Carlos Torpedo Rapeedo
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Post by Carlos Torpedo Rapeedo on Apr 18, 2006 15:25:29 GMT
Michael there is always room for improvement especially while you're still young. You're time is not too impressive, when i was 17 i was think i ran 10.8. But that doesn't matter at all. A lot of people tend to find that any sort of training generally brings you on leaps and bounds. Anyone can join Preston Harriers as a club and there are compeition(s) available to all ages and ranges.
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Post by Dillon Clayton on Apr 19, 2006 13:06:31 GMT
does being mixed race have its advantages?
i play football for LEP league as a striker. im pretty quick. so i could make the preston harriers team?
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Post by Carl on Apr 19, 2006 13:38:43 GMT
lol right, need to make something clear here. Anyone can make the club its a voluntary sports club, therefore anyone can sign up. The team is different. There are different leagues for different ages providing different levels of competition. I doubt any newcomer is good enough to make the team. Obviously it depends on how old you are and how fast you are? But in the sprints anything over the under 17 or under 20 age group places are hard to come by.
I have no idea about the advantages fo being mixed race.....there's a jamaican in our group tho, he does the business.
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Post by Corvus Corax on Apr 19, 2006 13:59:19 GMT
does being mixed race have its advantages? i play football for LEP league as a striker. im pretty quick. so i could make the preston harriers team? The track's next to the canal so if you didn't make the team you could always go fishing. |
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Post by Dillon Clayton on Apr 20, 2006 10:32:46 GMT
sorry? i dont get what you mean?
why would being 'jamaican' as you say be any benifit? my father is black..but british so does that put any downer on for me? what sort of times should you be looking at if you was sprinting for the harriers team this summer?
gives me an idea what to expect if i joined you see.
many thanks
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Post by Jason on Apr 20, 2006 10:38:32 GMT
hi..is it possible to make big events that you see people on tv doing at your club?
I don't much about the whole sprint thing as I dont do it but like watching it. Do you have to be at certain clubs for recognition into the big time? I saw that you have somebody called helen in 'oz' just gone.
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Post by Carl on Apr 21, 2006 9:43:37 GMT
Firstly Dillon I would like to make clear I am know book of sprinting knowledge. In answer to you're original question about being mixed race it is imposible to say whether in you're particular case or not it may or may not have it's advantages. Secondly how old are you? If you're older than nineteen you are looking at around 10.5/6 to definetly have a place in the 100 and about 21.5 maybe in the 200. sorry? i dont get what you mean? why would being 'jamaican' as you say be any benifit? my father is black..but british so does that put any downer on for me? what sort of times should you be looking at if you was sprinting for the harriers team this summer? gives me an idea what to expect if i joined you see. many thanks |
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Post by Carl on Apr 21, 2006 9:44:07 GMT
yes it is possible Jason hi..is it possible to make big events that you see people on tv doing at your club? I don't much about the whole sprint thing as I dont do it but like watching it. Do you have to be at certain clubs for recognition into the big time? I saw that you have somebody called helen in 'oz' just gone. |
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Post by my name is not important on Apr 24, 2006 10:42:34 GMT
Well done to everybody who competed in wigan on the saturday just gone. was some dodgy officals there but overall all was a good day out and good to be out in competition time! one luv..
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Post by mickey2006 on Apr 28, 2006 11:26:26 GMT
hey carl my 100m metres time is under 11 seconds and i am very fast as i have been told by members at college can you reply back to this message thank you and tell me what type of training is involved
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Post by Carl on Apr 28, 2006 15:30:17 GMT
see other post mate. i hope u live up too the massive expectation u just put on yourself  |
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Post by Andy Leat on Jun 7, 2006 12:27:49 GMT
Hi im looking to do some training for sprints and jumps and in a recent air cadet competition i jumped 5.83 in the lj and i ran 11.66, and 23.97 in the 100 and 200m respectively (my pb for 100 is 11.26)and i just wondered what day would i look to come down on to focus on these because i rly want to improve and do triple jump aswel. cheers Andy.
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Post by Peter on Jun 8, 2006 19:44:07 GMT
How old are you Andy
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Post by Andy Leat on Jun 12, 2006 11:28:25 GMT
im 17. forgot that age matters!  |
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Post by Andy l on Jun 12, 2006 16:03:09 GMT
also will ther be a training session this thursday because thers an england game on aswel isnt ther.
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