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middle-distance running

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/ˈmɪdəl ˈdɪstəns ˈrʌnɪŋ/
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the running races ranging from 800 meters to 1,500 meters in length

Middle-distance running refers to races that cover distances shorter than long-distance events but longer than sprints, typically ranging from 800 meters to 1,500 meters. These races require a combination of speed and endurance, as runners must maintain a fast pace while also having the stamina to complete the distance without tiring too quickly. The key to success in middle-distance running is pacing; athletes need to find a balance between sprinting and conserving energy for the final stretch. These races are often held on tracks and challenge runners to push both their speed and endurance to the limit.

  • She's training specifically for middle-distance running.
  • Middle-distance running events often demand both speed and endurance.
  • She's known for her achievements in middle-distance running.
  • She's focusing on mental toughness to excel in middle-distance running.
  • His training regimen focuses on optimizing performance in middle-distance running.