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Will Anyone Ever Run a Three-Minute Mile?
Maybe, but it won't be through the usual route of improved training techniques
and athletic equipment. Running truly fast has to do with muscle
contraction, and human muscles just don't contract fast enough, unlike,
say, those of a cheetah. So if genetic engineers can find a way to transfer
the muscle
characteristics of cheetahs to humans and it seems likely they
could you'll have athletes who can leave the current record of 3'43"
in the dust.
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web resources
The Athletic Edge
This site provides custom designed fitness and nutritional information, specializing in speed development
running.com
A very comprehensive source of information about running, including a collection of links, bulletin boards and chats
Athletics Home Page
Complete listing of current track and field world records |
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