Track & Field
IAAF Rules Against Oscar Pistorius
The young amputee who ran 46.91 last summer, Oscar Pistorius, created quite a stir with his running last year. A...
Read moreDetailsKerron Clement to work with Bobby Kersee
A former Nike Track coach of the year, Bobby Kersee has had a plethora of medal winning athetes, his most...
Read moreDetailsMasback Resigns as CEO of USATF, Heading to Nike
Ten years after taking over a federation that was both morally and financially bankrupt, Craig Masback, quite unexpectedly, announced his...
Read moreDetailsRunBlogRun’s Ten Questions: Jim Spier and the NSSF
About a decade ago, a former president of the Unites States spoke of a thousand points of light. If there...
Read moreDetailsKajsa Bergqvist has retired
Kajsa Bergqvist, one of the most successful women high jumpers on the global stage, has announced her retirement at the...
Read moreDetailsHall to run Flora London in 2008
I am presenting for you, in its entirety, the press release from FLORA London noting that Ryan Hall and Sammy...
Read moreDetailsCan Haile Break 2:04? by Pat Butcher
Haile is the king of the marathon, with his 2:04.26 world record. Dubai is his last marathon before the Olympics...
Read moreDetailsMiles and Schwartz Take Pole Vault Summit
The following is a strong piece by Kirby Lee on the competition at the Pole Vault Summit. But that is...
Read moreDetailsGatlin Agonistes
The challenge today, in modern global sports, is how to stand out among all of the opportunities in sports to...
Read moreDetailsLucas Sang, 1988 Olympian, Killed in Kenyan Unrest
Lucas Sang, an elite 400 and 800 meter runner who ran with 1988 gold medalist Paul Ereng, on the Kenyan...
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