Kendall Mcdaniel’s Reviews > The Bolt Supremacy: Inside Jamaica’s Sprint Factory > Status Update

Bolt won another race. The feeling of when you win a race is unbelievable. You feel like all your hard work has finally paid off. In track and field, a lot of work is required and to feel like all those hours of work was worth it is unexplainable.

He’s off to another race. It’s so crazy how much a race is mentally and how he tries to stay in a good set of mind to do well. He’s getting ready to run, isolating himself and clearing his mind. I can relate because before I race I clear my mind and in vision the race before it actually happens.

They talk about what goes through his mind when he is racing. He mainly says he focuses and in visions the race in his mind. I can relate because when I jump I in vision me jumping over the bar before I actually take a jump.

Usan bolt is someone I really look up to. He really has determination and work ethic that is hard to match. I honestly feel like once you find something to do that you truely love you’ll work as hard as you can to succeed. He found his passion and works hard everyday to keep doing well.

Bolt really starts to open up and show how much running means to him. He truly enjoys it and it has brung so much joy to his life.i can relate as well because even though I don’t like running as much, I really enjoy high and long jump and I don’t know what I would do without it.

They are finally getting a chance to speak with bolt himself and his family. You can tell they are a tight knit family and love each other. They talk very highly of their country. They truly have so much pride in their country and where they are from.

The journalists is getting to know the bolt family. It’s very different how it is for family’s here. Even the Neighborhoods look different. They have a lot of color houses and it’s not as big as it is in America.

A lot of talented people in track and field originate from Jamaica. Is it because of how much pride they have in the sport? The are now visiting Jamaica and visited Bolte’s house. I wonder how different it is from how America is.

The whole deal about drugs is shocking to me why are they just now seeing that it’s a problem. People have been using things like steroids for a while now, they should’ve been doing these drug test. I believe they should do them in high school as well, because they will once you get to college.

Why do the Jamaicans have to be the guinea pigs to this new high school drug testing idea. Also, why are so many athletes partaking in these drugs if they know they are going to get caught? I believe they are addressing a big problem we have today and drug testing should occur with more sports than just track