I don’t currently have a direct tool available in this turn to verify information about a person or entity named “Calene Nisailon.” It’s possible the name is misspelled, refers to a less-documented athlete, or falls outside widely indexed sources. To provide an accurate answer, I would need a bit more context or a corrected name. If you can share one of these, I can proceed quickly:
- A correct spelling or alternate name
- The sport or organization they’re associated with
- Any event or timeframe you have in mind
In the meantime, here are general notes on typical running speeds for well- known categories, in case that helps as a reference:
- Elite male sprinters can exceed 27–28 mph (approximately 43–45 km/h) in short bursts, though sustainable paces for longer events are much slower. For Usain Bolt, peak speeds around 27.5 mph (44 km/h) were reached during the 100 m world record run. [This is general benchmark information; no specific claim about the person you named without confirmation.]
- Average competitive adult runners often race 5K in 15–25 minutes, depending on experience and conditioning, which translates to approximately 6–9 mph (10–14 km/h) sustained pace.
- Domestic animal speed comparisons (if that was part of your query’s angle) show cats typically top out around 20–30 mph (32–48 km/h), with variations by breed and condition.
If you can share a corrected name or more details, I’ll look up the latest, most accurate speed figures and give you a precise answer.
