The Official A/AA Thread

[teece31]

cpa has a track team? people run at that school? huh

 

nick winn running the 800 you say.. at blazing speeds... where was he in track last year.. with all this talk he may be X-factor for MLK track

 

Yeah, they had three pole-vaulters that placed in Middle Sectional and I think one was injured for State and they only have one of them returning.

[stealthccrunner3200]

just trying to start some field event talk. lots of points can be picked up at state with good field events.

[werner]

Screw predictions. Here are some facts.

 

I heard from the man himself that Coniglio ran a 3xMile workout this afternoon. Ninety seconds rest.

 

5:01, 4:58, 4:53.

 

Sounds like some people better keep their heads low because bullets are starting to fly.

[teece31]

just trying to start some field event talk. lots of points can be picked up at state with good field events.

 

It's about time someone appreciated us... /dry.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="

[stealthccrunner3200]

its hard to get respect when your practices consist of throwing a shot like 5 times then eating hot wings the rest of the time.

[fraxc92]

its hard to get respect when your practices consist of throwing a shot like 5 times then eating hot wings the rest of the time.

Don't forget the treacherous one lap warm up

[flatline17]

And the ever so tough lounging in chairs for 3/4 of practice.

[stealthccrunner3200]

i think we were kidding

[fraxc92]

There are throwers that go and lift weights everyday and throw 30+ times at practice and have to go on their own time on weekends to practice and go from nowhere on the radar to beating a favorite for the State at Sectionals and qualifying for State in their first year of doing the sport...

 

...but you can throw them all together with the other guys that lounge and get nothing done.

 

 

Take it easy man. We all know that some throwers to work very hard to be the best in their area, and we also all know that there are the lazy group of throwers. Nobody here is insulting your work ethic, or that of the good throwers who work to get where they want to be. However, I will say this: By and large, throwers (on a high school level) are the laziest on a track team. Again, there are many that are very good and lift and throw often and commit themselves to getting better, and are not lazy at all. But they aren't as much fun to poke fun at.

[Cwilson]

Track season's coming up, let's get it started.

 

Yes! I wish everyone the best of luck

[ballin13]

Yes! I wish everyone the best of luck

 

 

haha in wish everyone got the flu during state screw yall... just kidding but seriously get sick

[teece31]

Take it easy man. We all know that some throwers to work very hard to be the best in their area, and we also all know that there are the lazy group of throwers. Nobody here is insulting your work ethic, or that of the good throwers who work to get where they want to be. However, I will say this: By and large, throwers (on a high school level) are the laziest on a track team. Again, there are many that are very good and lift and throw often and commit themselves to getting better, and are not lazy at all. But they aren't as much fun to poke fun at.

 

Yeah, I see what you mean... It's frustrating having that stereotype.

 

But anyways...

 

Who are the favorites in the field events? I know a there was a ton of people in state that graduated.