100 Meter Dash

Well it really depends on other factors such as height and weight more than it does age. I'd say anywhere from 5.5 to 5 would be pretty good. Below 5 and you're starting to get fast. 6 and over would be considered pretty slow.

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for an under 13 boy a county racing /winning time would be about 55 seconds for a girl about 57 , a realy good time would be under 60 seconds , a good time would be about 1.05 - 1.10 an average runner would get 1.10 -1.20 max any higher would not be placed in a official event for under 13 400m dash……….......Pacific School Games Records.......Boy : 52.08 seconds. Thomas Martin (2008) .....http://www.pacificschoolgames.edu.au/sports/documents/2008PSGT_FResults.pdf................ Girl : 57.2 seconds. Vanessa Fielding (1984) .........http://www.schoolsport.edu.au/lib/pdf/sportsinfo/mf1075.pdf

Florence Griffith-Joyner, of the United States, holds the women's world record in the 100 meter dash. On July 16, 1988 Griffith ran the 100 meter in 10.49 seconds. Usain Bolt, of Jamaica, holds the men's world record in the 100 meter dash. On August 16, 2008 Bolt ran the 100 meter in 9.69 seconds.

Well distance=rate x time so rate = distance divided by time.

100/20 is 5

5 meters per second

Oh no. Your faster WR type guys will go about 4.4...bigger linemen types with speed like Richard Seymour about 4.8. Anything below 4.5 is above average speed, like a 4.2 is blazing. Shawn Merrimen, a LB ran just under a 4.5 coming out of college, bulked up for the NFL and ran a 4.61 at the combine. I mean, 6.2 might be good for someone not going to the NFL, but that's the only reason I even know what a 40 yd dash is. ahh no i mean how big are you for one thing? a good 40 dash would like 4.3 to 4.5 in high school college and a 4.4 to 4.6 in middle school but no 6.2 sucks man but if you are a linemen or like a grade schooler dont worry bout it

Beatrice Arthur holds the world record for a female running the mile with a time of 3:56.24 She set the milestone in 1933 when she was 20 years old. Oddly enough she also set the record for the slowest mile run by a female in 1995 at the age of 82 with a time of 4 Days 16 Hours 37 Minutes and 16.34 Seconds.

14-16 seconds, providing that you are fit and healthy

Yeah that's a decent time especially since at 13 you probably aren't able to sprint the whole time.

Yea that's state in my school, which is AA in Illinois. I ran a 27.3 on my state 4X200 team, sadly we got 32/35.

in 1993

Depending on your capability to swim fast or the stroke your going to do it on id say well i do...

27seconds Front crawl

32 seconds Breast stroke

32seconds Fly

Possibly about 34 seconds on backstroke seen as though that's the weakest it all depends on your capability to swim and how your stamina is if you have the drive to go faster.

I'm not sure for an average 15 year old female, but when I was that age, (this was back in 1975 and I was on the girl's track team in high school) I ran it in 5 minutes, 35 seconds which was a county record. so, maybe you can gauge it that way.

The Fastest 100 metres dash runner is Asafa Powell (Italian)

Shizo Kanakuri was the father of marathon in Japan. However, he disappeared during an Olympic marathon run and was asked to complete the run years later. Technically, his run took 54 years, 8 months, 6 days, 5 hours, 32 minutes and 20.379 seconds.

Justin Gatlin ran 9.77s but was subsequently found guilty of steriod use.

1 minute bitchhhhh

Assuming a consistent rate throughout the race, 100 yards is 91.44 percent of 100 metres, therefore, dividing 9.6 seconds by 0.9144, and rounding to two decimal places, gives 9.6/0.9144 = 10.50 seconds.

Allan Wells

In 1980 at the Moscow Olympic Games, his time was 10.25 beating Cuban Silvio Leonard by the thickness of his vest. Leonard was the 2nd man in history to go under 10 seconds, 9.98, so a magnificent acheivement for Allan Wells.

Usain Bolt has the world record on the 100m (9,58) and 200m (19,19) both set at the World Athletics Championships in 2009. He, along with his team mates also set the world record for 4x100m relays with the time (37,10)

Five fastest 100m sprinters in the world:

1:st - 9,58 - Usain Bolt (JAM)

2:nd - 9,71 - Tyson Gay (USA)

3:rd - 9,72 - Asafa Powell (JAM)

4:th - 9,79 - Maurice Green (USA)

5:th - 9,84 - Donovan Bailey (CAN) / Bruny Surin (CAN)

Five fastest 200m sprinters in the world:

1:st - 19,19 - Usain Bolt (JAM)

2:nd - 19,32 - Michael Johnson (USA)

3:rd - 19,58 - Tyson Gay (USA)

4:th - 19,63 - Xavier Carter (USA)

5:th - 19,65 - Wallace Spearmon (USA)

Approximately 8 seconds

Rashad Abdallah at 10.93 for the Chula Vista Flyers

Eric Liddell, Harold Abrahams, Allan Wells, Linford Christie, and Christine Ohorugu are all Olympic gold medallists in 100m-400m from the UK.

Wyndham Halswell was also an Olympic champion in 1908 in London in 400 metres, born in London and definetely worth a mention, Wyndham was later killed in the Western Front of WW1 at the battle of Neuve Chapelle.

yes!!! the world record is 9.76 i competed sprinting in highschool the fastest i ever saw someone get was in the low 11s

When you mean fast, what would you consider fast? If you're trying to become a professional, then that's going to be good for high school unless there are serious track runners there.

My 2-year-old son ran the 40 in 15.75 seconds at the NFL Experience. He's pretty big and coordinated for his age, but I have no idea if that's fast or slow. He was laughing at the finish line, so that's all that matters.

It equates to 9.32688 seconds per 100 yards.