RUN A 4:17 MILE WITH ME!

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Video producido por Nate Castner con @mtn Mountain Techne -

[Radioactive_Treehouse]

People who run at this level will NEVER not be a huge inspiration to me. Especially since I've struggled to get good at running basically my whole life. Cheers mate!

[elitehaxxor]

I felt that "Why am I running out of juice now?!" in my soul. Great job gentlemen!

[franciscoxavierpardo]

Mind blowing. Those people on the track don’t even realize the excellence they just witnessed right next to them.
4:17 !!! It’s like you sprinted the whole way. I’m mind blown. Great stuff man

[tenzinlee]

Luis just got more verbal encouragement in 4 minutes than most men get in their adult lives. Beautiful to see!

[jonhannula]

The tall guy that's running it's like he's just floating on air just flying I really like the way he runs!

[estebanarayaguzman]

If after 20 years you still have that feeling, you definitely did god choosing running and following this path as Athlete. Congrats!!!

[Simplicity]

I'm A CAP cadet and one of the eventual goals are to run a 5:00 mile. This video just gave me a ton of inspiration to hopefully reach that goal some day. Thank you!

[nathangrimes]

People don’t understand how impressive this actually is Great work 💪🏼

[jkthelastsamurai]

I remember i lived in Colorado for three months and i used to train at this track, what makes this more impressive is that he’s running this fast at a high elevation, at sea level he’d probably go faster

[Stan]

It’s difficult to gauge speed with camera angles, but the foot cadence sound translated perfectly. 🚀

[isaacfalkenstine]

Ive ran at mile high (Denver and Albuquerque) quite a bit, and I've run at sea level quite a bit. Most people don't understand how much that makes a difference. VERY impressive mile time for anyone, but especially for that altitude.

[tobiasegner]

Respect to the cameraman who ran this incredible pace while holding the cam

[mattparks]

I ran very competitively in high school with my best mile time being a 4:35. For anyone who doesn't run, just know that hundreds of hours and thousands and thousands of miles go into running at this level. I remember biking to school every day at 5:30am to run 4 miles with my guys before showering and going to class, then getting out of school to run and train for 3-4 more hours. Waking up at 6:00 all summer and a lot of times running close to a marathon in a day when you add in afternoon practice. Kudos to you Luis! Such an impressive time congrats.

[masihnaim]

Bloody hell! Wow. That's insane pace. Luis is extremely fit. Well done. I would only be able to this pace for less than a minute 😄 🤣

[DevRunner]

I find your training so inspiring! As a 53 year old runner and coach myself, I learn so much from you that I can pass on to my clients! Keep pushing Luis!

[ohozal]

My fastest mile I’ve reached was 5:43. Pushing to get 5 flat by the end of the year. This man is an absolute unit

[zachgoll]

I don’t understand how you just keep going at that pace. Makes my lungs hurt just watching!

[nmherper]

The best mile I have ever ran (on a treadmill) was 8:53. I can't imagine getting lapped twice by you lol. Great job!

[mariosavva]

Wow awesome! I've just started running and im pleased with a 10:30 mile 😂

[goofball]

I hope you know how incredible this was to watch. 4:17 is so fast! Good job! I’m still trying to get a sub 6.