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11 days ago by Jimson Lee

This is part 2 of the article Running 100 Meters before your Big Race. With the USATF National Championships around the corner, you have to ask yourself when is a good time to double. Unlike the Olympics or Olympic Trails spread over 8 –10 days, the USA system is 4 days long and only 3 days for Cana ...

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16 days ago by Jimson Lee

YET another successful Harry Jerome International Track & Field Classic is under our belts. In case you missed it, you can view all the races and interviews on Flocast.org. Harry Jerome was the most decorated sprinter between the Percy Williams (1920’s) and Ben Johnson (1980’s) era. One of the many ...

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19 days ago by Jimson Lee

Speed decreases with age. That’s a fact of life. Check the World Records in different age groups if you don’t believe me. I call it "The Law of Attrition". I used a random sample of the 2007 WMA results in Ricionne, using the M40 – M65 5 year age groups as my sample pool: 100m 0.4 seconds attrition ...

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23 days ago by Mark Maloney

Rondel Sorrillo was Kentucky’s top performer Friday, the rain-delayed third day of the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships at Fayetteville, Ark. Sorrillo ran the third-fastest 100 meters in UK history to place fifth in the country, timed in 10.22 seconds. LSU’s Trindon Holliday won in 10.00. ...

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23 days ago by JoxBob

Kenneth Gilstrap of Miller Grove scorched the 100 meters in 10.37 seconds getting close the the sate record of 10.33 seconds. Catch him next year at Middle Tennessee State. Ethan Kasson led Parkview to the Class AAAAA title by turning in a 47.43 second 400 meters. Posted in Uncategorized Tagged: 100 ...

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23 days ago by Mark Maloney

Lexington native Tyson Gay is among the winners as the U.S. Olympic Committee has announced its Athletes of the Month for May. Gay, out of Lafayette High School and the University of Arkansas, took men’s honors. The American record-holder at 100 meters, Gay posted the world’s third-fastest 200 meter ...

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24 days ago by Jay Hicks

Day 1 NCAA Champs Jessica Young - TCU from PreRaceJitters on Vimeo. Jessica Young talks with PreRaceJitters after running 11.38 seconds, winning her semifinal heat of the 100 meters. Related posts:NCAA Day 1, Trindon Holiday - LSU NCAA Champs, Day One, Trindon Holiday- LSU from PreRaceJitters...Day ...

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25 days ago by Jay Hicks

Day 1 NCAA, Gerald Phiri - Texas A&M from PreRaceJitters on Vimeo. Gerald Phiri talks with PreRaceJitters.com after winning his semifinal heat of the 100 meter dash. Related posts:Day 1 NCAA Championships, Porscha Lucas of Texas A&M Day 1 NCAA Champs, Porscha Lucas of Texas A&M...2009 NCAA Indoor Ch ...

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25 days ago by Jay Hicks

Day 1 NCAA Champs, Porscha Lucas of Texas A&M from PreRaceJitters on Vimeo. After running 11.14, she stopped by to discuss the 100 meter race with PreRaceJitters.com. Texas A&M’s Porscha Lucas won her preliminary heat of the 100 meter and is tied for the third fastest time of the day. Related posts: ...

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25 days ago by Jay Hicks

NCAA Champs, Day One, Trindon Holiday- LSU from PreRaceJitters on Vimeo. After running 10.00 in the preliminary heat of the 100 meters, LSU’s Trindon Holiday talks with PreRaceJitters.com about his prospects of winning the NCAA title. Related posts:2009 NCAA Indoor Championships - Lakya Brookings, S ...

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