents in athletics history. He's up there with Usain Bolt, Carl Lewis, Armand Duplantis, Javier Sotomayor, Selemon Barega, Jacob Kiplimo, Steve Cram, Nijel Amos, David Rudisha, Tirunesh Dibaba, Sydney McLaughlin, Yelena Isinbayeva, Sanya Richards, Allison Felix, Eliud Kipchoge, Max Burgin, Maykel Masso, Liu Xiang, Stephen Cherono/Saif Saeed Shaheen, Jim Ryun, Yohan Blake, Yomif Kejeclha, Hagos Gebrhiwet, Samuel Wanjiru, Danny Harris, Joaquim Cruz etc.
@@patricksweeney5308 Great collection of legendary names there. Michael Johnson, Jan Zelezny, and Jonathan Edwards were amazing as well, but they were kinda late bloomers. Jackie Joyner-Kersee was incredible as well.
you are delusional he has not even medalled yet
@@volodyamihaelovich4576 Jakob is 20 years and 3 months at the moment. Usain Bolt won his first WC medal at age 21, Carl Lewis at age 22, Steve Cram at 22, Yelena Isinbayeva at 21, Noureddine Morceli at 21, Hicham El Guerrouj at 20. Jakob will be just fine. I'm certain he'll win either silver or gold in Tokyo 2021.
@@volodyamihaelovich4576 I'm not delusional. He is the fastest teenager ever in the 1500m AND the 2000m. Second fastest teenager ever in the 3000m (ahead of both Kipchoge and Bekele). The only person in history to ever medal in BOTH the 1500m and the 5000m in the World U20 Championships. And the only person in history to reach the finals in BOTH the 1500m and the 5000m in a World Championships, while still a junior (and he placed in the top 5 in both of them). Youngest sub-4 minute miler in history (at 16 years and 250 days old) the First person to ever win both the 1500m and the 5000m at the European Championships (which he did at age 17). The only person ever to win a quadruple gold in the European XC Championships in the junior class (first at age 16, last at age 19) Holds the World Junior Record in the 1500m indoor. 8th fastest 1500m runner of all time, 6th fastest 2000m runner of all time, 9th fastest 3000m runner of all time.
edit: I'd also like to mention that only two runners in history have run faster than Jakob in BOTH the 1500m and the 5000m. And those runners are: Hicham El Guerrouj and Bernard Lagat
How am I delusional?
@@charlesthorndike2702 He hasn't won any international medals.
I know 2 things he needs to stop doing is celebrating before he reaches the finish line and turning his head to watch the other runners at the end of a race. I’ve always thought that was a no no. Then again what do I know, the guy just won a gold medal in Tokyo. He’s fun to watch.
song?
3:26:00 , rremember that time, it's time to lower it to 3:25. Maybe already this year.
Gjert said in next 1-2 years
Great talent. Fine young man. Will not be the greatest on the 1500/Mile, not enough base speed on 400/800. His distance is the 5000, will be in the top 3.
Well, he is an Olympic champion now
yes
Fastest=🧬
Not rly true
Music at 1:55
Look forward in 2021 to Stuart McSweyne ( Australia) v. Jacob Ingelbrigtsen, as who is best white male in 1500/ mile.. 5000. Then see either can get medals in big events : world championships or Olympics.
Add Jacob Kiplimo in the mix and you have a ridiculous fierce competition.
@@SilviuBurcea1 Jacob K is a youngster still, African of course, and is a very good 5 k ( 12:48) and half marathoner., and getting better.... just before Xmas, McSweyne ran 3:50 mile, a solo run ( second 4:09), Following 3:30 1500m earlier in 2020.
Who knows if Jakob has planned to go on 10.000m one day ? Because I'm sure he will be a master class killer on this distance...
