Problem with that last challenge is that the ball placements for Caleb were different than for Ange. Caleb's were 5 metres or so in front of the bags which gave him time to get his balance then make the pass, where as Ange's were set up in line with the targets and he had no time to recover and pass. That needs to be fixed for any further challenges
@@nancyvenia5447 lol I couldn't care less who won or lost. Just stating that there is no point comparing if the playing field and conditions aren't even
This is fun competition between 2 amazing players. Congrats to Caleb. As for Ange and his build it's insane for him to play full back. Love how rugby union gives a chance for almost every builds.
The ball placement is different, it looks like CC's are placed well behind the target so he can pick up and then set for a pass. Cap's balls looked to be inline with the target, pick and pass in the same motion while trying to keep running pace is not easy. Been good to see the ball placement the same for both, but then again I'm not there so can't be sure they weren't.
@@d_uzooo3972 give it a try best way to know. Will try to explain but will probably struggle, but in essence Cas has to pass the ball behind him more than CC, the rotation required to do that at high pace is very hard on the body, and then on top of that he needs to be accurate. If you watch someone pass accurately behind them, you'll often see their opposite foot (to the direction of the pass) be locked in place and act as a anchor to produce the rotation. Which Cas doesn't have the luxury off, as he isn't stationery. Why you often see full speed passes go forward after leaving the hands. Again best to give it a try and know the difference yourself.
Fun to watch, serious speed from both! Need some standardizing of the details for a level comparison, and for others to take the challenge at home and compare themselves to the sports best: - In the timed runs the start distance from the first cells (the farther the more speed you build up before the stopwatch starts) and the height of the cells (should be hip height for fairness) otherwise hand/arm swing can cut the cell "ahead" of the runner in Caleb's case (bad for start good for finish) and foot/leg swing could be ahead or behind runner when cells are placed so low in Anges case (good/bad for start finish). Both these can account for enough difference (specially the start distance) to tip the balance each since the result differences are in the 0.09 range. - In the run+pass the ball placement as has been mentioned extensively in other comments. Cool content, congrats!
@mmpj twod yeah it was 1.85 but that was at the 10m mark from the moment the gun went off and from blocks, so both reaction time (RT), block and center of mass (CoM) delay is factored in that time, whereas the rugby guys had a standing start and the clock was started once they crossed the first set of cells (which it seems from the video that in Calebs case were slightly further away from his starting spot compared to Ange thus allowing him slightly more space and time to accelerate before he crossed the first set of cells and the time started) so they had a slight run-in, these differences can easily account for 0.3 to 0.5 secs for these guys so there is the short answer. On the other side we can try and work out how much Bolt would have taken in similar conditions since his RT and first steps data is available, so: - Bolts RT in that race was 0.165 - Block start disadvantage (lower CoM and CoM slightly behind 0 metre mark) until first step push off start could account for another 0.135 at least, until Bolt would have "cut" the cells So 1.85 - 0.165 - 0.125 = 1,56 for Bolt in "similar" conditions
Very nice challenge. Last one is not strictly just speed, but still great to see. Caleb is one scary guy running at that speed with his bulk! I wish all players attempting to stop him during a game Godspeed! I hope they have good medical insurance!
Yeah, I thought Caleb would be best at the explosive shorter distance and Ange would be quicker as it got further. Would've liked to have seen a straight sprint across the field.
Ange took a terrible stance for the starting position, way too upright to create the explosiveness needed to lower his times, but I agree he would be the quicker of the two 40 meters plus
Would be interesting to give them a slalom to run. In and out of cones to test their speed and agility at the same time. I feel like that's a more accurate way that Rugby players need to run. On a side note. Caleb Clarke is a phenomenal talent. And a really nice guy. Everyone in New Zealand knows him as one of the most humble and kind players in the country.
Better form on that 3rd one Caleb... especially driving arm movement!! Back in my day i was an outside center/winger. I speed trained with the Boise State University wide receivers and they all helped me with form I helped them with endurance training... Jake Jacoby and a few others. Way before you were born... late 1970's and early 1980's. Keep the faith, I still love the game and watching you guys is fantastic!!
Capuzzo had the balls unfairly placed on the line of the target...how can you get this wrong? You are supposed to create the same challenge. I see you don't have serious people planning these challenges. I now wonder if the sensors at the starting point were also placed in the same way for both athletes. You need to standarize the challenges and maybe hire more detail oriented people...
