300 Hurdle Techniques
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Dec 2004
1stStateBaLLa30
Dover, DE
Ayo wutz good
I run the 300 hurdles at a 42.22 and i'm ranked 8th in DE in my division. I would really like to improve my time cause the fastest time in DE is a 38.3, but i would like to get atleast under 40.
Does any1 have any tips or techniques to help lower times.
'Preciate it!
Stef
FAMU Prospect
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OMG i think i found my soulmate!!! another 300 hurdler!!!
....umm i lowered my time by running a lot of 500m and 600m also running a lot of hills...the hills teach you to lift your knees coming off the curve...hey it works! 
....umm i lowered my time by running a lot of 500m and 600m also running a lot of hills...the hills teach you to lift your knees coming off the curve...hey it works! 
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arms, arms, arms
i know this is basic for any sprinter but my coach told us that when your legs give up, it's your arms that will help you finish the race
good start
i know, more basic stuff but sometimes a good start can literally shave off seconds.
i know i gave beginner track stuff and you've probably been running for awhile, but sometimes it's good to remember the building blocks
i'm a 100 hurdler myself... 8)
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:cry: Hurlders united isn't it BEAUTIFUL!?!...but yea your arms carry you through the race...if ya arms ain't tired...ya **** can still push it out until the end!
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