sexy graph…now what to do after viewing this information.
don’t know what happened… but she when from like 1.03 to .95… pretty big drop… the 40-50m probably should’ve been .97 or .98… and 80-90 and 90-100 left about .03-04 to pick up as well… that’s why I said on the right track under the right conditions she may go sub-10.70. she “could’ve” gone around 10.85 at USATF.
I took a look at these stats very closely.
I took each athlete and counted how many times they hit their HIGHEST VELOCITY over the entire race from start to finish.
Here’s my findings:
1 Kelli White .94 (2) @ 40m & 60m
2 Torri Edwards .95 (1) @ 60m
3 Gail Devers .97 (2) @ 50m & 70m
4 Inger Miller .95 (1) @ 70m
5 Chryste Gaines .96 (1) @ 60m
6 Angela Williams .98 (2) @ 40m & 60m
7 Lauryn Williams .97 (1) @ 60m
8 Angela Daigle 1.00 (2) @ 50m & 70m
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Note only two ladies covered their last 30 to 60 m & 60 m to 90 m under 3 sec during both section ( I. Miller & K. White)… Miller 2.94/2.98 >>>>> White 2.88/2.90
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I. Miller also covered her last 10 m (90 to 100 m) faster than the winner (White) in . 98 vs 1.00.
Ang. Williams had the slowest 10 m split out of all the women after 30 meters.
From my conclusion I must say the HIGHEST VELOCITY won this race.
10.93 to 11.13
More studies later!
Kenny Mac~~~
Originally posted by ktolbert
don’t know what happened… but she when from like 1.03 to .95… pretty big drop… the 40-50m probably should’ve been .97 or .98… and 80-90 and 90-100 left about .03-04 to pick up as well… that’s why I said on the right track under the right conditions she may go sub-10.70. she “could’ve” gone around 10.85 at USATF.
Maybe it’s the breathing pattern 
that cause the drop in speed hahah
Kenny Mac ~~~
Originally posted by Kenny Mac
[quote]Originally posted by ktolbert
don’t know what happened… but she when from like 1.03 to .95… pretty big drop… the 40-50m probably should’ve been .97 or .98… and 80-90 and 90-100 left about .03-04 to pick up as well… that’s why I said on the right track under the right conditions she may go sub-10.70. she “could’ve” gone around 10.85 at USATF.
Maybe it’s the breathing pattern
that cause the drop in speed hahah
Kenny Mac ~~~ [/quote]
During Flo Jo’s 10.54 she hit .91 over 30 m… from 60m-70m .91, 70 m -80 m .91 and 80 m -90 m .91… That’s all speed strength… Notice no women hit 3 w/ their highest velocity?
That’s the weakness in women sprinting…
Kenny Mac~~
just got back in town… here’s the women’s 400m data… if i get time today i’ll post the men’s sprint data