July 2012
72 posts
“The ultimate Olympic outlier may be Usain Bolt, the 6-foot-5-inch sprinter who excels in a discipline where height was long thought to be a disadvantage. The reason: a quick start is essential, and unfolding a bigger frame can waste precious time in a race decided by hundredths of a second.
If Mr. Bolt had been born in the U.S. instead of Jamaica, he’d be catching passes in the National Football League right now. But he was born in a country where sprinting is king, and he has forced the track establishment to rethink what it takes to become the fastest man on earth.”
… I do things like this.
Slightly non-running-related for a running-related blog, I agree. However, it is ME-related, and seeing as I’m putting quite a lot of ME-related stuff on this blog, I figured I’d share. You know, it’s something different, and although 85% of my wardrobe is sportswear, it proves that I do occasionally wear clothes not made of drifit and lycra (not often though).
Here are some more images from the lookbook. Visit Amy Hall’s website for the full lookbook and online store.





