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  1. Shots, NPR’s health blog, studies Olympic bodies over time - and the way they’ve changed to better respond to the demands of their sport - in this infographic. Y’all know I love a good infographic.

Sprinting is basically a controlled forward fall. Runners with higher centers of gravity can fall forward faster — and the taller you are, the higher your center of gravity.
Athletes of West African descent have a center of gravity that is 3 percent higher than Europeans, and they tend to dominate sprinting events.
Shots, NPR’s health blog, studies Olympic bodies over time - and the way they’ve changed to better respond to the demands of their sport - in this infographic. Y’all know I love a good infographic.

Sprinting is basically a controlled forward fall. Runners with higher centers of gravity can fall forward faster — and the taller you are, the higher your center of gravity.
Athletes of West African descent have a center of gravity that is 3 percent higher than Europeans, and they tend to dominate sprinting events.
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    Shots, NPR’s health blog, studies Olympic bodies over time - and the way they’ve changed to better respond to the demands of their sport - in this infographic. Y’all know I love a good infographic.

    Sprinting is basically a controlled forward fall. Runners with higher centers of gravity can fall forward faster — and the taller you are, the higher your center of gravity.

    Athletes of West African descent have a center of gravity that is 3 percent higher than Europeans, and they tend to dominate sprinting events.

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