How to Run the 400m?

Warm up thoroughly with easy jogging, dynamic drills, and strides

Set a strong but controlled pace in the first 100m

Accelerate smoothly without sprinting all-out from the start

Stay relaxed in the shoulders, face, and hands

Maintain efficient arm drive and upright posture

Focus on fast, powerful steps with good rhythm

Run the backstretch with controlled speed and composure

Prepare mentally for the curve and the final 200m

Increase effort gradually entering the third 100m

Keep form tight and avoid overstriding

Use strong arm action to maintain speed when fatigue builds

Push through the final curve with determination

Sprint the last 100m with maximum effort

Keep knees driving and cadence high in the final straight

Finish through the line without slowing early

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