Little by little. Start off by running at a comfortable pace for as long as you comfortably can. Time how long that is. Every week add a few minutes to the length of your run at the same speed. Once you are able to run approx 30 min at a time, start breaking up your run into 5 min segments where every other 5 min you run a little bit harder. Do this every other run. Eventually your overall run speed will increase.
You need to train regularly, at least three times a week, to build up your technique and stamina. A good diet and some coaching would also help.
because we had to run and run in shcool it was a course then we got used to running then we got our speed
Yes, it will make you run half a mile a lot faster. If you can do 3 miles then you can run a half mile much faster than before.
Yes, a taller person may have longer legs, allowing for a longer stride length. They may also have a higher lung capacity, which can improve endurance. Additionally, taller individuals may have a biomechanical advantage due to their body proportions. Finally, taller people may have more muscle mass, providing more power for running.
Faster then when you walk. With speed I would think.
Your stride tends to get longer as you run faster, but, no, your legs do not.
Yes when you run faster the distance will get longer.
An emu can run faster than a kookaburra can fly, over a longer distance.
The most important thing would be to practice practice practice. The longer and more you run the faster you will become.
Labradors have longer legs that make them run very fast.
Kids of course!
That all depends on your personal goal.
Parson Jack Russell's have longer legs and therefore can run faster
the height does effect how fast you run. people with shorter legs run faster than people with longer legs
They have longer strides which gives them an advantage in sprints such as the 100m and 200m.
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if you let them out more and more the will learn how to run faster. they styart slow at first