Login
Register

No Result

View All Result

No Result

View All Result

No Result

View All Result

Home Indoor Athletics

Baker plans indoors, from EME News

November 24, 2021

0

SHARES

14

VIEWS

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

Ronnie Baker was fifth in that incredible 2021 Tokyo Olympic 100m final. He was second in the 2018 World Indoor Championshp 60m. As he plans for 2022, Ronnie Baker is speaking about wanting to run both Belgrade and Eugene. Here’s a clip on Ronnie and what he wants in 2021-2021: https://www.runblogrun.com/2021/06/-runblogrun-presents-socialing-the-distance-featuring-ronnie-baker-nike-sponsored-athlete.html

Ronnie Baker, Monaco Herculis 2021, photo by Diamond League AG

RelatedPosts

Triple World Champion Noah Lyles set to return to Boston for New Balance Indoor Grand Prix on Feb. 4 World silver medalist Gabby Thomas and 2022 World Champion Jake Wightman confirmed for the 29th-annual event at the TRACK at New Balance

Defending Champion Alicia Monson and World Bronze Medalist Konstanze Klosterhalfen Headline Terrific Women’s 3000m at the 115th Millrose Games, February 11th at The Armory

Is this the end of the road for Akani Simbine after losing his titles in 2022?

Baker plans indoors
LOUISVILLE (USA): One of the worldwide fastest sprinters, US Ronnie Baker is planning to compete during the coming indoor season. And the main goal would be to try to achieve a top position at World Indoors in Belgrade. Confirms his agent Charles Wells jr. The 28 years old Olympic fifth placer (coach Darryll Anderson) is also World indoor bronze medalist 2018. In that year he also clocked his PB of 6.40 in the 60 m. Baker ended the season 2021 with 9.97 as second in Zagreb.

Ronnie Baker, photo by Diamond League AG

Author

Dave Hunter
Dave Hunter is an award-winning journalist who is a U.S. Correspondent for Track & Field News. He also writes a weekly column and serves as Senior Writer for www.RunBlogRun.com, and covers championship track & field competition domestically and in such global capitals as Moscow, Birmingham, Zurich, Brussels, Beijing, Rio de Janeiro, Zagreb, Ostrava, and Doha. Hunter frequently serves as the arena or stadium announcer for championship track & field gatherings, including the Ivy League, the Big East, the Mid-American Conference, the NAIA, the Big Ten, and the Millrose Games. Hunter has undertaken foreign and domestic broadcast assignments. He ran his marathon P.R. 2:31:40 on the Boston Marathon course back in the Paleozoic Era. To find out more about Dave, visit his website: www.trackandfieldhunter.com He can be reached at: dave@trackandfieldhunter.com
View all posts

From Lane One, #8: #FreeGarrett, A few swear words caused a frivolous DQ at the Michigan HS XC Championships. It’s not the first silly DQ, and it won’t be the last. by Matt Wisner, for RunBlogRun

Jakob Ingebrigtsen is nearly unstoppable right now–how amazing is his athletic rise?

Dave Hunter

Dave Hunter is an award-winning journalist who is a U.S. Correspondent for Track & Field News. He also writes a weekly column and serves as Senior Writer for www.RunBlogRun.com, and covers championship track & field competition domestically and in such global capitals as Moscow, Birmingham, Zurich, Brussels, Beijing, Rio de Janeiro, Zagreb, Ostrava, and Doha. Hunter frequently serves as the arena or stadium announcer for championship track & field gatherings, including the Ivy League, the Big East, the Mid-American Conference, the NAIA, the Big Ten, and the Millrose Games. Hunter has undertaken foreign and domestic broadcast assignments. He ran his marathon P.R. 2:31:40 on the Boston Marathon course back in the Paleozoic Era. To find out more about Dave, visit his website: www.trackandfieldhunter.com He can be reached at: dave@trackandfieldhunter.com

Similar Post

ASSEFA, SAWE DOMINATE TCS LONDON MARATHON

Spring Training

2025 Spring Racing/Training Program, May 16, 2025, week 9, day 5, Ninth Week of the season, Friday is an easy day!

Doha Diamond League opens 2023 season with great competitions and great crowd!

Athletic History

This Day in Track & Field, May 15, Lillian Copeland sets AR in shot put and discus (1926), Pedro Pichardo battles Christian Taylor at Doha (2015), by Walt Murphy

Two 2 short-track World records by Ingebrigtsen 3:45.14 & 3:29.63

Doha DL News: Katie Moon, Shelly Ann Fraser Pryce back, Mutaz Essa Barshim juggling injury early in season

Reports of SAFP’s demise have been exaggerated!

2025 Doha DL Preview: SAFP and Tebogo to highlight Doha DL!

The 1968 Mexico Olympics reconsidered, Day Eight, part two: the 1,500m, 4x100m, and the 4x400m, by Mike Fanelli

Spring Training

2025 Spring Racing/Training Program, May 15, 2025, week 9, day 4, Ninth Week of the season, Thursday is a hard day!

This Day in Track & Field History, February 18, 2024, Bob Seagren, Horace Ashenfelter, by Walt Murphy’s News and Results Service

Athletic History

This Day in Track & Field, May 14, Lehigh defeats Lafayette in first dual meet (1881) Bob Seagrens sets PV WR (1966), Jan Merrill breaks Mile AR (1977), by Walt Murphy

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Subscribe to RunBlogRun's Global News Feed

Wake up to RunBlogRun’s news in your inbox. Sign up for our newsletter and we’ll keep you informed about the Sport you love.

*we hate spam as much as you do

Recent Tweets

Next Post

Jakob Ingebrigtsen is nearly unstoppable right now--how amazing is his athletic rise?

RunBlogRun comments on the global world of athletics, sports & ethics, and the Olympic movement. @runblogrun

Browse by Category

© 2022 Run Blog Run - All Rights Reserved

No Result

View All Result

© 2022 Run Blog Run - All Rights Reserved

No Result

View All Result

© 2022 Run Blog Run - All Rights Reserved