MITHACAL MILERS track workout Tuesday, Mar 12, at 7 PM in Barton Hall

First off, congrats to the MITHACAL MILERS who competed at yesterday’s track meet. There were some great races and great times—in particular, Patrick Milano perfectly executed his race strategy of sitting at the back and then kicking hard for what I think is a PR. And Alasdair Smith’s 5:08 at age 14 was impressive—look to see his times coming down during outdoor track season. Apologies if I missed anyone.

1 Mile

Place Name Age Team Time
7 Patrick Milano M34 Unattached 4:45
13 Mikhail Kern M32 Unattached 4:58
16 Alasdair Smith M14 Unattached 5:08
27 Jon Lewis M33 Unattached 5:38
32 Anne Dygert W39 Unattached 5:47
34 Stephen Jesch M54 Unattached 5:52
36 David Yonker M13 Unattached 5:59
39 Liz Hartman W41 Unattached 6:04
54 August Chen M23 Unattached 6:40
62 Ken Hodges M71 Unattached 6:52
64 Amalia Skilton W31 Unattached 6:58

2 Mile

Place Name Age Team Time
9 Mark Walth M31 Unattached 11:13
11 Peter Frazier M45 Unattached 11:28
13 Kilian Weinberger M44 Unattached 11:43
17 Jason Jenks M27 Groton Project TC 11:59
20 Stephen Jesch M54 Unattached 12:39
21 Liz Hartman W41 Unattached 12:42
26 Michela Meister W31 Unattached 13:15

Now that the indoor track season is over, we’re going to change gears and focus our workouts more on the 5K to 10K range, where there’s less emphasis on top speed—we’ll be doing fewer 200s. For anyone doing serious training, these workouts will still be aimed at speed; you’ll want to do longer tempo work and easy distance on your own. Feel free to ask at the workout if you need suggestions.

For this week’s workout, we’re going to do something simple but guaranteed to build aerobic conditioning and moral character: after an initial 200m to spread out the group, we’ll run 800m repeats at I pace with 3-minute recoveries. As always, how many you do is dependent on your weekly mileage, with the goal of keeping the I pace work to 8% of weekly mileage. Most people will be in the 4–6 range.

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