Even golf?

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A lot of those guys do run track since it helps them improve in their main sports. There have been a few NFL guys to qualify for the Olympics but not sure if any of them have competed.

What do you mean Hill ran a 6.7 which is .36 seconds off the world record. He was 5% slower than the world record.

Google says sub 7 seconds is good. And says Usain Bolt ran a 6.31+ and was the 2nd fastest behind someone who ran a 6.29+

Edit- Apparently those are outdoor numbers and the indoor record is 6.34.

But sub 7 is still good for College Athletes. And apparently baseball scouts look for sub 6.7 speeds for Center Fielders/Middle Infielders. And look for sub 7.3 for the corner fielders.

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He makes Speedy Gonzalez look like Regular Gonzalez

Ah he’s not that fast, mahomes probably inspired him right before

What about the one where they run around the track multiple times

Interesting, using the word “babe” is sort of like using the word “stud” when referring to a guy who performs well athletically, while also inferring affection for her being a good person.

I’ve watched the Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel interview/story with her from a couple years ago, and everything she has been through, particularly with the death of her mentor father.

I’m impressed with her ability to get back to the top, and simply dominate the sport.

I would say that your reaction to my wording is modern age creepy. You be you, bye.

The domestic abuse reference went over your head, I see.

How does a 6.70 - 60 compare to Olympic to college level sprinters?

But… have you checked the DNA to prove he’s not?

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And didn’t he run that while he was in high school?

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Yeah, he almost beat the US Boys HS record! Kidding aside, he’s super fast but .3 seconds is a lifetime in the 60.

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That's weird, I don't know where did they get 271 then. They showed graphic of win percentage across individual sports, and Stenmark was credited 271 starts.

Also he needs to keep mass on him to some extent. Usain Bolt is an extreme example but he didn’t need to worry about shrugging off 220lb safeties trying to tackle him while he was doing it

https://www.fis-ski.com/DB/general/athlete-biography.html?sectorcode=AL&competitorid=58663&type=career

I'm gonna assume the stats on FIS own website are correct, but who knows lol

I've also heard 232 before, but never 271

Where do you find the stat about Stenmark's 230 starts? Because commentators yesterday and FIS have been saying that Stenmark had 271 World Cup starts in his career.