100% with ya on that buddy, I noticed it straight away and also gotta take in the wind factor. Capuzzo maybe running into the wind? But well done Caleb 👍
It’s a cool challenge, but you’re 100% right, unfortunately it wasn’t the same for both competitors. I know this is just a bit of fun and entertainment but it should be done equally for both players. A shame that whoever was setting out the challenges couldn’t get this right which would have made it more fun and more entertaining.
@@StantonWarrior4 well that's the french fault and also, why does the french get to know caleb's time? its like extra motivation and a known target to beat
im so amazed at caleb holding such a big frame and beating the lighter man in the 10 metre and even the last challenge its harder to move at speed get down pick the ball and swivel your body all while moving at a rate of knots
I'd say Capuzzo is more of a stepper and glider and Clarke is more like a power runner which helps for sprints. But having said that Clarke showed his skill and accuracy in passing off both sides in the last challenge. That is the Kiwi catch-pass magic which still is unmatched in the rugby world.
And we probably had an inside agent placing the balls right on line instead of placed before the tackle bags in the French camp 🤣 Go Caleb, weapon like your old man 💪🏻🔥💯
i remember when i was a kid I went to watch the big final . For half time entertainment all the other teams (not in the final) put their fastest player forward to a length of the field sprint.
@@WorldRugby I thought clubs were keeping their data on players a secret!? That's why I was surprised to see Clarke running a 40m sprint, as that is the distance all clubs use. If you are allowed to approach clubs then Louis Rees-Zammit, Rieko Ioane (to see if he is actually as quick as they make out to be), Teddy Thomas, Hogg would be interesting over this distance, Mapimpi, Kolbe, Fassi, Alex Cuthbert, Jordan Larmour, Habosi, Koroibete,. If you can get some of these for a match up then I think your channel and views would start to increase as people would like to see how fast the current to guys are moving. If you could do a pitch race, post to post, that would be some entertainment!
Every French fan has known 10 nightmarish years where such a defeat was quite common...and if we have today a magnificent team that fills us with joy, we do not forget that the wheel turns. That's why, beyond the historical rivalry between England and France, I feel sad for our best enemies. The important thing is to come back, stronger! Vive l'Angleterre, vive la France, vive le rugby!
The 70m wasn't fair. Clarke picked up ball before target, could run 2-4 yards and then pass. Capuzzo picked up ball next to target, so had to pass backwards. PLEASE BE CONSISTENT IN THE RULES.
@@Erock1275 they weren't even timed off first movement - they were about 0.5 metres behind a timing gate which triggered the timer when they went through it, so not only is the reaction time not factored in, they were already in significant forward motion when the timer started - massive massive difference to the timing protocols used in T&F. You can add 0.4 to these times. That said they don't use blocks and it's on grass, but they'd still be way back on Bolt after 10 metres.
None of the tests really showed Capuozzo's real strength, which is his amazing ability to change direction at very high speed. The way he beat Kieran Hardy during Italy's win in Wales in 2022 was astonishing.
If you look at the size difference people Caleb should have lost being the bigger bulkier more muscle carrying player! He passing skill was way better than the other guy. If you ain’t pleased about the challenge maybe they should do a ‘Run it Straight’ challenge and see who is more devastating in a rugby game lol! We know who would win that one easy, my man CC!
I was a 10.88 sprinter as the age of 20 who played rugby at a lowish club level. I wanted to play higher level rugby, but I started getting slower and slower and slower. I eventually played 4th team rugby. What went wrong? After 40 years I was finally diagnosed with Axial Spondyloarthritis
Il prossimo anno, alla Coppa del Mondo, Capuozzo farà un c..o così alla Francia e ci porterà, per la prima volta nella storia, ai quarti di finale. VAI MITICO ANGE !!!!!
Ange had the balls placed beside the targets for the last challenge… by the time he picked up the ball he had to turn backwards to throw the ball at the target.
