A Japanese man's lack of experience with competitive athletics did not stop him from opening a running school four years ago, and with a touch of Usain Bolt magic, he is helping athletes around the country hit their stride.The 36-year-old Kenichi Wada generously shares the secrets and tips he learned under the tutelage of the world's fastest man with children and professionals alike at his 15 school locations nationwide. The motto of the school, where students learn the basics to turn running into sprinting, is "speed is not talent.""It's not about whether you can do it or not. It's about g…READ FULL ARTICLE