The girl will sprint to the finish line.
Stand with your feet side by side on the start line, then put on foot behind the other, and come onto the balls of your feet. As soon as the pistol goes off, spring off of your foot to get a good start. Its an all out sprint to the end, so give it everything you have.(Im a high school track runner)
1000 meters
In elite events the time is measured as follows: The timing starts when the starter pulls the trigger on the starting pistol, the message is transmitted via a transducer to the photo finish mechanism. The athlete is photographed at the finish line by a camera and the time is printed on a scale alongside the photograph.
No. The car can be upside down and on fire, but it must cross the finish line. You cannot hop out and sprint the last few feet, sorry.
fast No, not fast, keep a GOOD pace that your body can do. When you're 200m away from the finish line, that's when you can sprint, and DO NOT BACK DOWN until you KNOW you've passed the finish line. Anything can happen if you back down and you haven't passed it yet.
In lane one it is the finish line on a 400m track.
The boys raced for the finish line.
1992 Games in Barcelona in the 400 meter dash.Click on the 'Derek Redmond - 1992 Olympics' link below to see a video of the race and of him and his father crossing the finish line together.
There is no line, so obviously no meter.
Yes, Sprint does have a family plan. They range from a three line, four line, to a five and six line. For more details you should definitely go to your local Sprint retailer store and inquire for the details.
Sprinters use muscular strength/ power to get a good powerful and strong start from the starting blocks and also to sprint as hard as they can as usually sprinters cover a relatively short distance (100/200m). sprinting is also an anaerobic activity, if aerobic (such as marathon running) then muscular ENDURANCE would be required instead of muscular STRENGTH. However, when marathon running anaerobic respiration is needed as a final sprint towards the finish line.