Visually Striking Anti-Doping Spot With Olympic Sprinter

[groveChuck]

I thought some of the cuts could have been a little quicker in the inner-body montage, but cool concept...

 

[Gord.T]

That was cool. I wonder how much adrenalin plays in a setting like that for the athlete. I'm sure conditioning and professionalism keeps them focused on the task at hand and oblivious to their surroundings.
Still, I imagine their heart rate is a little higher than normal before an Olympic event.

 

[wannabeapilot]

that was pretty darn cool

 

[Marc Villafan]

That was cool. I wonder how much adrenalin plays in a setting like that for the athlete. I'm sure conditioning and professionalism keeps them focused on the task at hand and oblivious to their surroundings.
Still, I imagine their heart rate is a little higher than normal before an Olympic event.

Not that I got to any professional level. But I remember playing football I would rarely hear the crowd. This crowd being 12,000 people at times. You just don't really pay any mind to it. Sure its cliche, but it truly is a zone your in. Like nothing else outside the field is even there or matters. Sensational feeling. Though you feel the energy at the same time from them when you make a big hit. Indescribable, fantastic feeling. Brings me blissful chills when I think about it.

 

[groveChuck]

In. The. Zone.

Plus, now I know to watch him in the Olympics ("Marlon Devonish MBE is a sprinter, Olympic Gold Medalist, former World Indoor, European and Commonwealth Games champion.")

See how he does against Usain Bolt (and all of his inner parts), if they race the same length.

Anybody going to the Games?