What would you say makes Jeremy Wariner so dad-blame good?

the second pic isn't working.

does anyone know his current body weight? when he won the olympic gold he was 150, but he seems to have gotten bigger and stronger.

how would you say his acceleration compares to other elite 200 guys? i wonder what his 40yd is?? He seems to take longer to reach top speed but once he is there he blows others away. must have awesome top speed.

70kg = 144 lbs so it would appear he's actually lighter

whats your source?

if its that australian article then I don't buy it

weight wrote:

70kg = 144 lbs

lol good one

70kg=155 doesnt it?

2.2X70=154

just watch his races, he is so smooth the entire time. his hip position and mechanics NEVER change which allows him to hold his speed longer and dominate the last 100m. have you ever seen him tie up or strain in the last 100m? almost every single 400m runner but wariner ties up the last 100m. being super talented and working hard doesn't hurt him either.

tshakur wrote:

70kg=155 doesnt it?

Yeah. At least closer to 155 than 144. 154.32 to be a little more exact. So, yeah, he weighs a little more now than before if the 70kg is accurate.

70kg now? 150lb in 2004?

Everyone seems to be in agreement on these numbers so I guess I don't doubt them, but they sure seem low. Obviously he's skinnier than other sprinters but those are distance runner numbers for a guy his height. I guess I'm assuming he's about 6'1". I'm a distance runner, and a thin one at that, but I was 147-149 and 5'10" at my best and I know Wariner's more muscular than I was. Does he have no bones?

2004-

http://www.dallasnews.com/img/photo/08-04/15_NS_20OLYtrackFLAME.JPG

2007-

http://images.nbcsports.com/uploads/gallery_photo/image/2849/360x360/75956035.jpg

So he has gained some muscle but i bet he still has a very low body fat, like close to a distance runner. I would say he is somewhere between 1155-160 but there are still a lot of skinny 400m guys.

What would you say makes him so much different than anyone else that allows him to not tie up?

Even more puzzling is what makes Allyson Felix, a mere slip of a thing with no real muscle mass, so fast.

eddyIee wrote:

mother f***ing retard?

What white trash, hip-hop wannabe says MF-ing.

BTW to directly answer your question, your grandfather probably said dad-blame. He was probably a better man than you'll ever be.

Wariner's a little bit chubby this year, to start off the season. We're talking arms, look at his arms in 2008...

Go to the pic of Wariner, mid-page.

http://iaaf.org/GP08/news/kind=100/newsid=43506.html

ya man he looks huge....... give me a break

The ability to stay relaxed is the main key to not tying up. When u sprint u pump your arms to make your legs go faster but there is a miniscule delay. so the key is to relax and wait.

eddyIee wrote:

what mother f***ing retard says "dad-blame"?

The kind that intentionally use outdated words as a jape, only for it to be lost on oafs like you. I bid you farewell, sir.