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

Imagine that you are an elite athlete. He has spent almost his entire life training to develop his skills and physical fitness. A lifetime of determination, sacrifice and discipline in hopes of reaching the pinnacle of talent and physical prowess, only to be defeated... by a child. As unfair as it is hilarious, some people are simply born with strange natural abilities. While it may take most of us years or decades to learn a complex new skill, there is a small army of kids who seem to master expert-level talents without breaking a sweat. I wouldn't challenge any of the kids we're about to see.

Ready to meet them? Let's move on! BUNCHIE YOUNG You may have recently seen 12-year-old Bunchie Young. He is not only popular on YouTube and Instagram for his sometimes bleached afro mullet. Bunchie is

fast

, really

fast

. I know what you're thinking. Like you can't leave a child behind? Well, last year, Bunchie broke a decade-old world record in the 100 yards in the 10-year-old division with a blistering time of 12.4. The most impressive part? She was only 9 years old! However, she is not just a running star. Bunchie is quickly becoming a prodigy on the football field. He burns his opponents with speed, whether running the ball as a running back, catching the ball at receiver, or tackling opponents on defense.

But the talent God has given him is not enough: he trains six days a week with a specialized coach to prepare him for his future career in football. He has formed a mentoring relationship with Tennessee Titans cornerback Adoree Jackson, who emerged as an equally unique young talent. He was named Sports Kid of the Year by Sport Illustrated in 2017, however, his big break came last year when he appeared in a Super Bowl commercial with star NFL players. He had to keep it a top secret, and even told his friends that he was filming a mayonnaise commercial! Bunchie has big ambitions, he wants to be the youngest track and field gold medalist in history and then start his journey in the NFL.

Could

this

kid be the next GOAT of the NFL? TILUCK KEISAM I really don't care if the next kid hits me. I've never really been able to skate, does limbo seem painful and doing splits? Forget it! Somehow,

this

boy managed to master all three before he turned eight. Introducing Indian sensation Tilukc Keisam. This little master set a new world record for limbo skating and he's only 7 years old! He skated a total distance of 524 feet under bars that were less than 10 inches off the ground, breaking the old record by 165 feet! This becomes even more impressive when you consider that he only started playing the sport 2 years ago.

Since then, he has spent 7 hours a day practicing! So no time for toys, huh? When you think about how much this kid has already accomplished, he really makes you think... What am I doing with my life? JUJU NODA Japan is known for its unique culture, sushi, and love of high-performance vehicles. There is also an emphasis on honoring family traditions, so when Juju Noda got his first car at age 3, he was simply following in his father's footsteps. His father had been a competitive racer, competing in F1, Indycar and Super GT rallies. At age 9, Juju was testing F4 machines and broke the lap record at Okayama Raceway a year later.

As he grew older, he tested higher-powered F3s while dominating local karting rallies. He is ready to make his debut in the Danish F4 championship this year – that's 24 races! She also has big ambitions. Sure there are female F1 drivers, but none have ever tasted gold at the top of the podium. Juju wants to be the first. Don't let his cute innocence fool you: he'll leave you in the dust without blinking. TIMA KULESHOV Sometimes you are simply born with a natural talent, a unique combination of bravery, superhuman balance and Ukrainian heritage. Alex Kuleshov, a 4-year-old boy, possesses seemingly supernatural abilities that far surpass his short time on Earth.

Let's do a little timeline here, stay with me; This kid's amazing dexterity with anything on two wheels is something that has to be seen to be believed. When he was 1 year old his parents bought him his first strider bicycle. Not very impressive, I mean, I had one of these when he was a kid his age. Fast forward less than a year: he's on a pedal bike. He would have been riding earlier, but his little feet couldn't reach the pedals. He graduated to minibikes at two and a half years old and now participates in motorcycle competitions. He is unrivaled among his peers, far above the children in his own age group.

Tima also loves skiing and trampoline jumping, but bikes are definitely his passion, with his fastest speed reaching a whopping 45 mph! This child surely has a bright future, I mean, at 4 years old, children are just learning to coordinate. MAXIM REZNICHENKO Prodigy is not a word you should use often, but I'll let you be the judge. 5-year-old Maxim Reznichenko is a boy with a mission, and that mission is to be the best. The best at what you ask for? Well, judging by his long list of hobbies, everything! Maxim has already mastered BMX and motocross, quads on snowmobiles, hoverboarding, jet skiing, skating, free-running, gymnastics, climbing, parkour, swimming and trampolining.

