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50 meters does not need to control the speed, always maintain the highest speed, in fact, below 200 meters (if you are young, it is under 100 meters) always accelerate forward, there is no physical problem. If you have poor physique, you can slow down at the beginning and sprint at the end, which is a bit like the strategy of middle-distance running. However, because the distance is very short, it is often impossible to catch up with the sprint.
The important thing about sprinting is not to fall behind at the start, it is best to have a starting block, or you can practice more at the start.
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Fifty meters is a sprint, of course, the number of breaths should be reduced, it is best to run down in one breath The starting speed should be fast, and the swing arm should be coordinated, the leg lift and landing should be strong Finally, there must be an obvious crossing action The most important thing depends on your basic skills
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50 meters do not need to control the speed, run forward, run as fast as you can.
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Close your eyes and think that there is a wolf dog chasing you behind you...And then rush forward on instinct....
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1: The acceleration run after the start, the acceleration distance is generally about 20 to 25 meters; The middle run is the longest distance and the fastest section of the sprint; The finish run is the last leg of the race. The task is to try to keep the high speed of the race and run past the finish line.
2. Sprinting is one of the categories of track and field events, generally including: 50-meter run, 60-meter run, 100-meter run, 200-meter run, 400-meter run, 4 100-meter relay run, 4 400-meter relay run, etc.; Its athletic characteristics:
It is an event in which people run the specified distance on a determined track at the fastest speed at the same time, and the one who finishes first is the winner; In terms of energy supply for human body functions, it is manifested in the human body to maximize human instinct and supply energy in the way of anaerobic metabolism.
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Tips for running faster in the 50 meters: 1Accelerate after the start with the forefoot on the ground and the initial pace should not be too large.
2.Leaning forward and keeping a low center of gravity is conducive to acceleration, do not lift or raise the center of gravity immediately after starting, which is not conducive to acceleration. 3.
In the early stages of the acceleration run, the swing arm should be increased.
The 50-meter run (50m run) is a sport that embodies fast running ability and reflexes. The excellent score of the boys' 50m run in the third year of junior high school is below and the excellent score of the girls' 50m run is less than 8s.
The world record is 5.56 seconds set by Canada's Novan Bailey and the United States' Green, because the distance of 50 meters is too short, and it has not been accelerated to full speed before the pure section has passed the finish line, mainly compared to the ability to run and accelerate, so the gap between high-level athletes is not large, and this event is not set in the world competition. There is only the 60-meter race, and there is still an indoor race.
Personally, I think the 200m is a very demanding event in cornering, and those who run fast in corners can have a big advantage before running on the straight! >>>More
Actually, long-distance running is pretty good. Although you can say that you can get 50 meters, long-distance running can mobilize almost all the muscles in your body and improve coordination. If you can run more than 2,3 kilometers a day, it doesn't matter how slow you run, but don't stop, then your physical fitness will definitely go up more than one level in 2 months.
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I'm a sports fanatic with 20 years of teaching and training. Glad to serve you, your question: how to run 400 meters I have poor endurance and speed in general My advice: >>>More
Final Thoughts 9.95 seconds Jim Haynes (USA) 14 January 1968 Mexico 9.93 seconds Calvin Smith (USA) July 3, 1983 Colorado, USA 9.92 seconds Carl Lewis (USA) September 24, 1988 Seoul, South Korea 9.90 seconds Leroy Burrell (USA) June 14, 1991 New York, USA 9.86 Carl Lewis (USA) August 25, 1991 Tokyo, Japan 9.85 seconds Leroy Burrell (USA) July 6, 1994 Lausanne, Switzerland 9.84 seconds Donovan Bailey, Canada) July 27, 1996 Atlanta, USA 9.79 seconds Maurice Green, USA) June 16, 1999 Athens, Greece 9.78 seconds Chim Montgomery (USA) September 14, 2002 Paris, France 9.77 seconds Asafa Powell (Jamaica) June 14, 2005 Athens, Greece From a biological point of view, it is impossible for a human to reach a limit speed of more than 9 seconds in 100 meters. It has to do with physiology.
Personally, I don't think it's a question of bitterness or not. First of all, you are only 12 years old, and high-intensity special training is definitely not good for your development, and it is easy to cause damage. I suggest you just like you usually train, run, run, press your legs, frog jump on stairs, push-ups, and you're good to go.