What was your high school 1600 progression?

4:47

4:32

4:28

4:22

4:45

5:03

4:48

4:17

Not exactly a "progression" but it worked out in the end.

5:41 in 8th grade

2:07 800 in 9th grade

Ran 100 from then on, sub-11

8/16/32

9th - 2:23r, 4:59, 11:13

10th - 2:15, 4:56, 10:23 indoor before COVID

11th - 2:06r, 4:42, 9:59 after stress fracture

12th (so far) - 1:58, 4:28, 9:41

4:50 - 11:00 - 2:18

4:34 - 10:14 - 2:07

4:26 - 9:41 - 2:03

4:22 - 9:17 - 1:57

4:48.1

4:33.5

4:20.0

4:13.4

HS 1600:

5:02, 4:44, 4:27, 4:30

College 1500:

4:05, 3:54.9, 3:50.2, 3:51.1

4:52

4:44

4:32

4:28

20-25 mpw; was more of a 400m / 800m guy

(ended up running a 4:06 mile in college)

PSAT - 1480

SAT 1st try - 1510

SAT 2nd try - 1600

High school- 4:56, 4:40, 4:29 and 4:21

4:56

4:40

4:24.9

4:22.2

1600m times:

~5:15 first meet, end of season 4:45

4:31

4:26

4:22

Highschool

4:35

4:18

4:16

4:10

College

4:08

Injury Year

4:07

4:03 (*3:43)

3:59 (*3:40)

WHOA! I cannot BELIEVE how many people remember their schoolboy days, some 400 years therafter.

I don't even recall what flavor of Geritol gummies that I had at today's lunch, much less ANYthing prior to the Civil War.

You track guys just amaze me.

No 1600s my FS or SO years (started out as a sprinter)

4:37 JR year in my one and only race; primarily an 800/4x400 runner

4:26 SR year after transitioning to the event midway through the season

For what it's worth:

No races from 18 to 34 years old

4:17 at 37 after resuming training

4:27 at 48

4:54 at 58

4:23

4:15

4:11 (4:12 mile)

4:06/7 (3:50 1500)

Also, they ought to ban the 1600. Run the mile or 1500...

5:23

4:56

4:38

No Senior Season

dang. you must have raised some eyebrows freshman year with that 4:35. Impressive

15 seconds per year.