As we continue with our summer training camp experience, make sure you are taking care of your body. Make sure you are eating enough protein and carbs to fuel your body through the training of the summer. The amount of calories is dependent on your size and miles totals, so fuel up. Hydration is also crucial. A good rule of thumb is drink half of your body weight. So if you are 150 lbs, you should be drinking about 75 ounces of fluid a day.
The camp registration site is live, make sure you go online and register. I would like everyone registered by the end of June.
Remember that physicals are required for the high school season. If you can't get into your regular doctor, TOSH will be doing physicals during the summer. They we will be doing them in the late afternoon/evening on June 29th and July 27th. Registration will be required at least 4 days in advance. Appointments can be made at (801) 314-4119
If you haven't completed and turned in the yellow assumption of risk forms, please do that immediately. I will have additional copies of all the forms at practice each day.
Parents - if you aren't on the parent email list contact Michael Hooper at Michael@Superhooper.com
Schedule for the week:
Monday June 7 Dimple Dell gully from Dewey Bluth park - meet at Hillcrest at 6 for the carpool caravan or at Dewey Bluth park at 6:15
Tuesday June 8 Vine St run - meet at Hillcrest at 6 am we will doing strength and core work after the run - bring resistance bands if you have one
Wednesday June 9 Little Cottonwood Trail - meet at Hillcrest at 6 am for the carpool caravan or at the park and ride lot at the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon at 6:20
Thursday June 10 Wheeler Farm run - meet at Hillcrest at 6 am we will doing strength and core work after the run - bring resistance bands if you have one
Friday June 11 Porter Rockwell Trail - meet at Hillcrest at 6 am for the carpool caravan or at the NE parking lot at Draper Park at 6:20
Saturday June 12 Recovery Run - do this run on your own, preferably with family or friends for experienced runners, this should be 45 - 60 minutes long; for beginning runners it should be be 30 - 45 minutes. Cross training would also be a good option for this day. If you are on a family bike ride or hike that day, that can count as your weekend recovery run
High School mileage goal - 36.36 miles is the weekly average you need to hit for the summer
Middle School mileage goal - 25 miles is the weekly average you need to hit for the summer
Most of you will be a little less than that average for the first few weeks
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