Jay520
If you could go back in time and adjust your training using what you know today, what would your PR's be? 4/29/2012 11:31PM Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
A lot of people dream about having the ability to apply the training experience they have now with the athleticism of their former self. Well, here's the thread to talk about said stuff.

Now, answer the damn question!

- Also list your actual PR's for comparison.
P.Whelan
RE: If you could go back in time and adjust your training using what you know today, what would your PR's be? 4/29/2012 11:32PM - in reply to Jay520 Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
I would almost undoubtedly be slower and injured more frequently.
Jay520
RE: If you could go back in time and adjust your training using what you know today, what would your PR's be? 4/29/2012 11:37PM - in reply to P.Whelan Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
P.Whelan wrote:

I would almost undoubtedly be slower and injured more frequently.
Follow the damn instructions!
PhysMech
RE: If you could go back in time and adjust your training using what you know today, what would your PR's be? 4/30/2012 12:27AM - in reply to Jay520 Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
10 seconds per mile better. Best PR was a 8:36 3200m, indoors.
They See Me Trollin'
RE: If you could go back in time and adjust your training using what you know today, what would your PR's be? 4/30/2012 12:32AM - in reply to Jay520 Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
It's pretty tough to say, but probably something like:

800-1:40, 1500-3:25, 5k-12:36, 10k-26:16, Marathon-1:59:59
Disgruntled Gentlman
RE: If you could go back in time and adjust your training using what you know today, what would your PR's be? 4/30/2012 12:49AM - in reply to Jay520 Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Actual 5k Pr 16:12 If I could go back in time it would be probably around a 12:33 (on Roads)