Conseslus Kipruto puts Kenya on top of the world on the athletics medal standings in Rio
Conseslus Kipruto wins the Olympic 3000m steeplechase, photo by PhotoRun.net A race with much tension and excitement as the top ...
2016 Olympic Track & Field Conversations with Larry: Day 7, Session 2
In his own inimitable style, Larry Eder, purveyor of all things RunBlogRun, has previewed all ten days and nineteen sessions ...
2016 Olympic Track& Field Conversations with Larry: Day 7, Session 1
In his own inimitable style, Larry Eder, purveyor of all things RunBlogRun, has previewed all ten days and nineteen sessions ...
Fellow Ducks Flocked to Twitter to Celebrate Devon Allen’s Fifth Place Finish in the Olympic 110-meter Hurdles
Devon Allen, from Eugene to Rio, to Eugene, photo by PhotoRun.net In our daily social media column, Kylee O'Connor did ...
The Games Of The XXXI Olympiad, Morning Session Magic, Early Olympic Sessions Producing Great Performances
As David Hunter will tell you, if you are a track fan in Rio for the Summer Olympics, you know ...
2016 Olympic Track and Field Fearless Picks and Predictions
Emma Coburn and her steeplechase medal, photo by PhotoRun.net Here's Mark Cullen of trackerati's picks for Day 8, August 18, ...
Conseslus Kipruto wins steeple in 8:03.28 OR, Evan Jager ends US drought with silver, Ezekiel Kemboi takes bronze!
Evan Jager leads 2016 Olympic steeple final, August 17, 2016, photo by PhotoRun.net Updated 9.15 PM, August 17, 2016. Photos ...
Faith Kipyegon creates another great moment for Kenyans on the fifth day of athletics in Rio
Faith Kipyegon, photo by PhotoRun.net The 1,500 mete race for women was good for Kenya, Ethiopia and the United States. ...
The Larry & Mo Show: Men’s Upcoming 200m Final
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What You Didn’t Know About Running In Extreme Temperatures
This is a fun infographic on what running in extreme temperatures, both hot and cold, can do to performances. It ...
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