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Originally posted by DaccaIn theory, humans could run as fast as 65 km/h. The top speed depends mainly on how quickly muscles in the body can move.
Humans can run 65 km/hr, biologically speaking! haha best bullshit evah!
Originally posted by ツOriginally posted by DaccaIn theory, humans could run as fast as 65 km/h. The top speed depends mainly on how quickly muscles in the body can move.
Humans can run 65 km/hr, biologically speaking! haha best bullshit evah!
Why do you think so?
because usain bolt who kills everyone else, has only reached a top speed of 44km/h. to go 50% faster is impossible. like saying 45s on goldbhop is possible
[blockquote]The highest human footspeed ever recorded is 48 km/h (30 mph), seen during a 100 meter sprint by Asafa Powell. (c)[/blockquote]
close enough to prove my point
Originally posted by opaI always admired cheetahs, just because they can reach up to 100km/h for about 10 seconds. I still can't imagine how is that possible for a biological creature (ignoring birds) to run with that speed :)
knife speed. it's obvious
Originally posted by slaip[blockquote]The highest human footspeed ever recorded is 48 km/h (30 mph), seen during a 100 meter sprint by Asafa Powell. (c)[/blockquote]
knifespeed, too.
edit: You already have warning because of spamming, don't force me.
-FoF
Originally posted by TlofTbecause usain bolt who kills everyone else, has only reached a top speed of 44km/h. to go 50% faster is impossible. like saying 45s on goldbhop is possible
Where did you get that information? :S
EDIT: I found what I need :)
A LIGER
fof the fun sponge, its just a forum, chill out a little bit.
damn wanted to say woman but i was to slow :|
cheetah
yea fof, your a buzzkill :(((
OT: Dinosaurs.
Dogs fosho!
for the sake of fun, my fav animal the:
MANBEARPIG.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfGmf8L3-z0
i updated the 1st post, make sure to check it or turn into a unique specimen of un-trendiness
Originally posted by Daccahttp://www.livescience.com/animals/human-speed-limit-running-100122.html
There was an arcticle in some lithuanian journal yes? :D I can't remember which :/
As I see that article was directly translated from livescience into Lithuanian lol..
Originally posted by kz[aHazard]
fof the fun sponge, its just a forum, chill out a little bit.
fun sponge, i lold
hebtemy, google ftw. sports science did all the tedious calculations
dunno
Crow!!
Crossing the street against traffic may be called "jay-walking," but jays and other members of the crow family understand better than some humans the importance of waiting for the light to change. Crows living in urban areas are known to gather nuts from trees and then place them in the street for passing cars to crack open the shells. Then, after waiting patiently for the light to change, they return to the street to retrieve their nutty snack - an impressive example of animal innovation..
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