Run by Women, #10: Sanya Richards-Ross’ unending passion By Sam Fariss for RunBlogRun
In her tenth column for RunBlogRun, Samantha Fariss wrote about a child hood hero, Sanya Richards-Ross and her development from ...
Tag: London 2012 Olympics
On the future of Olympic Track & Field, by Elliott Denman
When Elliott Denman heard the cyclical rumor that the IOC wants to make the Olympics more attractive to younger sports ...
Mo Farah to run half of London’s Marathon-Good idea? by Toni Reavis, note by Larry Eder
Athletics, in the modern day, is sports entertainment. The London Olympics can attest to that. With 80,000 people in the ...
Tiki Gelana will run Bupa Great North Run, by Alfons Juck, note by Larry Eder
Tiki Gelana, the Ethiopian women who won the Olympic marathon this past August, will be running the Bupa Great North ...
Glenn’s top Ten Greats of the 2012 Olympics, by Glenn Latimer, note by Larry Eder
Mo Farah, 2012 London Olympic 5,000 meters, photo by PhotoRun.netThe success of the London 2012 Olympics can not be debated. ...
Pops and Shots, by Jon Gugala, note by Larry Eder
After a nice Italian dinner last night with Jon Gugala and our writing team members in London, I asked Jon ...
London Diaries, Day 8: Renaud Lavillenie is King of the Pole Vault, France Rejoices! by Larry Eder
The men's pole vault competition in London was a dog fight. In the end, Renaud Lavillenie needed to use his ...
London Diaries, Day 6: Natalya Antyukh holds off LaShinda Demus in 400m hurdles, by Larry Eder
This was one of the best races of the Olympics. LaShinda Demus and Natalya Antyukh, and it came down to ...
London Diaries, Day 7: Usain Bolt races the legend, wins 200m, by Larry Eder
I was in the stadium in Atlanta when Michael Johnson ran 19.32 for 200 meters, destroying his own world record ...
London Diaries, Day 7: David Rudisha Sets WR, 1:40.91! by Larry Eder
David Rudisha, 2012 London Olympics, photo by PhotoRun.net David Rudisha, on July 5, predicted the future. " The world record ...
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