What training has he done and how did he do in high school??? Watching him win that 5k and 10k at NCAAs was amazing. Why is he running for Utah? What training has he done during his college career?
What training has he done and how did he do in high school??? Watching him win that 5k and 10k at NCAAs was amazing. Why is he running for Utah? What training has he done during his college career?
He has interviews on flotrack. He wasn't really a standout in HS from what I remember. Then in college his coach experimented with higher mileage I think, and it worked so Cam kept bumping it up.
4:18 in highschool
C-eh?-N-eh?-D-eh?
hemana hemana homina wrote:
4:18 in highschool
source?
Use the search function there are tons of threads on this. Basically he ran 4:18 in high school and went to suu. When he was there he realized that he needed to up his mileage from 60 mpw. He built his mileage for 5 years up to the point where he now runs 150 mpw. All that training paid off and Cam Levins was reborn into Cam MF Levins this spring.
I am looking for volunteers for a low mileage project to prove that quality is more important than quantity and it is stupid to run high mileage. If interested, I also have some Facebook stock shares to sell you.
Will3G wrote:
I am looking for volunteers for a low mileage project to prove that quality is more important than quantity and it is stupid to run high mileage. If interested, I also have some Facebook stock shares to sell you.
Best quote I've seen on letsrun.com.
Will3G wrote:
I am looking for volunteers for a low mileage project to prove that quality is more important than quantity and it is stupid to run high mileage. If interested, I also have some Facebook stock shares to sell you.
No offense to your low mileage project, but Cam Levins apparently runs around 155 miles a week and he just won both the 5k, closing in a 54, and the 10k at NCAAs.
he ran 1:55 and 3:55 in high school. 3;55 converts to a little better than 4:18...
for those who understand its a brilliant post. and fb to 15 by the spring.
yea, yea and Lagat ran 3:26.1 on 50MPW.
After Cam won the 10k there was really no doubt he was going to win the 5k
casual commentary wrote:
he ran 1:55 and 3:55 in high school. 3;55 converts to a little better than 4:18...
I forget if it was in a flotrack interview or a print source, but I'm 95% sure he's said he ran 1:58.x and 4:00.x for 800 and 1500, not 1:55 and 3:55.
ltcm wrote:
for those who understand its a brilliant post. and fb to 15 by the spring.
Not that hard to understand dude... don't act like your fcking stephen hawkings
My bad. I was getting those times from this page:
http://www.directathletics.com/athletes/track/129446.html
and I see now that 2008 would have been his freshman year. I was wrong.
Cam Levins is not human. Confirmed form a drunk man
Man...he was only a slightly above average HS runner (PR's not worthy of a lot of intention) and look what he's become with that crazy mileage...goes to show that if you run a lot and handle it well, you can improve like crazy.
its because of the high mileage that he improved... But 4:18, 15:30 and 1:58 are not "average" for a highschool kid he clearly has a good amount of talent
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