AUSSIE Athlete Michelle Jenneke Shows Off Sensual Moves Before Race

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THERE is some bad news for the London Olympics — this hurdler's sexy warm-up routine
won't be one of the spectacles to look forward to.

Fit Michelle Jenneke was filmed performing a saucy pre-race ritual that seemed more suited
to podium dancing than collecting medals.

The clip shows the athletic 19-year-old wiggling her hips and shimmying ahead of a
100-metre hurdle race in Barcelona.

The pretty brunette shows off her svelte figure as she leaps up and down in her green smalls
and shakes her toned thighs.

She flashes a cheeky smile and swings her pony tail to complete the cheerleader-style dance,
performed on the track at the World Junior Championships on Sunday.

Sadly she hasn't qualified for the London Games this summer — but you can still watch her
booty-shaking routine here

 

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Australian Hurdler, Dancing Sensation

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The 100-meter hurdles and the Internet just got a little sexier thanks to a racy pre-race warmup routine by Australia's Michelle Jenneke.

If her goal was to get the blood pumping, it apparently worked (and for Jenneke, too), as the 19-year-old dominated the IAAF World Junior Championship in Barcelona last weekend. Along the way, she became a viral video sensation (videos such as the one you no doubt just played -- be honest -- are getting clicked as fast as, well, as fast as Michelle Jenneke runs the 100-meter hurdles).

According to Bleacher Report, sports blog With Leather posted raw, live-stream footage of Jenneke's prerace routine, then went back and edited it with an "overt celebration of Jenneke and her dancing and running presented in gratuitous slow motion, and with an awful song over it."

But then, that's just their opinion.

What seems clear is that this is one athlete who embraces the joy of running, and given some of the high-strung language accompanying track athletes these days, a little fun is a welcome thing.

In the 2010 Youth Games in Singapore, Jenneke took silver in the 100-meter hurdles. But after her gold in Barcelona, her star is on the rise. She won't be competing in the London Games -- much to the chagrin of many Internet users -- but she might just be loosening up for a samba in Rio in 2016.
In the meantime, female athletes' sexuality and their power have been hotly discussed topics this year, and Jenneke is helping to shake it up.

 

[Zatoichi]

Re: Australian Hurdler, Dancing Sensation

...the 19-year-old dominated the IAAF World Junior Championship in Barcelona last weekend......after her gold in Barcelona....

Actually, she finished in 5th place:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michelle_Jenneke#Career_highlights
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_W...E2%8 0%93_Women%27s_100_metres_hurdles#Final

Anyway, here's the latest popular YouTube video featuring her:
[video=youtube;U_9J2oJjjd4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_9J2oJjjd4[/video]

Urban Dictionary: Forever Alone
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Forever Alone

 

[Zatoichi]

Re: Australian Hurdler, Dancing Sensation

By the way, for those of you who are not aware, before Michelle Jenneke, there was:

Allison Stokke | Chickipedia
http://www.mademan.com/chickipedia/allison-stokke/
http://tinyurI.com/bl4sjc4

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