Sifan Hassan, the RunBlogRun Interview , speaks on Cross Country, Tokyo, Paris, Part 1/3
This is part 1 of 3 of our exclusive interview with Sifan Hassan Sifan Hassan is one of the most ...
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The Human Price of “Reductions in Force”
The Human Price of “Reductions in Force” 1. The late dictator of the Soviet Union, Josef Stalin, is attributed with ...
Nike sends mixed messages on supporting global track & field, or, are they? Six deep thoughts on appreciating Nike Sports Marketing
Updated February 26, 2023 First, it was Ronnie Baker and his move to adidas. Then, Elaine Thompson and her move ...
The curious case of Sha’Carri Richardson: How can the sprinter turn around her career?
This is a feature by Deji Ogeyingbo on Sha'Carri Richardson, the controversial sprinter who intrigues and confounds many. The curious ...
All eyes on Ethiopian superstar Letesenbet Gidey on her marathon debut this weekend
Justin Lagat wrote this piece on Letesenbet Gidey, WR holder at 5000m, 10,000m and the Half Marathon, as she ventures ...
Eliud Kipchoge set to make Boston Marathon debut in 2023!
This is the official release from the NN Running team that Eliud Kipchoge, world record holder at the marathon, two ...
Is Nike becoming the new sponsor of The Armory?
This is a news flash on the changing of brands at the NYC Armory, the sanctuary of high school indoor ...
Eugene 2022 World Championships Memories, #2 In A Series Of Personal Recollections: A Litte more than Four minutes with Phil Knight
Just after the meeting with Phil Knight, Jeff Benjamin called his editor, so excited that he had met Phil Knight. ...
Howard Slusher, RIP, 1937-2022, the man behind the new Hayward Field
Some of the most colorful and eccentric people on the globe work in sports. Howard Slusher (1937-2022) was one of ...
Shoe Addicts Present: Aries Merritt, A Day In the Life, courtesy of IAAF, from RunBlogRun Archives 2013
Original post, May 16, 2013 Repost, December 30, 2017 We posted a photo of Aries Merritt on December 29, 2017 ...
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