2007Journal of Hebei Institute of Physical EducationRequires access

Relativity Study on the Top Speed and the Speed-Strength Training in Sprint

Zhang Hui-qiang

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This paper studied the relation of jump and sprint performance with 14 sprinters as samples.It found: depth and touchdown time can differentiate the professionals and the amateurs;60m run is most effective to accelerate and achieve the top speed;depth and touchdown work best in improving sprint performance.

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This paper studied the relation of jump and sprint performance with 14 sprinters as samples.It found: depth and touchdown time can differentiate the professionals and the amateurs;60m run is most effective to accelerate and achieve the top speed;depth and touchdown work best in improving sprint performance.

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This paper studied the relation of jump and sprint performance with 14 sprinters as samples.It found: depth and touchdown time can differentiate the professionals and the amateurs;60m run is most effective to accelerate and achieve the top speed;depth and touchdown work best in improving sprint performance.

Key concepts: Sprint, Touchdown, Jump, Training (meteorology), Simulation, Work (physics), Computer science, Engineering

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