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Archived Homepage For July 19, 2023
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Tuesday Track Action
It was a battle of unbeatens in Hungary and it was the NCAA champ Alfred who came out on top, 10.89 to 10.97.
- World Athletics Full Recap: Olympic Champ Steven Gardiner Runs 400m World Lead (43.74) Shericka Jackson won the 200m in 22.02 to beat Ireland’s Rhasidat Adeleke (22.36). Australia’s Peter Bol won the 800m in 1:44.48 as Clayton Murphy was 3rd (1:45.53). Kenya's Nelly Chepchirchir took the 1500m in 4:00.18 and Yohan Blake won the men's 100m in 10.04.
On The Boards
On The Boards
Amusan Misses Her Third Test
(link fixed) Amusan says that she is clean and was tested within days of her third missed test. She is fighting her ban in an arbitration hearing which will decide whether or not she'll be at Worlds.
Upcoming DL Action
- Star-Studded Line-Ups Set For London DL On Sunday Timothy Cheruiyot vs Yared Nuguse, Cole Hocker and Olli Hoare in the 1500m, Sifan Hassan vs Gudaf Tsegay and Beatrice Chebet in the 5000m, Keely Hodgkinson in the 800m, Sha’Carri Richardson vs Shericka Jackson in the 100m, Noah Lyles vs Zharnel Hughes and Erriyon Knighton in the 200m.
*MB: London Diamond League Nuguse and Hocker in 1500, Monson in 5000 - Five Things To Look Out For At The Monaco DL On Friday Can Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone get her first DL win in four years?
- Kenyan Sprint Star Ferdinand Omanyala Competing In Monaco Friday And Austria On July 29th In His Buildup To Worlds
Rojo's Latest Exclusive
Jakob Ingebrigtsen will enter Worlds after running two straight 1500 pbs, but should he be nervous as the 1500 is often cruel to the fastest man in the field? After his latest pb, Jakob raved about his rabbits, before saying there is no difference between the Diamond League and Worlds even though Worlds doesn't have rabbits.
Week That Was
How did two UW Huskies get over a disastrous performance at NCAAs? Hop on a plane and rock it in Europe. Speaking of Europe, Keely Hodgkinson ran a PB last week but is it good news for Athing Mu? Plus despite his PB, should Jakob still be nervous about Worlds?
This Week's Viewing Guide
This week is jam packed with Sha'Carri Richardson kicking things off with a 100m match-up vs NCAA champ Julien Alfred on Tuesday and a Diamond League on Friday and Sunday.
His Arrest Got A Ton of Pub, But the Not Guilty Verdict Almost Zero
Aden was finally cleared in Spanish court but he still may not be out of the woods with the AIU.
Other News Of Note
- Jakob Ingebrigtsen Going For The 2000m World Record At The Brussels Diamond League On September 8th The current 2000m WR is 4:44.79 by Hicham El Guerrouj from 1999.
*MB: Jakob 2k WR attempt Brussels
- MB: Portland State Hires Jonathan Marcus As Head Coach He was previously an assistant coach there from 2012-15.
- Update: NCAA 400m Champ Rhasidat Adeleke Signs Deal With Nike After Turning Pro She ran her first pro race Tuesday night in the 200m in Szekesfehervar, Hungary and then has Monaco on Friday.
- Britain Topped The Medal Tables At Euro U23 Champs It was the first time for GB in the 26-year history of the event. They won seven golds and 14 medals total.
Hosting News
- Victoria, Australia Pulls Out As Host Of 2026 Commonwealth Games They cited rising costs as the reason they are backing out. State Premier Daniel Andrews said, “When the Commonwealth Games needed a host city to step in at the last minute, we were willing to help – but not at any price. And not without a big lasting benefit for regional Victoria. It’s now clear: more than AUD$6 billion for a 12-day sporting event is just too high."
*MB: Victoria, Australia, to dump the 2026 Commonwealth Games - Commonwealth Games Australia Chief Craig Phillips Hits Back At Victoria For Backing Out Of Hosting 2026 Commonwealth Games He said the Victorian government ignored suggestions that would reduce costs and that the "stated costs overrun are a gross exaggeration."
- Paris 2024 Conducts Opening Ceremony Rehearsal On River Seine The Paris Olympics will be the first time an Opening Ceremony will be held outside a stadium.
Sprint Stuff
- Texas' NCAA 400m Champ Rhasidat Adeleke Goes Pro She signed with Nike and made her pro debut in Hungary on Tuesday.
- Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce To Make Her 100m Season Debut in Lucerne on Thursday SAFP got a late start to her season due to a knee injury, but ran a 22.26 runner-up finish in the 200m at Jamaican Champs.
- England Upgraded To Women's 4x100 Commonwealth Games 2022 Gold After Nigerian Doping DQ The court rejected Nigerian sprinter Nzubechi Grace Nwokocha's excuse that her positive test came from an unnamed teammate drinking from her drink bottle. Jamaica is upgraded to silver and Australia to bronze.
- Usain Bolt Statue Unveiled In Miramar, Florida
2023 Silesia
2023 Silesia
Plus Fred Kerley and Cravont Charleston were beaten in the men's 100, Mary Moraa won the women's 800 as world champ Halimah Nakaayi PRd, a bunch of Ethiopians ran fast in the women's 1500, Wayde van Niekerk looked great and more.
- Official Silesia Diamond League Discussion Thread
- Jakob 3:27.14 #3 All Time AND Cam Myers 3:33.26
- Jakob will never run faster than 3:27.14
- 3:27.95 will be Jakob's LIFETIME best
- Jakob get’s asked how fast he can run at Silesia. His answer: "If I can run 3:26 I'm very happy."
- Hurta 158.09
- Could 2008 Bekele beat 2023 Jakob in a championship 5k?
- You vs Jakob Ingebrigtsen in a 100m dash
Silesia Race Videos (Need a VPN? Click here)
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More From The Conclusion Of Euro U23 Champs
- Sophie O'Sullivan Leads Irish 1-2 In European U23 1500m She ran 4:07.18 to Sarah Healy's 4:07.36.
- Rory Leonard And Alice Goodall Take 10,000m Titles To Complete Distance Sweep For Team GB At Euro U23 Champs Leonard ran 29:08 and Goodall 33:16.
- Germany’s Olivia Gürth Sets Steeplechase Championship Record At Euro U23 With 9:26 Netherlands' Stefan Nillessen won a tactical men's 1500m in 3:43.
- Netherlands' Alida Van Daalen Becomes First To Sweep Discus And Shot Put Titles At Euro U23 Champs
- World Athletics Recap: Euro U23s End On A High With Norway's Markus Rooth Setting Decathlon Championship Record (8608 Points)
- Juho Alasaari Gets Surprise Pole Vault Win (5.71m) For Finland On Final Day Of Euro U23s
- Lithuania's World Silver Medallist Mykolas Alekna (Discus, 68.34m) And France’s Sasha Zhoya (110H, 13.22) Set Euro U23 Championship Records
- Turkish Delight For Ismail Nezir And Berke Akcam As They Take 1-2 In Men's 400H
- Larissa Iapichino, Daughter Of Former World Champion Fiona May, Wins Euro U23 LJ (6.93m)
- Finnish Stars Silja Kosonen (Hammer) And Saga Vanninen (Heptathlon) Strike Gold For The Hosts At Euro U23s
- French Gold Rush On The Penultimate Evening In Espoo
Distance News
- Courtney Dauwalter Breaks Hardrock 100 Course Record She ran 26 hours, 14 minutes and eight seconds just three weeks after setting the course record at Western States. France's Aurélien Dunand-Pallaz won the men's race in 23 hours and seven seconds.
- MB: Shelby Houlihan 30:47 10k on the roads: Is this legal for her to do? Assuming the course is accurate, this would actually break Shalane Flanagan's 30:52 American record if Houlihan wasn't banned.
- Good Read: Hicham El Guerrouj's 1500m World Record Reaches Its Silver Jubilee (25 Years) In comparison, the previous longest-surviving men’s 1500m world record only lasted seven years.
- Kenya’s Patrick Kipngeno And Austria’s Andrea Mayr Win At Piz Tri Vertical Mountain Race In Italy
- Philemon Kiriago And Joyce Njeru Secure Kenyan Double At Fletta Trail Race
Asian Championships
- World Athletics' Asian Champs Final Days Recap Quatar's Abdalla Haydar Abubaker won the men's 800m in 1:45.33 and Sri Lankans Tharushi Dilasara took the women's race in 2:00.66. Taiwan's Lin Yu-Tong set a championship record in the LJ with 8.40m (#7 on the Asian all-time list) and Singapore’s Shanti Veronica Pereira completed the 100/200 double, taking the 200m in 22.70.
- Hyuga Endo (13:34) And Yuma Yamamoto (15:51) Win Double Gold For Japan In The Men's And Women's 5000m At Asian Champs Japan's Towa Uzawa set the championship record winning the 200m in 20.23.
