Good time goals

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  • Murphy0413

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    7 years ago 09/28/2016 6:26pm EDT

    So I've been running since fifth grade, but only really saw improvement last year. I went from around 2:55 to 2:20 in the 800, 6:10ish to 5:22 in the 1600, and 1:15 to 0:59 in the 400. This XC season I PRed at 18:50 from a previous one of around 21:00. While I know that I'm nowhere close to as fast as most top freshmen, I was wondering what good time goals for the rest of this XC season and this upcoming track season would be.

  • Jayordon

    Jayordon

    Member since 09/18/2016.

    590 posts. Last post 1 month ago.
    7 years ago 09/29/2016 2:13pm EDT
    re: Murphy0413

    Try to hit 18:30. There's not a lot of time to do it but it's still possible. As for track, that depends on how much work you put on in the off season. I ran 18:30 in xc as a freshman last year and in track I went on to run 2:10, 4:45, and 57. Those could be good goals if you keep training and don't get injured.

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