Luke Beauchamp's training log

May 06, 2024

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Location:

Bellevue,WA,United States

Member Since:

Jun 22, 2015

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Highschool Champ

Running Accomplishments:

PRs:

Track:

400 relay split: 54.4 (HS Senior)

800: 2:01.40 (HS Senior)

1600: 4:18.83 (HS Senior)

3200: 9:19.58 (HS Senior)

XC:

5k: 15:33.0 (Collegiate Freshman)

Short-Term Running Goals:

Collegiate Freshman Time Goals:

 

1500: 3:53

 

5k track: 14:45

Comments: Optimistic about these, although they may be interfered with by my recovery from mono.

Long-Term Running Goals:

- Run for Division 1 program (First goal I've 100% made on here!)

- Compete at NCAA XC and TF Nationals

- Sub 14 5000m on the track

- Make the B standard and go to the trials for the 5k or 10k

Personal:

Sophomore at Michigan State University in East Lansing

I have been running since fifth grade. My favorite professional runners are David Rudisha and Evan Jager. My favorite high school runner is Chris Watson because he periodically reads this blog and should definitely make one.

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1k repeat workout at Lake Samammish State Park today. We alternated between two 1ks of the course, which now has an altered second loop, so we practiced the first and last 1k, as measured by my coach's wheely thing measurer that he uses for our home course. They were supposed to be hard, and the first 1k was 300m of sand, and the second one was really just flat and rough terrain so the opening 1ks were considerably slower than the closing ones. We ran each 1k then jogged to the start of the next. My first repeat was 3:12 on the hard one, then 2:58 on the easier one. My coach told me to slow down, so I thought like 5-6 seconds would do. I ran 3:16 for the next hard one and followed it up with 3:04 for the easier one. My next hard one I kinda got thrown off because the other guys must have been burning out and slowing down and got out of earshot quicker than usual so I thought I was speeding up. I came in at 3:18 so not that bad, but I was hoping to hold 3:16s but I know I was in control enough to do that. I then did another 3:04 for the easier 1k. My coach then pulled me out of the workout with the sophomores because I do 45 miles per week! That made me angry because he said we were doing 8, and I had another sub-3 cooking for #8. It doesn't make sense that he tells me it's a hard workout, and then makes me slow down my splits and then pulls me out early. I really feel like I didn't exert myself much but whatever. I warmed up by doing the Jamboree course, blackberry bushes and all, forwards. Then I cooled down by doing it backwards.

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