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Or outrun Usain Bolt

• sahillavingia 16y ago
  True, but he has little talent, and his success is almost purely a combination genetics and hard work (eating + training).
  • jfb 16y ago
    You don't think that there is significant technique to be mastered in world-class athletics like that?
    • sahillavingia 16y ago
      That's mostly the trainer's job, I would think.
      • rcd 16y ago
        Mostly the trainer's job to hone technique, despite not competing? That doesn't sound right. You might want to make your point more explicitly.
    • sliverstorm 16y ago
      There are of course some techniques like how you set up at the line, but running is one of our most basic functions. I am not a professional runner, but I really would expect high level running technique to consist mostly of fundamental 'dos' and 'donts' (i.e. what many sports would call 'good form'), rather than secret techniques and tricks that take old sages decades to master.