Holger Rune's Productivity Hacks for Sluggish Days

Holger Rune is a young tennis player from Denmark who has become known for his impressive accomplishments in the sport. However, his success has not come without hard work and determination. Despite facing numerous challenges, Holger has managed to achieve greatness through his dedication and perseverance. One of the key factors that has contributed to Holger's success is his ability to overcome sluggish activity. In the world of professional sports, athletes often face periods of slow progress or lack of motivation. Holger, too, has experienced moments where he felt his performance was being hindered by a lack of energy or drive.

Holger, too, has experienced moments where he felt his performance was being hindered by a lack of energy or drive. However, what sets Holger apart from others is his refusal to let sluggish activity define him. He has developed several strategies to combat this issue and consistently push himself towards improvement.

Holger Rune is faster than Usain Bolt on the first ten meters

Pretty amazing…
I know that most of you only speak Danish, but here you go:

Runes træner blæst bagover: 'Aldrig set noget lignende'

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Also, David Ferrer said Rune moves better than anyone he's ever seen on clay other than Nadal.
The best athlete on planet earth.

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Pretty amazing…
I know that most of you only speak Danish, but here you go:

Runes træner blæst bagover: 'Aldrig set noget lignende'

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True, but still it's surprising. I would have thought the "bad start" was only in comparison to other world class sprinters.

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If that is true, that's incredible even if we consider Usain Bolt as a slow starter. And in tennis you gotta run only this much before you make a turn for another run.

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Bolt doesn’t start to hit his top speed though, he starts to open his legs up by the 15th meter or so and then smokes everyone from the 40-100m portion of the event

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I remember watching 'Superstars' way back in the day. The tennis stars (Borg etc) got smoked by football players in the 100 yard dash. Like embarrassed level smoked.

It would be the same today.

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Also, David Ferrer said Rune moves better than anyone he's ever seen on clay other than Nadal.
The best athlete human being on planet earth.

Fixed it for ya.

Rune really needs to be addressed as Saint Holger from now on.

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Here's Holger with Usain Bolt in Monte Carlo.

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Im sure there are athletes all over the world who are faster in 10 meters than bolt. That and a cup of coffee will get you a cup of coffee.

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Here's Holger with Usain Bolt in Monte Carlo.

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That’s Tyson Gays time, +2 slower, second place and at the time a world record. Tyson would crush Rune in 10 meters and he couldn’t even keep up with Bolt.

World Athletics | 100 Metres - men - senior - outdoor

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Yeah, not too much of a surprise if elite tennis players/basketball/football players are quicker off the first ten. Bolt was never the quickest starter, it took him a while to wind up and then flew past everyone else usually with ease

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True, but still it's surprising. I would have thought the "bad start" was only in comparison to other world class sprinters.

I need to see some serious data to believe this BS tbh. How did they measure it? Was it from a starting block? Electronic timing? Compared to which Bolt start? I call BS.

Cause you are correct, he's slow on the first meters compared to the very, very best. Not a random tennis player

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True, but still it's surprising. I would have thought the "bad start" was only in comparison to other world class sprinters.

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not to take anything away from rune (he's fast!) but most if not all sprinters are ahead of bolt 10 meters into the 100, 200. that's why they run the full race. and at full speed bolt ran faster, in all likelihood, than any person who has ever walked the earth. kind of a cool record.

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Bolt doesn’t start to hit his top speed though, he starts to open his legs up by the 15th meter or so and then smokes everyone from the 40-100m portion of the event

Correct. No human can run at 100% for 100 meters. So no sprinter runs at 100% at the start of the race.

The technical perfection that goes into a 100 meter race is staggering. Probably second only to the 110 hurdles, which must be absolute technical perfection

That’s Tyson Gays time, +2 slower, second place and at the time a world record. Tyson would crush Rune in 10 meters and he couldn’t even keep up with Bolt.

One such strategy is setting clear goals for himself, both short-term and long-term. By setting these targets, Holger is able to stay focused and motivated, as he constantly works towards achieving them. Another strategy that Holger employs is surrounding himself with a strong support system. He has a dedicated team of coaches, trainers, and family members who are always there to provide encouragement and guidance. This support system helps him stay on track even during the most challenging times. Furthermore, Holger understands the importance of taking care of his physical and mental well-being. He ensures that he gets sufficient rest, eats a balanced diet, and engages in regular exercise. This not only boosts his energy levels but also helps him maintain a positive mindset. Through his commitment to self-care, Holger is able to combat sluggish activity and remain focused on his training and goals. In conclusion, despite encountering sluggish activity at times, Holger Rune is an example of an athlete who has achieved greatness through his dedication and perseverance. By setting clear goals, surrounding himself with a strong support system, and prioritizing his physical and mental well-being, he has been able to overcome challenges and continually improve his performance in the world of tennis..

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