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100 Meter Run

To get a faster 100-meter dash time, come out of the blocks with power, pushing out with both feet and both arms. Maintain your drive phase to improve your 100-meter dash time with help from a track coach in this free video on track running tips.

100 / 110 Meter Hurdles

Learning to jump hurdles properly can take time and requires a lot of practice. Run vertically to maintain your speed between hurdles with help from a track coach in this free video on track running tips.

200 Meter Run

To run the 200-meter dash faster, angle your blocks slightly into the curve and start off with close to 100 percent of your speed. Learn to slingshot out of the curve to gain momentum and run faster with help from a track coach in this free video on track running tips.

300 Meter Hurdles

2012 Utah State Track Meet 5A 300 Meter Hurdles. Junior from Weber High. My time was a 39.93 with the first place finish. Please comment with any tips or suggestions!

400 Meter Run

To run the 400-meter dash faster, use 80 percent to 85 percent of your top speed for the first 100 meters. Maintain your speed for the last 300 meters with help from a track coach in this free video on track running tips.

800 Meter Run (Half Mile Run)

1. Make sure you get out in good position in the first 200. Run the tangent on the backstretch after the cut in.
2. Get in good position from the 200 to the 400. Your first 400 meters should be faster than your second 400. You have to get out fast.
3. From 400 to 600 push the pace. If you relax, you are slowing down big time. There is no time for relaxing in an 800.
4. Push it all the way to the finish. Make a move at the 600. Don't wait for the homestretch to start kicking. Put the hammer down sooner rather than later.

1600 Meter Run (Mile Run)

1. Don't go out to fast. You want to start fast, but stay relaxed.
2. Make a move in the middle. I tried to always run the middle 400 meters fast. This was from 600 meters to 1000 meters I would try to get into good position for the finish.
3. Run big. Don't let people cut you off. 
4. Set a goal time for each race. Know what time to shoot for at the 1/2 mile so you have a chance at that time toward the finish.
5. Race! This sounds silly, but it's a great tip. You have to run like a little kid and try to race someone to the finish. Get after it and kick it home.
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        • G1 Geography
      • History >
        • H1 Explore & Settle
        • H2 Colonial Period
        • H3 American Rev.
        • H4 West Bound
        • H5 Civil War
        • H6 Reconstruction
        • H7 New South Era
        • H8 WWI Depression
        • H9 GA IN WWII
        • H10 POST WWII
        • H11 Civil Rights
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      • Government >
        • CG1 GA Gov
        • CG2 GA Legislative
        • CG3 GA Excutive
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      • Economics >
        • E1 Transportation
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      • 8SS GA Virtual >
        • The Great State of Georgia
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        • Modern Georgia
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        • The Outsiders
        • The Hitchhiker
        • The Giver >
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      • S8P3 - Force Mass Motion
      • S8P4 - Waves
      • S8P5 - Gravity Electricity Magnetism
    • 9 SCIENCE >
      • SPS1 - Periodic Table
      • SPS2 - Stable Compounds
      • SPS3 - Law of Conservation of Matter
      • SPS4 - Nuclear Structure
      • SPS5 - Atomic and Molecular Motion
      • SPS6 - Properties of Solutions
      • SPS7 - Transformations & Flow of Energy
      • SPS8 - Force, Mass, & Motion
      • SPS9 - Properties of Waves
      • SPS10 - Electricity and Magnetism
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