Unlocking the power of magic in the dunes

"Could this be magix the duns" As I sit here contemplating the nature of reality, I am struck by a peculiar thought - is it possible that the world we live in is not as it seems? Could there be hidden forces at play, ones that we are blissfully unaware of? Many ancient cultures believed in the existence of magic, a mystical power that could manipulate the world around us. From the ancient Egyptians and their belief in the power of the pharaohs to the tales of sorcery in medieval Europe, the concept of magic has fascinated humans for centuries. But could magic truly exist? Is it possible that there are individuals among us who possess a deeper understanding of the universe, and can tap into forces beyond our comprehension? Some argue that the advancements of science have rendered the idea of magic obsolete. They believe that every phenomenon can be explained through logical and rational means, and that there is no room for supernatural elements in our understanding of the world. However, there are others who remain open-minded and speculate that perhaps there are mysteries of the universe that are yet to be unraveled. These individuals point to unexplained phenomena, such as psychic abilities, telekinesis, and inexplicable healings, as evidence that there may be more to our reality than meets the eye.

These individuals point to unexplained phenomena, such as psychic abilities, telekinesis, and inexplicable healings, as evidence that there may be more to our reality than meets the eye. In recent years, there has been a surge of interest in the occult and the supernatural, fueled by popular culture like Harry Potter and The Lord of the Rings. This fascination with magic hints at a deep-seated longing within us to believe that there is something more to our existence, something beyond the mundane.

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.

But the question remains - could this be magic, or are we simply searching for meaning in a chaotic world? Perhaps the answer lies not in the supernatural, but in the depths of our own consciousness. Maybe the true magic lies in our ability to create, to love, and to connect with one another. Ultimately, the existence of magic is a subjective question. It is up to each individual to decide whether they believe in the possibility of mystical forces at work in our world. Whether it be through ancient rituals or modern science, the search for magic continues to captivate our imaginations. So, could this be magic, the stuff of legends and fairy tales? The answer may never be clear, but the quest to uncover the mysteries of our reality will undoubtedly persist..

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