Just a question, 2000m steeple

I would shoot for a 6:30-6:40. Just practice jumping over hurdles and getting comfortable without having to stutter step a lot. No need to do a ton of hurdle specific drills. At this point having perfect hurdle form will not matter. Throw in a workout of 6-8x400 with 5 hurdles per lap at goal race pace

There's a few more steeple threads that you can read to.

My daughter, loves steeple and she's good at it, helps that she's athletic and tall.

Have respect for the barriers, they don't budge of you hit them, but you'd only hit one per race tops, then you will dnf or step on each barrier.

There are very few HS steeplechase training and racing opportunities, so I wouldn't try to focus on this event while you are in high school. Ask your coach about getting some training on hurdling and see if you can jump in a 300 hurdles race in a few low-key meets. Otherwise, focus on the 1600/3200 races in HS and wait until college to train and race the steeplechase.

I believe I can hit that as well. I saw many articles about workouts and such, I can easily implement hurdles (Once I get the basic form down) into my own workouts.

Of course, this was really to get my mind into the idea of preparing for this in the off season next year, when I begin Indoor season I can start working on this.

I agree with you there, there aren't a lot of races offering this race. Of course, I wouldn't focus on this, but I'd love to get it under my belt during my senior year, and I doubt it'd add too much stress to my body. When emailing coaches I'd like to be a versatile athlete, and having this to my resume I think would help.