Regularity in swimmers and runners results

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You can find Top 10 Men all time Australian best swims. Let us take long course men freestyle results and count arithmetical mean on how long ago the swimmers showed the result. It looks as follows 50 m – 2.7 years ago 100 m – 3.7 years ago 200 m – 6.1 years ago 400 m – 8.9 years ago 800 m – 7.7 years ago 1500 m – 12.8 years ago The method: if one result was showed in 2000 and another one in 2008 than ((2010-2008)+(2010-2000))/2 = 6.0 years ago Let’s look through all time 25 best results for European swimmers. It looks as follows 50 m – 2,04 years ago 100 m – 1,44 years ago 200 m – 3,44 years ago 400 m – 6,25 years ago 800 m – 2,92 years ago 1500 m – 9,76 years ago It is easily to find regularity: longer distance more difficult to beat the result. Now let’s take results for the very best world runners. Take into consideration All-time 30 best runners all over the world and count arithmetical mean. It looks as follows 100 m – 8,47 years ago 200 m – 14,69 years ago 400 m - 16,55 years ago 800 m – 12,97 years ago 1500 m – 11,13 years ago 3000 m - 10,87 years ago 5000 m – 7,33 years ago 10000 m – 7,03 years ago 42.195 km – 3,77 years ago Any regularity? Yes. Longer distance more easy to renew the record. Runners regularity is on the contrary to the swimmers regularity. Have you got any ideas on that? Does it mean that in the nearest future we will see the real promotion in long distance due to new pharma and endurance train methods?
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