For the third straight year we advance to the NCAA Championships to be held in two weeks in Eugene, OR! As with any meet, last week's NCAA East Preliminary Round in Jacksonville had its ups and downs. The competition is fierce for the twelve coveted spots to Eugene in every event and there is little margin for error. Strong endurance, honed speed, poise and patience, heart and soul, and good fortune...all are needed to advance. It's awesome and inspiring when all of those come together, it's heart-breaking when they don't. It will be exciting to line up amongst the best in the NCAA over 1500m at historic Hayward Field! Some sixty of us began this journey last June, one carries us to the finish line.
Who will it be next year?
Congratulations to Jeremy! While he continues to build a great career in our program, he has had disappointments too. Six weeks after not making the final at the ACC meet, he races brilliantly in two qualifying rounds to advance to Eugene. Six weeks after being vulnerable in the homestretch at Chapel Hill, he comes from behind to sprint past stronger competition in Jacksonville...twice. He is going to Eugene because he learned from Chapel Hill, and because he learned from previous disappointments. With each disappointment, he sought out answers and he executed solutions. And we can all learn from his story. Well done, Jeremy.
To the seniors leaving us...we're proud of you, and we will miss you at practice, on the bus, and at the meets! Never again will we convene as the 2013-14 distance group, but we are so grateful that you chose to be a part of our team, and we appreciate so much your investment in making us better. And we're wishing you great success in life!
The road to Eugene '15 will go through Jacksonville again. And that journey starts now with the return to running for almost everyone. Below is a suggested return to running schedule. You will receive your 2014-15 training spreadsheets tomorrow. Make sure you read through the information carefully, including the Summer Notes tab. If you have questions, make sure you ask. Great things happen when we follow the plan. KNOW THE PLAN!
suggested return to running schedule:
mon - stretching & mobility + light aerobic running
tue - stretching & mobility + OFF or crosstraining
wed - stretching & mobility + light aerobic running
thu - stretching & mobility + light aerobic running
fri - stretching & mobility + OFF or crosstraining
sat - stretching & mobility + light aerobic running
sun - stretching & mobility + light aerobic running
ncaa championships schedule:
*Training schedule still being determined. Schedule will be updated.
mon - (on you own in AM) dynamic wu + light aerobic running + strides
tue - (9:30 AM) 3 x 1000 @ AT, r= 45" + 1600j + 4 x 300 cut-downs, r= 300j
wed - (on your own) 45-60' easy aerobic running at river
thu - (9:30 AM) light aerobic running + 6 x 40m ramp sprints
fri - (9:30 AM) 4 x 400, r= 8', 9', 10'
sat - (9:00 AM) 50-60' easy aerobic running at river
sun - (7:00 PM) 12 x 300 cut-downs, r= 1'
ncaa championships schedule:
*Training schedule still being determined. Schedule will be updated.
mon - (on you own in AM) dynamic wu + light aerobic running + strides
tue - (9:30 AM) 3 x 1000 @ AT, r= 45" + 1600j + 4 x 300 cut-downs, r= 300j
wed - (on your own) 45-60' easy aerobic running at river
thu - (9:30 AM) light aerobic running + 6 x 40m ramp sprints
fri - (9:30 AM) 4 x 400, r= 8', 9', 10'
sat - (9:00 AM) 50-60' easy aerobic running at river
sun - (7:00 PM) 12 x 300 cut-downs, r= 1'
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0. Congratulations Jeremy!
I don't know if my post went through last week, but two goose eggs for the past few weeks.
Congrats to Jeremy, finish fast at nationals!
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0, congrats om the Q Jeremy! -Patrick Fleming
Zero miles. All my miles this week were at 4:15 pace. Felt easy.
0 miles last week. I'm excited to start getting back in the swing of things this week!
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0 last week - Congrats Jeremy!!!
Also I have a funny story for y'all. It's actually not funny at all, it's really terrible, but oh well. So Diana and I moved into our apartment last Tuesday. Last Wednesday, we moved out. Because somehow in less that 24 hours, we got a bed bug infestation.
Key take-away from this: you do NOT want bed bugs. Hit me up if you want to see some sick pictures of the 150-ish bites on my body. Woo!
28 miles, the weather in Barcelona has been perfect for running, the streets, just alright.
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22 miles. Congrats Jeremy!
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0 miles for last week. Congrats Jeremy!
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22 miles for last week. Allison and I are riding the struggle bus with bed bugs
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26 and 28 :)
25 miles :)
0 miles last week, 10 for week before
*foot is irritated again. Have been icing a lot and going to physical therapy. Hoping it's just flaring up
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