I am from Ohio and in early June I ran a 5k with a time of 20:25, but my first 2 miles were 12:37 (I am aware my pace dropped off significantly). The race was at 8:30 AM and the conditions of this race were at 50-60 degrees farenheit with 0% humidty and no sun. Yesterday, I ran a 2 mile race, but ran a 12:42. However, it was 6:30 PM it was 95 degrees farenheit, sunny and 80% humidity. Have I improved since the other race?
Male,15,Sophmore
Please let me know
It seems pretty good to me. It isn't a record breaker or anything, but it is definitely not slow either. Good job!!
You should only do races at an indoor track so you don't have the doubts about how the weather affected you.
Female,16,junior
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Depends on how fast you are..anything slower than 5:10 isn't quite up to my standards sorry
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