31st edition of the Nike Discovery Cross Country happened this weekend in Eldoret
Justin Lagat visited the 31st NIKE Discovery Cross Country event this past weekend in Eldoret, Kenya. He sent us this ...
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Dina Asher-Smith is back!
Dina Asher-Smith just sent a new British NR over the 60 meters, in a very tough European field, with Mujinga ...
Laura Muir: Nine Questions
Stuart Weir sent this interview to RunBlogRun a couple of weeks ago. Laura Muir is training with Andy Young, her ...
Femke Bol to debut over 500 meters, Woody Kincaid added to men’s 3000m at 2023 New Balance Indoor Grand Prix (February 4, 2023)
Femke Bol had a wonderous 2022. At the World Champs, Femke took silver in the World Champs Mixed 4x400m relay ...
2023 RunBlogRun Winter Training Block, Week Five, Day 1…Monday is about a good run
This is Monday, January 30, 2023. This is day one of week Five in the 2023 Winter Training Block. Monday ...
Cofffee With Larry, Sirikwa Classic World Cross Country, NB Indoor Grand Prix, Millrose Games, Dubai Marathon, USATF Indoors
This is our new program, Coffee with Larry, for Sunday, January 29, 2023. This is my daily chat with #RunBlogRun ...
2023 RunBlogRun Winter Training Block, Week 4, Day 7, Sunday is a long run…
This is the workout for Sunday, January 29, 2023. This is seventh day of the Week 4 of the 2023 ...
Yared Nuguse sets AR for 3,000m in 7:28.24 at Boston Terrier Classic (updated with event photos)
This story was. updated on Saturday, January 28, 2023, with photos by Kevin Morris. Yared Nuguse broke the American ...
The Sirikwa Classic World Cross Country Tour is expected to be bigger this year
This is Justin Lagat's preview about the Sirikwa Classic World Cross Country, which will be held on February 4, 2023. ...
Woody Kincaid sets AR for 5,000m, 12:51.61, in titanic struggle with Joe Klecker, 12:54.99, both under 13 minutes!
This is my piece on Woody Kincaid's exciting AR at 5,000 meters. Woody seems like a gutty guy, and he ...
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