This summer saw some impressive performances by young athletes, but from younger to senior success, the bridge is one of the most convenient sports problems.
In recent days, some of the demining have reached the young athletes. From 16-year-old Cooper Lutkenhaus’ 1: 42.27 more than 800 m 15-year-old US champions Kelly Doualla’s Sprinting Excellence In Tampere, adolescent athletes in the European Under-20 Championships help light the 2025 summer season.
In September, we will even see these athletes in the World Cups of Tokyo. Lutkenhaus for beginners has already installed its place in the United States team. In April 19, Innees Fitzgerald is a little bigger, but he has been seriously training for three or four years In gold double tampere This month and hopes that last month in London, London is set up its European to 20,5000 m 5000 meters in London.
Like any experienced coach or a long-term athletes, the teenager’s victory does not guarantee high success in the future. To get a bolt of every US dollar, there are innocent adolescence, “talents” and “charities” that falls next to the road, the infamous complex corridor.
I covered the European European Championship Time It was the 1999 event in Riga. The golden girl in the championship was German Sprinter Sina Skiele, after the Red-Hot Days, 100 m, 200 m and 4×100 m headings.
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Yuri Bornzakakovsky won the same riot Andrews, Britain’s Nic Andrews at the same Riga championships. Still showing the pic of the athlete’s progress, in 2004 he won the Russian Olympic gold, while Andrews fought any faster than 1. 49.08 he reached that summer.
Perhaps the most dramatic example of everyone comes in AMA Amayka in 2002. On the land of Racing House and just a month after the 16th anniversary of his birth, Usain Bolt won 200 m. In those same championships, the Women’s 200 million women, however, competed for only two seasons to packaging due to injuries and disappointment.
In 200 m, in Britain, in fact, the event is pouring into a large run of teenagers who fought for their potential. Amy Spencer was the best adolescence of the Millennium Turn and called the BBC Young Sports Persian Persian, but until 2005 he left athletics. During the same period, Sarah Wilhelg was once charged as “next big thing”, but also left the teenager after moving to senior rows.
Of course, some make it. Dina Asher-Smith was a horrific teenager and began to break British posts 100 m and 200 meters. Jodie Williams, who enjoyed a successful juvenile period, fought many injuries for many years to end at the end of the Bronze Mechanic of the Olympic Relay in 2021.
Moreover, it is good to see Amy Hunt, the British up to 20-20 recorders in the 200 million, now successfully negotiations on the junior-senior passage. Hunting found his way to the “other side” and he The 100m title of the UK won in Birmingham This month.
Some of the most famous “talents” who were struggling to make their sign when older people were in the history of Athletics.
Lincy McDonald was only 16 years old when he won the 400 m header of British at the National Record of 51.16 and passed to the 1980 Olympic Games in Moscow. But his athletics career did not make progress. Despite his age records, of course, the test of time stood, and he became a doctor.
ADE MAFE reached the 2007 Olympic Olympics in Los Angeles in 1984 and continued to win closed European gold and world closed medals. But in the mid-1990s, he pursued a successful career as Fitness coach football clubs such as Chelsea. Similarly, Harry Aikinees-Arayetti in 2006 He won a global junior headquarters, and although it is the same heights, he won multiple relays before winning “nitrogen”. Gladiators And now, 36 years old, becoming a Have been strictly come to dance competitor in the coming weeks.
Kirk Dumleton is known that Steve Ovett and SEB Council will win the crown of the crossroads of the 1972 English schools in the same race, and he continued to do well, although it is not clear to the same level.
Funeral runners, asteroids, seem to attract the title of “Teen Vessels” more. For example, Georgy Clark won the 1999-year-old title 800 m and a year later, Australia at the Sydney Olympics at the age of 16.
Similarly, Marie Care competed in only 17-year-old championships, then won the world’s 3,000-meter title in 2014, but her results were sharply tailored when she endured with Alberto Salazar coach.
Return to Britain, Emily Gilgon (from right to right) was named “New Paula Radcliffe”, and many of her adolescence victories in 2005. In July, they reached the 16th anniversary of his birth and the victory of the London Olympic application. He hung his spots in 2014 at the age of 24.
In 2016, former Time editor Mel Watman has performed his study of the young athlete’s statisticsLooking at what happened to 90 winners of English schools and field titles in 2006.
In a decade, when athletes would be aged 24 to 29, and at the peak of their career, Watta found that 11 out of 42 winners of 42 girls reached an international jacket.
At the same time, Dr. Carla came out as Ph.D. by the former GB Hepthlete and Sprint Hirdler.
The reasons for the athletes varies from injuries and disease to examination pressure or alternative interests such as career, boy / girlfriend or even other sports. There are also more sensitive reasons, such as athletes who are crushed, as adolescents keep hunger to train, while children can be on their own.
After covering the Athletics scene of the teenagers Time One quarter of a century, here is my conclusions …
For each national senior champion or the Olympians, there are countless “talents” that leave medical or entirely. Unfortunately, the rates of teenagers are frown.
If you are a parent or coach don’t assume that your talented child will make the top. Opportunities are not in your favor, but it should not stop giving them as good support and encouragement as possible.
Here’s the thing you will fight to find the Olympic gold medalist or a world record breaker that most of their athletics don’t take the teenagers late in the evening.
Remember that it is better to win national or international titles as junior than nothing at all. Many critics who point to “failure to do their potential” are younger athletes more often than never gained anything. Being the best of your event to your age for the best thing in your event is definitely something to clap.
Win or lose, the adolescent athletics competitions give lovely memories that last throughout their lives. The competitors of this summer and elsewhere do you have to forget this summer this summer. They may never do the Olympic chair, but they will still achieve more than most athletes can dream.
