NXN Champion Aaron Sahlman Shares His Story, Winning NXN, Plans On Breaking 800m Record, & Committing To NAU
You asked, and we delivered. Aaron Sahlman comes on the podcast today.
Aaron is fresh off of a remarkable season where he won his first-ever cross-country race... the only catch is that that race was the national championship. Not only did he win in stunning fashion, but also broke his former teammate Nico Young's course record. Aaron also helped his team Newbury Park win their second-ever national team championship. On the track, Aaron is a 4xmile (HS) national record holder and holds PRs of 1:48.91 (800m), 4:01.34 (mile), and 8:48.28 (3200m). Aaron has made it known that he will be going after Michael Granville's long-standing 800m high school national record this upcoming season.
In this episode, Aaron documents his start in the sport, growing up with Colin Sahlman as a brother, Newbury Park, winning NXN, future goals, and aspirations, and much more! This episode was very insightful and a ton of fun. I'm confident that you'll walk away from this conversation all the more motivated to chase after your goals.
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