I'm curious as to what events I should focus more on next track season. 400- low 56(ran once early in the season) 800- 2:03, 1600- 4:43(ran multiple times through the season just couldn't beat it) 3200- 10:21(was running 10:40s all season then finally clicked at sectionals).
Saucy wrote:
I'm curious as to what events I should focus more on next track season. 400- low 56(ran once early in the season) 800- 2:03, 1600- 4:43(ran multiple times through the season just couldn't beat it) 3200- 10:21(was running 10:40s all season then finally clicked at sectionals).
Run them all.
800/1600 or 1600/3200: Ask your coach.
PROBABLY 800/1600.
1. Ask your coach.
2. 800m is the best time there by a pretty good margin.
I would probably say that for big meets only run the 800m (assuming the 1600m and 400m come before that). For smaller meets where you aren't necessarily trying to get a faster 800m time, try out either the 1600m or 400m. 1600-800 is a better double in my state, but the event schedule might be different for your state. The other alternative is running the 800-3200 double (hard to do with our event schedule, but if the 3200 is just for training it's not a big deal)
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