Track & Field
European Athletics holds Youth Conference, by Alfons Juck, Notes by Larry Eder
The first part of solving a problem is to acknowledge it. EA held a conference in which 46 countries were...
Read moreDetailsLogan: USA Wants Worlds by 2015, by Alfons Juck, Notes by Larry Eder
In Doug Logan's closing speech at the USATF convention, which concluded on Sunday, December 7, 2008 in Reno, Logan announced...
Read moreDetailsFukuoka Marathon 2008, How Tsegaye Kebede Won, by K. Ken Nakamura, Note by Larry Eder
K. Ken Nakamura is the reason that many of us know about track & field and road running from Japan....
Read moreDetailsDoug Logan Announces Project 30 in closing speech, notes by Larry Eder
In a masterful ending to a very high profile convention, Doug Logan addressed the Closing session of the USATF 2008...
Read moreDetailsHow many times can Isinbeyeva Break the WR? by Alfons Juck, Note by Larry Eder
It was May 1995 when I first saw Sergei Bubka jump outdoors. It was the Bruce Jenner Classic and Bubka...
Read moreDetailsBubka Announces His Pole Vault Stars Meet for Feb.14, by Alfons Juck
Who says the first week of December is quiet? First, we have the USATF convention, then we have the NXN...
Read moreDetailsCan Bolt Break the 400 meters? by Alfons Juck, Notes by Larry Eder
The story of the 400 meters in 2008 was La Shawn Merrit versus Jeremy Wariner. The battle supremes between the...
Read moreDetailsSports Marketing, a Global approach, by Larry Eder
This weekend, there were several Nike NXN regional meets, plus Foot Locker Regional meets across the US. There were also...
Read moreDetailsBrooks Johnson Speaks, (taken from Blogs and Spikes), On Relays, Notes by Larry Eder
Brooks Johnson has been, and is a contrarian. While I have disagreed with Brooks on many occasions, he has always...
Read moreDetailsHappy Thanksgiving to all who read this! A holiday note from Larry Eder
I wanted to wish a Happy Thanksgiving to all who get runblogrun.com, and thank you for reading my deep thoughts...
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