Track & Field
Beijing Diary, Aug 10, Day 2: My journey into Beijing, Visiting Omega, by Larry Eder
Well, the first full day has been eventful! Read on about my travels and travails.... Beijing Diary August 10, 2008...
Read moreDetailsBeijing Diary, Day 2, Aug 10-Sunday morning walk in Suburbia, Beijing Style
It is Sunday morning in Beijing and my first real day of discovery in Beijing...so, of course, I headed out...
Read moreDetailsBeijing Diary, 2008-Arrived, then slept
My flight to Beijing was pretty uneventful. The thirteen hours of flight gave me times to read four newspapers, sleep...
Read moreDetailsBeijing Olympics 2008, EME News by Alfons Juck, Notes by Larry Eder
Alfons Juck, in his style, gives you the global perspective of the sport. Note that the most flagbearers in any...
Read moreDetailsBeijing Updates, by Alfons Juck, Notes by Larry Eder
Last track fix for about fifteen hours! Enjoy and I will write soon from Beijing! EME NEWS (AUG 8, 2008)...
Read moreDetailsThe BirdNest at 3 am Beijing Time….
The pictures above are from Victor Sailer, of PhotoRun, who arrived a day before I left for Beijing. It is...
Read moreDetailsEvolution of Olympic Women’s Athletics, courtesy of IAAF (Mel Watman), comments by Larry Eder
From 1928 until 1972, the longest event that women ran internationally was the 800 meters. Women were thought to be...
Read moreDetailsLogan Blogs, version 2, courtesy of USATF, Notes by Larry Eder
One thing you do have to say for Mr. Logan: He is consistent. I like his approach-deal with the ugliest...
Read moreDetailsOlympic Q & A: Kerron Clement, courtesy of USATF, Notes by Larry Eder
Kerron Clement burst on the scene less than four years ago with his indoor world record at 400 meters. His...
Read moreDetailsRadcliffe to run in Beijing, EME News, by Alfons Juck, Notes by Larry Eder
Paula Radcliffe is in a no win situation. Her amazing runner career has had its share of injuries and she...
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