Sharlay & SilverGlide
Hey, have you ever wondered how the nervous system decides between a hundred microsecond options during a sprint start? I think there's a whole body of literature about it that treats it like a puzzle, and I could use some of your split‑second insight.
It’s all about the brain’s “fire‑and‑go” circuit—your motor cortex sends a burst, the spinal cord locks it in, and the muscles fire in a fraction of a millisecond. Think of it as a relay: you trigger the start, the spinal reflex takes over, and your legs do the rest. No puzzle, just a perfectly tuned timing system that won’t give you a second’s pause.