The 'Flying Mullet' is changing things up as he aims to break the 10-second barrier 🏃♂️
Browning will next test his new-look start at Italy's Florence Diamond League on Saturday morning .
"It just takes a long time to motor-pattern that and get used to it because your body always reverses to old habits. getting comfortable changing what you're used to. "We do a lot of video analysis, everything's pretty high-tech, we use Optojump , the Laveg, which is a velocity gun, so everything is really tracked and we make sure to use that data in the most effective way possible."
"I think the national championships was the first sort of glimpse of what that new model is capable of producing. I felt like the national championships was the first time that it sort of clicked and it came together properly." At the Australian national championships, Browning strung together his quickest sequence of 100-metre times at a single meet, clocking 10.18 , 10.17 and 10.02 .
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