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Location:

Hurricane,UT,USA

Member Since:

Aug 05, 2012

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Highschool Champ

Running Accomplishments:

2013 Utah State XC Championships 5th place (Top non-senior finisher)

2014 Utah State Track and Field Championships1600m 4th place (Top non-senior finisher)

2014 Utah State Track and Field Championships 800m 5th place (Top non-senior finisher)

 

 

PR's

200m: 24 hand time

400m: 52.2

800m: 1:57 altitude

1600m: 4:26 altitude

3200m: 9:58 altitude    

2.9 Miles: 14:53  (5:08 mile pace ave.)

3 Mile: 15:32 (3 mile split@Desert Twilight)

5K: 15:57

10k: 33:28 (Aided)

 

 

Short-Term Running Goals:

2014 XC Season    

UHSAA XC State Championships- Sub 15:50

Individual XC State Champion

Track and Field 2015 Goals

4:15 1600m Altitude

4:10 mile Sea Level

1:52 800m

:49.9 400m?

Long-Term Running Goals:

Run in College (see what happens from there)

Become Track and field coach

Personal:

I run for the Hurricane High School XC and Track team.

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Race: BYU Indoor Invitational (0.497 Miles) 00:02:04, Place overall: 5, Place in age division: 5
Slow milesFast milesTotal Distance
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BYU Indoor: MILE- This easy week has helped, because my shins didn't hurt at all :) So I think I'm ready to get working hard again. The first race was the mile, and my coach just wanted me to run it kind of like a hard tempo and stay relaxed and hit 4:50. Just to kind of get back  in swing of things. I ran 4:47 so exactly what I wanted to do basically, I felt good! I stayed relaxed the whole time, and ran pretty even splits, and ran 10 seconds faster than last year! Last year I went all out, so I know I've made some big improvements :)

800- The 800m he wanted me to go hard, so I was a bit worried at first because I got super tired, and wasn't feeling entirely up to the race. Also I soon found out I got put in the fastest heat where everyone had like mid 1:50 pr's. So I was afraid I would get last and suck. Ha! Last year I ran a 2:13... so I really wasn't expecting much in terms of a quick time, also I know that BYU indoor always runs pretty slow times. So I was thinking 2:06. The race started and my legs felt heavy right from the gun. But I just stayed with the pack anyways. After the first 200m I slowed A LOT! I dropped to last place, and they had a good 10 meters on me. I then started to say to myself Nephi, what are you doing? You don't even hurt that bad! (After you haven't raced in a while, it's hard to remember the pain you're supposed to be in.) So as I passed by sean with 350m left he told me to make my move, and go start passing, so I made my move, and I made a big one. I immediately caught a couple guys and moved to 4th place and actually started gaining on Isaac Faux in 3rd but ran out of time. I hit 2:04 and actually really surprised myself! Also I finished with a lot left in me so hopefully next time I can push harder, especially that second and third 200. I talked to Sean and he said that I am right where I need to be right now to reach my goals. We will just keep cutting off time as we prepare for 4:15 and 1:54 this season. NINE SECOND PR from last year!!!!

 

After the race I did lunges and bleachers with my brother, as well as using the sauna and weight room at BYU...which I really don't think we were allowed to do, but it felt nice anyways. :) 1 mile cooldown.

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