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 Topic: Tyson Gay's 19.58 Split |
Sprint X
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 Forum: Sprint Central Posted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 10:13 pm Subject: Tyson Gay's 19.58 Split |
The following is a mid race rendering of Tyson Gay's 200m race from the Reebok Classic.
http://home.comcast.net/~tmssf/USATF/09ReebokM200.gif
When you account for the deviations associated with para ... |
| Topic: 10m Splits |
Sprint X
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Forum: Sprint Central Posted: Tue Jul 15, 2008 6:06 pm Subject: Old News! |
[url=http://www.freewebtown.com/sprintx/library/document/Tyson_20Gay_209.77.pdf]9.77 Split Info
[url=http://home.comcast.net/~tmssf/OTrials%20M100m%202008.mht]9.68w Split Info (IE)
Would expect ... |
| Topic: My issue in the 100m |
Sprint X
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Forum: Sprint Central Posted: Wed Jun 25, 2008 5:04 pm Subject: My issue in the 100m |
 Dan does have a point. I suppose you perceive your early lead as strides as opposed to feet!
One might want to observe length and frequency of stride during the acceleration phase and reass ... |
| Topic: 10m Splits |
Sprint X
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Forum: Sprint Central Posted: Fri Jun 13, 2008 8:29 am Subject: 10m Splits |
| Unfortunately I was not able to do a similar breakdown for Gay. I understand that there may be an analysis by others that will afford some insight into his performance in that race. |
| Topic: 10m Splits |
Sprint X
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Forum: Sprint Central Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2008 12:46 pm Subject: 10m Splits |
Looks like pretty good speed maintenance.
Dan
Stride length was estimated @ 2.54m (var ~ 3%/9 trials) during maximum speed. Calculated @ 2.61m (var ~ 2%/5 trials) between 90-100m.
http://www.fre ... |
| Topic: 10m Splits |
Sprint X
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Forum: Sprint Central Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2008 1:09 am Subject: Usain Bolt's 9.72 Splits |
ROM:
00-10m: 1.71 (minus reaction time)
10-20m: 1.05
20-30m: 0.90
30-40m: 0.85
40-50m: 0.83
50-60m: 0.82
60-70m: 0.83
70-80m: 0.85
80-90m: 0.85
90-CL: 0.87
Note:These measured statistics ... |
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