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Hi. My name is Shane Paul Neil from Shamus Multisport. Today I'll be talking about three tips to win the 200 meter dash.
My first tip to get very familiar with running the curve. Because you’re starting on a curve, the closest part of your race won't be a straight line. Learning how to hug the inside of your lane, lean properly and use the centrifugal force coming off the curve are going to be very key to your success overall.
My second tip is to begin working on your cardiovascular. Because it's a longer sprint, your lungs and your cardiovascular health overall are going to be very important, especially coming towards the end of the race. Running longer distances, 3, 4 and 500 meters in your training will go a long way to ensure finishing strongly in the 200.
My final tip goes back to the end of the race and learning how to relax. One of the biggest issues sprinters have, especially with longer sprints like the 200 or 400 meters, is relaxing at the finish as things like lactic acid begin to set in. Understand that everybody else if feeling the same way and that by relaxing and maintaining you running form, you're more likely to finish stronger than your competition.
Those are three tips for running the 200 meter dash.
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Products to get your BPM racing:
Hi. My name is Shane Paul Neil from Shamus Multisport. Today I'll be talking about three tips to win the 200 meter dash.
My first tip to get very familiar with running the curve. Because you’re starting on a curve, the closest part of your race won't be a straight line. Learning how to hug the inside of your lane, lean properly and use the centrifugal force coming off the curve are going to be very key to your success overall.
My second tip is to begin working on your cardiovascular. Because it's a longer sprint, your lungs and your cardiovascular health overall are going to be very important, especially coming towards the end of the race. Running longer distances, 3, 4 and 500 meters in your training will go a long way to ensure finishing strongly in the 200.
My final tip goes back to the end of the race and learning how to relax. One of the biggest issues sprinters have, especially with longer sprints like the 200 or 400 meters, is relaxing at the finish as things like lactic acid begin to set in. Understand that everybody else if feeling the same way and that by relaxing and maintaining you running form, you're more likely to finish stronger than your competition.
Those are three tips for running the 200 meter dash.
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