The Event
What A Decathlon Is
Ten events. Two days. One score. The winner is not the best sprinter, jumper, or thrower in the stadium, he is the man who refused to be weak anywhere.
Day One
100 Meters
11.18
Pure speed, cold, first thing in the morning.
Long Jump
6.98m
Speed converted into distance off a single board.
Shot Put
14.83m
A sprinter's body asked to do a thrower's job.
High Jump
2.08m
Hours long. Patience event as much as a power event.
400 Meters
50.51
A full-speed lap after four events. Day one ends here.
Day Two
110m Hurdles
14.95
Rhythm and nerve on legs that are already sore.
Discus
47.51m
Technique under fatigue; a bad ring can cost the meet.
Pole Vault
4.31m
The most technical event in track, an event demanding speed, timing, courage, and absolute trust in the approach.
Javelin
61.81m
Whole-body violence with a surgeon's release. Keith's signature event.
1500 Meters
4:42.27
The reckoning. Everything left, on empty.
Verified
Keith's Decathlon Best
Total Points
7675
NCAA Outdoors 2026
17th
Javelin Best
61.81m
Scoring
How The Points Work
The Tables
Marks Become Points
The Twist
No Head-To-Head
Benchmarks
The Totals
The Cost
What It Actually Takes
The Split
Ten Training Plans At Once
The Tradeoff
Conflicting Demands
The Load
Recovery Is The Job
The Grind
