1 The surgeon places a small tool into your child's mouth to keep it open. 2  The surgeon removes the adenoid glands using a spoon-shaped tool (curette). Or another tool that helps cut away soft tissue is used.  Some surgeons use electricity to heat the tissue, remove it, and stop bleeding.
Sprinting is a combination of acceleration, power, speed and technique. When you sprint, the fast twitch fibers in your muscles fire quickly and powerfully to drive explosive movement. While you canât build more fast-twitch fibers, you can make them stronger and more efficient. A good speed-training program will develop and combine all these aspects of the sport to make you a better sprinter.Here are some of things you can do to improve on your speed.
Try to run for as long as you can at your goal pace. Track yourself to see how long you can maintain the pace that you want. Tuesday: Run 6 to 8 sprints of 1/4 mile (400 m) at a pace of between 90 seconds to 2 minutes per interval. Between each interval, jog slowly for 1 to 2 minutes so that your body can recover.