Analysis of Performance Parameters of Elite and National Level Women 100 meters Sprinters using Dartfish

The 100m sprint is a highly technical event requiring optimal biomechanical efficiency. Understanding the kinematic and kinetic differences between elite and national-level female sprinters can inform coaching strategies and enhance performance. To investigate and compare the biomechanical characteristics of elite and national-level female sprinters during the 100m dash, identifying key factors contributing to superior performance. 1. Participants: 3 elite (sub-11 seconds) and 3 national-level (11-12 seconds) female sprinters. 2. Height, Stride Count, Speed, Split timings (every 10 meters). This study will contribute to the understanding of female sprint biomechanics, providing valuable insights for coaches, athletes, and researchers. The findings will inform training strategies, enhancing performance and reducing injury risk.