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Monday, June 30, 2008
Article: 'How tiny Jamaica develops so many champion sprinters'
A snippet from the article...

"By US standards, the training facilities are second class. Jamaica's top sprinters cram into UTECH's tiny gym to pump rusty weights, and they often practice on the school's basic grass track.

"We have to be creative, because we don't have the resources," says Davis, explaining that the lanes of the track are marked with diesel and burned because the school can't afford the machine that lays down chalk lines every week or so. "We had a choice: complain about the resources and do nothing or work with what we have.""


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How tiny Jamaica develops so many champion sprinters (csmonitor.com)

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