You clearly didn’t read what I said because when these factors are controlled for (as controlled for as they can be), they still surpass every other ethnic group. The same cannot be said for the academic tests you have brought up.
Bulldust!- sprinting is a learned behavior. The limiting factor to max speed is genetic but your statement is absurd. I suggest you go over Motor learning development 101.
Really? So when I see little kids running around all day, that is something they have to be taught to do? Give me a break. You have no idea what you are talking about.
Matt had his CNS fried by his coach. The guy was burnt out by 22. He had issues with his immune system and illness- common sympton with over training syndrome.
Sweet. Well even if he got the WR, it would be pretty much meaningless because it is about the composition of times among numerous athletes in a variety of situations (various areas of the globe, various weather conditions, socioeconomic backgrounds, etc.).
YES! This is what I have been saying from my first post however your hyper defensive manner failied to recognise this. People with right genetics from any race can run sub10. Pat Johnson 9.93 ( wind assisted 9.90, 9.88 ) . PJ is of mixed race but he has obvious aboriginal structural features in his limbs. Note he has no West African origin. Also Joshua Ross 10.08 ( mixed race), no west African origin. I would go as far to say that the Australian aboriginals have greater genetic disposition to run fast compared to west Africans. You must realise issues of drug & sexual abuse, morbidies issues are ridiculously high in these communities. I don’t have the genetic evidence but there is anecdotal evidence to support my view.
This doesn’t really help your argument in any way. Perhaps Aboriginal people are predisposed to running extremely fast–it is possible, I don’t know. A whopping two guys below 10.1 doesn’t exactly that it that far, but there are other issues. Even if they runn fast, that does not take away from the greater predisposition that West Africans clearly have to elite level 100m sprinting that the vast majority of ethnic groups do not have. Arguing that Aboriginal people have a great predisposition to running fast as well does not negate that in the slightest.
There are hundreds of studies that support this theory.
The theory in itself is not mutually exclusive in the slightest with believing that West Africans have a predisposition to running fast.
Really what causes your argument to fail other than problems of logic is that your general theory is just based on anecdotal evidence. There is no direct genetic evidence to support it. You say West Africans have better genetics for speed I say Australia aboriginal. Who’ right –neither of us- because there is no direct genetic evidence to support either statement.
You are trying to make yourself sound smart here and you simply do not have a clue.
You may argue why aren’t there any many Australian aboriginal WC or OG champions, Cathy Freeman is one- another more significant factor is the talent is bought by AFL/ Rugby Union & league in a heartbeat. Joshua Ross 6’2 92kg (10.08) stuck with athletics and he regrets this because he could of made hundreds of thousands in Ruby league. What does his national federation do for him for picking athletics? They don’t send a 4x100 m team for OG, what a f… joke!!! Why even pick athletics, no financial incentive!
Institutional bureaucracy has huge impact here! Look at Nigeria (genetically the most abundant source for 100m champions) No Olympic 100 m champions!
Why not? Institutional corruption drains the funds.
The answer is not simply genetics.
So let’s see here.
Controlling for various socioeconomic factors (as well as you can), West Africans still beat out nearly every other race on the planet–the ethnicities and races that make up over 99% of the planet’s population. Your argument that they do not hold an advantage is that Aborigine people may be as predisposed or more towards fast sprinting than West Africans.
You want to talk about problems with logic, well there you go.