If you are talking track running and you mean sprint distance, anything up to 400 meters.
middle distance running is not running which is very far and it is not running that is very short that is why it is called middle distance
If you are going to do this for a competition, than a mix of short distance timed running and long distance running. You should keep a mix of fast short exercises and longer distance ones.
If you're running long distance in track they would be good for that. But if you're doing short distance runs, but fast, I would recommend spiked running shoes.
When you run, just be natural. It depends on if you going for a casual jog or if you are competing long distance or short distance. Always breathe in your nose and out your mouth......happy running!
http://forum.slowtwitch.com/cgi-bin/gforum.cgi?post=1677387. According to this website it states that they are meant for long distance running rather then short distance.
Sprint is running of a short distance, up to max. 400 m.
You could improve sprint running by practicing sprints. Short distance running and burst running are both excellent practice tools for improving sprint running. You might also try exercises that strengthen your breathing.
By running a very short distance before being tackled with an American football under your arm.
For some short distance races you put all energy into running so you go faster, but in long distance and you all energy into running, then you would be out of breath or extremely tired faster. It's in your perspective.
The Nike womens Pegasus 27 shoes are great running shoes that are light and flexible for long distance and short distance running. They can be found on various websites including, but mostly on ebay.
Over short distances the average person can run 100m in fifteen to twenty seconds. professional sprinters can take it down to nine seconds, or less. However, marathon running is a almost completely different from sprinting. How fast you are over a short distance may not be applicable to a longer distance.
A sprint is a short running race at speed. A marathon is a long distance running race, when stamina is more important that sprinting. Whichever race a competitor takes part in, the goal is to win. Therefore, the answer is the marathon.