Yes, I'm interested too. I can imagine that narrower steps and also less front side mechanics equal running with lots of elasticity too keep high speed over the entire distance.
Stepping too wide introduces instability in your lane which you then have to correct to stay in and as a consequence you slow down. It’s similar to stumbling in your drive phase, too wide steps out of the blocks leads to stumbling and loss of drive. During top speed gait you wont find it as much of an issue.
Stepping wide is like running in mini zig-zags. When the closest distance between 2 points is a straight line. Lots of football players at my school used to run like that because it looked cool…but our coach would say don’t do that.
@@Miranda_etxthis is incorrect. Stay in the middle of your lane and turn your hips to match the angle of your lane and stay tall. Excessive leaning into the curve will put too much stress on your hips and hugging too close to the line causes your turn to be a lot tighter than it needs to be while also not doing much positively for you
Can someone help me, Actually i get easily tired when i near to the finish point and i think I'm kinda quick at the beginning of race instead of calm and steadily move may be. One more thing is how can i easily drang toe.
I have been watching videos like this because I’m dining the 200 meter dash in 6 days and I’m up against the only person who is faster than me in my grade level she gets a slower run because I’m short
Anyone have any tips for workouts or techniques and anything really I could do if I wanna make my switch from 800m to some of the lower distance like 200m and 100m?
full sprint the first 50-75 meters, then go like 97% around the end of the curve, then re-accelerate and full sprint 100% as hard as you can on the straight
From what i know the first one is all about preference (im not that good at sprinting) you need to avoid stepping too wide because you will be (i think its called) over-striding, when over striding you strides will be longer and slower, when doing lateral hops it’s to train on of your muscles in the heel/foot (im not 100% sure thats all i know)
Improve raw power by lifting weights then do technique work like hill sprints and do pylometrics. The higher your vertical jump the more explosive you are