100 Meter Dash

while he has been a world class 100m runner he has lost just 1 100m race, to Asafa Powell shortly before the Beijing Olympics, 9.88 to 9.89 I think.

I recall Bolt should have won, with about 10m to go, Bolt thinks Powell is too far ahead and stops running hard, he underestimates how much Powell loses ground late in the race and Powell giveing everything and dipping to the line just holds off Bolt's jogging.

The Jamaica national record holder for the 100 meters is world record holder Asafa Powell, with a time of 9.74 seconds. -------------------------------------------------- Usain Bolt with 9.58s on 16th August 2009

It takes me just under 3 minutes flat out, I'm a 38 year old man, do quite a bit of swim training and complete in triathlons.

1) Clayton Parros, HS: Seton Hall Prep, Time: 45.71

2) Dennis Mitchell, HS: Edgewood?, Time: 46.02

It's very good. He must be a very fast kid. Ask him if he is interested in any sports and he can achieve great things in life.

Linford Christie 9.87s

defentally were spikes there a kind of rinning shoe and are very light , just lookthem up if you dont no what ima talking about and once you have them at your race they will have thease things call blocks they will help you so much (:

17 seconds is horrlble u try and get 14-15sec is okay

24.07.2009 French sprinter Christophe Lemaître produced a sparkling run
to set a new European junior 100m record of 10.04 on the second
day of the European Athletics Junior Championships in Novi Sad,
Serbia, on Friday.
French sprinter Christophe Lemaître ran a fantastic 100m at the 20th European Athletics Junior Championships in Novi Sad on Friday, leading from gun to tape before stopping the clock in a European junior 100m record of 10.04.

Lemaître's performance was the highlight of an outstanding second day in Serbia's second city, at which four other championship records were also set, three of them coming in field events.

The long-legged Lemaître was quickest out of his blocks in the men's 100m final, with the amazing reaction time of 0.120 for a sprinter 1.89m tall, and was straight into his running. Daylight shone between himself and the rest of the field by 40 metres.

His winning time was also the second fastest ratified mark ever by a junior athlete. The previous European junior record was 10.06, set by Dwain Chambers when the British sprinter won at the 1997 European Athletics Junior Championships.

Jackie Joyner Kersee has two sisters and one brother. Her brother's name is Al Joyner, an Olympic triple jumper (married to the late Florence Griffith-Joyner).

6-9 seconds if done to a person's best.

yes because speed = distance divide by time

Lafayette High School

Usian Bolt is the fastest sprinter in the 100 and 200 meters in recorded history.

My son is in the 7th grade and just had his first meet. He ran the mile in 5:31 and finished 2nd.

Tyson Gay is the 2007 World Champion in the 100m, 200m, and 4x100m.

Florence Griffith Joyner, who was nicknamed FloJo, has held the women's world record at 100 meters since July 16, 1988. That day she clocked a time of 10.49 seconds.

Joyner past away in 1998. Current the fastest women on the planet is Carmelita Jeter. She might pass Joyner with in the coming years.

I’m 12 about 5’6 125 lbs and run a 5.3. From what I can tell I’m one of the fastest in my grade.

He is secretly dating YENDI Phillips!! aka beauty queen. i couldn't believe it.

Derek Bailey died on December 25, 2005 at the age of 75.

For an 8 year old the 100m is not a sprint; it is an endurance event. Any child, male or female, who can out run their fellow children aged 8 will most likely become a very good middle distance runner when older. Basically, sprint times run at this age are meaningless. Taking part and trying to win is all that matters to kids of this age.

sport stands for Specificity, Progressions, Overload, Reversibility and Threshold of training

Men: Carl Lewis, United States

Women: Evelyn Ashford, United States

Gold: Gale Devers, United States - 10.82 seconds

Silver: Juliet Cuthbert, Jamaica - 10.83

Bronze: Irina Privalova, Unified Team - 10.84

Matic Osovnikar from Slovenia. He made finals in WC in Osaka 2007.