You probably think of Sha'Carri Richardson and Allyson Felix when you think about a female track star. But what about the other possibilities? Nadine broersen? Here are five track stars who have become a part of history. Although you may not have met them, they might be familiar to you. What do they have in common? Let's find out! This is their style.
Sha'Carri Richardson
Sha'Carri Richardson, an American track and field athlete, is a skilled sprinter. She competes in both the 100-meter- and 200-meter races. While a Louisiana State University freshman, Richardson broke the 100 meter record in 10.75 secs. Richardson is now a professional athlete and role model to young women all over the globe.
Allyson Felix
Allyson Felix was an American track and fields athlete. She was first a 200-meter runner for nine years. Then she switched to the 400 meter sprint later in her career. She now holds a prominent position among the top female athletes and is an inspiration for those who are pursuing their dreams. Here are some fun facts about Felix. You can also visit her YouTube channel for many more videos.
Robin Bone
Robin Bone, a former track star at high school, turns 25 this week. She was an avid athlete as a teenager in nearly all forms of track and fields, from gymnastics to basketball to soccer. She has been a top contender in the event since she was fifteen, but had to stop because of a concussion. After deciding that she wanted to focus solely on track, the Darien High School track squad was created.
Nadine Broersen
Dutch track star Nadine broersen is a world-class high jumper. She holds the national high jump record and is the 2014 World Indoor pentathlon champ. Broersen runs for AV Sprint Track and Field Club in Breda. It is also home to many top Dutch athletes. Broersen is not only a strong role model to young female athletes, but she has also excelled in track and cross.
Lolo Jones
Lori Susan "Lolo” Jones, an American hurdler and Bobsledder. She is a specialist in the 60-meter, 100-meter hurdles and has won three NCAA titles as well as eleven All-American honors. She has been voted one of the greatest athletes of all time. Jones's extraordinary athletic abilities are not the only thing that makes her stand out. Jones also loves running and watching bobsled races.
Cathrine Larsasen
Norwegian pole vaulter Cathrine Larsasen was born on 5 December 1986. She has won the national pole vault competition 3 times in succession and holds the record for indoor and outdoor events. Larsasen has improved her personal record by 0.54m over the last five year. The former world indoor pole vault champion is a certified track star and has won numerous awards.