Future of track in safe hands

[Paul Henry]

What about Jehue Gordon in the 400mH. Amazing performance, from the 17 year old.

Can I tell you!!!

[ATK]

What about Jehue Gordon in the 400mH. Amazing performance, from the 17 year old.

[Paul Henry]

I would also infer from your point of view that you agree that the consumption of traditional foods such as Yams, Dasheens, and Ackees in the Caribbean is a plausible reason behind the sprinting prowess of our athletes.

[Paul Henry]

i do not know how these kids who are basically 98 pound weaklings & dwarves with it, are running so fast ( 19.81 )

i'm starting to believe an accumulation of food-additives since childhood in burgers/chicken/pizza,etc is starting to fire up their CNS too much & inevitably for too long of a short period of time, & it burns out quickly

short careers

But then again we might as well lock down this board and close the Berlin doors now and stop all meets planned cause it makes no sense, there is no future. :roll:

[Paul Henry]

i do not know how these kids who are basically 98 pound weaklings & dwarves with it, are running so fast ( 19.81 )

i'm starting to believe an accumulation of food-additives since childhood in burgers/chicken/pizza,etc is starting to fire up their CNS too much & inevitably for too long of a short period of time, & it burns out quickly

short careers

Really, you need to take a trip to the Caribbean, don't extrapolate from a limited view point. As an anecdotal point (eg.) large entities like McDonalds and Taco Bell couldn't last 2 years in isles, kind a shows the prefernce of local quisine, mark you some fast food do gettheir share but here there are no worries of the bad dietary patterns. Trust me on that (G&B's jerk shop Buff Bay Porland, Big ups)

[eldrick]

i do not know how these kids who are basically 98 pound weaklings & dwarves with it, are running so fast ( 19.81 )

i'm starting to believe an accumulation of food-additives since childhood in burgers/chicken/pizza,etc is starting to fire up their CNS too much & inevitably for too long of a short period of time, & it burns out quickly

short careers

[Paul Henry]

But on a serious note I am using edwards to repsent al the youngins and seasoned athletes to represent all the seasoned athletes.

[Paul Henry]

Re: Future of track in safe hands

[quote=Taliban][quote=Paul Henry]

...is right on par with Usain

You mean, he's going to be 6-6 in a couple years?

come on you kno 6.6 is not humanly possibly (at 100m) he's not that good. :lol:[/quote:2g3layvp]

LOL he meant height.[/quote:2g3layvp]

I know, I was being equally smug. :lol:

[Taliban]

Re: Future of track in safe hands

[quote=Paul Henry][quote="Half Miler":1bozdl7r]

...is right on par with Usain

You mean, he's going to be 6-6 in a couple years?[/quote:1bozdl7r]

come on you kno 6.6 is not humanly possibly (at 100m) he's not that good. :lol:[/quote:1bozdl7r]

LOL he meant height.

[Paul Henry]

Re: Future of track in safe hands

[quote=Half Miler]

...is right on par with Usain

You mean, he's going to be 6-6 in a couple years?[/quote:3t2xn2md]

come on you kno 6.6 is not humanly possibly (at 100m) he's not that good. :lol:

[Half Miler]

Re: Future of track in safe hands

...is right on par with Usain

You mean, he's going to be 6-6 in a couple years?

[Paul Henry]

I am most impressed by the Personal records set by the athletres 20 years and under on this senior world stage.

Mr. Edwards bares the Icing on the cake and hats off to him for this stance that he has taken, indicating to the world that if the talent pool is fully exploited, there are countless more Johnsons, Otteys and Bolts out there. Many might not realize, but at this speed, Edwards is right on par with Usain, provided proper coaching there certainly will be a threat to the dominance now held by the seasoned athletes by 2012.

If you guys saw one of such you can add to the post.