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Location:

Washington,UT,United States

Member Since:

Jun 16, 2011

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Other

Running Accomplishments:

Senior year- Cross Country: 3rd place at state

3.25mi- 16:01

5k-15:10 10th place at Nike regionals (1 second off nationals spot)

Jr year: 1st place at Footlocker West Regional Boys Junior Race.

1 mile: 4:27

2 mile: 9:37

800 meter: 2:02

5K- 16:18

Half marathon: 1:21

Sophmore year: we Won a state XC title for 4A in 2010. And went to regional's finishing 4th

Half Marathon: 1:29

injured most of all this year so no other times fast enough to report.

 

Freshman year:

1 mile: 4:53 

2 mile- 10:17 

5K- 17:45

 

Short-Term Running Goals:

Get in shape for college and stay injury free

Long-Term Running Goals:

Be on Varsity and help the Team do well.

Personal:

I just finished serving a full time mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of latter day saints this last june 2015. I served in the Laoag Philippines Mission and learned the Tagalog Language.

I will be running Cross Country and Track for Southern Utah University

Love Life, Love to be Positive, and Love to Run.

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
Hurricane Orange And Yellow Lifetime Miles: 1038.27
Wisdom Red Lifetime Miles: 457.28
Pena Lifetime Miles: 12.80
Total Distance
15.51

am: 12 with 3 mile tempo. sickness is pretty much gone. once i got up on sleep my nose stopped running and cough left so thats good. first day back with the team... and i'll say this: its great to be back. running on your own kind of gets old.

first 6 miles went by good then we started our tempo and i tried to be smooth and control my breathing (6:01) this whole run was pretty much down hill just like last week but i ran a little slower with coach cause i thought it'd be better to race fast in cedar than kill a tempo (5:56) last mile i felt kind of icky cause i was getting a cotton mouth but still pushed strong throught the finish (5:51). coach and i went to the little stream and soaked up a bit. i even drank a little cause it looked so good. finished with 3 more. average 7:33. need to ice bathe today!

pm: 3. nice and HOT. lifting after. got a 5 gallon thing of ice... finally.

Comments
From Holt on Mon, Aug 06, 2012 at 14:15:03 from 67.2.240.4

downhill? You must have forgot the climb into Middleton and the climb out of Middleton. Pretty even-Steven I would say. But you ran it very well and controlled, just like a tempo should be.

From Erin on Mon, Aug 06, 2012 at 18:30:41 from 208.66.34.199

Would you be available to have a committee meeting on thursday at 10:30? Please let me know ASAP!

From Jake K on Mon, Aug 06, 2012 at 19:48:17 from 67.177.11.154

Good way to start off the week. These big mileage das in the hot weather are really gonna pay off

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