analyse this

That’s too funny :smiley:




8.73i NR / ER

I have a two part question. Let us assume that a coach has all his sprinters do high volumes of long distance running in their program with little to no speed training.

  1. would larger more powerful sprinters be more prone to injury under with the high volume of distance running. ex: 5"8 130 pound kid with a high turnover rate with outstanding speed endurance, vs 6"0 190 pound kid who is very lean and strong, has better accelaration, and runs off his power?

  2. would the long distance training and lack of speed work be likely to adversely affect the speed of the larger more powerful kid moreso than the skinny small kid?

It was actually 8.71m, but that’s still amazing.

how tall is this lj’er? weight?

1.88, 77kg.

Turin 2009 Euro INdoor 60m final

women’s 60m final

He ran the race to destroy…

The pic I was about to post has disappeared from my comp somehow???

You’re a couple of frames early! Would this be considered premature E-clickulation?

Stecher beats Boyle, 1972 Munich 200m (both bettered the world record)

Wow, Stecher, Boyle and Szewinska

Boyle training for 72 OGs

And another one from 1982 Com Games: Angela Taylor Issajenko pips Raelene Boyle in the 4x400m relay.

a very young Raelene receives coaching