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There goes Bob.

Is Bob the subject or is there?

Thanks.

Earlier today I got a tetanus shot in my upper arm. That area is now swollen. I'm assuming that's a normal side affect, but I'm just making sure.

How do I graph:

5x+4 > 3(x-3)

Can you take it step by step for me?

Thank you!

I took 55 days off running due to an injury. (not related to the knee problem.) I just started running again a few days ago. Now I have pain in my lower knee and upper shin. Could it be hurting because I am not used to running yet? And what can I do to heal whatever I did?

It is in only one of my legs and no, it's not because of my shoes so don't even suggest that. It hurts when I run on it.

We are all 8th grade girls and we will be running the 4k.

Here are the 4k times for my team members. I am NOT exaggerating.

1st runner-13:46

2nd runner-14:28

3rd runner-15:10

4th runner-16:00

5th runner-16:06

6th runner-16:46

7th runner(me!): 17:08

Our first couple of runners run an outstanding 4k time for being only a 13 year old girl. I know we are good. But do you think we can get 1st place out of all the other teams at Nationals this Saturday?

I need to graph: y=28t+10

I have no idea how to do it.

What should my 4k be if my best 2 mile is 13:11?

The girl I'm baby sitting is 4, is shy, and likes gymnastics.

That's all I know about her.

I'll be baby sitting her for the first time (and it's my first time baby sitting someone other than family) and I was wondering what I should do with her while I'm with her.

I don't know how long I'll be with her.

Thank you!

I seem to be landing on the right side of my foot when I run. I only do this on my right foot. Not my left. So after my run, of course, the right side of my right foot hurts.

Why do I land on that side of my foot when I run? Why is it only my right foot that I do that?

Also, I have had problems with my right knee. I don't know if that is related.

I know why it's important to stretch before running, but why after?

I am a 13 year old girl going into 8th grade.

In middle school, you only run 2 miles in cross country races.

Last year, my best time was 13:15 on a slightly hilly course. At the time, my best 1600m. was 6:19.

That spring, at the end of 7th grade, I ran a mile of 5:51.

How much do you think I will improve this upcoming cross country season. What do you think my new 2 mile time should be?

Thank you.

I want to run the mile at 5:50.

What times should I have at each lap? I don't want to start off to fast.

For example, please tell me:

400-

800-

3rd lap-

mile- 5:50

Just out of curiosity, what is my better event?

1600m- 6:00 exactly

800m- 2:44

2mile- 13:15 (I've only ever ran 2 miles on a hilly cross country course, so i can probably do better on a track)

I'm a 7th grade girl. (Just in case you were wondering why my times are kind of bad)

Conference is coming up and just today my coach tells me I'm doing triple jump. I didn't know any of the steps or anything because I usually run the 1600 and 800. She walked me threw it, and I got the hang of it pretty quickly.

Okay, so I'm a 7th grade girl, have never triple jumped in my life, and I'm wondering what a good distance in feet is.

Thanks!

Oh, and any tips? She said I did about 22 feet today.

Yesterday my long distance coach made us do 200 intervals. Today in both the mile and 800 my times sucked. Was the sprint workout the cause? I usually go on medium/long runs at practices.

I am a 7th grade girl.

I usually run the 800 and 1600. (my 800 is 2:47 and my 1600 is 6:07)

My coach is crazy and decided to put me in the varsity 4x4 in this Tuesday's meet.

I have NEVER ran it before.

I am the 4th runner, btw.

Tips?