2022 World Championships Oregon
2022 World Athletics Outdoor Championships Preview, event by event, short previews
The World Champs begin tomorrow, Friday, July 15, 2022. From July 15-July 24, Hayward Field will be celebrating the amazing...
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Jeff Benjamin’s 12 Topic Countdown To Success In Oregon!
So, I asked Jeff Benjamin, our senior writer, East Coast, to write down his top ten deep thoughts on the...
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PUMA signs Abby Steiner! (official announcement included)
One of the most highly anticipated professional debuts in track & field will be Abby Steiner competing at the 200m...
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Countdown to the Worlds, #6, with Jake Wightman
Jake Wightman began visiting the indoor meets in the US around 2017. I remember catching up with him then. Jeff...
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Countdown to America’s World Champs, #4 with Sean McGorty!
How can you not forget Sean McGorty's brilliant and gutty fight to get that third place on the US World...
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Tobi Amusan: From Port Louis to Paris- laid-back style has captivated Africa and Europe…but can she replicate it at the World Championships in Eugene?
Deji Ogeyingbo is covering the world champs for RunBlogRun with a wonderful series of previews. Today, he has written on...
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Darryl Neita wants an individual medal in Eugene
Stuart Weir writes over 100-150 articles a year for RunBlogRun. He also does a weekly podcast for RunBlogRun with me,...
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Socialing The Distance, Featuring Charlotte Purdue, adidas sponsored athlete
RunBlogRun presents Socialing The Distance with Larry Eder Featuring Charlotte Purdue, adidas sponsored athlete Originally posted Nov 10, 2021 Enjoy...
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Hansle Parchment and the 110 meter hurdles
In the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, the most under-reported story was the amazing performance by Hansle Parchment, a 2012 London bronze...
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Men’s 400m: Michael Norman has been the best quarter-miler this year, but can he finally get a global medal to match his exploits?
The 400 meters is one of the toughest events in all of track & field. The fit human can run...
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