- Ren Tazawa Wins Japan's First Asian Championships 10,000m Gold In 42 Years He won by a healthy margin in hot/humid conditions with 29:18. Japan's Nozomi Tanaka took the women's 1500m in 4:06.
- World Athletics Recaps First Three Days Of Asian Championships Singapore’s Veronica Shanti Pereira got a surprise win in the women’s 100m with a national record of 11.20
- Kentaro Sato Runs 45.00 (#2 On The Japanese All-time List) To Take 400m Gold On Asian Games Day 2 Japan went 1-2 in the women's 10,000m with Harukka Kokai winning in 32:59. India's Ajay Kumar Saroj won the men's 1500m (3:41).
- Sumire Hata 6.97m Sumire Hata Highlights Day 3 Of Asian Championships With 6.97 Japanese Long Jump National Record Japan also got gold from Hiroki Yanagita in the men's 100m (10.02) and Ryoma Aoki in the steeple (8:34).
- Asian Champs Day 4 Highlights (First Goldless Day For Japan)
US Stars Racing In Europe
Brian Fay, who didn't even score at NCAAs at UW ran an Irish record of 13:01.40 under a new coach, and former FSU star Adriaan Wildschutt ran 13:02 in the B heat. Not everyone ran great as US HSer Connor Burns was last in 14:02 and US steeple champ Krissy Gear ran just 4:15.11 in the 1500.
*Fay runs race of his life to break Irish 5000m record in Belgium
Waskom just missed the 3:34.20 Worlds standard but still earned a bunch of ranking points and should have no problem making Budapest.
*MB: Waskom 3:34.65 in Italy.
USATF 8k/6k Champs
- Ednah Kurgat Runs To Victory At USATF Women's 6k Championship In Ohio Kurgat sprinted to victory in 18:31 ahead of Nell Rojas (18:33).
- Clayton Young Outduels The Competition To Win At The USATF Men's 8k Championship Hosted By The Crazy 8s 8k In Tennessee Young ran 22:45 to win by 4-seconds over Andrew Colley. Emmanuel Bor was 4th in 22:54; Olympian Leonard Korir 6th (23:01).
Kipchoge Speaks
Kipchoge addressed the media on Saturday and also said he would rather win 3 Olympic golds than all 6 World Marathon Majors.
An Interesting Weekend of Action
The weekend starts with Joe Waskom chasing the Worlds Standard, has Connor Burns going for the high school 5000m record, and ends with a stacked Silesia Poland Diamond League meet.
European Under-23 Champs
- Charles Hicks (13:35:07) And Megan Keith (15:34.33) Make It A British Double Win In The European U23 5000m Hicks, who two weeks ago announced he was going pro and joining BTC, ran away from the Finland’s Eemil Helander over the last 600m to win by 5-seconds. On the women's side, Keith won her race by 9-seconds while her countrywoman Eloise Walker was in 2nd with 150m to go, but ended up collapsing due to exhaustion in the home straight and finishing 5th.
- Yemi Mary John Wins Euro U23 400m Gold For GB As Keely Hodgkinson Finishes 3rd John ran 51.04 to beat Norway's Henriette Jæger's 51.06 and Hodginkson's 51.76.
*MB: Keely Hodgkinson 51.76 @ European U23s - GB's Jeremiah Azu Wins 100m At Euro U23 Champs In 10.05 He set a Welsh record of 10.04 in the semis.
Morton Games In Ireland
- South Africa’s Ryan Mphalele Wins Morton Games Mile In 3:54.48 As Nick Griggs Sets Irish U20 Record In 3rd With 3:55.73 In bad conditions, Ireland's Sarah Lavin ran the second fastest time of her career to win the 100H in 12.79. Ireland also got a win from John Fitzsimons in the 800m (1:46.55) and GB's Scott Beattie won the 5000m (13:25).
Eliud's NYC Debut will have to wait
Kipchoge has said he wants to run all the majors but his NYC debut will now have to wait at least until 2024. Will Kipchoge ever remove the Pete Sampras-esque French Open hole on his CV and win a hilly major?
Will Eliud Kipchoge ever win NYC and/or Boston?
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- Recommended Read What does former Olympian Henry Marsh think about Kenneth Rooks? ‘He has the ‘it’ factor’
- Bobby Kersee tells LA Times Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone will run only the 400 and Athing Mu will only run the 800 at Worlds + