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A day at Jamaica's best sprint school

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Record-breaking sprinters like Usain Bolt have given Jamaica its reputation for athletic prowess, dominating on the world stage. Dateline reporter Darren Mara trains with young athletes at St Jago High School, which has pumped out more Olympic medallists than any other school in the country.
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