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I usually run my 200 meters at a full sprint.

I disagree, the human body can accelerate to maximum speed over about 60 meters, after that, it is inevitable that you start decelerating. The more the brain tries to tell your body to go faster, you are pushing into a red line condition. You could hit a point of riggor mortis. So there is an element of pace and relaxation involved. You need to learn your body's capabilities. The great sprint coach Bud Winter used to teach his students to relax to let the speed come out.

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A lot! in my mind its like keeping a 100 pace for a 400. It is a long way to full sprint. Not many people can do good at a 200M

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It depends on what kind of sport like soccer Basketball football tennis requires alot of energy because if the amost if running

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