sprinting

It's the age-old question. What's going to get you less wet, sprinting through the rain or walking normally? There are a lot more factors involved than you might have thought, but physics dictates that running as fast as possible will normally keep you drier, unless there's a tailwind, or, err...

I'm 6'2, about 155 lbs, and I have pretty long legs. People tell me I should do hurdles, but what does it take to be good at it?

OK firstly i was sprinting somewhere in the dark and felt pretty scared someone else was there with me. Then i got to a car park and then ghosts started chasing me and i sprinted back to the direction i came from. That was last night and today i had my driving test and failed. What could this mean?

Hi, I am 14 and I am getting ready to start track again this year. Iv done track for about 4 years. I do the 100m, relays, hurdles {sometimes} and the high jump. My time last year for the 100m was 13.14s. I think thats pretty good but i really want to improve it for this year. My time last year...

Hi, I am 14 and I am getting ready to start track again this year. Iv done track for about 4 years. I do the 100m, relays, hurdles {sometimes} and the high jump. My time last year for the 100m was 13.14s. I think thats pretty good but i really want to improve it for this year. My time last year...

When I'm going full speed I loose my balance a little bit and it slows me down. What can I do about this?

I am new at track this year and am getting used to racing. Ive only raced once for track, a 100 meter dash. This weekend I am in a 4x200 relay and am anchor for my team. I need to know how to get rid of the nervousness I get at the beginning of my race. I have done loads of cross country racing...

...which would you expect? a) a relatively slow heart rate in order to lower oxygen consumption b) a lower pressure of oxygen in the alveoli c) an increase of storage of oxygen in myoglbin of its muscles d) a slower rate of oxygen consumption so that its breathing will not have to be accelerated...

of the following would? you expect? a) a relatively slow heart rate in order to lower oxygen consumption b) a lower pressure of oxygen in the alveoli c) an increase of storage of oxygen in myoglobin of its muscles d) a slower rate of oxygen consumption so that its breathing will not have to be...

of the following would? you expect? a) a relatively slow heart rate in order to lower oxygen consumption b) a lower pressure of oxygen in the alveoli c) an increase of storage of oxygen in myoglobin of its muscles d) a slower rate of oxygen consumption so that its breathing will not have to be...

okay i have mid-distance spikes... here they are... Can i wear them for the 200m? thanks so much! and reply quick because my race is in an hour!!! http://www.asicsamerica.com/products/product.aspx?PRODUCT_ID=240010905&TITLE_CATEGORY_ID=250001623&PARENT_CATEGORY_ID=250001604 sorry try this...

hey, i just started running track this year as well same age and everything practicing always works, but running 100 meters over and over again isn't the right way i mean yeah do it a couple of times but not the whole time try relaying and working on you're breathing when you run and feet...

I run the 100m 200m and 400m. I consider myself to be a power runner. i currently have celar 3's and superfly 2's in my possession but neither of them fit how i want. should i try for the maxcat II's?

First lets start off-I am not fat- yes i'm physically fit. My problem is...when i sprint it feels as if my lungs are closing like asthma and i get trouble breathing. I am breathing correctly and my legs are not even tired nothing on my body is tired but my lungs. how ever if I jog i can jog long...

for the 100 meter dash, is 17 seconds good for a 14 year old ? what could be done to help improve your times ? what muscles need to be improved upon ? tell the truth please :)

First lets start off-I am not fat- yes i'm physically fit. My problem is...when i sprint it feels as if my lungs are closing like asthma and i get trouble breathing. I am breathing correctly and my legs are not even tired nothing on my body is tired but my lungs. how ever if I jog i can jog long...

What's the difference between pole vaulting spikes and sprinting spikes? I am a pole vaulter and I am wanting to know if it would be worth it to by a pair a pole vaulting spikes, when I already have sprinting ones. Are pole vaulting spikes really that much different?

unsafe for my balls? they hurt today after running without using compression shorts

know where to find some? the type that are relatively thin and won't fall down when i run. so basically i mean the professional running socks.

I have my analysis of performance for my GCSE PE and my sport is sprinting and i cant find anywhere on the internet what the exact rules are. pleaase help : )