The next Messi of Athletics? I hope so 🇬🇧
@@triman9247 Yeah good point, I was gonna go with tiger Woods lol
What I meant is I hope he goes down as a legend in his sport. I think I was tired when I wrote the OP 😅
Ps - it's football ⚽ 😛
@@triman9247 lol we are weird as fuck mon ami, i even considered using Ronnie O'Sullivan 😅😅
@@triman9247 Ronnie is the greatest natural snooker player in the history of the sport :)
@@triman9247 watch this Mon ami czcams.com/video/HwdvROf-V9w/video.html
You mean the next Daniel Komen, somehow i do not think he will be as good as him.
im not a running expert but when do runners usually peak?
short and middle distance can be early 20s to mid 20s, long distance usually in the 30s.
IT varies from people to people but usually atheletes break bunch of records before 25 but many have still broken records even after 30s for example Eliud Kipchoge so it really depends on ur health and training. But if I have to say an age then I'd say around 24 😃
@@damanredarnishu5509 most forwards in football as well peak at +-24
Wow. Even back then, the unknown whitman was chasing him
That’s Seb Coe.
His mentality is exactly the same as Magnus Carlsens. No wonder they're the best
0:14 and I'm already confused are all these photos of the same guy? the future face of running is quite the shapeshifter
He is in all of the pictures except one (when he talks about his brothers)
"We believe we're the best, even if we know we're not." That's just admitting that you don't believe you are the best.
Well I mean unless you are the reigning Olympic or World champion you are not the best clearly
He's using "believe" in a slightly different sense, more about trust and standards rather than perception of reality. Totally legit, even ignoring the fact that English isn't his first language.
Not yet, but today's gold at Tokyo, letting up at the end also,
I interpret it as «I’ll fake it until I make it».
@@tenaciousme3105 champ mindset even though you are not
He doesn't think its talent, I beg to differ. Theres thousands of athletes who could run ten times the amount he does and they still wouldn't be able to touch him. But the family support and his drive and motivation are definitely huge factors.
I don't think there's many that could run 10 times more than him let alone 100 miles a week and he was training well since he was 10 and has two brothers to push him in training
Running more doesnt make you better. Its about training the exact right amount and the right things and that is what the Ingebrigtsens have done @Rasher
Running 10 times more than jakob is impossible, he is a professional athlete because he has good genes, insane winner instinct, and he has trained way more than anybody else from a very young age
@@khaled-ds2wj Its metaphorical - in other words the guy said he trained 10 times more than other kids. I used a metaphor to say hes just bloody talented. Relax.
you are right. If you took 100 people and train then exactly the same only one will win because he has more talent
Guess an athlete can ignore the Janteloven : )
You can't say you didn't push your child into running or push them hard, and then have them run a 4:21 mile at 12 years old, like his father says. I don't get why he felt the need to lie about that, it's like bodybuilders lying about how many calories they eat. They feel like it detracts from the accomplishment and they want people to think that the majority of their abilities come from 99% genetic talent and 1% hard work. In every sport, and even in games like chess, the best performers are the ones whose parents raised them doing it when they were the only ones who knew the big picture. Little 4-10 year old Jakob didn't understand why he was running, just that it was always a part of his life. Again, it doesn't detract from the accomplishments, so I don't see the reason to leave out that early start, which is often more than a decade before their peers start the sport in high school. I am very excited to see how far Jakob can go with all of that said, he's phenomenal.
Jakob 💪🏻
Why didn't he run the 5000m at the Olympics?
He probably knew he could not win both
"You're not born with talent."
What does everyone in your family do for work? Oh, we're all pro runners.
Yeah, it's almost as though being brought up with people who knew how to train and kept applying himself. People said I was "talented", just worked harder. When I stopped working, the "talent" dissapeared. The only people who believe success is a gift you are born with are those who never tried to actually achieve anything and blame everything around them.
@@NeesyPlaysGuitar c'mon bro I'm not here to say that hard work doesn't matter but if we all did the exact same training some of us would be faster than others. I like Jakob. I'm a fan of his. He has an incredible work ethic. But it's ludicrous to suggest genetics play zero role in endurance sports. Don't make this into a bootstraps thing.
