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Jessica Hull was pretty excited about smashing the Australian 1500 metres record at the Golden Gala Diamond League meeting in Florence last week. So she should be, too. Hull’s performance continued the rich vein of form she has been in to date in 2023. A bronze medal in the mixed...
Ed Goddard NSW 10000m Championships 2020
Ed, congrats on the NSW 10,000m win (Ed took the win in 28:45, from Kieran Tall and Ben St Lawrence). Training has obviously been going well during this weird Covid impacted year. Can you lay out a typical week training wise during a hard patch, including all the small stuff like ice baths, pool work, yoga, Kombucha shakes etc…. EG: Thank you very much, It’s certainly been an eventful year but one i wouldn’t change at all! I must say spending my 23rd birthday out-sprinting Kieren Tall was a highlight (lol sorry mate).
When Jessica Hull ran 8:36.03 to set a new Australian women’s record for 3000 metres last September, it was widely – and correctly – reported that she had broken Benita Willis’s previous mark set over 17 years earlier in 2003. Willis, in turn, had run 8:38.06 to finally better the...
I will start off talking about the lead up to the season in which I had a lot of interruptions all throughout the winter. It all started when I begun to come back from my break after the 2009 World Cross Country Championships. I was about 2 weeks back...
Australian Women's Team for Rio Close to Being Finalised - Target 60 Although we only have 20 Australian female athletes confirmed for Rio, another 8 athletes are on the cusp of also adding their names to the list. Overall we would be ideally looking at a final count to be...
Rio Focus Athlete - Brooke Stratton When we last caught up with long jump champion Brooke Stratton, it was April 2014 and she had just won the gold medal at the Australian Championships in Melbourne. Not only had she won her first ever Open title, she had also jumped a new...
Runner's Tribe recently caught up with Great Britain's Ultra Runner extraordinaire, Ian Sharman for this insightful interview. Sharman is one of the greatest Ultra Runner's the world has ever seen. He currently holds the world record for the Grand Slam of Ultrarunning. He is the winner of the, 2013,...
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From Runner's Tribe ADDICT comes the second instalment of the 'Destination Doha' interview series hosted by highly knowledgable/top distance runner, Mitch Brown. This episode features 2 X Olympian, Genevieve Gregson. Mitch catches up with Gen as she prepares for the Doha World Championships at an MTC (Melbourne Track Club) training...
The world of Formula 1 is the pinnacle of motorsport and stands as a benchmark of aerodynamic engineering. As a result, F1 is regularly used as a comparison to developments in other sports. Whenever there appears to be an excess in technology, analogies to F1 appear as a way to decipher whether or not the advancement is innovation or an overstep.  In the case of athletics, there have been a number of comparisons to F1 since the introduction of Nike’s VaporFly technology. Even Eluid Kipchoge, the fastest marathoner on the planet and the VaporFly flagbearer had some bizarre comments regarding Pirelli tyres and World Champion Lewis Hamilton:
By Bryan Green for RT Those of you who tuned in to watch the Chicago Marathon were treated to an amazing race. Or more specifically, three amazing races. Wanjiru landed one more hay-maker than Kebede, and took the title.   Image: Getty Images The first was the headline event, Olympic Champ and potentially...
                   

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