by Alfonz Juck
Ryan Crouser, photo by Kevin Morris
Crouser next US Indoors, Camacho-Quinn 200 m at ATL
Ryan Crouser, photo by Kevin Morris
FAYETTEVILLE (USA): Shot put World record holder and Olympic winner Ryan Crouser plans his next competition at US Indoor Championships in Spokane later this month. “He has gone back into a four-week experimental training block, utilizing a new training technique that he has developed and feels confident it will push him to new levels,” explains his agent Paul Doyle. The main target for Crouser are the World Indoors in Belgrade. In other news from Paul Doyle group, Olympic winner at 100 m hurdles Jasmine Camacho-Quinn is not planning for the World Indoor event and her short indoor season concentrates on flat races, no hurdles are planned. She ran twice 300 m (36.63 and 36.52) and once 200 m (22.68), all life-time bests. Her final race of the indoor season will be this Saturday at American Track League meet in Louisville, Kentucky again over 200 m with the aim to improve her current World Lead.
Ryan Crouser, photo by Jeff Benjamin