@@NeesyPlaysGuitar IT'S THE FUCKING DEFINITION OF TALENT! If he had said skill or ability I would agree. I'm pretty sure he could have played as much chess as Magnus Carlsen but never be nearly as good. That's a lack of talent
@@NeesyPlaysGuitar Work is a necessity but talent is a prerequisite. You can't make any odd guy run even nearly as fast as Jakob. It's a ludicrous notion.
@@DavidPinsonneaultTri it's equally as ludicrous to state that his family producing good runners is primarily a result of genetics. Funny how the stepson of my javelin coach became Irish champ right through youth with no genetic relation, almost as though he taught him what he KNEW. You cannot just throw out sweeping statements then get pissy when someone pulls you on the inaccuracies. Well you can, just makes you a fool.
You aren't born with talent? I beg to differ.
0:34 "You're not born with talent."
Hmm, well, if you mean, "All individuals who became gold metalists had to *_become 'talented'_* by working their asses off to eventually palm that heavy, shiny coin," then sure, none of us are "born with 'talent.' " But, if by "You're not born with talent," you mean, "Upon our birth, any one of us could win a gold metal someday," then _yeah right!_
In order to be the BEST, you have to first break all three of Daniel Komens long standing World records, all set before 1997 or earlier
1- The mind bending 7min 58sec for two miles, the time he set on the second occasion when he went under 8min
Komen ran the first mile quicker than Roger Bannister did, whilst breaking under that magical 4minute barrier, and then went on to run a further mile at the same pace as Bannister.
Daniel Komen is still the only human being to have gone under 8min for two miles, so that's record number one.
2- Then there's both the 3000m indoor and outdoor World Records, 7min 24sec for the indoor, and a scarcely believable 7min 20sec outdoors.
All these records were set nearly twenty five years ago, and no athlete has even come close to beating them.
Dear Mr Ingebritsen, until you come anywhere near these records, you will be just another one of the other hugely talented athletes, of whom there are hundreds from Ethiopia and Kenya
He is less then 3 seconds behind 1500 WR and is the 3rd fastest runner ever in both1500 and 3000
@@janparchanski9242 Hmm maybe wikipedia is out of date? Looks like based on those times the 1500 is his to lose at the Olympics though...wow.
@@RogerPack exactly 1500 is probably his best shot
@@RogerPack edit I've just checked he is not 3rd fastest but 8th of all time. Will never ever trust anyone on CZcams ☺️ who knows maybe he/she shared/copied the wrong info just like me later on.
And 9th in 3000 in history
Timothy Cheruiyot: Whatever.
so u never be satisfied kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
The mindeset you see in that video is the factor why he is better than hos brothers or better than his brother philip.
his statement is a dangerous one also, that means you are susceptible to using illegal means to reach that goal....
what statement?
what in the world are you talking about?
What in the hell are you going on about?
Everybody that wants to be the “best” in any sport will have to use illegal substances. People that think otherwise are at least naive
@@fsamp9969 I think you’re the naive one for thinking every good athlete just uses drugs. Stop discrediting Jakob’s lifelong dedication and hard work to the sport of running
the dude does not have the speed. sorry kid, but your gains at this point will be incremental, and nominal. i am amazed at his achievements. spectacular. but fastest ever, no way, not even close.
Fair point. It will be interesing to see if the incremental gains will equate to improved times, particularly by the time he is 24 yo.
@Rubber Duck Yep, incremental improvement only from here.................ahh, sorry dude. He just took nearly 4 seconds off his Indoor 1500M time TODAY. Ran 3:30.81, which is now #5 all time. Less than 1 second off world record. I know many want to keep living in the world where a white man can't be the best in distance running. But this kid may prove you wrong real soon. He is #2 in the world indoor and outdoor 1500M right now. Than means he is better than every afraica except two, so you better check that ego at the door my friend. He is coming......
These same type of people want to believe a non-african will never be the fastest in the sprints either. 10 years ago a non-african never went under 10 seconds in the 100M. Now there are 9 of them (5 asians and 4 causcasions). Humans are essentially the same all over. Who excels in any specific event is essentially a social construct. People all over the world see it is possible and you will have 2.5 billion asians knowing it is possible. Its just a matter of time.
