22.3
49.5
1:52.2
22.3
49.5
1:52.2
200 - 22.94 - Senior year of high school
800 - 1:53.81 - freshman year of college
1 year apart
220: 22.3
440: 49.8
600: 1:12.2
880: 1:49.6
1000: 2:12.0
1 mile: 4:08.4
These were all in yards back in the 70’s
Wow, as I read this I realize that something was wrong (with the coaching?) when I was in high school 40 years ago.
I ran sub 24, 50-51 and 2:02 (for 220, 440, 880 on cinders).
I later coached guys who broke 2:00 and couldn't break 24 and 53!
I was told that as a girl I had no speed and needed to focus on the distance events
29 (200 - hand timed - workout - trainers)
61 (400 - hand timed - workout - trainers)
2:18 (800 - hand timed - workout - trainers))
5:04 (1600 - race)
11:33 (3200 - race)
19:00 (5k - race)
Looking back on it my sweet spot was probably at 800m, too bad I never pursued it.
200m- 23.8
400m- 51.8
800m- 2:00.6
Mile- 4:38
200m 22.17
800m 1:56.14
I was a walk-on in college, trained for the 800m. Ran consistently in the 21 second range during practice. In retrospect, maybe the 800 wasn't my best event.
ThatAverageRunner wrote:
800m: 1:52.7
200m: actual fastest time is a 24flat towards the end of a workout in practice. Could beat some low 11 100m guys in block starts on my team. Coach said he thought I could run 22.8 but I think more like 23.2-23.5 was realistic
23.2, mid-d runner beating 11 flat, 100m guys in block starts.
Ye... that never happened...
Speed:
200m: 22.25
400m: 47.97
Events:
800m: 1:52.05
1000m: 2:24.35
1500m: 3:45.09
Mile: 4:01.89
200- 23.14
800- 1:51.4
21.5
1:47
200m: 25.5 (taken during 4x400m split which i split 54.5 (died hard haha)
800m 2:00.39 indoors
sorry not an MD, was a 3k-10k runner for the last 3 years of college. Always fun to give perspective though
All who have posted - was your 200 time from blocks, or legit standing start?
Because if not it is not legit.
Thanks.
HS times on cinders/sand/dirt 60 years ago. 880 - 1:53.0, 220 on straightaway 22.4.
the pen is mightier wrote:
200m: 25.5 (taken during 4x400m split which i split 54.5 (died hard haha)
800m 2:00.39 indoors
sorry not an MD, was a 3k-10k runner for the last 3 years of college. Always fun to give perspective though
In a legitimate 200 you would have been no faster than 26.5.....at best.
200 - 39.4
800 - 2:28
I only hs junior
I've never run a 200 TT or race (which I want to do at some point), the fastest 200 I've done was a hand timed 25.0x at the end of a workout.
800: 1:54.06
23.19
2:16
Interesting that with a few exceptions, most people posting were semi-elite middle distance runners who could at least challenge for a hs state 800 m title not the more typical 17 or 18 minute 5 K weekend warrior. I thought my PR speed was decent but most here are putting me to shame.
800m guy? wrote:
200m 22.17
800m 1:56.14
I was a walk-on in college, trained for the 800m. Ran consistently in the 21 second range during practice. In retrospect, maybe the 800 wasn't my best event.
Sounds like me.
200m: 23.0, 23.0, 22.3, 23.0 hand timed in a workout (kept up with a guy who ran 47.9-400m that year and it was my 1st and last time time at this type of workout since I was training for the 800m and didn't do those type of workouts)
600y: 1:14.xx (low 54.xx 440y pace)
800m 1:58.xx indoors in early January. Never improved . Got sick or injured each year and not many races at my school to compete in
Ran some 51.xx 400-m in practice not all out.
I think I should have trained for the 200 and 400m.
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