There are HUGE physiological differences in runners who are "quick" vs runners who are "fast"

The Hu wrote:

btw, you don't need a CDL to transport your "creations" to your "meats". You just need to be approved through your university.

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Not sure what country you are living in, but every state in America requires a CDL to transport athletes to a race, unless you are cramming them all in a Volkswagen beetle.

Whoever drives the runners to their race must possess a commercial drivers liscense, same as a person who drives an 18 wheeler or city bus.

New Mexico Coach wrote:

The Hu wrote:

btw, you don't need a CDL to transport your "creations" to your "meats". You just need to be approved through your university.

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Not sure what country you are living in, but every state in America requires a CDL to transport athletes to a race, unless you are cramming them all in a Volkswagen beetle.

Whoever drives the runners to their race must possess a commercial drivers liscense, same as a person who drives an 18 wheeler or city bus.

Wrong. I've done it hundreds of times for three different universities without ever having a CDL.

Wutness wrote:

Looky Here wrote:

My god. The only attention we should give this thread is that this loon is reportedly coaching athletes with these absolutely mental ideas.

But, more likely that we all just got trolled.

Ya, we're hoping that he's the phony other posters say he is and isn't actually in a leadership position with 18 year olds.

In the other thread he said he liked to get naked in view of children

The Hu wrote:

Wrong. I've done it hundreds of times for three different universities without ever having a CDL.

https://www.utsa.edu/publicsafety/ehsrm/?section=riskmgt&page=driver

Then you broke THE LAW.

State law is different than school policies. so not sure why you sent that link.

What you did is just as serious and illegal as flying a commercial airline full of passengers with no pilots liscense.

I'm pretty sure having a CDL is a federal law too. Not just a texas state law.

He doesn't coach at any University in Texas or anywhere else and he never will. He has mental issues and is a chronic liar and attention whore.

Clearly not a coach. Possibly not a runner. Definitely short and mad about it.

I'm getting Coach JS vibes here. No capslock, same delusional nonsense.

New Mexico Coach wrote:

The Hu wrote:

Wrong. I've done it hundreds of times for three different universities without ever having a CDL.

https://www.utsa.edu/publicsafety/ehsrm/?section=riskmgt&page=driver

Then you broke THE LAW.

State law is different than school policies. so not sure why you sent that link.

What you did is just as serious and illegal as flying a commercial airline full of passengers with no pilots liscense.

I'm pretty sure having a CDL is a federal law too. Not just a texas state law.

LOL. I’ve held a CDL for a long time doing actual work over the road, and you certainly don’t need one to drive a van around full of students.

“I’m pretty sure.” “I’m not sure.” But you’re so very sure of this one, huh? You maniac.

Hayduke wrote:

Total height is an incomplete answer. Other factors are leg to torso ratio, and even more important short thigh compared to shin lengths

Finally, a reasonable answer! Do you have more details thigh/shin length as it pertains to running distance vs sprints? I have some anecdotal stuff:

Many of the East Africans are not tall, but have relatively long legs and short torso, so much so that the expected values in lung volume tables say to reduce by 10% if the person is of east African origin. Some tables are by sitting height rather than standing height to help deal with this in another way. So imagine that, East African lungs are on average smaller per body height, but they yield the best distance runners in the world, is that due to long legs? Or femurs? Or shins? In photos Kipchoge appears to have very long shin bones.

On the other hand, I have a friend who could squat over 400lbs when he weighed 160+ in university , but he had short femurs, so the vertical movement of the bar was not that much, he was also a sprinter in high school and university, and not too bad at 400, but his age 40+ marathon PB is just over 4 hrs.

... even more important short thigh compared to shin lengths

Are there any articles addressing the issue, you can reccomend, especially based on physics, levers, pendulums and such?

Or you can explain hete if you care to?

No trolli.g here. zi am genuinelly interested.

Why would the leg to torso length make a difference?

I think you mean foot to waist ratio, because that I'd the entire length of what is throwing stride by stride.

Arm length makes no difference unless you are running upside down on your hands.

The short-arse poorly coached student quickly fell to the back of the pack. He looked like he was treading water out there and you could tell he was poorly coached; legs moving quickly, arms swinging like a mad man but he just wasn't fast enough to compete with the eventual winner - a long streak of pelican sht who cruised a long without a bother in the world.