Just because you’re built bigger doesn’t always mean the smaller person is faster. Fast twitch fibers is natural in Maori and Polynesian DNA built with sturdy frames. We carry it well
Le problème technique de Cappuozo au démarrage est qu'il n'utilise pas assez ses bras qui doivent être plus proches de son corps et ses premiers appuis partent dans tout les sens. Il doit avoir les pieds droits pour envoyer plus de puissance. Caleb Clarke n'est pas assez penché, pas assez en pousser, pas assez en recherche de puissance sur les 30 premiers mètres, il doit être penché et se relever progressivement
Wow yeah, imagine If Jonah did this in his Hschool days he would have carved a new record to add to his HS history Athletic records he broke in nearly every event.
Caleb Clarke is fast, but he isn't even the fastest player in the All Blacks (assuming he makes the All Blacks again this year :-) Rieko Ioane is faster.
@@Ritalinband33 1.Carlin Isles(USA), 2. Sbu Nkosi(SA), 3. Cheslin Kolbe(SA), 4. Johnny May(ENG), 5.Rees-Zammit(WAL), 6.Anthony Watson(ENG)...as per official 100m times.
Nah slim caleb is quicker than ioane & still remains the quickest ab as of right now. I mean, what ab player do you know that can smoke off alasio naduva so casually? Cmon now. Not to mention rieko has been ran down a couple times, never seen that happen to caleb ever
The balls were placed in line with the bags for the Italian player, while it was easier for Caleb as they were behind so he could pick up, stabilise and throw. At least get the same tests going for each player.
No we haven't,and we don't give a,;:!? If you lot from wherever he comes from want him in a challenge. Do you own, don't moan about who's not in on this,,talk about salty people,,
Caleb isn't balanced enough in open play when he is at full pace. Often he stumbles but if he gets this sorted he will be even better. For reference on balanced running look at clips of Christian Cullen, Rupeni Caucau etc.
@@chalkandcheese1868 How so? 40 yard dash is 36.5m. A 4.8 40m is close to 10m per second top end, which is worth 0.1s per M. The 3.5m difference is worth .35s. so 4.87 - .35 equals 4.52 40yard dash. Roughly. It could be more if the player has apoor start. Get you facts straight before you call someone out. 👍
@@reddragon1572 Because hand timed sprints are a joke, proper electronically time the sprints and they'd be massively slower, and mostly because rugby player's sprinting prowess is wildly inflated. Those two guys would be lucky to break 12 seconds for the 100.
@@chalkandcheese1868 Who was using hand timed sprints? They used electronic timing gates. Exactly the same as in the combine. Low 11's these guys would be. Remember they were on grass with no blocks. A track with spikes is way quicker and blocks help loads, if you know how to use them properly. My only issue with this test is that the laser doesn't trigger right away so you get about. 2 headstart. You could take that away from a track with blocks though so it's not far off. Only thing is obviously reaction time.
@@reddragon1572 Not even close, low 12s and I'm being generous with that, and using running spikes can be a hinderance if you don't know how to use them, so it's silly when people say, " wow imagine how quick they'd be with spikes" I remember a sprint challenge years ago in Australia to find the fastest footballers from each code. Lachie Turner, probably the fastest Australian rugby player in modern history and an outstanding junior sprinter, won in 11.10, and Jarryd Hayne, the fastest league player, ran 11.20 with months of special training and help from Usain Bolt himself. Rugby players, soccer players, and even NFL players sprint times are massively exaggerated. They get shown up, and humiliated in the real world.
True ,butnfl combine is 40yrds indoors ,on turf in sprinting shoes. If they were doing 40m/44yrd out doors, on grass in boots/cleats It would probably be alot closer.
For a winger he likes blaming fatigue it actually looks like his only weeknes shown but plenty room for improvement in that are,trick is to train enough to play 2 games if you know what I mean
Which rugby players would you like to see take on the sprint challenge?
Rieko Ioane but if anyone then Carlin Isles
Makozole mapimpi so that people can see how much pace he bags
Monty Ioane
Sbu nkosi
Caucaunibuca
Problem with that last challenge is that the ball placements for Caleb were different than for Ange. Caleb's were 5 metres or so in front of the bags which gave him time to get his balance then make the pass, where as Ange's were set up in line with the targets and he had no time to recover and pass. That needs to be fixed for any further challenges
Yea yea excuses
Blue bags were also bigger than the green
@@nancyvenia5447 lol I couldn't care less who won or lost. Just stating that there is no point comparing if the playing field and conditions aren't even
Yeah I noticed
@@matbagnall3304 they should both do it on dry turfs...be more of a margin for caleb
Caleb with that size AND speed is scary!
Muscle mass is directly proportional to power. Not a surprise, basic physics. Excess non-muscle mass will weigh you down, muscle will speed you up.
@@joshuataylor3550 upper body muscle mass is not going to speed you up that much
Extremely scary! Who do you think could out-sprint him?
@@WorldRugby More players than people think. 4.87 is fast, but elite is sub 4.80. Welsh record is 4.67 II believe.
@@WorldRugby reiko i recon would be in for a shout
Love the Ronaldo type leap by Caleb at the end of his runs - looks like he was having fun!
yeah man did the siii😂
This is fun competition between 2 amazing players. Congrats to Caleb. As for Ange and his build it's insane for him to play full back. Love how rugby union gives a chance for almost every builds.
everybody's sport! every shape, every size, everybody!
both insane speedsters, great to see them participate in this fun challenge. caleb seems like such a genuinely fun guy to be around too.
Lrz and will Jordan would be an interesting match up
@@user-is9of i think jordan would run circles around lrz tbh. lrz is imo pure speed and very average skill. he got exposed BADLY this season
When did he get exposed?
Caleb Clarke is soo fast for his size
Man Caleb Clarke at 6’2 108kg running at that pace 🤯🤯🤯🤯
Machine. I think the last time we saw a guy up there with crazy size and speed was maybe Pierre Spies ?
@@mattybhoy6522 Ben Lam 6’4 108kgs also had a bit of gas
@@alekanatamua1209 yeah also very quick. Just not sure if hes in that next bracket though
@@mattybhoy6522 he was or still is I went school with him and he had a 11sec 100m time at 14 years but yes Pierre spies absolute beast
@@mattybhoy6522 Alex Cuthbert was rapid for a 6'6 106kg man. Remember him easily running down Ollie Thorley who's a sub-11 second 100m runner
The ball placement is different, it looks like CC's are placed well behind the target so he can pick up and then set for a pass. Cap's balls looked to be inline with the target, pick and pass in the same motion while trying to keep running pace is not easy. Been good to see the ball placement the same for both, but then again I'm not there so can't be sure they weren't.
Yep, exactly what I saw and totally agree. What's the point in comparing if the conditions aren't the same?
c'mon now, you can't expect world rugby to let anyone beat a precious all black can you? ;)
Kiwis are smart
Tbh I think passing inline with the targets is a lot easier! Ange just didn’t have the accuracy to pass it straight on😂
@@d_uzooo3972 give it a try best way to know. Will try to explain but will probably struggle, but in essence Cas has to pass the ball behind him more than CC, the rotation required to do that at high pace is very hard on the body, and then on top of that he needs to be accurate. If you watch someone pass accurately behind them, you'll often see their opposite foot (to the direction of the pass) be locked in place and act as a anchor to produce the rotation. Which Cas doesn't have the luxury off, as he isn't stationery. Why you often see full speed passes go forward after leaving the hands.
Again best to give it a try and know the difference yourself.
Fun to watch, serious speed from both!
Need some standardizing of the details for a level comparison, and for others to take the challenge at home and compare themselves to the sports best:
- In the timed runs the start distance from the first cells (the farther the more speed you build up before the stopwatch starts) and the height of the cells (should be hip height for fairness) otherwise hand/arm swing can cut the cell "ahead" of the runner in Caleb's case (bad for start good for finish) and foot/leg swing could be ahead or behind runner when cells are placed so low in Anges case (good/bad for start finish). Both these can account for enough difference (specially the start distance) to tip the balance each since the result differences are in the 0.09 range.
- In the run+pass the ball placement as has been mentioned extensively in other comments.
Cool content, congrats!
@mmpj twod yeah it was 1.85 but that was at the 10m mark from the moment the gun went off and from blocks, so both reaction time (RT), block and center of mass (CoM) delay is factored in that time, whereas the rugby guys had a standing start and the clock was started once they crossed the first set of cells (which it seems from the video that in Calebs case were slightly further away from his starting spot compared to Ange thus allowing him slightly more space and time to accelerate before he crossed the first set of cells and the time started) so they had a slight run-in, these differences can easily account for 0.3 to 0.5 secs for these guys so there is the short answer.
