2022 Diamond League Diary: Fast, Fast at Athletissima/Lausanne DL!
Held in Lausanne, Switzerland, the Athletissiam should be on your track geek vacation list! The Stadium Pontaise is fantastic and ...
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2022 NB Fifth Ave Mile Diary: World Champion Jake Wightman to Defend Title at New Balance 5th Avenue Mile on Sunday, September 11
The iPhone of Jake Wightman's manager, Global Athletics, must be ringing constantly. The new World Champion at 1,500 meters followed ...
2022 RunBlogRun Summer Cross Country Mileage Program, Week 8, Day 3
RunBlogRun provides daily training for our readers. Today is August 24, 2022, and this is week 8, day 3 of ...
Galen Rupp to Race 2022 New York City Marathon (with interview from RBR Archives)
Recently, Galen Rupp announced that he would be running the 2022 New York City Marathon on 6 November 2022. Galen ...
COROS Athletes Watch #10: The Most Excellent Adventures of Des Linden
This is our tenth COROS Athletes Watch, and the focus is on Des Linden, who is a two-time Olympian, a ...
Birmingham 2022 Diary: The top six athletic moments from the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham
Justin Lagat sent RunBlogRun his six favorite moments from the 2022 Commonwealth Games, held in Birmingham, England, from August 1-7, ...
2022 Munich Diary, Day Seven: For Jake Wightman, a full set of Medals!
Stuart Weir wrote this piece on Scottish athlete Jake Wightman, who took gold in 1,500 meters in Eugene, bronze at ...
2022 Munich Diary, An Open Letter to European Athletics
Stuart Weir wrote the letter to European Athletics because of some concerns that he had about the improvements on the ...
2022 Munich Diary, Day Six: Alex Haydock-Wilson, From Zero to Hero
This is one of the many things I appreciate about Stuart Weir. He writes pieces like the one below on ...
2022 Munich Diary: A Reflection on the 1972 Munich Massacre
For this editor, my first news of the Munich massacre came on ABC news as I waited for an Olympic ...
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