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Workout Description

For Time 200 meter Run

Why This Workout Is Easy

A short sprint testing running speed and acceleration.

Benchmark Times for Run 200m

  • Elite: <0:52
  • Advanced: 0:52-0:45
  • Intermediate: 0:45-0:37
  • Beginner: >0:37

Training Focus

This workout develops the following fitness attributes:

  • Speed (9/10): Tests the ability to achieve and maintain near maximal running speed over a slightly longer sprint distance than 100m.
  • Power (8/10): A 200m sprint is a significant test of speed, acceleration, and sustained power output.
  • Stamina (3/10): Requires explosive leg muscular endurance to maintain high speed for the duration of the sprint.
  • Endurance (2/10): Primarily an anaerobic effort, testing speed endurance more than cardiovascular endurance.
  • Strength (2/10): Explosive leg strength contributes to power, but maximal strength is not the primary factor.
  • Flexibility (2/10): Basic running mechanics require adequate hip and leg flexibility for an efficient stride.

Modality Profile

A pure monostructural sprint.

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Training Profile

AttributeScoreExplanation
Endurance2/10Primarily an anaerobic effort, testing speed endurance more than cardiovascular endurance.
Stamina3/10Requires explosive leg muscular endurance to maintain high speed for the duration of the sprint.
Strength2/10Explosive leg strength contributes to power, but maximal strength is not the primary factor.
Flexibility2/10Basic running mechanics require adequate hip and leg flexibility for an efficient stride.
Power8/10A 200m sprint is a significant test of speed, acceleration, and sustained power output.
Speed9/10Tests the ability to achieve and maintain near maximal running speed over a slightly longer sprint distance than 100m.

For Time 200 meter Run

Difficulty:
Easy
Modality:
M
Time Distribution:
0:27Elite
0:39Target
0:52Time Cap
Your Scores:

Training Profile

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