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Mark McCauley, a teammate of my son's at Greely High School, ran the 800 today in 1:54.16. Not only did he beat the Maine state record by almost two seconds, he is currently the fastest 800 HS runner in the US! Wow. He will be running for Columbia next year. The funny thing is, he doesn't train that hard. His potential is unbelievable.
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run lots, mostly slow, sometimes fast run FASTER
Also, very cool.
It's a 5k. It hurt like hell...then I tried to pick it up. The end.
Or for the garmin wearers, run lots mostly DEFAULT.
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Mark McCauley, a teammate of my son's at Greely High School, ran the 800 today in 1:54.16. Not only did he beat the Maine state record by almost two seconds, he is currently the fastest 800 HS runner in the US! Wow. He will be running for Columbia next year. The funny thing is, he doesn't train that hard. His potential is unbelievable. There is a kid who is a senior now at hamden high school who ran a 1:51 last year as a junior, so far in the 1000 and 600 indoor he has run a 2:31 and a 1:20.63, he's ranked 3rd in the country for the 600 Not that 1:54 isnt an impressive time, but the reason he is ranked as well as he is is due to the fact that most states in the US dont run the open 800 indoors. most states use the 600 and 1000
There is a kid who is a senior now at hamden high school who ran a 1:51 last year as a junior, so far in the 1000 and 600 indoor he has run a 2:31 and a 1:20.63, he's ranked 3rd in the country for the 600
Not that 1:54 isnt an impressive time, but the reason he is ranked as well as he is is due to the fact that most states in the US dont run the open 800 indoors. most states use the 600 and 1000
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