Recruiting - remember Coach Roberts is getting mini tacos to the Support Squad who recruits the most runners this week! Make some calls; send some texts; PICK SOME PEOPLE UP; let's get some people to join us!
Purpose of the week's workouts - So far, we have been increasing our base throughout the summer (you should be able to see this by how you have been getting more minutes each week on your Final Surge workout report). Last week, the minutes were dropped slightly to allow for a little recovery. This week, the minutes move up again quite a bit as we continue to work our aerobic base. This is why summer running is so important... before you can run fast, you need to optimize your aerobic capacity, and this is done through a lot of long hot running!
Here's our schedule for the week -
Monday: Meet at Wash. Elem. at 6:30a. PLEASE WEAR A WATCH if you have one!
Tuesday: Wash. Elem. at 7:00a with Kid's Club after (those who have treats, please remember). For the afternoon run (on Tuesday and Thursday) we now meet at the PVHS at 3:00p to do weights and our run. (For tips on running in the heat and the reasons for doubles check out the post from a couple weeks ago.)
Wednesday: Wash. Elem. at 7:00a
Thursday: Wash. Elem. at 7:00a. Weights and short afternoon run at PVHS at 3:00p.
Friday: Meet at Bloomington Hills North Park at 7:00a
Saturday: On own or organize your own group run.
High Altitude Camp will be July 30-Aug 2 at Pine Lake near Bryce Canyon.
If you haven't signed up for Final Surge to record your runs, please do (see the posts below). Also check below for info on registermyathlete registration info and physicals. You MUST have your registermyathlete done and your physical complete to go to camp.
Weekly minutes can be found here.
Weekly minutes can be found here.
Thought of the Week: "Run every day during the summer even when you don't have practice. Try and keep up with teammates who are faster than you. If you are one of the fastest on your team, encourage other runners to keep up with you." - Haley Herberg (A graduating California Sr. when asked to give advice to hs xc runners)
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