
THE RUNNING EFFECT PODCAST

Freshman 800m Record Holder Cooper Lutkenhaus Shares His Journey & Ambitions For The Sport + Insights From His 1:47 Run
To close out "The Call Room: Road To Seattle" we talk with freshman stud Cooper Lutkenhaus!
Cooper won the 2024 Brooks PR 800m run in stunning fashion, running 1:47 and beating a star-studded field, leading five guys under 1:50! Cooper won the middle school boys 800m race last year at Brooks PR running 1:54 (a meet record)!
Cooper has run 22.12 (200m), 47.33 (400m), 1:47.58 (800m), & 16:23 (5k XC).
His career accolades include: the Brooks PR JR 800m Champ, NON Middle School 800m Champ, NON Middle School 400m Champ, 5A 800m State Champ, Brooks PR 800m Champ, NON 800 HS Champ, & he is the 800m Freshman National Record Holder!
In today's conversation, we dive into his career and the past few months of incredible success. We discuss his training, mindset, and journey. Cooper Lutkenhaus is a name you'll want to watch out for in years to come. Take the time to hearhis story before you see him break records in the next three years!
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