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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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The workout was 8*800m @ 2:18-2:20 w/300m jog rest. So I expected pain. I knew it was going to be VERY difficult, I got onto the track and warmed up as if I wsa going to race and felt pretty good. I started the workout and was hitting right at 2:20's and at first the wind was fine. But after the 3rd 800m the wind kicked up a TON! So everytime I hit the backstrectch I was basically crawling. I slowed down to hitting 2:24's and the rest just wasn't enough for me, and I ended up having to walk a lot of the rest. As I neared the last three, everything got really fuzzy and no matter how hard I tried I couldn't slow my heart rate. Everything just became a kind of blur. My seventh one was the worst because I couldn't even run in a straight line, I was zig zagging all over my lane and I hit by far my slowest one: 2:26. When I got to my last one I legitimately ran as fast as I could and had to fight the crazy wind for what felt like the entire time and only hit 2:20.12. When I finished I probably was a little more dramatic than I needed to be, but nobody was there at the track but me so I figured it was alright, and I just collapsed on the ground and laid there panting for probably a good 20-30 minutes, before it got too cold and I crawled over to grab my clothes and start my cooldown 2 miles. I can't remember exactly every single split, but I know I averaged 2:22.5 for all 8. Which isn't too bad...but not too great either. Considering the wind I am pretty content. I hate not completing a workout just right though, so I will ask Sean if I can give this same workout another shot next week. That's what I did with the mile repeats two weeks ago, and it worked out great the next time I did it.

Workout- 1.5 mile warmup, 8*800m @ 2:22.5 average w/300m jog or walk rest, 2.5 mile cooldown.

Night Sleep Time: 0.00Nap Time: 0.00Total Sleep Time: 0.00Weight: 0.00
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