How Xavier Worthy ran 40-Yard Dash in 4.21 s 

he gets ahead from the first stride, exactly what we told in the video. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dRm5ssO9fWU.html

This still holds up. They start the ESPN side by side when both lift their hand. Worthy had already started moving the rest of his body at that point, while Ross had not, kind of like getting a moving start.

They scrubbed the CJ2K video simul-cam because his was ahead of Ross’s

@@kylepleban6956 it wouldn't surprise me! at that speed, clock manipulation can easily be accomplished

The timing on the videos have to be aligned with the timing clocks, and the timing clocks start when the hand clears the laser. Obviously, Worthy will be slightly ahead because Worthy's technique starts the clock late.

Hoping Coleman ends up running it again, he probably will since theirs 100k on the line

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coleman ran 4.12 when he was in college

su bingtian ran a 3.88 in his split record

@@logitechh6514from blocks though

absolutely

Wtf that’s what he just said in the video

I mean, you need to remember that he's a football player and doing all of this on top of the demands of football training such as multidirectional explosiveness and agility training, speed training, strength training, endurance training, skill specific training etc. Whereas, someone like Usain Bolt is basically training for one specific activity: sprinting. Like yes, Bolt is obviously faster, but the combined demands of training they go through makes it difficult to excel in any one area, let alone sprinting at an elite level. So reaching this level of speed while balancing the demands of football training is a remarkable feat of athleticism and dedication. It shouldn't be downplayed. There aren't many people on the planet who can reach this high of a level of an all around combination of athleticism, period, including some of the fastest guys on earth.

And?

Bolt fans try not to glaze bolt in any video that has someone doing smth cool in sprinting challenge (impossible)

Bro, Xavier Worthy 10.65, Chris Johnson & John Ross 10.66 PBs are hardly the fastest men ever in the NFL. None of them can run a true 4.2 let alone a 4.1. The 40 yard dash is semiautomatic timed as you see in this video. Proven. It's flawed. Perspective, the top 5 fastest men in NFL history: 1. Jim Hines 9.95 (Olympic Gold medalist 100m) 2. Trendon Holliday 10.00 twice 3. Jeff Demps 10.01 (Olympic Silver Medalist 4x100) 4. Jacoby Ford 10.01 22. Tyreek Hill 10.19 34. Deion Sanders 10.26 Now I want you to really think about what I'm saying. Do you really believe that Xavier, Chris or John are faster than the top 34 fastest men ever in NFL history? The NFL 40 yard dash is inaccurate & flawed. A 10.65 guy holds the record now is a freaken joke.

The hand release thing was wrong that’s not how the timer works

@@biggalaxy9102 your note is flawed dude first worthy ran a 10.55 what’s very important is he ran that as a 15 year old sophomore in highschool that’s what changes it the guy could potentially be running a 9.7 or 6.4 times even without running track in college if your going to base solely of times use all times and info like being 15 years old at the time

sure

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@@TheWayToWin it was incorrect though. The electronic timer is started by a human on the first movement of the runner. It’s electronically finished but hand started

@@footba11fan41ife that doesn’t make sense hand timing is inaccuracy and can be manipulated it’s fully electronic and laser timed

@@Messup7654 it’s not fully electronic. Why do you guys like to debate things that can easily be looked up?

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6.29 according to NFL timing translates into 4.09 for 40 yard dash

He has great running skills and unconventional starting technique.

@@TheWayToWin so he would run even faster with proper starting technique?

⁠@@Pro_Kickzbro did you watch the video😂 first unconventional doesn’t mean I’m proper it means just not normal or just uncommon second his unconventional starting technique allowed him to set a faster time which the guy explained

No the 40 yard dash is really inaccurate & flawed.

According to one website, Su ran a converted 4.07s 40 yd dash

@@kingdinodragonite3470 according to PJ Vazel he ran 4.31 with his hands leaving the ground 0.22

​@@TheWayToWinsince you didnt do the math its 4.09

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I agree

That pressure depends on weight. Shaq will have way more pressure and will finish in 8 seconds.

That's not the point of the video. It's a technique that hasn't been used in football. I mean, you need to remember that he's a football player and doing all of this on top of the demands of football training such as multidirectional explosiveness and agility training, speed training, strength training, endurance training, skill specific training etc. Whereas, someone like Usain Bolt is basically training for one specific activity: sprinting. Like yes, Bolt is obviously faster, but the combined demands of training they go through makes it difficult to excel in any one area, let alone sprinting at an elite level. So reaching this level of speed while balancing the demands of football training is a remarkable feat of athleticism and dedication. It shouldn't be downplayed.

@@myjciskate4 That is exactly the point, there isn't any so called "creativity". The video is totally useless.

@@cfofana4502 It's creative because no one has done it or thought to do it in football. He just beat the 40 yard dash time using that technique. It is absolutely creative to use techniques that are meant for other domains, and contrary to the typical technique, within another domain.

feel like it could be lower. I mean he ran the fastest 60m split

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3.88

I think 4.25 - 30

@@TheWayToWindude that video where bolt ran a 4.22 is fake lol bolt is faster than that of course bolt can run a 4.0 but that video is fake he ran closer to a 4.5 or 6

@@Messup7654 4.7 I know

I recall it was in retirement, still in shape, but retirement.

@@jakemccoy nevertheless prime bolt runs the 40 in sub 4.10 atleast. He had the fastest 60m time in history before su bingtian broke it in Tokyo

why no one else uses this tecnique?

Was he the first to use it?

If you look in an overlay. Ross has a much faster topline speed. Worthy just accelerated and had so much space between from the start that Ross couldn't catch up.

Not how it works. May throw off his form in the run. It’s way harder than it looks to do that.

@@toddpacker5734That is a training issue. If he could not adjust his form to take advantage of this trick, then he should not be out there playing football. There are much more difficult adjustments he will have to make on the field.

He ran a 10.4 in high school

What are you trying to say? Bc the facts are, Usain had one of the fastest starts in human history. In fact, he's ranked the 3rd fastest start in history. He ran a 6.31 in his first 60 meters in his 9.58 world.record performance. And had the fastest reaction time in that race. Usain was the fastest from start until finish.