"Knowing there's so many people here to watch you run and watch you compete, well, it just brings out the best in you, the 18-year-old said."
"Confidence comes with, I guess, experience, and knowing I've done this since I was 16, 15 years old, Gout said. So it's kind of nothing now."
"Training is definitely a lot more professional in a way, knowing that I can train a lot more efficiently, and get a lot more reps and get in the gym a bit more."
"Gout said he feels he has improved since his race against Kennedy last year."
Gout Gout, a teenage sprint sensation, showcased his growing confidence at a press conference in Melbourne before the Maurie Plant Meet. He is set for a rematch against Lachie Kennedy, whom he faced last year. Gout emphasized the positive impact of the audience on his performance and noted that his experience since starting athletics at a young age has contributed to his confidence. He has transitioned to full-time training, which has enhanced his professionalism and efficiency in preparation for races.
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