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We had the fastest people in the world. I mean, you're fast if you went to San Jose State. You had to be. Tommy Smith, Lee Evans, Ronnie Ray Smith, Ray Norton, Dennis Johnson, Lloyd Mirad, Jimi O. McBeanie, Bobby Pointer, John Carlos, Willie the W There are so many guys that you can hardly count them. And they were going there to learn Bud Winters' sprint system, and he had a system. I mean, it covered every aspect of sprinting. Coach Winter teaches adequate extension must be developed through special exercise. Bud said, do you know that you could be the world's fastest h And my buddy started laug And I believed My first track meet, I ran the 100-b-yard dash and a 200-yard dash, and I ran the fastest time in the world. That started in the street city. I got the scholars S. And then I heard it sounded So I decided to go to San Jose State. No H. C. Bud Winner, everyone called For the Sprinter, the start is of great importance. My start was not good, but I perfected it just because I heard him say the usage of your muscles to the maxim But we had to maintain a 2. 0 to run. So you had to go to class if you wanted to become anyt San Jose did not cater to our athletes. If you're an athlete, you're okay, but you better be a student. And Bud, Never. Bud worked with me, and what if he did was great? Because I felt faster and better, and Then I went to the Olympic Games and ran 43. 86. And then I went to the Olympic Games and won the t Before most of my races, I saw myself run that race seconds before I ran it. Especially in Mexico City in 1968, I was the first athlete in track and field The hard part of Mexico City and getting to that race was the races I ran before I got there. The system would not set up for equality. It's called races, simple and clear. In the early 60s, there weren'too many people of color at San Jose State. The many came when the EOP program came into existence in the late 60s. A lot of students were having trouble finding an apartment, and so Harry Edwards and Ken Noel, they started to organize t And so, when you went to the starting line, Because So you have to definitely win the race. There was a need. And we had a world platform, Olympic world platform. But were told that the Olympic Games were not the place to bring reality to being, and we disagree. But when he understood sprinting and could recognize sprinters, and Dennis Johnson took the sprint technique to Jamaica. I mean, he was the coach, the coaches that coached both, and Powell, and all of those, I went to Africa and I coached for 12 years. I coached in Saudi Arabia, I coached in Qatar four years each. I used Buddy Winters' program, because it was so successful with us. It was a sound day state's program. I put it all over Africa and the Middle East. There's a gentleman over there that I coached And he goes on and on, and that's what it's all about.
