A seven-year-old boy from the US, named Rudolph Ingram has been dubbed the 'fastest kid in the world' after a video of him completing 100m in 13:48 seconds. Who is fastest kid in the world? It is none other than Rudolph Ingram, an eight-year-old from America, who goes by the name Blaze. Ingram's speed and skill have captured the attention of many. Dubbed 'the fastest kid in the world', Ingram may leave you in awe too.

Skateboarding is a fun and active way to spend time outside. It's not only a great full-body workout, but it helps build core strength, balance, and confidence in kids. It's one of those fast-action sports that are not only fun to watch, but a blast for kids to participate in. Why do people like skateboarding so much? The risk of injury, the determination to pull off a difficult trick, and the physical demands of the sport all come together to produce an intense adrenaline rush.

Variants of the sweep involve the quarterback or a wide receiver running with the ball, rather than a running back. When a wide receiver runs with the ball, it is known as a jet sweep. Why do they call it a jet sweep in football? The Jet Sweep is a perimeter-attacking play that forces the defense to flow hard to pre-snap motion. It's most often used at the high school level where the hashes allow offenses to exploit wide sides of the field with their athletes getting a running head start.

Having a high spin rate will “lift” your ball up to the sky, creating a lot of height and a steep landing angle. Having a low spin rate will typically make the ball “fall” out of the sky, creating not much height and a shallower landing angle. Do low spin golf balls go straighter? As a general rule, low spin golf balls will go straighter, and as a result, further for most golfers compared to high spinning balls.

On this day in 1957, the Brooklyn Dodgers purchased a 44-passenger plane to fly the club during the season. They were the first Major League team to own their own plane. Today, most pro-sports teams, including the Dodgers, charter planes from airline companies. Do MLB teams own their own planes? All major professional sports use charters, often the same plane and crew for the entire year (not as much with baseball, though, since they're in the same city for 3-4 days).