Are we sure he's not just a tiny Terminator training for Judgment Day? His parents claim that they even knew he would be an athlete before he was born. Maxim mastered skiing when he was one and a half years old! While you and I were struggling to even stay upright at a year and a half, this little freak of nature was gliding down the slopes with the grace of an Olympic skier. When asked what he wants to be when he grows up, Maxim insists that he wants to be a superhero. I would say that judging by the variety of skills he has mastered by the age of five, he could achieve that goal!

Let us all be glad that he has chosen to use his powers for good. The last thing we need is a super strong mini-villain! KADEN GALATIUK This 9-year-old caught the attention of the NHL after posting a viral video of himself training for his chosen sport: ice hockey, balancing on a board while practicing stickhandling. The next day, the NHL reached out to him because they wanted the hockey world to know about this future star. Kaden Galatiuk has been playing hockey for 7 years, since he was only 2 years old. He definitely wasn't thinking about a future sports career when he was growing up, but I guess that's why I'm not in the spotlight position for him right now.

His father is a former professional hockey player, and after seeing Kaden's talent and drive for the sport, he built her a miniature hockey rink in the backyard for her to train and hone his skills. It's pretty safe to say it's probably one of the only local hockey rinks in its home state of Texas! Kaden's viral video has already had millions of views and has been reposted by major sports companies and networks. Other kids have also approached him about their own exercises and training regimens, hoping to get some tips and tricks from this budding Wayne Gretzky. QUE JIANYU Rubik's Cube.

It really is the gift you buy for someone you don't like, however, I don't think this 13 year old Chinese kid would agree with you on that. Que Jianyu is most likely the craziest Rubik's Cube genius you've ever heard of. How big is he? How about the fastest hanging upside down solution in 15.84 seconds? Do you want another? It took him only 96.39 seconds to solve 3 cubes simultaneously using both hands and feet. You do not believe me? Look at this! But wait, wait, wait… I can get over that. Last year he appeared on a Chinese TV show and solved 3 cubes while he juggled them in the air.

Color me impressed, I usually just cheat and move the stickers! PJ BALL When you hear competitive cup stacking, does it sound easy to you? How difficult can it be to stack glasses? Well, it turns out that stacking them super fast is actually extremely difficult. 11-year-old PJ Ball is already a celebrity in the world of sports stacking; yes, it exists. He has appeared on national television and has more championship medals than participation trophies. Competitive stacking is all about speed, as you stack and form formations with multiple cups without knocking them over. It takes a steady hand to master this sport, and he has some of the steadiest in the business.

He started practicing this unique sport when he was only 7 years old. In the 4 short years that followed, he turned the hobby into a family business, with mom and dad accompanying him on his national tours and demonstrations in the US. He is also a member of the World Sport Stacking Association and has competed with the national team. American national. In 2017, PJ competed at the Youth Olympic Games in Houston, where he earned yet another medal to add to his growing collection. JAMIE ADDISON If you're like most kids, you loved riding down the street on your scooter whenever you could.

But I bet you never mastered some of the high-flying tricks this little kamikaze can pull off with ease. Jamie Addison received her first scooter from her father when she was 9 years old. At 11 years old, yes, you heard right; Just two years later, he was already surpassing adults in this extreme sport. In 2012, the 11-year-old was making headlines, being labeled the scooter world's wunderkind, showing off some of the impressive tricks he had mastered, including 360s and backflips, which he has called his signature move. In 2019, 18-year-old Jamie was taking the world by storm, finishing fourth at the FISE Action Sports Festival in Montpellier, one of the sport's most prestigious events.

Jamie, something of a local celebrity in his hometown of Eastbourne in the United Kingdom, has amassed an impressive Instagram following of over 51k, where he shares his latest tricks and maneuvers. He even landed a sponsorship with Root Industries, a leading scooter brand, with its own exclusive collection of scooters and accessories. CHASE CARRERA Lionel Messi, Christiano Ronaldo, David Beckham – all names that come to mind when you think about football, right? Well, we'll memorize the next name, because this kid is sure to become a household name in the not-too-distant future. Chase Carrera is a 10-year-old boy from Massachusetts who dreams of conquering the world of soccer.

Except he already is! In 2018, Chase competed in one of the largest international youth soccer tournaments in the world and traveled to Spain as part of the Massachusetts team. How many adults can say they have played representative football in Europe? His coaches already predict that Chase will be part of the United States national soccer team within the next 10 years. And the young man also has big goals: he wants his name to be synonymous with this sport. But Chase understands that he won't be able to get there without a solid training regimen. He loves to train; He would do it all the time if he didn't wear down his trainers so quickly!