Abel Kirui and Florence Kiplagat, Post-race Interviews with 2016 Bank of America Marathon Champions
Post race interviews of winning athletes is part of the lexicon of post elite race activities. These interviews give us ...
RunBlogRun Interview with adidas Senior director of Global Running Apparel, Craig Vanderoef, part 2
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Kenyans sweep all podium positions during the 39th Bank of America Chicago Marathon
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2016 HOKA ONE ONE Fall Cross Country Training, Week 8, Day One
This is a good time to get your fall racing shoes and use them for tempo runs. If you're an ...
Florence Kiplagat Defends her title, wins 2016 Bank of America Chicago Marathon, with blazing time!
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Abel Kirui wins the 2016 Bank of America Chicago Marathon in close finish!
Abel Kirui had the pedigree to win the Chicago marathon. But, with a field bereft of Dennis Kimetto, and Kebede ...
2016 HOKA ONE ONE Fall Cross Country Training Program, Week Seven, Day Seven
Ryan Dohner, Northern Arizona Elite, at RNR San Jose, photo by PhotoRun.net Sunday is long run day. Get a group ...
Confident but Cautious, Sambu ready for Marathon debut
Stephen Sambu, photo courtesy of David Monti, RRW, used with permisssion. CONFIDENT BUT CAUTIOUS, SAMBU READY FOR MARATHON DEBUT By ...
RBR Interviews Luke Puskedra at 2016 Chicago Marathon
Luke Puskedra was a fine athlete at the University of Oregon. His first marathon was not up to his expecations. ...
Chicago Diaries: Women’s race could be very fast
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