Myles McAllistar

Myles McAllistar (2000 - 2085) is a famous Decathlete who competed at 6 Olympic games, 2020, 2024, 2028, 2032, 2036 and 2040 and won more gold medals than anybody else in the history of the games.

The main events he comepted in were: Decathalon; Long Jump, Shot Put, High Jump, 400M, 4x 400M relay, 110M hurdles, 400 Metre Hurdles, Discus Throw, Pole Vault, Javelin Throw, 1500M, Hammer Throw, Triple Jump, Boxing Superheavyweight, Weightlifting. In his last 5 games he competed in all of these and won 15 Gold medals and 1 Silver at each olympics, with the silver being 400M. In the first one he competed in: 14 of them, winning 13 gold and 1 Silver, ending up with a tally of: 88 Gold medals, 6 silver, a total of 94 medals. World Championship Medals

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Early Life
He was born in London on the 24th June 2000, and was named Myles John McAllistar. His father was Robert McAllistar and his mother was called Rebekah McAllistar. Two years later is brother Michael McAllistar was born, and one year after that his sister Sara McAllistar was born. He had an older brother, Zac McAllistar, who was born 7 years earlier. He was a very tall person, and would grow to be 7 feet tall, he had an ankle problem, and had 50% of it made out of cartilage. He also had a strange connection in his arms that allowed twice the strength to be used.

He struggled at school, and was actually estimated to be 2 years behind in cognitive thinking. However, he loved sports, and liked to go to the Gym.

School
From a young age at high school, he excelled at Long Jump and Javelin, beating the school records in Year 7. He was then advised by his P.E Teacher that he should train and see what else he was good at. He then started to work on the high jump and triple jump as well. He once did the Pole Vault, but the school did not have enough money to work. When he was 14, he went to the Norfolk Championships, and performed in the Long Jump and Javelin.

Norfolk Championships
Myles managed to win the Javelin, throwing it 75.4 metres, a Junior National record, and came 2nd in the long jump, jumping 7.4 Metres and being beaten by 25 centimetres.

The next year he competed in: Long Jump, Triple Jump, High jump, Javelin, shot put and 400 Metre. He came first in: Long Jump, 7.78 Metres; Javelin, 81.04 Metres; Triple Jump, 15.2 Metres and 400 Metre, 49.58 Seconds. He came second in the shot out having thrown it 17.5 metres and the high jump having jumped 2.23 metres.

The next year, he won all of them and was invited to join the national junior championships.

First Championship Games: 2016
When he was 16, he went to the National Junior Championships, which were in Norwich. He first competed in the Long Jump, where he won by jumping a personal best of 8.23 Metres, just 28cm behind the national record, with his second jump also 8.05 Metres. Then he did the Javelin, and got a national record of: 92 Metres. He won the triple jump with a jump of 16.98 Metres. He also came second in the shot put with a throw of 18.99 Metres. He did the High Jump, coming first with a P.B of 2.30. He finally did the 400 Metres and won with a time of 46.02. He left the games with: 5 gold medals and 1 Silver. He broke two of his personal best`s and broke a national record.

Second Championship Games: 2017
This time he took part in the decathlon, Long Jump, Javelin, Triple Jump, Pole Vault, High jump, 400 Metre, shot put and 110 Metre Hurdles. He managed to equal Greg Rutherford`s distance of 8.53 Metres, and came first in the long Jump. The Javelin he won with a new record of 93.5 Metres. The Triple Jump managed 17.5 Metres and won. The pole vault he managed 5.9 Metres, and 2.31 Metres in the Hugh jump. He came first in the 400 Metre with a time of 45.1, and in the hurdles he came second with a time of 13.45 seconds. The shot put he won with a distance of 20.02 Metres. In the decathalon he won, with:10,279 Points, (100m: 11.3 seconds, Long Jump: 8.45 m, Shot Put: 20 Metres, High Jump: 2.28 Metres, 400 Metre: 45.23 Seconds, 110 Metre Hurdles: 14 seconds, Discus Throw: 50.12 M, Javelin Throw: 93 M and 1500M 4 minutes 50 seconds), a world record.

He left the games with: 8 gold medals, 1 silver, he also broke 1 World Record and 1 National record, equalising another.

Third Championships Games: 2018
These ones he was expected to do extremely well. He participated in: Decathlon, Long Jump, Triple Jump, High Jump, Pole Vault, 400 Metre, 110 Metre Hurdles, 400 Metre Hurdles, 1500 Metre, Discus, Javelin, Hammer and Shot Put.

He won the Long Jump, with a distance of 8.6M, a National Record. He won the Triple Jump with a Jump of 18.14 Metres. He won the High Jump with a Jump of 2.4 Metres, a national record. He won the Pole Vault with a vault of 6.10 Metres, a national record.

