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For some, it’s just too hard to qualify for the Olympics, A view from Scandinavia, Day 10
Mikael Ekvall, photo by Deca Text & Bild Jonas Hedman, editor of friidrottaren.com, wrote a daily column for us during...
Read moreDetailsSights and sounds from Rio 2016 with Jeff Benjamin
Jeff Benjamin has written for American Athletics, American Track & Field and now, RunBlogRun. He is both journalist and track...
Read moreDetailsThe Larry & Mo Show: Recapping the Women’s 400m Final
Maurice Greene joined @runblogrun's Larry Eder in the Larry & Mo Show, a new series from The Shoe Addicts &...
Read moreDetailsUSA Women’s wins Rio 4x100m in 41.02!
Allyson Felix to English Gardner, photo by PhotoRun.net To quote the late Jerry Garcia, co-founder of the iconic band, The...
Read moreDetails2016 Rio Diairies: Christophe Harting Kept the Discus title in the family
Christophe Harting, Olympic champion, photo by PhotoRun.net August 13, 2016. Engenhau Stadium. The men's discus is a fine event to...
Read moreDetails2016 Rio Diaries: Jeff Henderson takes the Long Jump with a huge final leap!
Jeff Henderson, Olympic champion, photo by PhotoRun.net August 13, 2016. Engenhau Stadium. The Long Jump in 2012 London was won...
Read moreDetails2016 Olympic Track & Field Conversations with Larry: Day 8, Session 1
In his own inimitable style, Larry Eder, purveyor of all things RunBlogRun, has previewed all ten days and nineteen sessions...
Read moreDetailsThe Larry & Mo Show: Women’s 100m Final
Maurice Greene has won 4 Olympic medals and 5 World Championship medals. In 2000, he won the 100 meters in...
Read moreDetailsUsain Bolt dominates Olympic 100 meters, takes third consecutive title!
Usain Bolt, photo by PhotoRun.net Usain Bolt defended his title and cemented his legacy, with his third 100 meters Olympic...
Read moreDetailsUsain Bolt wins his third Olympic title at 100 meters!
In a race that lived up to the hype, Usain Bolt has become the ONLY sprinter, male or female, to...
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