On the other side we can try and work out how much Bolt would have taken in similar conditions since his RT and first steps data is available, so:
- Bolts RT in that race was 0.165
- Block start disadvantage (lower CoM and CoM slightly behind 0 metre mark) until first step push off start could account for another 0.135 at least, until Bolt would have "cut" the cells
So 1.85 - 0.165 - 0.125 = 1,56 for Bolt in "similar" conditions
Very nice challenge. Last one is not strictly just speed, but still great to see. Caleb is one scary guy running at that speed with his bulk! I wish all players attempting to stop him during a game Godspeed! I hope they have good medical insurance!
Yeah, I thought Caleb would be best at the explosive shorter distance and Ange would be quicker as it got further.
Would've liked to have seen a straight sprint across the field.
Ange took a terrible stance for the starting position, way too upright to create the explosiveness needed to lower his times, but I agree he would be the quicker of the two 40 meters plus
Would be interesting to give them a slalom to run. In and out of cones to test their speed and agility at the same time. I feel like that's a more accurate way that Rugby players need to run.
On a side note. Caleb Clarke is a phenomenal talent. And a really nice guy. Everyone in New Zealand knows him as one of the most humble and kind players in the country.
Better form on that 3rd one Caleb... especially driving arm movement!! Back in my day i was an outside center/winger. I speed trained with the Boise State University wide receivers and they all helped me with form I helped them with endurance training... Jake Jacoby and a few others. Way before you were born... late 1970's and early 1980's. Keep the faith, I still love the game and watching you guys is fantastic!!
They should play ‘run it straight!’ 😂😂
😂😂😂
😅 no comment
we all know whos winning that🤣🤣🤣
Those big muscular legs of Caleb's must be hard to tackle! Think I'd run the other way!
Capuzzo had the balls unfairly placed on the line of the target...how can you get this wrong? You are supposed to create the same challenge. I see you don't have serious people planning these challenges. I now wonder if the sensors at the starting point were also placed in the same way for both athletes. You need to standarize the challenges and maybe hire more detail oriented people...
100% with ya on that buddy, I noticed it straight away and also gotta take in the wind factor. Capuzzo maybe running into the wind? But well done Caleb 👍
It’s a cool challenge, but you’re 100% right, unfortunately it wasn’t the same for both competitors.
I know this is just a bit of fun and entertainment but it should be done equally for both players.
A shame that whoever was setting out the challenges couldn’t get this right which would have made it more fun and more entertaining.
@@StantonWarrior4 well that's the french fault and also, why does the french get to know caleb's time? its like extra motivation and a known target to beat
@@CaptainChurrr but he didn’t know till he finished the challenge so doesn’t matter.
They get something wrong every single time because they shoot on two different parts of the globe.
im so amazed at caleb holding such a big frame and beating the lighter man in the 10 metre and even the last challenge its harder to move at speed get down pick the ball and swivel your body all while moving at a rate of knots
If u look at the average sprinter they all have larger frames
@@louisanderson5261 Not larger, just very well defined.
Yes he is pretty impressive
how was capuazzo supposed to hit the target when he put the ball in the line of the target. look how clarke did it
It did create an unfair disadvantage
He was cool
I'd say Capuzzo is more of a stepper and glider and Clarke is more like a power runner which helps for sprints. But having said that Clarke showed his skill and accuracy in passing off both sides in the last challenge. That is the Kiwi catch-pass magic which still is unmatched in the rugby world.
Adam Radwan should be given a go at this, he is electric
Stick Jonny may, Louis Rees zammit, Adam radwan and cheslin kolbi on it let’s look at real speed
Who?
Even better, Arundell
I still want to see Rieko do one of these speed challenges!
He’s not even that fast. Don’t know why people what’s to know his speed when he was even caught trying to run away from player’s.
@@6VITU9 that’s because he’s beefed up since moving to the centre. But when he first came on to the scene he was outrageously quick
Fastest all black it's no small feat
I used to think Rieko was quick but then I saw Teddy Thomas running him down even though he slipped with Rieko being 10m ahead of him
@@leightarentaal2123 that was about 4yrs ago, in the 75thmin and he's holding the ball...Reiko is a lot quicker now
well well well it is the accuracy that keeps New Zealand ahead of other rugby playing nations.
And we probably had an inside agent placing the balls right on line instead of placed before the tackle bags in the French camp 🤣
Go Caleb, weapon like your old man 💪🏻🔥💯
i remember when i was a kid I went to watch the big final . For half time entertainment all the other teams (not in the final) put their fastest player forward to a length of the field sprint.
