Kick (final sprint)
[kik]
/kɪk/
Noun
Defintion for Kick (final sprint)
The final sprint in a race where an athlete accelerates to their maximum speed to finish strongly.
Long Definition
Kick, or final sprint, refers to a runner's ability to accelerate and increase speed at the end of a race. It involves a sudden burst of energy and speed, often determining race outcomes. This ability relies on anaerobic capacity, muscle strength, and mental fortitude. For example, in a 5K race, a runner might maintain a steady pace but unleash a powerful kick in the last 200 meters to overtake competitors. Developing a strong kick can be crucial for competitive runners, as it can make the difference between winning and losing in close races.
Kaizen Insights
Kaizen analyzes your kick (final sprint) data to assess your anaerobic capacity and finishing strength, which can influence race strategy and performance predictions.
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