The following data was done using three different people. When comparing the distance to time, the reaction seems to be linear. As the time increases, so does the distance. The comparison of velocity to distance may vary because a runner's endurance and pace may change at any time during the trial. The acceleration is based on how fast a runner runs from one interval to the other.
Some data suggest significant drops and also increases.
I conquered my goal by calculating the velocity and acceleration using human motion. In this experiment the results came up as I expected. Due to the uncontrolled variables, I knew that some of the numbers might be slightly off. A way to keep precise and accurate data would be to run on a professionally marked off track instead of using human measurement.