This Kid Runs So Fast, No One Can Beat Him...

There are normal kids and then there are kids like

this

, from the world's

fast

est kid to a 10-year-old who can lift more than most adults. These kids have more skills than any of us combined, starting with Rudolph Ingram Jr.,

this

kid is so

fast

. Standing tall, he is earning the fiery nickname Blaze at just 10 years old. Blaze has already broken speed records by smashing the 100 meters in 13.48 seconds at lightning speed. He earned the little speed demon a permanent spot on his local soccer team, where he dominates the kids. much older than him, and in case you were wondering, yes, the little guy has abs and, for another type of football, another little guy who is tearing it up is none other than seven-year-old Arat Hosseini, aka Mini Messi, this Iranian.

Prodigy is surprising his coaches and talent scouts with deft moves and dangerous finishes. The only problem is after hours of featured videos. I haven't seen him pass the ball yet. I guess when you're that good, who needs tug-of-war teammates? One of the only sports where most people can confidently

beat

a kid, unless you're facing 10 year old Bo Jensen from Kansas, this kid is literally the strongest kid in the world. He went to the US Powerlifting Championships and broke all the records. his age group and isn't satisfied with being the best at everything, his boyfriend finished him off by pulling two trucks single-handedly, his father apparently saves a fortune by not paying for roadside assistance, talking about kids no one would dare mess with face, has some of the fastest punches in the world

beat

not only other children but also adult boxers.

She managed to record an incredible 300 hits in just 30 seconds. These fists of fury are no joke. Watch him completely pulverize this tree that needs a lumberjack when Nika is around, this Japanese schoolboy has spent his entire life doing only two things, watching old Bruce Lee movies and training to be the next kung fu legend at just 10 years old, he is nothing less than a miniature ninja with lightning-fast punches, skull-crushing spinning kicks. and ryusei's attitude to match is the undisputed king of the playground, his mastery of kung fu karate and his skill with a pair of nunchucks is enough to make anyone think twice before stealing this guy's lunch money. child if you thought it was extreme, wait until you meet.

Eight-year-old Julian Voytia, this pint-sized Pennsylvanian, has been an extreme sports enthusiast for as long as he can remember, from snowboarding to skiing to BMX to mountain biking, if that gets your adrenaline pumping. Julian is there. He is best known for his high-octane mountain bike racing. giving a lot of air and showing off in front of the cameras the when he was barely nine years old, he shows his unnatural speed and expert skill early on, but it's not easy. Bundy has to train five to six times a week to maintain his unusual physical condition. I'm lucky if I can finish 10,000 steps before June.

These Japanese gymnasts have mastered the impossible art of slacklining and make tightrope jumping look easy. Brothers Rikuto and Takushi Nakamura have been practicing on their backyard slackline for most of their lives; There's no harness or safety nets, just a thin gymnastics mat on the ground for When their latest maneuver doesn't go as planned, at just 13 and 10 years old respectively, this slackline duo have a very bright future ahead of them. Have you ever seen those videos of skiers hurtling down incredibly steep mountains before crashing into a pile of powder snow? They're probably adults with a lifetime of training and experience, right?

They say he's a 14-year-old Kai Jones who's been skiing the most dangerous slopes available as soon as he could walk from his trademark double backflips to falling off Wyoming's 35-foot sheer cliffs Kai will try anything as long as he doesn't scare his mom too much, okay, so let's move away from the kids who can put you in the hospital for a moment and get back to a kid who managed to turn his hobby into a payday for 14 years. Old British scooter writer Charlie Dyson rose to fame when YouTube videos of his crazy scooter stunts started going viral.

When he was just nine years old, he was performing expert tricks and a front flip live on Britain's Got Talent while not winning the talent show. He landed a sponsorship deal with Mad Gear Action Sports so he could continue doing what he loves and the good thing is. that his videos today seem to earn the respect of everyone who is lucky enough to see them. This next kid has taken basketball. The world is breaking loose and he's not even in high school, but ten-year-old Payton Kemp is still in fifth grade, but his skills as a point guard have sparked interest even in the NBA, modeling his playing style after Kyrie Irving and Steph.

Curry Hayton trains four days a week with two games each weekend. If you're hoping to see Peyton in the NBA, you might have to wait a while. The little gamer won't graduate until 2026. This kid makes Tony Hawk look old. Be fair, Tony Hawk makes Tony Hawk look golden, all joking aside, this teenage skating prodigy makes it look like you're playing Pro Skater 2 on Easy. 16-year-old Roman Hager was actually a champion skim boarder in his home state of Florida before trading the waves. for the concrete of a skate park, although he may not land all the tricks he does have, all the sponsors are lined up for him to use his trademarks, from pulling ropes to smashing ice. 12 year old Roman Marcotte has really had his eyes on the NHL since he was two years old, Roman has lived on the ice training hard with his father and becoming one of the best in his age division.

He is so good that they put him on a team with guys much older than him and even with that apparent disadvantage he is consistently the MVP of every game his nhl dreams are probably closer than you think if there is a board involved this girl will dominate absolutely know sky brown not only is she a skilled professional surfer and skater but she's just 13 years old skye became the youngest olympic medalist in history when she took home bronze in park skating in 2020. on the ramp, No one comes close to the sky, her style of energetic tricks has led legends like Tony Hawk to call her one of the most promising park skaters in the world. planet, this was before she took the 2021 x games gold medal in women's park skating.

Life is good for the half-Japanese, half-British superstar, especially when you're number one before you turn 15. This next super kit is something we like to call a triple threat thirteen. One-year-old Javon Walton is trying to be the best in three different races at the same time, when he was only 11 years old. Javon became the only boy to hold Georgia state championship titles in both boxing and gymnastics. Why be a champion when I want to be one? 2 Another girl who is making her mark in the world of street sports is skating prodigy Sophia Bogdanova, this 16 year old Russian looks like a figure skater on concrete, fast and elegant, and there is a reason for that since she was four years old Sophia's parents signed her up for ice.

She took skating classes, but at the age of seven the little skater had gone from blades to wheels with a long list of awards, trophies and recognitions. Sofia is also a six-time world champion and nine-time European champion slalom skater. There are some names that carry a weight of expectation imagine being called clark kent and not everyone expects you to become a literal superman, the 10 year old swimmer surprised officials by breaking olympic medalist michael phelps' record of 23 in the 100 meter butterfly, while fast swimming was not one of superman's known powers. If he starts shooting lasers with his eyes, we might have problems when I say freestyle.

Most people think speedos shave legs and Olympic pools, but in the world of soccer, freestyle is an athletic expression of art. Nick Sada, 15, is the routine of 2021. World freestyle soccer champion A title won against competitors 10 or 20 years older than him His mix of fluid movements Expert balance and impossible maneuvers are hypnotic to watch I wonder if he really is Well in football Sometimes when a celebrity's son follows in their famous parents' footsteps, you wonder if they really have talent or if they are just cashing in on the family name. Fortunately, in the case of Tiger Woods, Charlie's son has the skills to pay the bills.

I guess it helps to have a world champion golfer like your father, since the couple has been practicing a lot lately, you can also tell that his gestures and techniques are almost identical, which shows that he is not just an Instagram athlete. Charlie and Tiger recently competed against John Daly and his son in a father-son classic. Despite his small size, Charlie insists that he does not play mini golf.