Hi

Less jogging, more studying.

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Im new to this Group i am currently running cross country but i had to
quit because i suffered a brokencollar bone the day before a meet. Im
14 years old and run for fun! My fastest mile ever was 5 min 12 sec.

First off, don't take any notice of Miss Anne. She's just an old grouch
since her husband quite lidderally ran off with a track athlete.

Your mile time is pretty good for someone your age - keep up the
running, but the main thing is to have fun!

Edward

I agree with Edward. It sounds like you are doing very well with your
running. After you are done with your time off from running, just make
sure you get back into it slowly. The worst thing you can do is jump
right back in at full speed after being off for a while.

Good luck!

p.s.-make sure you are balancing your studies and running. Each one
will make you stronger in the other.

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Im new to this Group i am currently running cross country but i had to
quit because i suffered a brokencollar bone the day before a meet. Im
14 years old and run for fun! My fastest mile ever was 5 min 12 sec.

As others have noted, that's a really fast time for your age.

Wait for your collar bone to recover fully, and then get back into it. This
sport is a long term commitment, if you want to do well in it. Keep at it, be
patient, and you'll get really fast.

best of luck,
--
Donovan Rebbechi
http://pegasus.rutgers.edu/~elflord/

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Quoted message said:

Im new to this Group i am currently running cross country but i had to
quit because i suffered a brokencollar bone the day before a meet. Im
14 years old and run for fun! My fastest mile ever was 5 min 12 sec.

how did you break your collarbone?

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I broke my collar bone out of someone elses spite they were [censored]
and shoved me while i was sprinting. And he denys doing it on Purpose
he is jeloues because im faster.