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Replying to people forget how many bad teams there are (post #6). View original post.

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Replying To:

How fast to be on average high school 4x400 team?

people forget how many bad teams there are

If were talking average based on team/school, 55-56 seconds to make the relay team.

This is because there are many more small schools than large schools, even though a majority of students probably attend large schools based on population distribution. There are lots of small schools out there that only have a handful guys who can break 1 minute. The 4x4 D team from a large school outside of Philadelphia will probably beat the 4x4 A team from somewhere in Vermont.

If the population was evenly distributed that number would be closer to 53.

I remember a couple times in HS when we'd go against some of the not-so-good teams in the county, the coaches would throw me on 4x4 running 57-58 (I'm a distance runner and I was tired from the mile, 800, 2 mile etc.) and we'd win the relay in like 3:50.

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