Superb! Check out the 100m Gatorade sprint on here. Aussie ballers going at it. Think the union boys gapped the NRL guys.
Half time challenges are so much fun! Hopefully URC is filing that gap for you, any other sprinters you want to see?
@@WorldRugby I thought clubs were keeping their data on players a secret!? That's why I was surprised to see Clarke running a 40m sprint, as that is the distance all clubs use. If you are allowed to approach clubs then Louis Rees-Zammit, Rieko Ioane (to see if he is actually as quick as they make out to be), Teddy Thomas, Hogg would be interesting over this distance, Mapimpi, Kolbe, Fassi, Alex Cuthbert, Jordan Larmour, Habosi, Koroibete,. If you can get some of these for a match up then I think your channel and views would start to increase as people would like to see how fast the current to guys are moving. If you could do a pitch race, post to post, that would be some entertainment!
I'm a Caleb fan but I was really annoyed that Ange last challenge wasn't set up properly the same as Calebs setup
Every French fan has known 10 nightmarish years where such a defeat was quite common...and if we have today a magnificent team that fills us with joy, we do not forget that the wheel turns. That's why, beyond the historical rivalry between England and France, I feel sad for our best enemies. The important thing is to come back, stronger!
Vive l'Angleterre, vive la France, vive le rugby!
The 70m wasn't fair. Clarke picked up ball before target, could run 2-4 yards and then pass. Capuzzo picked up ball next to target, so had to pass backwards. PLEASE BE CONSISTENT IN THE RULES.
its the french fault.. they placed it
Merci banquet
@Felix Davis fk off.. the people that were there placed it his team. world rugby were the camera crew and the once talking through the phone.
100%. All Kiwi's know the French don't like to pass backwards :D
The French coaches set it up it’s their fault they probably would have lost anyways
That's absolutely crazy. Usain Bolt's 10m split from his world record was 1.85.
Yeah but that’s with reaction time. These guys were timed off first movement not reaction time
Without reaction time he did 1.695 because he had a 0.155 reaction time
Bolt is usually slow off the blocks anyway
@@Erock1275 they weren't even timed off first movement - they were about 0.5 metres behind a timing gate which triggered the timer when they went through it, so not only is the reaction time not factored in, they were already in significant forward motion when the timer started - massive massive difference to the timing protocols used in T&F. You can add 0.4 to these times. That said they don't use blocks and it's on grass, but they'd still be way back on Bolt after 10 metres.
I'd much rather tackle the French bloke. Caleb is running straight over me 100% of the time 😄 🤣 😂
Italian..
@@charles.buckle1283 He is French. He has an Italian grandparent which is how he qualified for Italy
None of the tests really showed Capuozzo's real strength, which is his amazing ability to change direction at very high speed. The way he beat Kieran Hardy during Italy's win in Wales in 2022 was astonishing.
Close call, both of these lads are blazing quick
Habosi is a player I’d like to see. He has gained confidence to run outside player’s.
Yes id love to see him do this 👌🏾 amazing player with gas on him
If you look at the size difference people Caleb should have lost being the bigger bulkier more muscle carrying player! He passing skill was way better than the other guy. If you ain’t pleased about the challenge maybe they should do a ‘Run it Straight’ challenge and see who is more devastating in a rugby game lol! We know who would win that one easy, my man CC!
I was a 10.88 sprinter as the age of 20 who played rugby at a lowish club level.
I wanted to play higher level rugby, but I started getting slower and slower and slower.
I eventually played 4th team rugby.
What went wrong?
After 40 years I was finally diagnosed with Axial Spondyloarthritis
Thats my old school in the background of where Caleb was running! Marcellin represent! Ive run around that field hunderds of times.....😃
I hope capuozzo stays healthy, injuries are always there to happen for players as little as he is
L’hai proprio chiamata però…
Good video 👍
Il prossimo anno, alla Coppa del Mondo, Capuozzo farà un c..o così alla Francia e ci porterà, per la prima volta nella storia, ai quarti di finale. VAI MITICO ANGE !!!!!
