Biomechanical analysis for the IAAF World Championships London 2017 100 m Men's

The men`s 100 m final and semi-finals took place on the night of August 5th in good weather conditions. There was great excitement coming into the event given that this was Usain Bolt`s last ever individual competitive race. Coming into the race, Christian Coleman of the USA was the favourite having recorded the fastest time in 2017 and qualifying first from his semi-final. Despite this and leading the way throughout the race, Christian Coleman eventually had to settle for the silver medal. Justin Gatlin`s late surge was enough to ensure he pipped Coleman by a mere 0.02 seconds to clinch gold and make it a 1-2 for the USA. Usain Bolt finished a further 0.01 seconds further back from Coleman to take the bronze medal despite a slow start. There were season`s bests for the gold and bronze medallists.
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Bibliographic Details
Subjects:
Notations:strength and speed sports training science
Tagging:Bewegungsanalyse
Language:English
Published: Leeds Leeds Becket University; Carnegie School of Sports 2018
Online Access:https://www.iaaf.org/download/download?filename=51b04ff3-8549-4747-b066-5bd77aeaee38.pdf&urlslug=Men%27s%20100m%20-%202017%20IAAF%20World%20Championships%20Biomechanical%20report
Pages:62
Document types:electronical publication
Level:advanced