Dudes like you with negative attitude and energy will never achieve anything in life.Jakob just won the Tokyo olympics and broke the olympic record only shy of world record by 2 seconds.My guess is you still live in your mum's basement.
@@jeffitachi2589 and he has said that they are going for the world record now
He won’t break the wr
What makes you say that?
@@charlesthorndike2702 Hmm. If he could change his running form to be like the Kenyans, he could drop seconds off his time without any additional physical exertion. I wish he would spend a few months in Iten, Kenya doing the daily routines with those guys.
@@kevinkasp i mean he's beating like 99% of kenyans and he doesn't even have the same genetic advantages as them
I'd say that the genetic advantages are more prevelant at the longer distances. Europeans have typically done quite well over the middle distances. Also I think saying he won't break the WR with nothing to back it up is just hating.
Don't set limits to what other people can achieve or not. Set only for urs.
Don't forget there is an athlete younger than him that run faster...
Kiplimo?
kiplimo may be able to beat him in the 3k and 5k and beyond (especially since Jakob trains primarily more for the shorter distance events) but Kiplimo wouldn't beat him in the 1500, 1 mile, and the 2k. Even the 3k at some point in time.
@@EpicGamer427 Yeah seems like 1500 is his to lose at the Olympics...at what, age 20? Wow.
if he's to set a foot in the 5000m race in the 2021 Olympics, the likes of cheptegei and kiplimo are going to eat this kid alive.
in the 3k it was very close between kiplimo and ingebrigtsen
He'll be unsatisfied then.
Great to see this guy develop. But, “The fastest ever”, in Norway maybe? If the world, which events? I think will not be 1500, and 3000/5000, can he be good enough against huge African talent and current records. Realistic.. maybe fastest white guy. He has broad talent in many events, not great in any, yet. Jim Ryan was better teenager.
Fuck all to do with talent didn't you listen
“ I’ve always been used to winning”,see other comments.. “fantastic talent”.
How can you say he does not. Must have talent, hard work, and right training and tactics. All three.
Another comment: “He does not think it’s talent, I beg to differ”. Ie, he is putting too much on his hard work. Yet wants to be the best ever. Best ever always comes with talent at current performance levels.
In 1500m he is less then 3 seconds behind the world record at 20 years of age. I would be surprised if he's not gonna brake it.
2, 3 behaind
Keep dreaming.u will never beat the Africans haha
You did watch yesterdays 5000?
He just did
He just did again #olympicgold
Hahahahaha Who is laughing now? 😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
"It's not running that's our passion, it's winning"
I would reply that running is my passion and that winning is my job. That would have been true a lifetime ago, but now women are my passion and soccer is my job. Running is who I am. Frankly you've just insulted a lot people who are passionate about running, I'm not going to be offended for them, but I'd like to point out that you're not the fastest in the world, so you shouldn't be talking about winning like it's something automatic. You may have experienced victory as a necessity given the dynamic with your parents and siblings, but when you cross the finish line, the footage shows you are defeated. You sort of slump over 1:21
he is already burning out.... he will retire by the age of 22 and become a tv host in norway....
how is he burning out when he just ran 3:28 this summer and 3:31 indoor ?
@@msb1500m because he is starving himself to be lighter... a recipe for disaster
@@Website9 "he is starving himself". this statement is based on what? you should dive into the tv show team ingebrigtsen and take a look at some of things he eat
Olympic champion now
@@Website9 so he will be an Olympic Champion and a tv host at the same time?
This is actually a pretty toxic mindset lol…
Norwegians should stick to chess.
Lance Armstrong also wanted to win at all costs.
Just watch out is all that I'm saying.
disqualify the fraudster
Stopped watching 1 minute in. Terrible message, terrible mentality.
"I've always been used to winning" that's because you're racing in Norway and because you were brought up in the shadow of Carlsen, who propaganda has likely turned into some champion of the people.
wrong. the ski athletes have preceded carlsen as national heroes for decades
Hes overrated always chokes in big meets
Overrated? He is the future of running! Will Get gold in 1500, 5000 and 10000 in olympic and world championschips!
is he a trans?