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Where?. Which event?.

I don't think Tumi will get anywhere near it. He looks far too stiff/bulky.

Also, just to note. Carl Lewis was a vegan. It's been proven that cruciferous vegetables can cause hypothyroidism. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cruciferous_vegetables

The article refers to hypo-thyroidism which is something I have dealt with in the past. It's related to diet. Even though its a fatigue-causing condition, I soon realised the more energy drinks/bars/gels I consumed the greater my fatigue became. You don't need drugs to sort out...

It seems to me that none of these 60m competitors have a "spring in there step". They all just seem so wooden & stiff, no bounce at all like what you see with a Usain Bolt or a Lewis. There gonna find it hard posting decent times outdoors. Thoughts?.

When is the Mens 60m final, today (Saturday) or tomorrow (Sunday)?.

:huh:

No excuses really. Obviously dietary related. Pretty much all autoimmune diseases are. If you ain't getting the diet right, forget about it.

An elite athlete with a vitamin C deficiency. Kindergarten errors. Sort it out Christophe.

It doesn't matter how 'naturally' elastic Lemaitre is, he would lose it all employing a heavy weight program (stiffness). Carl Lewis was the prime example of this (ran slower when Tom Tellez introduced weights into his program at the backend of his career). It's a known fact that the elasticity...

You didn't answer my question. What happens to the elasticity/spring of muscles/tendons following a heavy weight program?. Massive fault in logic. Sprint races aren't 10-20 meters long. Your not thinking it through.

Nope, not necessarily. In sprinting up to 7-10.4 m/s+, the contractile components that are responsible for power output of energy is stored in the elastic elements (high-end/top speed). Tell me, what happens to the elastic elements under a heavy weight program?.

Fella... There are thousands of sprinters lifting big ass heavy weights/pulling sleds etc who can't even break 11secs.

Jonathan Edwards proved it.

lol. Bolt could compete for another 1000 years & never test positive for peds and you would still believe he was doping/avoided detection the whole time. Houdini eat your heart out.

harold, is there any athlete left on earth who isn't on illegal peds?, lol.

Interesting. Aboriginals were faster than Bolt & obviously not doing roids, so I guess sprinters don't need to take drugs considering. They didn't have gyms/weights neither. Hmmmm...

Another reason it's dying is because of doping allegations & accusations. Which upcoming athlete wants to work REALLY hard for someone to turn around & say "It's highly likely there doping." Lets say 3 or 4 white athletes in the future start running 9.7's, 9.8's, maybe even a 9.6, people are...

http://www.elitetrack.com/forums/viewthread/10923 It's obvious. Jamaica is the most dominant sprint nation in the world. Even more so when you look at the size of the country. Consider the following: Eight of the ten fastest 100m performances of all time are by 2 Jamaicans. Of the 10 people...

That's rich.

When you have Bolt squatting 320Kg's & Lemaitre basically nothing... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkVNMiaFcX8 Of course Bolt is going to have the superior engine, he's worked harder. Who deserves it?. Obviously not Lemaitre.

Charlie, Did Jonathan Edwards state he ran sub 10secs?. According to his Wiki page it states his PB being only 10.48 for the 100m. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_Edwards_(athlete)