what are your guys' 40 yard dash times?

[BaySwaggOnPoint]

SRS. no e-stats.

[BaySwaggOnPoint]

Fast thread.

[konyy]

At 5'8 165, I run a 4.9

[redfield11]

I very very poorly timed myself sophomore year at like 5'11 142 i ran a 4.9-5.1. But i've played 3yrs of football and have been lifting outside of football for 2 years since then so no idea what it is anymore. probably 4.6-4.8 range. Plan on hitting 4.4 by this next new years

[DOPlayer8]

Age 15, 150 pounds, 5'11 height , and I run a 4.7

[BaySwaggOnPoint]

i ran a 4.8 today. huge improvement from last time.

[chasinganimals]

4.4-4.6 unofficial times. I sprint though.

[nicholkid]

Ive never actually ran a 40...but I can guesstimate based on my 60m time. 60m time = 7.86s. 40yd time = 4.79s. Obviously not very accurate, but it will do for now. I wanna run a real 40 now.

[sailingpece]

Ran a 4.8 40 yard dash spring 2010.
Then ran a 3.9s 30 meter dash in the fal of 2010, which is about 33 yards. and also a 4.82s 40 meter dash(44 yards)

Which would bring me to about a 4.6s 40 yard dash

[xxtwistedxx]

No 40yd but ran a 30yd in 4.05s. I think it comes out to 5-5.1s 40yd.

[Willhu12]

Not a clue.

100m is sub-14.

[moose45]

4.9

[SelenaGomezx]

run a 4.28 have been sprinting for around 3-4 years hence why so quick

[PruessPUB]

5'11" 173 lbs. 4.63 40

[chasinganimals]

run a 4.28 have been sprinting for around 3-4 years hence why so quick

Highly doubt these numbers are accurate! Thats world class speed for a kid thats 120 pounds.

[xxtwistedxx]

run a 4.28 have been sprinting for around 3-4 years hence why so quick

100m time?

[SelenaGomezx]

100m time?

sorry for the long reply um my highest recorded was a 10.98 that was about 3 months ago

[xxtwistedxx]

sorry for the long reply um my highest recorded was a 10.98 that was about 3 months ago

Hey no worries. Id be lying if I said I wasn't eager to call bs but that's a solid 100m time. Can't count how many times someone said 'i run a 4.25s 40 d00d' but then say they run a 11.8 100m.

[TcuFan94]

5.3
265 5'9 When i ran it.
Mine now is idk.

[adarqui]

don't know my 40 time, someone come to south florida and time me.

[Oochriso]

5.3
265 5'9 When i ran it.
Mine now is idk.

Man you're heavy for the height!! Isit muscle?

[Chest-Rockwell]

I ran a 4.9 last year

For about half a year tho i've been going to to this rediculous speed/accerleration place tho
Prolly 4.8

[boxler]

5.2

I'm better at distance running haha. I can't sprint if my life depended on it.

[youngwiz]

4.6. Kinda slow for reciever

[PerfectFormForever]

4.4 40
But I also ran track in college, ran a 10.8 100m. I actually had fairly slow starts for a sprinter, with a really fast top speed, so my 40 time should have been faster. But I guess that's what its for, your 0-max acceleration.

[MjAmos7]

low 4.2 range... on a good day i might hit a high 4.1 did plyometrics for years
track star 100 meter 10.6

[damageinc1976]

Highly doubt these numbers are accurate! Thats world class speed for a kid thats 120 pounds.

And to top it off, he's from the UK. They don't care about yards. They use meters and there would be no reason for a 40 meter dash.

[DoubleDee12]

Legit 4.28 it was electronic timing. It was no NFL combine hand start timing which is BS. I used to run track
100-10.59
200-21.96
Those times are FAT.

[cglaeser]

The reaction times of the coaches and trainers using stopwatches to time the 40 yard dash mean that most numbers are way off. If you want to know your time in the 40 yard dash, you need to use a fully automatic timer. Freelap has a Football Combine kit for timing the 40 yard dash. You can order it online at http://www.freelaptrackandfield.com/...ll-combine.php

What you measure, you improve.

Best,
Christopher

[cglaeser]

Here are photos of the Freelap Combine Kit and the touch-and-release starter module. This fully automatic timing system will provide the accuracy you need so that you can monitor the improvements in your training program. What you measure, you improve. Improving your 40 yard dash by 0.20 seconds can mean the difference between a career on the field and a career on the couch.