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re: Could you run a quarter mile in under a minute, Ocho Cincos 10 yr old did it
Posted on 4/27/15 at 11:17 am to bigpetedatiga
Posted on 4/27/15 at 11:17 am to bigpetedatiga
Yep, if you run a legit 49s open 400 you would get a ton of college offers. I have a little experience with this, a well known college/national team track coach told me this once, he would look at two different 18 year old quarter milers.
Runner A: 47 flat track phenom who has been running national age level times since elementary school and has great coaching
or
Runner B: The 49-50 second guy who played 2 other sports in high school and never ran club track or worked out year round for track.
He said its literally 50/50 who will turn out to be the better runner at 22, sometimes the phenom guys and girls plateau really young.
Runner A: 47 flat track phenom who has been running national age level times since elementary school and has great coaching
or
Runner B: The 49-50 second guy who played 2 other sports in high school and never ran club track or worked out year round for track.
He said its literally 50/50 who will turn out to be the better runner at 22, sometimes the phenom guys and girls plateau really young.
Posted on 4/27/15 at 11:31 am to NOLALGD
I think an interesting statistic is only roughly 30% of American olympic medalists have medaled @ junior Olympic competitions.
Some of them never competed, but what I take from that is that the majority of junior champs are beneficiaries of early maturation.
Some of them never competed, but what I take from that is that the majority of junior champs are beneficiaries of early maturation.
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