2016 Olympic Track & Field Conversations with Larry: Day 2, 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 2, Session 1
In his own inimitable style, Larry Eder, purveyor of all things RunBlogRun, has previewed all ten days and nineteen sessions ...
Molly Huddle sets AR of 30:13.17 in Olympic 10,000 meters!
Molly Huddle, Rio Olympic 10,000m, photo by PhotoRun.net What was so spectacular about Molly Huddle's race was her ability to ...
Tirunesh Dibaba, after golds in 2008 and 2012, takes bronze in Rio 2016 10,000m in PB of 29:42.56
Tirunesh Dibaba first came on the scene in 2003 in Saint Denis, France. I remember watching the 18 year old ...
Silver medal for Vivian Cheruiyot as Almaz Ayana runs a world record to win the women’s 10,000m in Rio
Vivian Cheruiyot, photo by PhotoRun.net Vivian Cheruiyot is the Kenyan Pocket Rocket, in my mind. Winning her first medal as ...
Almaz Ayana dominates Olympic 10,000 meters in 29:17.45 WR!
Almaz Ayana, photo by PhotoRun.net Almaz Ayana dominates 10,000m in WR of 29:17.45! Almaz Ayana has just destroyed the World ...
Daley Thompson Interview by Steve Cram
Originally posted January 19, 2016. Updated August 12, 2017. Daley Thompson is one of the finest decathletes of all times. ...
The Joys Of Air Travel, For Some, Reaching Rio Requires An Olympian Effort
Airline travel sucks. Airline travel especially sucks when an entire global airline has their computer system collapse. How can that ...
Erik Kynard: Ready For Rio’s Big Chess Match
Erik Kynard is a really nice guy. I met him in the Eugene airport and we had a quick chat ...
2016 Olympic Track & Field Fearless Picks & Predictions, Day 1, August 12, 2016, by Mark Cullen/Trackerati, for RunBlogRun
Here is the first of our Olympic Track & Field Previews, where Mark Cullen of trackerati.com, at the request of ...
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