That was fun 👍🏻👍🏻
'passing one is going to be a challenge, I'm a winger'
😂😂
Would love to see a rematch
You could tell Caleb’s a touch footy player from the last challenge
Ange had the balls placed beside the targets for the last challenge… by the time he picked up the ball he had to turn backwards to throw the ball at the target.
Madosh Tambwe, Makozolie Mapimpi, Apelewe Fassie, Sbu Nkosi 🤧 thank you😃
Carlin Isles vs Tuivasa Sheck 🔥🤜🏽
Just because you’re built bigger doesn’t always mean the smaller person is faster.
Fast twitch fibers is natural in Maori and Polynesian DNA built with sturdy frames. We carry it well
Way to rep the kiwis caleb!
Very good video
Le problème technique de Cappuozo au démarrage est qu'il n'utilise pas assez ses bras qui doivent être plus proches de son corps et ses premiers appuis partent dans tout les sens. Il doit avoir les pieds droits pour envoyer plus de puissance. Caleb Clarke n'est pas assez penché, pas assez en pousser, pas assez en recherche de puissance sur les 30 premiers mètres, il doit être penché et se relever progressivement
Surely we need Johnny May and Louis Rees (Lightning) Zammit?
Don't forget Olly Thorley
Can you imagine Lomu doing this
Ye he'd be slower than all of them
Lomu would have a slow start
He'd miss all the passes lol
Wow yeah, imagine If Jonah did this in his Hschool days he would have carved a new record to add to his HS history Athletic records he broke in nearly every event.
@@WookJnr you have no clue he was literally the fastest all black at the time of him playing for them
Do Reiko Ioane vs Cheslin Kolbe! :)
Caleb Clarke is fast, but he isn't even the fastest player in the All Blacks (assuming he makes the All Blacks again this year :-) Rieko Ioane is faster.
Capuozzo isn’t even the fastest in the northern hemisphere when u have players like Johnny May and Louis Reece zammit so I think it’s a fair challenge
ACKTAULLLLLLY!
@@Ritalinband33 Aaron sexton from ulster is technically the fastest guy in the NH but he hasn’t played any international rugby yet
@@Ritalinband33 1.Carlin Isles(USA), 2. Sbu Nkosi(SA), 3. Cheslin Kolbe(SA), 4. Johnny May(ENG), 5.Rees-Zammit(WAL), 6.Anthony Watson(ENG)...as per official 100m times.
Nah slim caleb is quicker than ioane & still remains the quickest ab as of right now. I mean, what ab player do you know that can smoke off alasio naduva so casually? Cmon now. Not to mention rieko has been ran down a couple times, never seen that happen to caleb ever
Well done, Caleb. Now for Kolbe...
Great idea but change the last challenge to a hundred m sprint and then one with ball in hand. NRL need to do one to the face off against rugby
surprisingly a bit fun. I liked it, even if it didnt really mean that much in the end. 😁
Glad you enjoyed it - anybody you'd want to see take on these times?
Cheslin Kolbe vs Rieko Ioane please make it happen!🙏
This is all fun... but the only real question is which one would you rather tackle 😂
Clarke gets extra points for the Sui!
I think many may be thinking the exact opposite... haha!
@@WorldRugby 😂
That last challenge setup was different so the advantage was for Caleb...
Some people can run fast. Some people can run fast and play rugby better than everyone else. This is what they mean when they say “equity”
Cheslin Kolbe please 🙏
I’m 14 and I get 1.5 flat usally for 10m and 4.8-4.5 for 40m, is that good?
Arundell and LRZ SHOULD GIVE THIS A GO
Was thinking exactly the same thing
ents for Caleb were different than for Ange. Caleb's were 5 metres or so in
Was this recorded on a phone?
What is the weight of Ange and Caleb?
75kg and 108kg
Never heard any of these 2 mentioned as the fastest players
Big CC got some Big cubic capacity.. no wonder the Blues are doing so well
The balls were placed in line with the bags for the Italian player, while it was easier for Caleb as they were behind so he could pick up, stabilise and throw. At least get the same tests going for each player.
Guessing you’ve not heard of Louis Rees-Zammit ⚡️
No we don’t know who he is lol
No we haven't,and we don't give a,;:!?
If you lot from wherever he comes from want him in a challenge. Do you own, don't moan about who's not in on this,,talk about salty people,,
Chezlin, Kurt Lee, fassi, Moody
Where's the next round?
