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So I have decided to get off my lazy ass and actually join something.
So I decided to go for cross country because it's possibly one of the things without tryouts so if I suck I'm still on the team. I haven't ran a mile for over a year, and my best time was like 10-11 minutes. i know, it's not that great. By August 24 the girls have to be able to run a mile in 7.15 minutes. The coach said to start running a month ahead so we can keep up when it comes to Aug. 24. But the thing is, it's so hard. I've been running a block (on and off) for a couple of weeks and I don't think I'm getting anywhere. Plus, my neighborhood is filled with hills so it's harder. Any tips on how to run faster without getting winded easily? Thanks. |
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girl, cross country runners run about 3.1 miles!
Practice is the only thing I can tell you. I mean even now you should be running a couple miles everyday. Your coach is crazy if he expects you to be able to run 3 miles with just 1 month of practice. Try jogging to music and start small then work your way up. And personally the hills are a + for you because you most likely will be running up and down hills since it's cross country. |
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