Split it up into 50s. The first 50 is easy, second is medium, third is fast, fourth is as fast as you can go! GOOD LUCK IF YOU'RE SWIMMING IT!!!!!!
If you don't pace yourself, you will get tired near the end of your race. Those who do pace themselves will have more energy at the end and will pass you up. Only pace yourself in 200s and longer. If you are capable of sprinting a 200 then you do not need to pace.
When you are swimming it depends what you are swimming to pace yourself and what your body can handle. For example: When you swim a 200 you should always sprint the third 50 because that is where most people get tired. Also, it also depends on the length of the event. When you swim a 1000 you should sprint the first and last 200, and in the middle you should change paces depending on the way that your body feels.
you pace yourself and get a good start at the beggining. Sprint for about 100 meters and then jog the rest of the way except on the last 100 meters of the race sprint to get across the finish first. Get in about third or forth or fith place at the start and then gradually kreep up to the front. a better way is to to do alot of sprint work outs ot increase speed and agility. do like 100, 200, 400, repeats. and do hills like sprint up it... then in race u get out in front and try to keep a good pace.. and try really hard to sprint last 100.
It dates back to the beginnings of the race when the 'north west 200' was indeed a race roughly 200 miles long. Now however the race consists of only several shorter courses, about 9 miles long each. It's a misconception that the 200 refers to the speeds attained by the bikes as in recent years they've reached above 200 Mph.
To be an official Nascar race, the drivers must complete 100 of 200 laps. Once lap 101 begins, it's an official race.
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Breath training is important. A regular distance and speed intense workout with little rest between sets is key. Also, looking at the event as a sprint/semi-sprint race will help prevent too slow of a pace.
200 metres.
200 meters
200 kilometers or something along the lines of 120 miles.
The Indianapolis 500 is 200 laps. The "500" means 500 miles in race distance.
constantly sprinting if you want to get faster in a particular race like the 200 then i suggest that you run anywhere from 8 to 12 200s at a 32 second pace and im sure after a week of doing that you will see improvement