The 20-m walk test is a measure of time (measured in seconds) required to walk a total of twenty meters, with longer times indicating lower capacity.
Through the 2007 season his 1980 outdoor 200 meter time of 20.59 seconds remains the all-time University of Michigan record.
His 1980 outdoor 100 meter time of 10.36, which is now the fourth fastest in Michigan history was once the school record, and his indoor 300 meter (event retired) time of 30.38, which is now the second fastest in Michigan history was also once a school record.
The new facility will occupy 5,500 square meters of space, five times the space the center presently occupies.
Her winning 200-meter time of 1 59.23 was her career best to date, overcoming Woodhead's early lead in the final 50 meters.
Even with the help of tape delay, NBC announcers would struggle to explain to viewers why a 100-meter time of 10.3 seconds would be worth 1,023 points, but a 10.5 counts for only 975.
One of the outstanding events of the meeting was the running of the American colored young man, Ben Johnson, who was clocked in the final heat of the 100 meters in the time of 10 2/10 seconds, which time is 1/10 second faster than the world's accepted record, held by Percy Williams of Canada, Eddie Tolan and R. Metcalde, of America, both colored lads like Johnson, and Yoshiocka, of Japan.
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The distribution of 20-meter walk times by trial is in Figure 2.
