Only In Africa 9 - Oldest Competitive Walker

Philip Rabinowitz, a 100-year-old competitive walker, participates in a race against younger sprinters. Despite his age, he completes the 100 meters in 30.86 seconds, which is impressive for his category. After the race, he humorously notes that being over 100 means people no longer see him as a hypochondriac. However, he misses his bus home and has to walk, showcasing his resilience and humor.

What is notable about Philip Rabinowitz's age in the context of his athletic activities?

• He is the youngest competitive walker.

• He is the world's oldest competitive walker.

• He is the fastest sprinter in his age group.

• He is the only walker from Cape Town.

Where is Philip Rabinowitz from?

• New York

• Sydney

• London

• Cape Town

How did Philip Rabinowitz's race time compare to the fastest 100-meter sprinter?

• Twice as fast

• Four times slower

• Three times slower

• Equal speed

What did Philip Rabinowitz humorously say about being over 100 years old?

• He can run faster than ever.

• People no longer consider him a hypochondriac.

• He has more energy than younger athletes.

• He needs more sleep than before.

What challenge did Philip face after his race?

• He had to run another race.

• He forgot his water bottle.

• He lost his running shoes.

• He missed his bus home.