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Eleanor Strenens did not plan to open its year, giving a record 1500 m, even though its idols. But this is exactly how the things that took place in a strictly classic, where the last minute call saw that he had laid his pace for the Georgian hunter call. With the best personal means of 00.63.
Prior to that, an unexpected turn in the “Woutilita Arena”, the 18-year-old child became its sign in the cross country. He demanded the title of Bucs’ short course and contributed to the British gold medal at the European Khachkar Championships in Antalya, completing only teammates Fitsjerald and Jam to Bailey.
Now simply ending his first year at Birmingham University, Sitens recently debuted at the outdoor bookstore in a strong 800 m. Just a week later, he installed 1500 m personal best – 4. From 14.61, the fastest to 20 in the UK at the time of writing (Citens has improved up to 2: 04.45 / 4: 13.41). With his confidence, improving time, cities now put his sights on the British team for the European Under-20 Summer Championships in Tamper, Finland.
How did you first enter the sport?
It was actually turned in a sports day for the first time, and someone approached my mother and asked if I was running on the club. When we said he suggested Eastbourne, which is my local club, so I was in touch with the coach when I was nine years old. I loved it as a child and I think I was lucky to be gifted and had a natural ability to act.
How has your season been so far?
I’m really happy with how the year went. Bucs Cross-Controy probably was one of my favorite tribes I’ve ever done. I obviously hope that there is more room to come, but I think we are a good start now and hope that it is aimed at a purpose.
What was the experience of keeping a Georgia Hunter Bell?
It was incredible. It was really the last minute, we only received the call from the day before I think the original pas got out and then I contacted. I thought.
But such an incredible experience was surrounded by Georgia and being able to be PACE, as well as Sarah Hale, who worked for the Irish record. It really motivated me because I knew I wanted to reach and be like Georgia.
Nerves were much worse than just a normal race. I would be much less nervous to actually race racing than the pace but I think he had learned something good.
As a first-year student, how did you find the transition to a university?
I’m not really too hard to fight crushing and training, but I think that when I first came, it was quite a big jump because I was up to 18 years old.
I would always be with my little group and I think that I have come to the university and have taken such incredible athletes. I think that’s something that’s really valuable to learn and I am clearly adjusted now.
What works so well a part of Birmingham Athletics University?
Frankly, it’s a loan to the coaches. I think all of us have so much confidence in them, and I think it’s so important. My Coach At Birmingham Is Dean Miller And I have So Much Trust in Him, When he Tells Me to Do a Certain Run I Fully Athlete.
I think it’s really just the key, all the coaches work together so good to make us better in that support environment.
Who are you looking for?
The Georgian hunter call, because he disappeared so long from sports, and then he had such a strong return. He is generally a beautiful person and is such inspiration, so it was honored to pace.
What is your biggest achievement so far?
I think that in 2024, reaching the European Khachkar Championships and the sixth will be one of my favorite tribes and one of the best achievements.
Going to the crossroads, I didn’t plan to compete, and I just did a little bit to build my endurance for 800m. But when I came to Yoon, the body said to me: (European Cross Tests) “Liverpool” was a really tough race, but I managed to pass. In Turkey, the championships really stood out, so I was really pleased with how it went.
How is it in a very competitive age group, Innees Fitzgerald’s and J I Baley affects your performance like Bailey?
I love everyone, they are so friendly in the competitive world. It’s great for these people who push you and seek you more. It will be the same path season. There are so many fast girls who are all aiming to Europeans (U20s) and I think we all just blink each other in general. I think the level of competition around us is wonderful.
What’s next to you?
The goal will be Europe’s up to 20 Championships. We are mostly aimed at 1500 m, but I will ideally try to get the qualification time to 800 m and 1500 m.
Factfile
Born2006 On the 14th of December
BandEast) University of Birmingham
CoachChristopher Voice / Dean Miller
Events:800 m / 1500 m
PBS:: 2: 04.45 / 4. 13.41
