My race at A&T went ok.
I got a little over 3 hours of sleep friday night because people kept texting and calling me at 3am and when it happened the second time i couldnt fall back asleep.
It was horrible but i really wanted to run at this meet so i finally woke up at 5am, got ready and hit the road around 6:15am
We (me and my girl Alex) got there around 8:30am and i warmed up and got ready to run.
I had just realized the night before that i would have 2 races instead of 1 so i told myself i wouldnt run too hard in the prelims.
In the prelims at 9:45am i ran in heat 4 of 4 and ran 13.99 basically jogging. I was happy because i knew that if i could run 13.9 without giving much effort that i could go much faster in the finals.
After the race my lack of sleep kicked in though. I went and sat in my girls car for about an hour and tried to get some rest.
I felt horrible. I felt like it was still 3am in the morning and i had just woken up. At 11:30 though i decided to warm up again for my 2nd race.
I was to run in the slow section of the 2 heat finals.
I was not mad about this at all because at this point in the season i dont need to be running against guys who are a half a second faster than me.
I got out of the blocks good and ran the first 5 hurdles well. My lead leg floated over a couple hurdles but i kept it together to come across the line in 13.72.
I didnt get a chance to sprint off of the last hurdle because i landed off balance but i held on for a second place finish behind Jared Macleod from Canada who ran 13.58
I was upset because i didnt run the time i was aiming for which was 13.65 but i was pleased that i ran so well under the circumstances.
I watched my race and i have SO much work to do. That just makes me happier though because i am prety confident that i will set a HUGE personal best by seasons end.
here is the video of my final. the quality isnt great but in slow motion (like i watch it) its bareable.
the second video is of the 1 of 2 finals in wich David Oliver won in 13.22 seconds
Sunday, April 22, 2007
Tuesday, April 17, 2007
Lets get started
So ive enjoyed reading Rob Bramletts and recently David Olivers blog so i decided to create my own.
im not on their level but i figure this will be nice to keep track of my progress.
So ive run 3 races this year.
Coastal Carolina 14.37
Wake Forrest 14.37
Florida Relays 13.89
This is the fastest ive ever ran at this point in the season so im pretty happy.
I decided to start training in late Jan. so im pretty happy with my progress. For once i dont have to go through an entire indoor and outdoor college track season so i feel i should run alot better this year.
I run for Puerto Rico and im planning on representing them at the world championships as well as the 08 olympics.
Ive ran for them for the past 3 years during the summer. And to be honest my times havent been too hot while representing them. Due to a very long college season. But that is all over and so now there is no excuses.
I train in Greenville, NC at East Carolina University.
I train by myself but plan to move to Raleigh in the summer to train with Steve McGill.
I have done pretty well on my own for the most part but it has been tough and i expect big things next year when i finally have a knowledgable coach.
k thats all for now.
im not on their level but i figure this will be nice to keep track of my progress.
So ive run 3 races this year.
Coastal Carolina 14.37
Wake Forrest 14.37
Florida Relays 13.89
This is the fastest ive ever ran at this point in the season so im pretty happy.
I decided to start training in late Jan. so im pretty happy with my progress. For once i dont have to go through an entire indoor and outdoor college track season so i feel i should run alot better this year.
I run for Puerto Rico and im planning on representing them at the world championships as well as the 08 olympics.
Ive ran for them for the past 3 years during the summer. And to be honest my times havent been too hot while representing them. Due to a very long college season. But that is all over and so now there is no excuses.
I train in Greenville, NC at East Carolina University.
I train by myself but plan to move to Raleigh in the summer to train with Steve McGill.
I have done pretty well on my own for the most part but it has been tough and i expect big things next year when i finally have a knowledgable coach.
k thats all for now.
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