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What state are you in? He's going to have to drop a lot of time to win the state championship in the 800m in any state. That means lots of work. In the slowest states, you need to be able to run a 1:56 or faster to win. 8 seconds is huge in the 800, since there is only two laps.
True but Nate said he is only 15 years old so he is a freshman or sophomore giving him 2 or 3 years to knock 8 seconds off. I am from Michigan and here is the class D (small schools) championship results from 2007 800-METER RUN -- 1. Glen Barker, North Muskegon, 1:57.19; 2. Kyle Daugherty, Jackson Christian, 1:57.51; 3. Jon Hatfield, Pittsford, 1:58.32; 4. Collin Ward, Potterville, 1:59.22; 5. Kevin Ginther, Harbor Beach, 2:00.66; 6. Louis Borton, Morenci, 2:01.03; 7. Ethan Steinbarger, Mendon, 2:01.26; 8. Adam Garvey, Blanchard Montabella, 2:01.66.
I do not know how to train but my school's track team isnt really a team its a club and i have been told there is no coaching, they just meet to run and go to meets in a carpool.
What I was looking at....with no coaching the dude runs a 2:04...and wins by 2 seconds so sounds like he basically just ran to win had no idea how to pace this thing. I am curious as to what Nate can do in the 400 meter run.
One day at a time
he should run the mile no?
your running log isnt real is it?
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Looks real to me. (True) runners never lie in their logs, because they are training tools. To lie in your log is like lying to yourself.
I almost pissed myself...I smell a rat.
run the 400.