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Davis Invite

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Salt Lake City,Ut,United States

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Jan 27, 2014

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NCAA Champ

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Running for the University of Texas in Austin 

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Race: Davis Invite (1 Miles) 00:04:15
Total Distance
19.50

Ran 2.5 in the morning as a shakeout. Then another 2 right when I got to the meet. Chilled around and bit and then used the bathroom and anotehr 2 miles warmup and then another .5 in strides and drills. The first race was the mile and went really well. My first 800 was around a 2:10 and then during the last 300 meters I decided to go for it and it paid off! Right after the mile I began to focus on the 3200! Natalie Shields won both events in 2012 and ended up winning athlete of the meet, so I made that my goal. Cooled down/warmed up another 2 miles and got some more strides and drills. Then another mile inside on the track. Right before my race it started raining prettty hard and by the end it was pouring. Ran well, ended up winning, with a 9:34ish but I was so stoked that I got the double! Ended up cooling down 4 miles and taking home the Male Athlete of the Meet award.

It was an amazing meet to finish off an awesome week!!!

Pegasus 31 Miles: 16.50
Comments
From RustyTF2 on Mon, Apr 27, 2015 at 17:56:19 from 184.155.151.33

nice double! your hard work is paying off!

From Matt Todd on Mon, Apr 27, 2015 at 21:15:52 from 75.162.218.236

That is so sick! way to kill it dude.

From Connor Baller on Mon, Apr 27, 2015 at 21:22:02 from 74.81.232.157

Me and matt are inspired

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