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The 400 meter dash says nothing about speed on a football field.
The 400 meter dash says nothing about speed on a football field.
The 400 meter dash says nothing about speed on a football field.
Blades is a great football player and Miami was fortunate to get his commitment, but I don’t see how his ability to run 400m has anything to do with it. I didn’t see @jruiz comment as a slight.
The 400 meter dash says nothing about speed on a football field.
The 400 meter dash builds speed more then any other race. Usain Bolt ran the 400 meter dash his hole life. That's why he runs away from guy towards the end of the race.
Yeah I'm not saying anything against Blades, I like him a lot. I'm just of the opinion that a 400m time doesn't say much about speed on the football field.
@Drewny1 you are wrong on a few things, or should I say...misinformed.
1. This ones going to be a little embarrassing for you but why would a boy who grew up in Sherwood Content, Trelawny be eating Westmoreland Yams when 60% of yam production in Jamaica comes from...Trelawny?
2. The long sprints, specifically special endurance have a place in training, but they do not get athletes faster, per se. Most European and Asian trained sprinters don’t do it at all. Plus, go look up the 200m PB’s of sub-9.80 Jamaican-born 100m sprinters Kemar Bailey-Cole or Donovan Bailey, you’ll notice near 21s times. Your statement is false.
3. 400m tells you NOTHING about how good of a football player someone is. I would say the same for the 100 and the 200 as well. There is no track conversion for football ability.
Ive mentioned this many times before but Michael Irvin ran 51s at the county meet. Now what does that tell you about his football ability as opposed to athletes who’ve run sub-50? Also, I’m fairly certain that IF HE WANTED TO Anthony Schwartz could run sub-48, probably sub-47. Why? Something called speed reserve. The time wouldn’t tell you anything about relative “toughness”. Mostly it tells you how well someone is trained FOR TRACK (not football) and how well their body processes lactic acid.
False Bolt built his fame running the 200 not the 400. He is on record saying he hates the 400.
Bolt success is that he is 6'6 with Long powerful Legs, quick turnover, and built in conditioning from running in the hills of Western Jamaica(Where my family is from)
Bolt frame allows him to cover more ground with less steps. Plus you add a childhood diet of Westmoreland Yam and that is what made him the fastest Sprinter ever.