Is it possible to run faster than the current wold records in track and field?
in 100m or maybe 3000m
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It's always possible to run faster. Nobody's going to really hit the limit. If Asafa Powell, the 100m world record holder with 9.77 seconds, ran with the maximum legal tailwind, he would have done about 9.69; Maurice Greene the former WR holder with 9.79 with much less wind would have run 9.65 with max wind. Also, I'm sure Asafa could have told of a couple mistakes during the races (he ran 9.77 three times)- those weren't his absolute perfect, although they were good runs for him. Greene has run 10m split times faster than those in his WR; if is best are put together, he would be capable of 9.60.Daniel Komen, when running 3000m- what if he had pacemakers all along the way running in front of him for a slipstream? What if every time he ran the curve, his feet were exactly touching the inside line for shorter distance? He could cut his time from 7:20.67 to 7:15 perhaps.
What if a runner suddenly lost their eyelashes, eyebrows, nose hair, and ears? That's a few grams less weight. If someone with a big nose ran a world record time- what if their nose would be smaller? That allows that person to be just a tiny bit faster. Bets are, in Powell's 9.77 races, his leg was off ideal position by a millimeter or two. There are many tiny things that could be changed, even if someone puts up their best performance.
It is always possible to run faster.
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of course its possible for somebody. they just haven't done it yet.Why are the Olympic games are played every 4 years not every 3 or 5?
yes but it hasnt happened yet or it would have been a new record. good luckIt seems like many of these records are broken every year in World events, and even more in the Olympics.. If you set your heart and mind to it, nothing is impossible. ;-)
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It may be possible. However, we may be coming up against the limits of human physical limits. The closer we get to these unknown limits, the less frequently records will get broken and by smaller margins will they be broken by. That doesn't mean we shouldn't try, it's just not realistic to think these records will be consistently beaten. Which really doesn't matter to me how fast somebody can run, since I can use my car and get there faster.Should a sport like UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship?) Be allowed in the USA and Olympics?
anything's possible with God especially considering Jesus walked on water ^_^everything is possible. but it would be remote one. cause top athletes had their best time during big tournaments not in practice. so if anyone is running there very fast in a record time he would be faster if he runs in a big championsip. that means the best possibility breaking a world record is by competing in top tier.
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I believe with today's technology anything is possible especially in sprinting....not so much in distance. If you look at Peter Snell's 800 meter times in the early 60's, those times would still be very competitive in today's competitions. So, technology isn't everything. Snell certainly didn't have access to all the high tech equipment, latest advancements in training....he just ran! So, the way I see it, it's a give and take.How can u enter the olympics where do you go for the tryouts?
yes i know i was watching the most extream in a lady will be faster than a male in about 2030 buy like 3 secondsMore Questions & Answers...