I ran a 40 yard dash today in 35-40 degrees weather today, what would my time be in better warmer weather? what percent difference would my 40 change by?
I ran a 40 yard dash today in 35-40 degrees weather today, what would my time be in better warmer weather? what percent difference would my 40 change by?
Kevthewest wrote:
I ran a 40 yard dash today in 35-40 degrees weather today, what would my time be in better warmer weather? what percent difference would my 40 change by?
Seriously, dude. 40 is not that cold. You really expect people here to determine your time if a bit warmer?
There is no bad weather; there is only bad clothing.
theJeff wrote:
There is no bad weather; there is only bad clothing.
Or bad sprinters.
Kevthewest wrote:
I ran a 40 yard dash today in 35-40 degrees weather today, what would my time be in better warmer weather? what percent difference would my 40 change by?
Silly asking that question of a bunch of joggers. The average guy on here run about the same time whether flat out or jogging.
For a sprinter, yes warmer climes are better than cold. It does make a difference.
I ran 10.3 in heat, and 10.5 in the temps you are talking about. It takes longer to warm up. Its tougher to prepare.
The distance you mention is pretty much worthless to call a sprint anyway.
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