A 7-year-old girl has set a new record after breaking the previous junior Olympics record.
Dakota White, from Dallas, Texas, is now the fastest kid in her country after clocking a time of 59.08 seconds.
When Fox4 News asked her about her secrets, she said, “I just run really hard.”
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Dakota’s father, former Texas Christian University wide receiver Cam White started training his daughter when she was only three years old.
During an interview with a local news station, White revealed that his daughter had a crazy form, which wasn’t fast, but she got better as they hired different trainers for her.
“She just had form, like crazy form. It wasn’t fast, but her form was already perfect. So then, as she progressed, we started getting her different trainers,” he said
He also added that his daughter is just excelling in a sport which she loves.
She and her teammates from Fort Worth’s Xpress Track Club set the record in the girls’ eight-under 100-metre relay at the AAU Junior Olympics.
Report revealed that Dakota has won every competition she has entered since last year.
The young athlete shared her motto: “No Days Off,” in a recent video on social media.
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Outstanding 11-Year-old Girl With Higher IQ Than Albert Einstein Named Smartest Girl on Earth
Meanwhile, an outstanding 11-year-old girl bettered the IQ test results of scientists, Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking.
The young Mexican girl, identified as Adhara Perez, returned an IQ test with a score of 162, two points higher than that of Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking.
At only six years of age, Adhara Perez finished middle school, and when she turned 8, she had completed high school.
