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Race: NSWR Boys Open race (3.1 Miles) 00:17:13, Place overall: 125, Place in age division: 4
Total Distance
8.00

Morning- 2 mile warm up. Got my spikes, and was ready to race.

Race Report- The course was really muddy, and slippery by the time I raced. But I took out fast, and kinda backed off, after the first 200 meters. I came by the mile mark at 5:15. And I thought that was a solid first mile, but it wasn't that great. And the 2 mile mark was 10:57, and I thought I was going faster than that. But it wasn't... And then I was thinking I was almost done only with 400 meters to go, but 1k left really. And I made an early move for about 300 meters, and I was thinking I was going to burn out. And the thought kept coming back to my head. And it cost me the last 800ish meters left of the race. I was trying to push the pace, but kept on staying the same speed. Colton came up to me on the last 300 meters, and he started surging away, but I thought to myself that he wasn't getting away this time. And my body responsed, and went with him. I finished it strong. And thought I killed it, but turns out my time was way slower this year, than last year... But I wanna blame the mud, but it didn't slow me down that much. I just didn't try my hardest I guess... This is my last XC race ever in high school. Kinda sad to end it on a bad note. But during track I am going to kill it! I am looking forward to track now!

Nike Victory Miles: 3.50Cohesion 6 Miles: 4.50
Comments
From Glory in the long run on Thu, Nov 28, 2013 at 02:01:59 from 65.130.153.8

Sounds like this was more mental than physical. So much of racing is. I can see why you like track, you seem to enjoy the mental aspect of pushing yourself. I hope you do well. Keep learning about yourself. Mile splits of 5:15, 5:27, 5:41. If you go 5:30, 5:30, 5:15, you improve by 25 seconds and 79 places! It's not what you do in the 1st mile, it's the last mile that counts, and you have to conserve in the 1st mile to have it in the last mile.

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