The race is over in seconds, but the work lives in the spaces between. For Tomball High School’s Naomi “Peach” Booker, one of the nation’s top hurdlers, the 100-meter hurdles isn’t just about speed. It’s about precision measured in inches, rhythm counted in steps, and decisions made in fractions of a second. Each barrier is less an obstacle than a checkpoint, demanding control as much as it does explosiveness. Long before she lines up against th…
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