How did this Indian sprinter get so fast? :dwillhuh:

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This Indian teenager, Hima Das, just won the gold in the 400m at the Junior Worlds (U20). She won it easy too, started off all calm and slow and then blew away the field down the stretch.







I looked her up and she didn't even start running with cleats or on a synthetic track until she was 16? Coach noticed her playing soccer and thought she had potential, tried to start her at the 100m and 200m first before switching her to 400m. (She runs an 11.7s 100m and a 23.1s 200m) In the FIRST 400m she ever ran she put in a 51.9, a time that would have won the Olympic gold in 1968. Now at 18 and barely two years of running under her belt she already has a PR of 51.1 and a World Juniors gold medal.

For comparison on what a 51.1 time is like, the world record in the women's 400m didn't drop below 51 seconds until 1970 and those were all East Germans who were doping. FloJo's career best 400m was 50.9. A time of 51.1 would have pulled 7th place in the 2016 Olympics.

Track and field brehs, help me out here. Is is possible for someone to get that fast that quick or is there some shady stuff going on here?
 
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I notice in every track event that its always the white women on the team that do the most to show off their bodies revealing the most skin. Yet the other races are usually better covered up during events. :ohhh:
 

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Once she gets on the program like the competition...:lupe:
her core strength is crazy. smooth ass stride didnt even look she was trying hard

That's what I'm saying man, she was coasting out there. She's gonna be a problem in Tokyo if she keeps progressing like that.




That's a breh, breh.

Right?
Y chromosome in there somewhere
I was just talking about these Indians not having an ounce of athleticism yesterday.
Are we sure it's not a breh though? :usure:

That's what I'm wondering. She looks feminine enough, she's not hypermasculine like some of the sprinters. She talks/acts like a woman. I dunno. It could be just natural ability.




I notice in every track event that its always the white women on the team that do the most to show off their bodies revealing the most skin. Yet the other races are usually better covered up during events. :ohhh:
Indian culture isn't big about exposing too much, especially girls like her who come from small villages (bollywood isn't real).



Talk about racist thread title :mjlol:

OP on some Jimmy The Greek shyt. :dead:

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Come on man, I didn't mean it like that. :russ:
 
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