Cleats are Faster than tennis shoes from my experience, the grip or traction of the Cleats dig into the floor and push off and with shoes the traction doesnt go into the floor and slips for less speedy then the cleats
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Do hill runs. Running over hilly terrain has been proven to gradually build up speed over time, so you should definitely incorporate some hill training into your workout schedule. Running uphill may be harder at first, but after a while of getting used to it, you will find it much easier to run on a level surface, and you'll run at a faster speed.
It depends on where you are running. Cleats will help you to grip terrain like a soccer field better, and cover ground on that kind of territory better. However, regular running shoes are better for running over paved trails or sidewalks. Cleats are generally heavy shoes, and it is often easier to run in a lighter shoe.
It depends on the surface. If it is grass you are better off wearing cleats. If you are on pavement like a cross country runner tennis shoes are better.
Every time you lift a foot, you need to pull the bottom of your shoe out of the ground.