A lot of experts in this thread
Can we have a 4x100m relay. Blues would be Beaudy, Caleb, Sheck & Reiko as anchor.
Heem might be quicker than Sheck
Sheck has lost some speed, Heem lost a bit of speed too. But Heem is faster over 100m.
a fun watch nonetheless
Defeats the entire purpose, they are not even in the same conditions
Wake me up when Adam Radwan takes part.
How was LRZ not selected?
For all us nfl fans if my calculations are right these guys both run a 4.4 40 yard dash which is effing fast
Not bad too when Clarke is around 230 pounds
@@amatmc8319 indeed he's a beast
BEAST MODE💪🏾
ACTIVATED! Is he the scariest fast man on the planet? Surely up there?
@@WorldRugby FO SHO!!!....didn't realize he was that quick👍🏾
Caleb isn't balanced enough in open play when he is at full pace. Often he stumbles but if he gets this sorted he will be even better. For reference on balanced running look at clips of Christian Cullen, Rupeni Caucau etc.
Why a passing challenge for wingers? they're primarily finishers not distributors...
Extra points for Kalepo cos he has a heavier poki to carry
Caleb Clarke is my favourite player
Carlin Isles and Perry Baker
Would love to see Beauden Barrett with this Challenge 😬
ooooo, now that would be awesome! One of the fastest ever?
@@WorldRugby one hundred percent 💯
@@ChalynRugby not even close
Those are about 4.5 40 yard dash times. Pretty much nfl speed on softer pitch.
Rubbish
@@chalkandcheese1868 How so? 40 yard dash is 36.5m. A 4.8 40m is close to 10m per second top end, which is worth 0.1s per M. The 3.5m difference is worth .35s. so 4.87 - .35 equals 4.52 40yard dash. Roughly. It could be more if the player has apoor start. Get you facts straight before you call someone out. 👍
@@reddragon1572 Because hand timed sprints are a joke, proper electronically time the sprints and they'd be massively slower, and mostly because rugby player's sprinting prowess is wildly inflated. Those two guys would be lucky to break 12 seconds for the 100.
@@chalkandcheese1868 Who was using hand timed sprints? They used electronic timing gates. Exactly the same as in the combine. Low 11's these guys would be. Remember they were on grass with no blocks. A track with spikes is way quicker and blocks help loads, if you know how to use them properly. My only issue with this test is that the laser doesn't trigger right away so you get about. 2 headstart. You could take that away from a track with blocks though so it's not far off. Only thing is obviously reaction time.
@@reddragon1572 Not even close, low 12s and I'm being generous with that, and using running spikes can be a hinderance if you don't know how to use them, so it's silly when people say, " wow imagine how quick they'd be with spikes" I remember a sprint challenge years ago in Australia to find the fastest footballers from each code. Lachie Turner, probably the fastest Australian rugby player in modern history and an outstanding junior sprinter, won in 11.10, and Jarryd Hayne, the fastest league player, ran 11.20 with months of special training and help from Usain Bolt himself. Rugby players, soccer players, and even NFL players sprint times are massively exaggerated. They get shown up, and humiliated in the real world.
Caleb be doing the suiii
Can we see Beauden Barrett in the speed challenge??
Would have been good to see them run a slalom
Have you had zammit do this? If not you should get him to
Luis-reece-zemmit
@SecOnD tO nOnE vs Arundel
Cheeeeehoooooo...go the Blues ...and Les Bleus.......
And those NFL players are doing 4.20's in the 40 yard dash. Would be cool to do a cross over
True ,butnfl combine is 40yrds indoors ,on turf in sprinting shoes.
If they were doing 40m/44yrd out doors, on grass in boots/cleats
It would probably be alot closer.
@@rodreid8936 ya would like to see a cross over see what times NFL players get with the extra 3 and a half meters
Ball placement was a problem, but actually Rugby need more player like Ange, Rugby is not longer any size game, but really big'o dudes
Cheslin Kolbe!!
Sbu Nkosi is slightly faster, barely though. 10.59s vs 10.70s over 100m sprint distance.
Sur la dernière épreuve, les ballons étaient placés plus devant pour Capuozzo ...
For a winger he likes blaming fatigue it actually looks like his only weeknes shown but plenty room for improvement in that are,trick is to train enough to play 2 games if you know what I mean
Imagine seeing Lomu do this