Can glasses affect my running speed? - new track spikes 2010
Track season is coming soon and I want to know whether certain things you can use my speed to impact.
Note: I am a high school student and my time in the last report on a dirt road with no peak was 12.36 seconds January 14, 2010th
I measure 5'2 .5 and I weigh 100 pounds, this may be another factor in my time.
Friday, February 12, 2010
New Track Spikes 2010 Can Glasses Affect My Running Speed?
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Do not make a difference in speed. Some sprinters use in basic skills - if it makes a difference.
ReplyDeleteLook at that Google Images for sprinters - you'll see the kind of things they use, and which varies greatly. Talent end of the day is the most important prerequisite for a sprinter. One thing is you look at the edges of dirt - which could make a difference
Hey,
ReplyDeleteHere's the truth. The glasses do not differ physically. However, I wear glasses and when to run and play sports, to position the nose sweating and lifting the arm up to my nose. If you and lead you to position, you lose the perfect pass and could, in fact, it costs precious seconds. I recommend searching for contacts, if you are planning your career seriously.
Cheers,
-Dave
Perhaps a possibility, but they are more likely to lead to problems during the race.
ReplyDeleteFor example, could fall, which would of course be a problem.
Drag a contact - which is more practical for sports:)
You should have a problem when it rains. Otherwise it makes no difference whether the fun with the glasses. People play tennis with glasses.
ReplyDeleteNo, because the weight of them is negligible.
ReplyDeleteThe contacts are best for the sport
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