Rita Jeptoo Tests Positive, An Exclusive to RunBlogRun, by Larry Eder
Rita Jeptoo, 2014 Boston Marathon, photo by PhotoRun.netNew York, New York . Friday, October 31, 2014Updated on Tuesday, November 4, ...
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RunBlogRun INTERVIEWS: David Epstein, author of The Sports Gene, Inside the Science of Extraordinary Atheltic Performance, by Larry Eder
Updated 25 September 2013One of the most provocative and thoughtful books in many years, The Sports Gene is David Epstein's journey ...
Hammer, Javelin leads in Moscow, IAAF increases testing, Seb Coe wants tougher repercussions, by Alfons Juck, note by Larry Eder
The Russian Championships are in full swing this week. The IAAF will be testing in Moscow more than ever and ...
Sergei Bubka: Important to “Involve athletics and the Olympic movement in families,” by Alfons Juck, EME News, notes by Larry Eder
In the past week, we have had the US Masters Championships, the European U23 Championships, the IAAF World Youth Championships, ...
Drug Testing works, lessons considered, by Larry Eder
At the recent US championships, Adam Nelson was given his 2004 Olympic gold medal. The former winner had tested positive ...
adidas suspends sponsorship with Tyson Gay, from Reuters,complete text of adidas release, note by Larry Eder
adidas suspended their sponsorship with sprinter Tyson Gay today, Monday, July 15, 2014, London local time, per a well written ...
No one is safe from Drug Testing, by Larry Eder
Today was a difficult day for track fans. This is how I am thinking about this Dark Day in our ...
Gay Positive, Powell, Simpson plus three other Jamaicans Positive, by Alfons Juck, EME News, Dark Day in our sport, by Larry Eder
Tyson Gay, Asafa Powell, 4 July 2013, Lausanne, photo by PhotoRun.netSunday mornings are supposed to be fairly relaxed for me. Make ...
Tyson Gay Tests Positive, links to new stories, note by Larry Eder
Early this morning, Tyson Gay, the American record holder in the 100 meters, admitted that he had received notice from ...
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