World Youth 5k Shot Put Record

This is Rosen Karamfilov I don't know what county he is from this throw was 22.05m. The New Record is 22.10m by a kid from China.This Record might be broken this summer at the IAAF World Youth Championchips. Enjoy!

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[TheAndyharris]

this is not even close , Hayden threw 74'10 1/2 " a few years ago in Texas

[TrackDaddy97]

@TheAndyharris Ok This is the old world youth record with the 5k shot not the 12lb shot.

[sandnigga2233]

some dude from poland freaking smashed that at the youth olympics

[TrackDaddy97]

@sandnigga2233 yeah I know that and Marin Premeru broke this record before the Polish guy did.

[wolfdog45]

we got a 15 yr old here in NZ that can throw it 21m, i reckon he'll stand a god chance of beating it

[TrackDaddy97]

@wolfdog45 Yeah I think the whole throwing commu9nity knows about Jacko great talent just hope he can keep throw far.

[EndlersaurusRex]

@TheAndyharris 10 pounds is not a standard. That varies from area to area. 12 pounds is though. Your very first statement with the kilograms was still wrong though.

[TheAndyharris]

@EndlersaurusRex And they start with 12lb. at 15 years old , The JV does NOT throw a lighter shot than the Varsity

[TheAndyharris]

exactly and not one of them threw a 10lb , my son never threw a 10 lb, starting at freshman year its 12 lb , there is no 5 k in it anywhere .

[EndlersaurusRex]

@TheAndyharris No I'm not because it's a national standard. The U.S. does not use international implements outside of international competitions. For instance, Hayden Bailio, Stephen Saenz, Michael Carter, etc. all great shot putters (the last the U.S. record holder for H.S.) all did it with a 12# and they're all from Texas.

[TheAndyharris]

@EndlersaurusRex wrong

[EndlersaurusRex]

@TheAndyharris Texas does 8# or 4k for junior high, 10 pound for JV in HS (Frosh/Soph), and 12 for Varisty. 10# doesn't equal 5k, and 12 pounds doesn't equal 6k. Everywhere in the U.S. uses the same weight.

[TheAndyharris]

@EndlersaurusRex Not sure about that. Texas does use what i said. a few states like Cali, make rules up as they go .

[EndlersaurusRex]

@TheAndyharris Where are you from? The U.S. is the only area not to use that standard, and we don't use the one you mentioned.

[TheAndyharris]

@EndlersaurusRex Not in this part of the world they do not. That is why i asked because small kids in Middle school use the 5 k . (14-15 years old) 16-18 use 6 k , 18 + use 7.26, and the guy in the Vid is way past being 15 years old.