What is the best way to run the 200m-dash?




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Coming out of the blocks you should be thinking about smoothly accelerating to your cruising speed. It's not possible for a human to sprint all out for an entire 200. You have to get into what some coaches call "float" -- running "fast but relaxed -- through the middle of the race.

A word on technique. When you are running the curve, you want to swing your left arm less than you normally would and swing you right hand across your chest towards your left shoulder. That action will help you hold the curve.

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Really fast-like.

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It is a total sprint so there isn't alot of strategy involved. Just run fast!!

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Get a good start and then a good transition off the bend into the straight. This will set you up for the final 90 metres where ou just run like hell!

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run really fast and practice hard

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