NCAA athlete runs 9.75 for 100m

[nzmusclemonster]

Bodybuilding related:

Oh brother, must be on more than Phil Cheath

[oldtimer1]

Over the wind limit though.

[nzmusclemonster]

Still in the top 10 times ever. wind or no wind that is ridiculous.

[oldtimer1]

Still in the top 10 times ever. wind or no wind that is ridiculous.

I agree. An amazing time.

[Hulkotron]

Bodybuilding related:

Oh brother, must be on more than Phil Cheath

He's reduced his 200-m time by one second in the past year, must be on legit kigs green top

[Howard]

Still in the top 10 times ever. wind or no wind that is ridiculous.

Wind aided makes a bigger difference then most realize.
I'd estimate he ran a legit 9.90 - 100m and 19.75- 200m.
Very fast indeed but not that close to Ussain Bolt.
He's a better 200 sprinter anyway.

[JasonH]

It was wind-aided but not by that much - 2.7m/s compared with a legal allowance of 2m/s.

About as natural as......

[SuperTed]

Wind aided makes a bigger difference then most realize.
I'd estimate he ran a legit 9.90 - 100m and 19.75- 200m.
Very fast indeed but not that close to Ussain Bolt.
He's a better 200 sprinter anyway.

That's true. I could probably cover 100m in 3.2s during a hurricane.

[Howard]

It was wind-aided but not by that much - 2.7m/s compared with a legal allowance of 2m/s.

About as natural as......

I estimated the altitude based on geography and plugged in the 2.7 wind with his 9.75 and it gives him a 9.89

http://www.brianmac.co.uk/sprints/altwind.htm

Fast,  but he's still 2-3m behind Bolt on their best days.

[Wiggs]

Superior Hebrew Genetics

[illuminati]

Damn good running.
Wind or no wind that's 2 fast times.
One to watch for the future.

[El Diablo Blanco]

Kid is still competing in NCAA. Wait until the USOC gets a hold of him and give him the "special" training,

[oldtimer1]

He's only been competing for 3 years. Add some years of sprint training with the correct power related weight lifting and there is some potential to be found.

[Mitch]

1/10th of Ben Johnson's muscle mass, still a better time. Mind = blown.

This is beyond ridiculous.

Props to him, I'd bet he doesn't take more PED than any other fellow athlete.

[El Diablo Blanco]

1/10th of Ben Johnson's muscle mass, still a better time. Mind = blown.

This is beyond ridiculous.

Props to him, I'd bet he doesn't take more PED than any other fellow athlete.

When Ben Johnson ran it looked like a speeding train.  Inhuman speed.  He crushed the field.  Since then a dozen people, skinny fucks ran faster.  Doesn't make sense but I wouldn't be shocked if there's some special ligament surgery going on.

[Mitch]

Ligament surgery or not, this has to be some real dirty voodoo magic shit. Johnson was soooo fast, and this random anonymous skinny fat boy beats his time (wind my ass). This is insane.

[illuminati]

When Ben Johnson ran it looked like a speeding train.  Inhuman speed.  He crushed the field.  Since then a dozen people, skinny fucks ran faster.  Doesn't make sense but I wouldn't be shocked if there's some special ligament surgery going on.

The re-attachment of ligaments is already happening.
In many sports.
PED's and Sports Bio mechanics
Are creating the next super athlete Generation.

[Hulkotron]

"Re-attachment of ligaments" oh brother

Do you orthopaedics savants even know what a ligament is?

[illuminati]

Judging by your poor effort as a reply
Probably a lot better than you do.

It is 2015 Now.!!!
Medical science is far advanced.

Try & keep up.
😉 👍🏻

[Hulkotron]

Judging by your poor effort as a reply
Probably a lot better than you do.

It is 2015 Now.!!!
Medical science is far advanced.

Try & keep up.
😉 👍🏻

So let me get this straight "illuminati": you think high-level athletes are having elective surgery to reposition their ligaments in order to produce some biomechanical outcome that benefits their performance?

Please speak more on this if so, I'm very interested.

[Howard]

So let me get this straight "illuminati": you think high-level athletes are having elective surgery to reposition their ligaments in order to produce some biomechanical outcome that benefits their performance?

Please speak more on this if so, I'm very interested.

Want proof? Here ya go. This was 1st done over 40 yrs ago with astronaut Steve Austin for the bargain price of 6 million $$. Geesh, I thought everyone knew about this stuff?

[Howard]

Ligament surgery or not, this has to be some real dirty voodoo magic shit. Johnson was soooo fast, and this random anonymous skinny fat boy beats his time (wind my ass). This is insane.

Ben ran a drug aided 9.79 but that was 27 yrs ago.
Plus, Ben depended on an explosive start and rapid acceleration more then top speed in the last 40 m.

[Hulkotron]

Ben ran a drug aided 9.79 but that was 27 yrs ago.
Plus, Ben depended on an explosive start and rapid acceleration more then top speed in the last 40 m.

It is interesting that Usain Bolt is basically the opposite of this.  His start isn't very good (for a world-class sprinter) but his top speed is tremendous.  

Actually if you throw out everyone who's been suspended for PED in between (Tim Montgomery, Asafa Powell, Justin Gatlin), Bolt in 2008 was the first to run a faster time than Johnson's 9.79, 20 years later

I always wonder how much of a difference the drugs make in this.  Like if Bolt was lifetime PED free, what would his best 100 m be?  This fellow says that most of the improvement in the 100-m record since Jesse Owens (1936) can be attributed to track surface technology:

https://www.ted.com/talks/david_epstein_are_athletes_really_getting_faster_better_stronger?language=en

[Carlton G. Long]

Bodybuilding related:

Oh brother, must be on more than Phil Cheath

How fast do you run 100m, Jamie?

[illuminati]

So let me get this straight "illuminati": you think high-level athletes are having elective surgery to reposition their ligaments in order to produce some biomechanical outcome that benefits their performance?

Please speak more on this if so, I'm very interested.

I don't think, I know it's Happening.
In some sports.
I can't say for sure in Sprint running.
Though I don't see why not.

Re-attaching of the ligaments to increase Bio Mechanical Advantage
Is in many Sports.

Let alone what is going on that we don't know about.

It was recently discussed on here about the special
Type of inhalers that UK cyclist are using.
To increase EPO/ oxygen.

Steroids are very effective, But old News.