“I'm gonna Mish”: Quincy Wilson weighs when trying a special drink before your next race

Quincy Wilson shared his thoughts about trying a special drink before his next degree. The adolescent Olympic champion Sprinter recently attended the Parker Valby Hall as a special guest.

In his conversation with Olympian, Wilson talked about his preparations for the next degree. At the same time, Valby recommended to Wilson the energy drink “Kombucha”, which Wilson was not excited.

After trying the drink, he emphasized the sprinter,

“I am drinking this for tomorrow and if I don't do well, we'll see it. Boy if I go out there 48 … I will bother. I will know exactly where I got it.” (10:47 onwards)

Wilson was recently appointed the court and Gatorade Maryland field player for the second time in a row. The teenager Sprinter expressed his thoughts like him published to your Instagram profile,

“Back 2 back @gatoradepoy!”

Quincy Wilson It has been a record after the other since he won the New Balance National Indoor in 2023. The following year, he not only retained the title, but also broke the world record under the age of 18 for the 400 -meter men's event with a calendar of 45.76 seconds. Wilson was selected for the men's 4x400m relay team at the Paris Olympic Games, making it one of the youngest participants of all time.

Quincy Wilson reflects on your natural progression journey to Olympic success

Quincy Wilson also shared his thoughts on his natural progression as a junior champion to end up representing the US at the Olympic Games. In the aforementioned interview with Parker Valby, the Teeange Sprinter observed,

“I feel like it was like everyone else, he was probably the most hard -working as the athlete, but I was surprised. Last year, I had no plans to go to the Olympic Games, it was not even a plan that was only,” I'm going to go out here and compete against professionals and see what I do was only a test rehearsal. I had the renewal of 7 days and only forgot. Payment and went on. ”(0:46 onwards)

Quincy Wilson had participated in the North -Americans held in Eugene, Oregon, last year. Although he did not reach the squad of 400 meters, his performance won a place in the relay team of 4×400 m.

Wilson participated in the appointment of the 4x400m relay event at the Paris Olympic Games and became one of the younger Olympic gold medalists, as the North -American team won the Olympic Gold Medal in the finals.