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NCAA titles for Amber Anning and Kenny Ikoji
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Tuesday, 12 March 2024 02:53
Britons strike gold in top-class US collegiate indoor championships in our latest international results round-up NCAA Indoor Championships, Boston, MA, March 7-9 Amber Anning again impressed as she won the NCAA indoor 400m in another Olympic qualifying time of 50.79. The 23-year-old, who won a world 4x400m medal in Budapest last year, finishes the season ranked fourth fastest in the…
Why the boardless long jump idea has struggled to take off
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Monday, 11 March 2024 06:34
Latest on World Athletics controversial rule change proposals, plus the parkrun stats squabble, ultra runners in the Dragons Den and why Jakob Ingebrigtsens rivalry with Josh Kerr is tame compared to the 1980s One of the most interesting events at the World Indoor Championships did not take place in the Emirates Arena but a couple of miles away instead at…
Unlocking Speed: Usain Bolts Top Strategies for Faster Running
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Saturday, 09 March 2024 02:55
Learn the secrets behind Usain Bolts legendary speed. This article explores proven strategies and training tips from the worlds fastest man to help you run faster, by Kevin Erickson Usain Bolt is known as the worlds fastest man and has amazed everyone with his wins, including several Olympic gold medals and world records in sprinting events like the 100m, 200m,…
Chariots Return! Mark Ryans new book is a winner
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Athletics
Sunday, 10 March 2024 03:16
Revelations abound in a publication that enjoys contributions from Chariots of Fire producer David Puttnam, plus Seb Coe and Brendan Foster, among others When David Puttnam dined quietly with Nigel Havers in February this year, it was a poignant moment for lovers of athletics and film alike. Were the last two left alive. Just me and Nigel. Only us left,…
Oxford celebrates 70th anniversary of Bannisters sub-four with festival of miling
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Monday, 11 March 2024 02:57
May 6 will see a community mass mile in Oxford city centre together with BMC races at Iffley Road and much more On May 6 in 1954, a 25-year-old medical student called Roger Bannister created arguably the most iconic moment in the history of athletics. Racing at Iffley Road athletics track in Oxford and helped by training partners and pacemakers…
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