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2016 Olympic Track & Field Conversations with Larry: Day 3, Session 2
In his own inimitable style, Larry Eder, purveyor of all things RunBlogRun, has previewed all ten days and nineteen sessions...
Read more2016 Olympic Track & Field Conversations with Larry: Day 3, Session 1
In his own inimitable style, Larry Eder, purveyor of all things RunBlogRun, has previewed all ten days and nineteen sessions...
Read more2016 Olympic Track & Field Conversations with Larry: Day 2, Session 1
In his own inimitable style, Larry Eder, purveyor of all things RunBlogRun, has previewed all ten days and nineteen sessions...
Read moreMolly Huddle sets AR of 30:13.17 in Olympic 10,000 meters!
Molly Huddle, Rio Olympic 10,000m, photo by PhotoRun.net What was so spectacular about Molly Huddle's race was her ability to...
Read moreSilver medal for Vivian Cheruiyot as Almaz Ayana runs a world record to win the women’s 10,000m in Rio
Vivian Cheruiyot, photo by PhotoRun.net Vivian Cheruiyot is the Kenyan Pocket Rocket, in my mind. Winning her first medal as...
Read moreSusanna Kallur leads Swedish team of 16 athletes in Rio, A view from Sweden
Susanna Kallur, photo by Deca Text & Bild Jonas Hedman, the founder of www.friidrottaren.com, a site dedicated to track &...
Read more2016 Engenhao Diaries, Day One: Visit to Engenhao, and My new friend, Sebastien
This is my first day in Rio. I am focused on the area around the track stadium, in the suburb...
Read more2016 Rio Diaries: why I love the Olympics
Galen Rupp winning the 10,000m at the 2016 Olympic Trials, photo by PhotoRun.net I am at 38,000 feet, flying to...
Read moreJeremy Taiwo: On injury, GoFundMe, Grinding, and Dreaming, by Cait Chock
Jeremy Taiwo, 100 meters, photo by PhotoRun.net Jeremy Taiwo, Long Jump, photo by PhotoRun.net Jeremy Taiwo, HIgh Jump, photo by...
Read moreRio 2016 Diaries: the dreams of many nations
Nick Willis, photo by Kevin Morris RunBlogRun opines: The importance the Olympics can not be overstated. In an age where...
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