First Ladies of Running, by Amby Burfoot: The RunBlogRun Book Review, by Jeff Benjamin
Jeff Benjamin wrote this review. A long time writer for American Athletics, then, American Track & Field, and now, RunBlogRun,...
World’s Greatest in Athletics, A Book Review for RunBlogRun, by Jeff Benjamin
Updated January 6, 2016, 10 AM, updated link for website to purchase book: http://www.worldsgreatestinathletics.com/order-worlds-greatest-in-athletics I recieved my copy of the...
Visiting Phil Knight’s Realm of the Swoosh, by Jeff Benjamin
The Nike Campus The family Benjamin with statue of Steve Prefontaine (Roseann, Amanda, Brianna, Jeff) Jeff Benjamin has written...
Beijing on TV, The Grande Finale! The last two days, a view from the US, by Jeff Benjamin
Mare Dibaba running for gold, photo by PhotoRun.net For nearly ten days, Jeff Benjamin wrote a daily column on US...
Beijing on TV: A View from the States, TV reviewed, Day 7, by Jeff Benjamin
Jeff Benjamin, track geek that he is, views as much track TV as his lovely wife and daughters permit. A...
Beijing on TV, A view from the US, Day 5, by Jeff Benjamin
Seb Coe, photo by PhotoRun.net This is Jeff Benjamin's Day 5 review of the American TV broadcast. He has watched...
Beijing on TV: A View from the US, Day 4, by Jeff Benjamin
Schipper, Fraser-Pryce, VCB, 100 meter final, photo by PhotoRun.net The 100 meter final for women featured Shelly Ann Fraser Pryce...
Contemporaries of Seb Coe show their support, by Jeff Benjamin
Seb Coe, photo by PhotoRun.net The accolades continue for Seb Coe have continued to come in. RBR writer Jeff Benjamin...
Beijing on TV: A view from US, Day 1, by Jeff Benjamin
So, we asked Jeff Benjamin to give us his thoughts on the coverage by Universal TV of the World Champs...
The New Balance Falmouth Road Race, a rite of New England road racing, by Jeff Benjamin
Stephen Sambu wins NB Falmouth 2015, photo by PhotoRun.net Ten thousand runners enjoyed the ritual of New England road racing,...
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