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Step length, a devastating finish and ‘springs in his spikes’: the science behind Gout Gout’s speed

By Dylan Hicks, Lecturer & Movement Scientist / PhD Sports Biomechanics, Flinders University
roland van den Tillaar, Professor in Sports Science, Nord University

Gout Gout is challenging some conventional sprinting paradigms – namely that raw power and muscle mass are the primary determinants of speed.

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