The men’s 100m at the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games was won by Trinidad sprinter Hasely Crawford in 10.06 seconds. Here is a video of the final. See more on the History of the Olympics 100m sprint.
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100m Men's Sprint 1976 Montreal Olympic Games
April 30th, 2012 · No Comments · Athletics
Tags: 100m·1976·1976 Olympics·Athletics·Canada·events·Montreal·olympic games·track and field
100m Men's Sprint 1968 Mexico Olympic Games
April 30th, 2012 · No Comments · Athletics
The men’s 100m conducted at high altitude at the 1968 Mexico Olympic Games was won by US sprinter Jim Hines in 9.95 seconds. Here is a video of the final. See more on the History of the Olympics 100m sprint.
Tags: 100m·1968·1968 Olympics·Athletics·events·Mexico·olympic games·track and field
100m Men's Sprint 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games
April 30th, 2012 · No Comments · Athletics
The men’s 100m at the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games was won by US sprinter Bob Hayes in 10.0 seconds. See more on the History of the Olympics 100m sprint.
Tags: 100m·1964·1964 Olympics·Athletics·events·Japan·olympic games·Tokyo·track and field
100m Men's Sprint 1960 Rome Olympic Games
April 30th, 2012 · No Comments · Athletics
The men’s 100m at the 1960 Rome Olympic Games was won by German sprinter Armin Hary in 10.2 seconds. With the Italian commentary and the dramatic music this is a wonderful way to watch the 100m final. See more on the History of the Olympics 100m sprint.
Tags: 100m·1960·1960 Olympics·Athletics·events·Italy·olympic games·Rome·track and field
100m Men's Sprint 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games
April 30th, 2012 · No Comments · Athletics
The men’s 100m at the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games was won by American sprinter Bobby Morrow in 10.5 seconds. This video is part of a documentary about Bobby Morrow, though the 100m race is shown at the start. See more on the History of the Olympics 100m sprint.
Tags: 100m·1956·1956 Olympics·Athletics·Australia·events·Melbourne·olympic games·track and field
100m Men's Sprint 1952 Helsinki Olympic Games
April 30th, 2012 · 1 Comment · Athletics
The men’s 100m at the 1952 Helsinki Olympic Games was won by American sprinter Lindy Remigino in 10.4 seconds. See more on the History of the Olympics 100m sprint.
Tags: 100m·1952·1952 Olympics·Athletics·events·Finland·Helsinki·olympic games·track and field
100m Men’s Sprint at the 1948 London Olympic Games
April 30th, 2012 · No Comments · Athletics
The men’s 100m at the 1948 London Olympic Games was won by American sprinter Harrison Dillard in 10.3 seconds. Here is some old footage of the event. See more on the History of the Olympics 100m sprint.
Tags: 100m·1948·1948 Olympics·Athletics·England·events·London·olympic games·track and field·United Kingdom
Olympic Games 100m Men's Sprint 1924 Paris
April 30th, 2012 · No Comments · Athletics
The men’s 100m at the 1924 Paris Olympic Games was won by British sprinter Harold Abrahams. See more on the History of the Olympics 100m sprint.
Tags: 100m·1924·1924 Olympics·events·France·olympic games·Paris·United Kingdom
30-15 Intermittent Test With Hockey Players
March 20th, 2012 · No Comments · Ice Hockey, Shuttle Runs
Highlights of a 30-15 Intermittent Fitness Test performed by the ice hockey team Brûleurs de Loup in 2006. The Brûleurs de loups (French for Wolf Burners) are a professional ice hockey team from Grenoble, France. It is just like a beep or yo-yo test, but has 30 second exercise periods inter spaced with 15 seconds of recovery time. See details of the 30-15 test.
Tags: 30-15 Intermittent Fitness Test·intermittent·Shuttle Runs
Fastest Man in Footy – Australian footballers race each other
October 31st, 2011 · No Comments · Football (Soccer), Rugby League, Rugby Union, Speed
There are several sports in Australia that take the name football – Union, League, Soccer and Aussie Rules. There are many great athletes in each of these sports. In 2010 there was a 100m race organized to find out the fastest man in football. The best in AFL were not able to join them. Rugby Union got the bragging rights, with the two union players coming in first and second: Lachlan Turner and John Grant. See more about this event and other sprint races between rugby players.
