Spectacular Men’s Mile on Tap at new Balance Indoor Grand Prix! by David Monti, RRW
Can Galen Rupp win it? photo montage from Shoe Addicts/photo by PhotoRun.netSo, who will it be today? Nick Willis, who has ...
Year: 2014
Will Coach’s History Repeat Itself in 4 x 800M Relay? from NBIndoor GP blog, smack talk courtesy of Larry Eder
The 4 x 800 meter relay for men will be one of the highlights of today's 2014 New Balance Indoor ...
Distance Medley Relays Highlight Day One of the Armory Collegiate Invite, by Chris Lotsborn, RRW
Wisconsin's DMR squad at the Armory Collegiate Invitational (l. to r.) Austin Mudd, Babatunde Awosika, Carl Hirsch, and Reed Connor ...
Emma Coburn: Choosing the steeplechase, by Larry Eder
After two NCAA championships at the steeplechase and one NCAA title at the indoor mile, Emma Coburn graduated as the ...
Simpson ready to run only 2014 Indoor race in Boston tomorrow, by David Monti, RRW
Jenny Simpson is one of my favorite athletes to watch race. Possessed with lots of talent, a huge work ethic ...
How fast will Galen run the mile? a video teaser from the Shoe Addicts
Galen Rupp ran 13:01.26 for the 5,000 meters on January 16, 2014. This was an American record, and is the ...
Five Days: Two World records, Genzebe Dibaba runs 1,500m and now, 3,000m WIR, by EME News, note by Larry Eder
Running from four seconds down on the record (4:12.5) in the first half of the race, Genzebe Dibaba ran 4:04.1 ...
Ryan Whiting: Looking for the big throws, representing the Shot Put, by Elliott Denman
Ryan Whiting is on a mission: to throw long, and throw clean. He wants to see more U.S. throwers doing ...
XL-Galan, Stockholm, 6 February 2014, courtesy of IAAF Results
In a meet with many highlights, the most remarkable performance of the night has to be the second World Indoor ...
IAAF Flash! Genzebe Dibaba runs 8:16.60 for 3,000m WIR at XL Galan/Stockholm from IAAF
The IAAF has just reported that Genzebe Dibaba, five days after running a WIR for the 1,500 meters (3:55.17) in ...
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