100 Meter Dash

A 6.8 second 60-yard equates to a 4.53 second 40-yard.

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Usain Bolt from Jamaica is the current worlds record holder and 2008 Olympic gold medal recipient in the 100m dash.

The world best for men is 7:58.61 set by Kenyan Daniel Komen in Hechtel, Belgium on 19 July 1997. The women's record is 8:58.58, set by Ethiopian Meseret Defar in Brussels, Belgium on 14 September 2007

30 kph or 18.64 mph.

The standard for a 13 year old girl is around 12-13 seconds. It also depends on how good that girl is. I am in Track and Field and I do 100 meter sprints. My fastest time is 13.54 and I am 13. Most girls get around that time.

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Good time for average 16 year old boy: 12.5s

Average time for average 16 year old boy: 13s

Average time for a good 16 year old boy: 11.5s

Good time for a good 16 year old boy 11s

just imagine ur racing on your own and that all the other sprinters are slower than you

1.be the first one to leave the blocks an explosive start could just get you there

2.focus on the finish line and do not get distracted by the other competitors.

im only 14 and with my coach giving me these tips i can run 100m in 10.87

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Sprinters Heights vary. Typically, a sprinter is about 5'9 to 5'10.

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36.49mph. 328.08 feet (in 100 meters) / 6.13 seconds/100m = 53.52 ft/sec 53.52ft/sec * 3,600 seconds (in an hour) = 192,675.75 ft/hr 192,675.75 / 5,280 feet (in a mile) = The (as of a few days ago) world's fastest cheetah was running 36.49 mph - which I was surprised by - I thought it would be going a lot faster than that! Comparitively, Usain Bolt was travelling an average of 23.35 mph for his latest world record of 9.58 seconds for 100m. Keep in mind that cheetah versus human accelerations impact average speed calculations.

In indoor track this is an event when you run 4o meters.

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run faster than your competitions

they take around 17 breaths with a heart rate avreage of around 134 bpm

3-4 minutes give or take.

I'm not sure how old this question (and the answers are) but the info isn't at all accurate. From someone who is in the middle of the junior olympic circuit for track, and the father of a 10 year old girl who runs the 800m, I can offer some accuracy here.

First off, when you ask what's a good 800m time, I would start with what's good in elementary school meets around the country. In those races, a 3 minute 800m will generally win the race. When you compete regionally and nationally among the fastest 10 year old girls in the country, a 3 minute 800m isn't competitive. In those races, you'll see the very fastest 10 year old girls running 2:30. It should be noted that there are very few of these girls. Then between 2:35 and 2:40 are the next tier of runners. These girls are extremely fast, and arguably elite runners, but they're just a few seconds behind the truly fastest.

So a 3 minute 800m is quite good, but it's really relative to the level you want to compare it to.

Fully Automated Timing. It refers to photo-finish equipment.

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Question: Who was the last man to hold both the 100m and 200m world records at the same time? Answer: It was Ray Norton of the United States. On April 18, 1959 he tied the world record of 10.1 in the 100m in San Jose, California, USA. Then on April 30, 1960 he tied the world record of 20.6 in the 200m in Philadelphia, United States. Therefore on April 30, 1960 he held world records in both the 100m and 200m. Since then no man has held the world records in the 100m and 200m at the same time, until Usain Bolt in 2008. Almost 50 years later! Bolt set world records of 9.69 in the 100m and 19.30 in the 200m at the Olympic Games in Beijing China in August of 2008. -Asad Raza

asad_raza5367@hotmail.com

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