David Hayes stamina is UNBELIEVABLE!!!

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  • Hitman932
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    #51
    Originally posted by Tim Horton
    If this is true he's a machine. Being a former 400m sprinter I am finding it hard to believe that he ran 100 100m runs at 100% in one day.
    Maybe you didnt read the article close enough.

    It said "im under 15 seconds"

    15 seconds is about how long it would take your average fat ass to run 100m, no exaggeration.

    So this article is saying that after 30 second rests he can run 100m at the speed of your average 30 pounds overweight fat boy.

    As a former 100m sprinter and someone with admittedly mediocre stamina at a distance, I think this workout would be doable for anyone with good speed in halfway decent shape.

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    • -Blackout-
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      #52
      Originally posted by P4PKING_2008 :)
      Training for Enzo Maccirinelli , Haye's coach Adam Booth decided to put him through a fitness test while in Miami .
      It would consist of sprinting 100metres 100times , each time under 15 seconds and with a 30second recovery . Booth monitored Haye's heartrate throughout and after 80 sprints saw the boxers pulse registering 167bpm . This wasn't high enough ,so Booth reduced Haye's recovery to 15 seconds for the last 20 sprints . Haye completed them ,the last in 13.5 seconds . In total Haye effectively sprinted 10km , though with a total of 30 minutes rest , but it's still an incredible feat of athleticism and surely proves the world cruiserweight champion doesn't have a stamina problem as some have feared .

      Klit is fucked.
      That's crazy.. I knew Haye was in good shape and all.. But damn.

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      • sebspeed
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        #53
        Well, for me and almost everybody,running a 100 meter in 15 seconds is slow,it's a little less than 75% from my top speed, but running it 100 times,I have doubt about it, sometimes,we have training with 10x200m at 80% of top speed with 4 minutes rest between each race and there's not a lot of person that finish it. So 100x100m,with only 30 seconds of rest and 15 for the last 20 is doubtful.

        Do you have any sources??

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