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Home > Health & Wellness > Sports Medicine   »   Training for sprints: 100m (track)

 
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Old Jan 12, 2008, 06:39 PM
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Training for sprints: 100m (track)

I have been training seriously for the 100m meter sprints for three years now. This time in 2005 I had significant improvements in my performance taking 1.3 seconds off my PB over the distance to run a 12.75 seconds 100m This improvement was great but just shy of the australian national standards to represent at national level being 12.54 sec. The following year I improved to 12.61 sec, but again missing the national qualifier.

In 2007 I had a big study load and commitment to work and only produced a personal best of 12.81 seconds I dropped weight from 62 kg to 58 kg maintaining my strength levels with minimal weight training and sprint

... and this season (2008) so far I have not been able to run under 13.00 seconds after 3 competitions. I gained weight over winter (both muscle and fat to be 65 kg) and improved strength on the bench press.

I have High aspirations to represent nationally in the open woman's event and believe I have the ability to do so. I am now 24 going on 25 this year and would like to know how to best get on top of my performances before my window of opportunity disappears? currently I am trying to lose body fat but the harder I work at it the tireder i feel always being left under done when I present to competitions. how can I take steps forward from here? with little less then 6 weeks to qualify for nationals and post a 12.54 time or better?

any advise would be much appreciated

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