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I counted 20.78 strides.
The formula is adding .24 to make the adjustment from hand times to electro.
Renaldo Nehemiah ran a HT 4.1 for the Niners.
The big deal is the surface, this is a biggie. A 4.1 on grass is totally different than a 4.1 on a track. And we have different track surfaces. Then we have to take the wind reading into account. Obviously an adding wind totally different than a head wind. And, mass vs wind is also a factor,
The very first black speedster we see in pro football was the tiny (also) Buddy Young all 5-4 170 of him. He was an NCAA/AAU 100 champ.
The thing about the 40 is that here SE doesn't matter, something that is huge at 100m. all the world class sprinters possess SE in abundance, that is why they are world class.
A guy like Usain Bolt spent years training for the 400/200 before ever running a compe ive 100m, so when he finally did start competing in the shorter sprint his 6-5 stride and his special degree of SE overwelmed the compe ion.
Texas Tech not known for speed, they have never had a sub10.00 sprinter among the alumni.
The roots to the tree.
TCU... NCCA 4x1 record and 7 sub10.00 sprinters among the alum, no other school remotely close (Ronnie Baker just won the NCAA indoor 60 and will become the Horn Frogs next sub10.00, and they also have the nations fastest footballer Kolbey Listenbee 10.03)
Houston
UTEP
Texas Southern
...the speed schools in Texas.
Baylor in the 400m.
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Fast 40's at pro days are legendaruy for being....Let's see how close Grant comes to that when he runs at the combine. I do see a 4.33ish.
Last edited by Avante; 03-16-2016 at 08:36 PM.
When it comes to 5-6 160 pounders the NFL has had....
Howard Stevens
Lionel "Little Train" James
Mini Max Anderson
Mac Herron
Nolan "Super Gnat" Smith...great kck returner
And..... Buddy Young.
While short both Maurice Jones Drew and Ray Rice were a lot bigger than those guys.
The first Houston Oilers first 1000 yd rusher was the 5-6 Charley Tolar but he a 210 pounder.
Speaking of fast 40's.
Walter Dix is the current NCAA (FSU) 200m record holder, and was one of the fastest sprinters in the world.
World Ranking
20111.......................... Yohan Blake (Jamaica)2..............................Usain Bolt (Jamaica)3......................... Asafa Powell (Jamaica)4.......................................W alter Dix (US)******5............... Christophe Lemaitre (France)6............................. Kim Collins (St Kitts)7.......................... Nesta Carter (Jamaica)8.......................... Daniel Bailey (Antigua)9................................. Mike Rodgers (US)10..................... Michael Frater (Jamaica
Last edited by Avante; 03-17-2016 at 12:50 AM.
lol 7 months later bump
Because the NFL isn't on in the spring and summer.
Sad effort. Lol utsa.
The seconds in that video are broken into 25 segments, not 100. According to that, he ran a 4.48. Doesn't seem all that fast.
Your logic doesn't make any sense.
It's cool tho because NFL has him officially at 4.34
1 thing about this. ......why the is he running in his boxer briefs and the camera man has it super slo mo. Lol seriously wtttff
Last edited by Blake; 10-15-2016 at 11:36 AM.
It's not really logic, it's math. At 25 frames per second, 12/25 =.48 seconds.
Whatever you're doing doesn't make sense. It's okay tho because I really don't care enough to discuss further
Well, sorry for causing you such confusion with simple math. The guy isn't that fast. At least we all agree.
Wrong~
Anything sub 4.40 is FAST....ok rookie? Keep in mind this is football, ok?
Pay attention
Track sprinters train at 300m, and over distance, ok? The reason being they run the 100m, not the 40. The 100m is all about speed endurance, as you don't know nobody can run all out further than 60ish, after that it's now about maintaining/sustaining a high % of max velocity, or....decellerate the slowest. THAT....is not football speed.
Any sub 4.40 footballer could hang with the world class sprinters for that 40, then that 300m training would start to take over for sprinters vs footballers. Not that TONS of NFL weren't sprinters also.
No less than 19 Olympic sprinters have played pro football.
Stone Johnson Grambling/Chiefs
Ollie Matson USF/Rams
Henry Carr ASU/Giants
Bob Hayes FAMU/Cowboys
Frank Budd Villanova/Eagles
Trenton Jackson Illinois/Eagles
Ray Norton SJS/Niners
Jim Hines TSU/Dolphins
Tommie Smith SJS/Bengals
Johnny Jones Texas/Jets
Larry Burton Purdue/Saints
Gerald Tinker Kent St/Falcons
Ron Brown ASU/Rams
Michael Bates Arizona/Seahawks
Sam Graddy Tenn/Raiders
Willie Gault Tenn/Bears
James Jett WV/Raiders
Jeff Demps Fla/Pats
Those at sub 10.10 which is Olympic speed.
Darrell Green, Trindon Holiday, Jacoby Ford, Alvis Whitted.
Right now in 2016 the Chiefs have Tyreek Hill, who as a HS kid ran a 20.14 200, the record was 2013. He is also a Big12 60 champ and the fastest man in the NFL today.
Last edited by Avante; 10-16-2016 at 11:28 AM.
Well no, the NFL network disagrees with you. I disagree with you. The old fat even disagrees with you.
You're on your own on this one.
Didn't read any of that . Did he run a 4.1? If not, then he's not as fast as the video states.
Your reading comprehension is as poor as your math skills. He's not as fast as the video states. Not even close, as it turns out.
Well no, your writing skills suck, tbh.
the video ya stupid , if ya knew anything dumbo you'd know what a sub4.4 tells us.
The only 4.1 was ran by who, yep.....DUH~~~~~~~~~~~~
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