VELOCITY PATTERN AND RACE PACE STRATEGIES OF 400M SPRINT ELITE ATHLETES' WORLD ATHLETICSCHAMPIONSHIPS-BUDAPEST 2023

This study aims to identify pacing strategies profile men and women of 400m sprint focusing on key variables such as velocity pattern, split timesand performance.The researcher used the descriptive method and ANOVA. The research sample consisted of (41)men and(48) women participating in heats, semi-final and final of 400m sprint.The researcher used SPSS v29 and Excelversion 2021 in processing dataand chart analysis. The data collected from official website ofWorld Athletics Championship Budapest 2023.The resultsshowedthat there are no differences between men and womenathletes in the 400-meter race patternduring the race in four stages analyzed in the study, which indicates the use of the same strategies at the beginning of the race or near its peak velocity, exceeding theaverage speed typically observed. The fastest speeds were recorded during in 2nd100 meters, followed by a strategic avoidance ofa significant slowdown in the 3rd100 meters, which is often attributed to fatigue.However, a noticeable decline in speed was evident in the 4th100 meters,with a difference in total time, whichmay be due to physiological variables and biological differences between men and women.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-03-23
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15070675
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Sports Performance and Training
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VELOCITY PATTERN AND RACE PACE STRATEGIES OF 400M SPRINT ELITE ATHLETES' WORLD ATHLETICSCHAMPIONSHIPS-BUDAPEST 2023

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Sports Performance and Training
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VELOCITY PATTERN AND RACE PACE STRATEGIES OF 400M SPRINT ELITE ATHLETES' WORLD ATHLETICSCHAMPIONSHIPS-BUDAPEST 2023

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Abstract

This study aims to identify pacing strategies profile men and women of 400m sprint focusing on key variables such as velocity pattern, split timesand performance.The researcher used the descriptive method and ANOVA. The research sample consisted of (41)men and(48) women participating in heats, semi-final and final of 400m sprint.The researcher used SPSS v29 and Excelversion 2021 in processing dataand chart analysis. The data collected from official website ofWorld Athletics Championship Budapest 2023.The resultsshowedthat there are no differences between men and womenathletes in the 400-meter race patternduring the race in four stages analyzed in the study, which indicates the use of the same strategies at the beginning of the race or near its peak velocity, exceeding theaverage speed typically observed. The fastest speeds were recorded during in 2nd100 meters, followed by a strategic avoidance ofa significant slowdown in the 3rd100 meters, which is often attributed to fatigue.However, a noticeable decline in speed was evident in the 4th100 meters,with a difference in total time, whichmay be due to physiological variables and biological differences between men and women.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Umm al-Qura University (SA)
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 44%
Sports Performance and Training
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