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    IShowSpeed Racing In The 2028 Olympics? 👀



    Speed is a generational athlete 😂

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    7. @NeckMover61 on

      The logic in this video is completely flawd, 4.44s 40 yard dash does not equate to 12.14s in the 100m, it's actually quite an impressive time if correct.
      The logic you used to get there is you took the average speed that he had in the 40 yards and applied it to a run of 100 meters, but that's not how it works in sprinting because of the acceleration phase, it drastically decreases the average speed of short sprints.
      For example, if we apply your logic to the world record in the 60m of 6.34s set by daniel coleman, it would come out to 10.57s in 100m race, result that is far away from placing you as a top sprinter, and 0.81 seconds slower the coleman own record in the 100m.

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