Running is a kind of activity of our body which most of the people also like to do. By running, we do that work earlier than the speed of walking and it takes less time to know by running from one place to another. But let us tell you that running is not only an action, it is also a competition. It is also organized as a competition in the Olympics and many other sports. In these games, the person who runs the fastest from one place to another and reaches the designated place first is declared the winner. Cheetah runs among the fastest animals on the earth, which has a speed of about 128 kilometers per hour. But do you know, there is a person in Word who is also known as the world’s fastest runner. Let’s know, who is the fastest living person in the world?
Fastest Runner in the World
Usain Bolt is the fastest person who surprised the whole world with his running speed. Let us tell you that Usain Bolt was born on August 21, 1986, and he is a resident of Jamaica, his height is about 6 feet 5 inches and he is also the world’s highest-grossing athlete, Usain’s monthly income is about $ 21 million. Is. He is recognized as the fastest runner ever in the world. Let us tell you that Usain Bolt has won Olympic Gold 8 times so far with his art of running, apart from this he is also the world record holder of 100 meters. At the same time, he is also called the fastest living person.
When did Usain Bolt win the Championship
Let us tell you that in 2009, Usain Bolt made the world record by completing 100 meters in just 9.58 seconds. Also in 2011, several Belgian scientists used lasers to measure Usain Bolt’s speed at different stages of a 100-meter race, in which they found that at a distance of 67.13 meters, Usain Bolt was running at 43.99 kilometers per hour. Had reached the speed and had also finished this race in just 9.76 seconds. Apart from this, Usain Bolt has a record of 19.19 seconds in 200 Meter race and a world record of 45.28 seconds in 400 meters.
What did Usain Bold say?
When Usain Bold was asked about his speed during an interview, he told that, when I am running, I feel a “flow”. I always keep myself away from the kind of consciousness that often leads athletes to worry about failure or thinking about something else. He further said that I keep my unity and spirit with whatever I do.
