WALKING ON TO ONE OF THE BEST D1 XC TEAM: Tips and Advice
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- Опубліковано 10 січ 2024
- This video talks about not only my struggles as a walk on but my triumphs as well. Extremely proud of what I did and wouldn't change anything for the world. The friends made, experience had and lessons learned made it WORTH IT.
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yapping like Geto Suguru out here (jk i really enjoyed the vid)
Geto wasn't really a yapper he was polite and stuff but he always straight to the point
This made me lol , Love JJK. Gonna pin this comment
the story behind the work ethic 👏🏽❤
Yep. Impressive
I love your content and you are one of my favorite youtubers! Love your hardwork!! Your story of your running career is amazing!
I'am so happy that you went to BYU and I'm so proud of you for what your doing, going to school, running and you evening got a reward at your last race in your senior year but I'm glad you ran with the team.
Awesome stuff man! There needs to be more of this stuff out there because I felt the same way! I was a walk-on at Nevada for Men's XC and it was definitely a challenge physically and ESPECIALLY MENTALLY. The sudden increase in volume and intensity from HS, high stakes, peer pressure, and wanting to make conference and regional teams just ran me into the ground after 2 years. I ended up sustaining multiple injuries and an eating disorder that set me back 2 years and kept me from a fulfilling college running experience. Being post-collegiate now, I'm looking to fulfill the potential I know I have in this sport but most importantly HAVE FUN!
Yes!! Thanks for sharing, this stuff happens to a lot of people. Glad you’re doing well 🙏🏼
Thank you for sharing your experience with us. Patience is key.
Keep up the good work, you are such an inspiration to me!! Amazing!~
You have done a lot with your life! Way to go!
Long time runner, first time track coach, this is great stuff. Love the videos and insight I can share with my kids.
Thanks Adam, inspiring content!
You are an overcomer! Thanks for sharing your story and journey.
As a junior in highschool hoping to run in college its super helpful to hear what a good college runner did and how he did it.
Your videos are always so great. Coming from a junior in high school with nobody looking at me even in d2 or d3 right now this was very helpful. Hoping I can get some college visits in this summer when I get sub 2 in the 800 and 51 in the 400. Love the hard work you are always putting in reminds me of myself. I always set hard seemingly unrealistic goals for myself to. I’ve only ever hit one one my goals at that was sub 17:30 last XC season. But that’s the fun of it there’s always something more to chase
Yeah don’t lose my hope everybody’s path is different. Good luck 🙏🏼 (I’m expecting an update comment from you when you sign with a school) 👀
@@AdamWoodRuns will do!
love ur vids adam, great motivation during my winter szn as I currently have to train alone due to my hs team having like nobody on it lol
Sometimes it be like that, Keep Grinding 🙌🏼
I am the only person on my HS indoor team so I train solo in the mornings before school. It's such a grind but you keep me motivated, thanks for the great content
You got what it takes. The solo grind is tough but it really shows what you’re made of. Stay consistent and keep working hard. I believe in you 👏🏼
Hi... I want to thank you for your videos. You have really motivated me...got me back to exercising...even just purchased a new pair of Hokas! I live just north of New York City. Really nice for running...not as scenic as your environment. Looking forward to more videos. Thanks again.
Thank you! Means a lot 🙏🏼
Just finished running. I was cold but motivated. @@AdamWoodRuns
The beginning of his story is exactly how my running's going right now, mono during my senior cross season and all of a sudden I made a big jump as track's starting up and college coaches don't give a damn about me
Inspiring 🙌
How did you get those times with 40 miles a week?? Simply Mindblowing!!
hey adam I've been watching your videos for a while now. Currently, I'm a senior and this season I've hit some great new times. I've dropped my mile from 4:47 to 4:30. I have always wanted to run in college, but I obviously did not have any schools interested in me (and I still do not). I've received a few acceptances back from schools (still waiting on more). Should I email those schools and see if I can be on their team? Thanks, Dawson.
Hey adam I really enjoy your content . I need some help
I start runing 3 years ago
From 124k to 86
Lately I faced some issue and i. Get fat to 96 it really stress me out and I dont know how to go back to my 86k i try a lot
👍🏻
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How many 70 mile weeks did you stack before you ran that 8:33?
I know this is unrelated, but how long should my long run be in high school leading up to spring track right now. I usually do 6 miles, is that a good distance?
In highschool my long run was around 8-10 miles. Depends on what event you’re doing and what the rest of your week looks like :)
I hate track so much
Hey Adam, I'm a middle school runner who is very slow. I have recently started running to improve because im the slowest kid on my xc team. My average pace during races is about 907 a mile. Please send me tips so I can do well next fall.
Stay consistent and slowly increase that mileage. If you run everyday, runs workouts and continue to work hard you’ll get faster there is no doubt about it. Summer is IMPORTANT for XC. The better summer you have the better you’ll be in XC.
ok thx@@AdamWoodRuns
Byu split short giveaway when?👀👀👀
Soonish 👀
Hi
12:20 "5:45-6:15/mi pace" How does one do a moderate 15 mile LR at that pace, thats my 5k Pace/Threshold pace respectively 😂
For us non Americans, what’s LDS?
LDS, commonly know as Mormon is a religion that’s very popular here in UT.
@@AdamWoodRuns I got lost when you said on a 2y mission I assumed it’s something to do with the army 😅
A journey in hobby jogging
Dude BYU ain’t the best and you’re an average runner
bruh
Yeah no joke