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re: 2016 LSU Softball Signee Sets 2 National Records
Posted on 3/28/16 at 3:54 pm to Fratigerguy
Posted on 3/28/16 at 3:54 pm to Fratigerguy
I'd be much more in tune with numbers to quantify that on the male side. She's got it for sure. I'd equate her to a 10.3 or lower hs aged male. Nationally elite speed.
For someone who runs a 10.3 and trains hard... What do they run if they never trained? 10.5? 10.6? That's still an elite time.
I'm saying this young lady was born naturally fast. It's an assumption. I don't know her or her story. I'd bet dollars to donuts that if you talked to people who knew her growing up that she was exceptionally fast as a kid. I'd bet it was routine for her to be faster than boys that were considered fast.
Obviously she is training hard. That's one of the major factors determining success of natural athletes like herself. She also has the focus and will to push herself. This has elevated her game to the point that she is a track star and a softball national record holder.
I'm proud of her without knowing her. But frankly, you could take 99.9% of young women her age, train them, and they'd never get close to her success.
For someone who runs a 10.3 and trains hard... What do they run if they never trained? 10.5? 10.6? That's still an elite time.
I'm saying this young lady was born naturally fast. It's an assumption. I don't know her or her story. I'd bet dollars to donuts that if you talked to people who knew her growing up that she was exceptionally fast as a kid. I'd bet it was routine for her to be faster than boys that were considered fast.
Obviously she is training hard. That's one of the major factors determining success of natural athletes like herself. She also has the focus and will to push herself. This has elevated her game to the point that she is a track star and a softball national record holder.
I'm proud of her without knowing her. But frankly, you could take 99.9% of young women her age, train them, and they'd never get close to her success.
Posted on 3/28/16 at 6:16 pm to BigEdLSU
She was always fast as a kid. And again, I'm not talking about nicki at all here. I'm only questioning your comment that you can't train a person to be fast. I'm NOT using her as the standard. I'm just talking in general terms. To say that training won't make a person fast is subjective at best. If by fast you mean as fast as nicki, then sure. You won't be able to train someone who is slow simply by hard work to match her. She is a freak. But a person who trains hard running a 10.3 wouldn't sniff a 10.5 with no training or work. If you're talking 100 times, you can take someone running a 13.5 and teach them and train them and have them running an 11.5. To me that is still fast as shite. That was my point. "Elite" is a whole different animal than "fast"...at least in my book.
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