About 83º and humid at the Sewanee track. Did a few quality sprints this evening.
Hoka trainers on
stretches, 100m, bands, drills
100m - 14.79
Adidas trainers on
150m - 19.53 (6.50, 13.03)
150m - 19.41 (6.23, 13.18)
150m - 19.71 (6.59, 13.12)
Not too bad, was hoping to break 13 in the final 100m. If I'm going to break 26, I need to run the last 150m in at least 19.2 ish. I did these rolling in trainers so the first 2 would be close if in spikes. Wanted to do 4x but my foot was toast after 3.
A big storm appeared to the north and I was worried about lightning, but it went east. Never rained a drop, just clouds and wind.
Been getting a little pain on my upper tibia bone where the anchor was attached in my '19 meniscus root repair surgery. I wonder if there's a weakness in the bone there since that is the same area where some long time staples from an ACL allograft in '91 were removed. Certainly not serious but just noticeable. I really have to protect my wellness now that I've purchased an expensive vacation trip for Roya and I to Vancouver and Canadian Nationals in 2 weeks.
Still thinking about whether I could contribute to a 4x800m WR attempt on Labor Day. I'd need to run 2:24 at least. That might be a tall order considering my training, but I have a motivator. There's one individual on the present record who I would really like to erase and replace. Maybe should run some 600s. I haven't run 600s since early season Jan/Feb. Back then I did run a 1:43 and a 1:45. I also ran a 2:28 800m in trainers in Feb drizzle. That would translate to a 2:24 - 25 800m at least. If I did it, I'd be the slow man on the team, we have to average 2:22.2. Pete and Roger can run sub 2:20. David ran 2:20 at Nationals.
Been eating more lately, was 141 before workout today.
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