He won came second in the 400 behind his brother with a time of 45.09, a personal best. He won the 110 Metre Hurdles in 12.97, a Personal best. He won the 400 Metre Hurdles with a time of 46.8 a national record and a personal best. He came Third in the 1500 Metre with a time of 3:45.22, a personal best.

He threw the Javelin 93.9 Metres, a new national record. He threw the Shot Put 20.1 metres. He threw the Hammer over 90 Metres and the Discus 68 Metres.

Decathlon:

100 Metre: 11.0 seconds, last: 861 Points

Long Jump: 8.59 M, first: 1215 points

Shot Put: 20.2 M, first: 1112 points

High Jump: 2.36 M, first: 1151 Points

400 Metre: 45.01 seconds, first: 1059 Points

End of First day: 5398 Points

110 Metre Hurdles: 12.8, their, PB: 1135 Points

Discus: 65 Metres, first: 1187 Points

Pole Vault: 6.05 Metres, first: 1247 Points

Javelin: 93.5 Metres, first, 1253 Points

1500 Metres: 3:55.98, second, 983 Points

End of Second Day: 5805 Points

Total Points: 11203 Points, World Record

He left the Championships with: 11 Gold, 1Silver and 1 bronze and another world record.

= Olympics =

Qualification
When David Lenus met up with Myles McAllister he was already impressed by his list of achievements and one world record. He did not need to be interviewed as he was already qualified to try and join the Olympics. He was invited with his brother to come to the qualification rounds in London.

His first one was for the Long Jump, on the 5th of September. The Qualification jump was 8.15 Metres.

He started it at 9:42, and was with Greg Rutherford. His jumps were: 8.2, 8.6, 8.75, 8.78, 8.01, 8.81 Metres. So 8.81 Metres was the distance that was put down. Greg Rutherford managed 8.75 Metres, a new Personal best.

The High Jump and Triple Jump were both on the 15th of September.

The High Jump was at 8:45, and the Qualification was 2.3 Metres, and Myles managed to reach 2.35 Metres.

The Triple Jump was at 1:05, and the Qualification was 16.9 Metres, and Myles managed a personal best of 17.12 Metres.

On the 17th of October, it was both the 400 Metre and the Pole Vault. The Pole Vault Qualification height was.5.5 metres, and the highest Myles managed was 6.12, a personal best. The 400 Metre had a qualification time of 45.5 Seconds. He started at 10:18, his three times were: 44.9 seconds, 51.2 Seconds, and 45.23 seconds, so his first time was used.

He did the Hammer and Shot put on the 24th of October, the Qualification distances were: 77 and 20 Metres. He managed a best of 78.5 Metres on the Hammer, and 20.04 Metres on the Shot Put.

On the 22nd of November, he did: 110 Metre Hurdles, 400 Metre Hurdles, Javelin and Discus. He started at 8:15 with the 110 Metre Hurdles, where the Qualification time was 14.0 seconds and managed: 13.9, 13.8 and 13.64 seconds, so the last one was chosen. Then it was the 400 Metre Hurdles at 10:21, and the Qualification time was 50 seconds. He managed 47.0, 46.99 and 47.01 seconds, so the second one was chosen.

The Javelin was at 12:05, and the Qualification distance was 88 Metres. He managed 94.3, 95.7 and 96.3 Metres, so the last one was chosen. The Discus was at 16:00, and the Qualification distance was 65 Metres. He managed 58, 57 and 65 Metres, so the last one was chosen.

Then on the 7th of December, he did the 1500 Metre, at 13:45, the Qualification time was 3:40.5 Minutes. He managed a best of 3:35 Minutes.

On the 12th to 13th of December, he did the Decathlon, only one other person in the UK alos tried, his name was Samuel Das Costa.

First Day:

100 Metre: 10.75 seconds, second: 917 points, PB

Long Jump: 8.83 Metres, first, 1,279 points, PB

Shot Put: 20.23 metres, first, 1,114 points, PB

High Jump: 2.38 metres, first, 1172 points, PB

400 Metre: 44.63 seconds, first, 1079 poins, PB

End of First day: 5561 points

Second Day:

110 Metre Hurdles: 12.83 seconds, first, 1131 points

Discus Throw: 70.12 Metres, first, 1298 points, PB

Pole Vault: 6.15 Metres, first, 1281 points, PB

Javelin Throw: 98 Metres, first, 1323 points, PB

1500 Metres: 3 Minutes 32 seconds, second, 1169 points, PB

End of second day: 6202 Points

Total result: 11763 points, World Record

He left the Qualification rounds confident and happy.

Preparation for the Olympics
Due to having so many events to train for, Myles trained for 12 hours a day, 7 days a week. He worked with his brother on the 100m, as it was vital for his decathalon.

Discus Qualification Rounds
To Qualify you had to throw over 66 Metres, they were given 3 Throws, and he threw 64.8, 65.7 and 66.05. This made him fourth.