JamesL

CUTFA 800, 1600

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Member Since:

Nov 20, 2006

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Highschool Champ

Running Accomplishments:

15yrs old Freshman in High School, 400m=61; 800m=2:14; 1500=5:00; 2m=10:59; 5K=17:31;  and 2007 Utah state XC Champ

 


Short-Term Running Goals:

This Track Season 4:50 mile; 2:10, 800; 10:35, 2 mile

Long-Term Running Goals:

Get a couple State titles, Make it to college on a track Scholarship, and run professionally

Personal:

ArmyRunner is Dad, E-Beth is Mom, Jared is Brother.

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
Nike Katana Lifetime Miles: 168.20
New Balance 826 Lifetime Miles: 165.50
Race: CUTFA 800, 1600 (0.5 Miles) 00:02:35, Place overall: 3, Place in age division: 1
Easy MilesMarathon Pace MilesThreshold MilesVO2 Max MilesCrosstraining milesTotal Miles
4.000.001.000.500.005.50

I had 2 races today the first one was a 800 I ran it in a time of 2:35 and that is a PR Then I did a 1600 which was TERRIBLE I dont know what happened I just stunk for the mile, but I guess everyone has those days my time was 5:50.

Comments
From ArmyRunner on Mon, Jun 09, 2008 at 11:51:53

James, don't worry about the 1600 time for now it will come down quickly later with more track work and racing. Good job on the 800 and a PR. Believe it or not you just need to learn to run the 1600 like the 800. Keep up the great training and the times will continue to fall.

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