The Call Room Rising Stars: Paul Bergeron On Running 8:51 In the 2-Mile, Commiting To Stanford, & Running 80-Miles A Week In HS

THE RUNNING EFFECT PODCAST

Dominic Schlueter

Running, Sports

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🗓️ 9 November 2023

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

Today on the podcast is Paul Bergeron!

Paul has run 4:10 (Mile), 8:51 (2-Mile), & 14:43 on the grass. Paul placed 15th at the 2022 Foot Locker Cross Country National Championships, and will be one of the top returners this year. Paul is commited to run for Stanford University next fall.

In today's episode, Paul goes through how he handles injuries, running 80-miles a week, his career and how he's gotten better throughout it, his ambitioms for the year, and more. This conversation was an awesome opprotunity to learn from one of the best to do it from the Northeast Region!

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Today's episode is a part of "The Call Room Rising Stars" a series where you will meet the next generation of stars, hear their journey to get to where they are today, and get an inside look at their preparation going into the Foot Locker Regional & National Meets.

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Before we hop into today's episode of the Call Room Rising Stars Edition, a quick note that today's
0:07.7	episode is presented by Hoka. Over the years growing up, the Foot Locker National Cross
0:12.4	Country Championships were always on my calendar to watch. And even as I was planning this whole
0:17.5	project, the Call Room Rising Stars Edition, and was talking to my mom on the phone,
0:21.1	she immediately knew what the Foot Locker National Cross Country Championships were, despite not
0:25.6	following the sport at all. And she remembered because I would watch it every single year and
0:30.3	get so excited to watch the races. The road to the national meets starts with the four regional
0:35.1	meets of the West, Midwest, Northeast, and South
0:37.6	regions. The experience that comes with trying to qualify for the most prestigious
0:41.3	national meet in the high school cross-country season is like none other. In fact, if I have
0:46.3	one regret looking back in high school, I highly regret not running the Foot Locker regional meet.
0:52.2	I was in the Midwest region, so it would have been in Kenosha,
0:54.9	Wisconsin. And to this day, I regret not racing it. So don't be like Dominic. Whether you're
0:59.3	trying to compete to make the National Meat or not, I certainly was not. The Foot Locker Regional
1:03.4	Meets have many divisions, including the Freshman, sophomore division, and Open Division,
1:07.6	so that you can race with other high schoolers of your ability to close out
1:11.0	your season on a high note. Come and race with Hoka at your regional meet. You guys can find more
1:15.7	info at footlockerCC.com or in the show notes where you guys can read more about the meets,
1:22.2	find more information, and hopefully sign up. I hope to see you at one of these regional meets
1:26.5	as you guys look to close
1:28.3	out your season or even potentially try and make the Foot Locker National Championship meet.
1:39.0	Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to another episode of the Call Room Rising Stars edition.
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