Sprinters are muscular because their sport requires explosive power and speed, which is generated by strong muscles. The muscles in their legs, particularly the quadriceps, hamstrings, and calves, are well-developed to generate the force needed to propel them forward quickly. Additionally, sprinters often engage in strength training exercises to further enhance their muscle mass and power.
Muscular sprinters typically have a higher percentage of fast-twitch muscle fibers, which provide explosive power for short bursts of speed. They also tend to have lower body fat percentages and higher levels of muscle mass, particularly in their legs. Additionally, sprinters often have a higher anaerobic capacity, allowing them to generate energy quickly without relying on oxygen for sustained performance.
Sprinters use muscular strength/ power to get a good powerful and strong start from the starting blocks and also to sprint as hard as they can as usually sprinters cover a relatively short distance (100/200m). sprinting is also an anaerobic activity, if aerobic (such as marathon running) then muscular ENDURANCE would be required instead of muscular STRENGTH. However, when marathon running anaerobic respiration is needed as a final sprint towards the finish line.
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Sprinters Heights vary. Typically, a sprinter is about 5'9 to 5'10.
So they can go faster!
because they train harder than sprinters. try to run a marathon then you'll understand why they deserve more money than sprinters.
No, the "c" in muscular is pronounced, so it is not a silent consonant.
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There is a big difference between running shoes for sprinters and running shoes for distance runners. The shoes for sprinters have more strong traction and grip, and the others are smoother and more comforting.
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they eat properly
100 meter sprinters can not run the inner curve because they slow down as they are turning