LIVE: U.S. Track & Field National Championships on June 26-27.
Don't miss the USA Outdoor Track & Field Championships from Des Moines, Iowa, with headliners Walter Dix and Chaunte Lowe scheduled to compete. Head to UniversalSports.com for the FREE simulstream of NBC's coverage at 3 p.m. ET on Saturday and Sunday, plus recaps, photos and the latest news.
Link: http://www.universalsports.com/track-and-field/index.html
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Are You Ready to Steeple...?
**********IMPORTANT REMINDER**********
IF YOU WANT TO PARTICIPATE IN THE JUNIOR OLYMPICS STEEPLE CLUB:
1) You must be training/maintaing some level of racing fitness over summer
2) You must have these dates/times available to compete on your calendar:
July 9th = Leaving MCHS 10:30 AM for Regional Championships at Modesto Jr. College (race at ~3PM, back at MCHS ~7:30PM)
July 27th = Leaving MCHS 7:00 AM for National Championshps at Sac. City College (race 10:30 AM, back at MCHS ~2:30PM)
3) You must be a member of the USATF club https://www.usatf.org/membership/application/
-Don't wait = you need to sign up now!
4) You must attend at least 2 of these 5 days for steeple barrier practice/hurdle drills (each "practice" is ~45 minutes) at the MCHS track at 7:30 PM:
-Friday, June 25th
-Wednesday, June 30th
-Monday, July 5th
-Monday, July 12th
-Monday, July 19th
Other Information:
-Costs: Entry fees for the race = $6 or $7 per event +~$20 for annual membership to join USATF; + your own food ; Greg will take care of transportation expenses to competitions
-Eligibility is by year born:
“Intermediates” = Born 1994 or 1995
“Young” = Born 1992 or 1993
> Please RSVP to Greg Fogg via e-mail greg.fogg@comcast.net or call for more information at (707)-291-2967)
Sunday, June 6, 2010
10 Weeks of Summer Training (a Guideline)
…Bored just running nothing but distance runs all summer?
…Want to follow a program that will help to prepare you for the rigors of the XC season while maintaining some speed from your track season?
Here’s a guideline to follow for the 10 weeks of summer leading up to the Tahoe Running Camp. …It’s OK to run a bit less than this schedule, or start with more gradual miles, but if you follow this general training regiment, you’ll well prepared for this upcoming XC season!
Sit-ups/Crunches = at least 3 x week: Girls 20-25 x 2 reps / Guys = 30-35 x 2 reps
…Want to follow a program that will help to prepare you for the rigors of the XC season while maintaining some speed from your track season?
Here’s a guideline to follow for the 10 weeks of summer leading up to the Tahoe Running Camp. …It’s OK to run a bit less than this schedule, or start with more gradual miles, but if you follow this general training regiment, you’ll well prepared for this upcoming XC season!
General Guideline for Miles: Freshmen-Sophomores = 35-40/wk; Juniors-Seniors = 45-50/wk (OK to track minutes vs. miles in schedule below)
- "Long" = conversational pace (goal is to increase run time 5 min each week) + do 4 x 150m-200m build-ups after run if possible
- "Easy" = conversational pace (goal is to get in "easy" miles to recover, but typically recover from longer run day before).
- "Medium" = start with conversational pace, gradually build up to finish ~90% 5K race pace
- "Fartlek" = start with 10-15 minute easy pace > surge (at 5K race pace +) > jog (rest) off/on for based on interval in middle of run; finish eas
Sit-ups/Crunches = at least 3 x week: Girls 20-25 x 2 reps / Guys = 30-35 x 2 reps
2010 SUMMER TRAINING | ||||||||
Week | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun | Miles |
#1 (May 31) | Long 45-60 min | Easy 45-60 min | 30-40 min Easy 4-6 x hill repeats | Long 45-70 min | Easy 45-60 min | Long 45-60 min | Off | 30-45 |
#2 (Jun 7) | Long 50-70 min | Easy 45-60 min | 30-40 min Easy 4-6 x hill repeats | Long 50-70 min | Medium 45-60 min | Easy 45-60 min | Off | 35-45 |
#3 (Jun 14) | Long 55-70 min | Medium 45-60 min | 30-40 min Easy 4-6 x hill repeats | Easy 45-60 min | 35-50 min fartlek with 1 min surge x 5-7 | Long 45-70 min | Off | 35-45 |
#4 (Jun 21) | Off | Easy 45-60 min | 30-40 min Easy 4-8 x hill repeats | Long 60-80 min | Easy 20 min | Road Race or 5K time trial | Off | 30-35 |
#5 (Jun 28) | Long 60-80 min | 35-50 min fartlek with 1 min surge x 7 | Easy 45-60 min | Long 60-80 min | Medium 45-60 min | 30-40 min Easy 4-8 x hill repeats | Off | 35-50 |
#6 (Jul 5) | Long 60-80 min | Easy 45 min | Fast 3 x 1 Mile w/ 4-5 min break | Long 60-80 min | Medium 45-60 min | Long 60-80 min | Off | 35-50 |
#7 (Jul 12) | Off | Long 60-90 min | 30-45 min Easy 6-10 x hill repeats | Long 60-80 min | 35-50 min fartlek with 1 min surge x 5-7 | 30-45 min Easy 6-10 x hill repeats | Off | 30-45 |
#8 (Jul 19) | Long 60-90 min | Medium 45-60 min | 30-45 min Easy 6-10 x hill repeats | Long 60-80 min | Easy 20 min | Road Race or 5K time trial | Off | 35-50 |
#9 (Jul 26) | Long 60-90 min | Easy 45 min | Fast 3 x 1 Mile w/ 4-5 min break | Long 60-90 min | Easy 45-60 min | 35-50 min fartlek with 2 min surge x 6 | Off | 35-50 |
#10 (Aug 2) | Long 60-90 min | Medium 45-60 min | 30-45 min Easy 6-10 x hill repeats | Long 60-90 min | Easy 45-60 min | Tahoe Running Camp! | Tahoe Running Camp! | 35-50 |
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
NCS MOC Boys 2 Mile Video
Below is Boys 3200m from 2010 NCS MOC Meet. Gus Henry Greenstein and James Earvin Ramirez set lifetime bests one day after graduating from MCHS.
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