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"FacebookPinterest\n\nBorn conquerors are always looking for new directions to extend their empires, and so Usain Bolt exits 2012\u2014a year in which he became the two-time defending 100- and 200-meter Olympic champion and made his cocky lightning-bolt pose into a global meme\u2014plotting next moves. He likes the long jump and wants to try it (we all want him to try it, because he&amp;#39;s six feet five, and just think about that), but his coach is nervous. &amp;quot;It&amp;#39;s hard on the knee,&amp;quot; Bolt says. &amp;quot;You might mess everything up.&amp;quot; The 400 meters is also an option. Bolt&amp;#39;s coach likes this idea, believes, as many do, that Bolt could rule this distance as well if he wanted to. Bolt, however, is not sure he wants to. &amp;quot;The training is a bit too intense,&amp;quot; he says. Be honest\u2014just say it hurts. &amp;quot;Yeah, it hurts.&amp;quot; He laughs. &amp;quot;It hurts!&amp;quot; His flirtation with both events is serious, though mostly he&amp;#39;s taking a long look at his own still baffling record in the 100, 9.58 seconds, set three years ago. It&amp;#39;s said, he teases at one point, that sprinters peak in their twenty-seventh year. Usain Bolt is 26.\n\nShorts by Puma"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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