Kenyan Athletics
Nairobi Diaries: Day 3 of the IAAF World Under 18 Championships; great audience as Kenya moves to the top of the world on the medal table
Caren Chebet and Merc Chepkirui in the 2000m steeplechase at the 2017 IAAF World U18 Championships Nairobi 2017, photo by...
Read moreDetails2017 Nairobi Diary: Day 1 of the IAAF World Under 18 Championships in Nairobi, a day of contrasts
Justin Lagat is our eyes and ears in Nairobi for the IAAF World Under 18 Championshps. This is his report...
Read moreDetailsParis Diary: Faith Kipyegon is going to run very fast this summer!
This was my first time to see Faith Kipyegon speak. She had one of the most amazing pressers I have...
Read moreDetailsSome highlights from the Kenyan Trials for London 2017, A view from Kenya
Faith Kipyegon, photo by PhotoRun.net Justin Lagat covered the Kenyan Trials for RunBlogRun, which happened on June 23-24. Justin provides...
Read moreDetailsNairobi Diary: Agnes Jebet and Cyrus Ruto top winners, from EME NEWS
Conseslus Kipruto, photo by PhotoRun.net Jebet and Ruto top winners NAIROBI (KEN, Jun 23): First day of Kenyan Trials saw...
Read moreDetailsKenya’s national trials for London World Championships happens this week on Friday 23rd and Saturday 24th
Ronald Kwemoi, photo by PhotoRun.net The Kenyan Trials are going on as I write this. Justin Lagat's piece on what...
Read moreDetailsSome highlights and observations on the Bauhaus-Galan/Stockholm DL! A view from Kenya
Justin's piece on the Stockholm DL came just about the time I was waking up on Sunday, June 18. His...
Read moreDetails2017 Stockholm DL Diary: Considering Asbel Kiprop, by J. Stuart Weir
Stuart Weir wrote this piece on the fine Kenyan middle distance runner, Asbel Kiprop, who has seen his star shine...
Read moreDetailsCellipine Chespol wants to win the steeple in London 2017
Celliphine Chespol, photo by PhotoRun.net NAIROBI (KEN): The new women steeple Kenyan record holder Cellphine Chespol has set her sights...
Read moreDetailsHow fast can Emma Coburn go?
The steeplechase, properly run, is a lesson in energy management. The barriers and water jumps take a huge toll out...
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