Jamaica VS US Duals to start in 2010, by Alfons Juck , Some comments by Larry Eder
Usain Bolt dazzling 85,000 friends in the Birds' Nest, August 2008, by PhotoRun.net. If I close my eyes, I can ...
What happened to the World Cross Country? Comments on Pat Butchers’ Blog, by Larry Eder
In my formative years, the World Cross Country was the one, the only real distance running champs of the world. ...
Health Club Business Strong, IHRSA Release, Comments by Larry Eder
The way the first running boom SHOULD have started was from health clubs. People with core fitness, some strength work, ...
SGMA Survey Supports Sports is a Good Business for 2009, SGMA, comments by Larry Eder
The SGMA is one of the major organizations that has championed sports participation and the sports industry in the sports ...
More on Micah Kogo’s World Record 10k! Courtesy of Ricky Simms
Michah Kogo's superb run last Sunday over 10k, where he ran the fastest legal time in the world over that ...
Amman Back-Flash, ” 10,000 meter track race with one hill,” by Alfons Juck, Note by Larry Eder
The Chinese philosopher Lao-Tse was supposed to have said " a journey of one thousand miles begins with one step,". ...
Micah Kogo Breaks World Best with 27:01 for 10k! by Alfons Juck
Micah Kogo, the Beijing 10,000 meter bronze medalist ran 27:01 for 10k at the Parelloop in the Netherlands today, bettering ...
Shamrock Shuffle 8k: Snow and cold join 13,714, release, note by Larry Eder
While the West Coast enjoys warm weather, and Denver is covered with snow, nearly 14,000 tough midwesterners dealt with the ...
World Cross: Ethiopia-Kenya, 4:4, by Alfons Juck
Alfons Juck updates us on the World Cross Country in Amman, Jordan....note that German Fernandez had an injury the last ...
Constantina Dita, Olympic Marathon Champion, Signs Four Year contract with ASICS, release, note by Larry Eder
Constantina Dita made a huge gamble when she made her move at halfway in Beijing, and went on to win ...
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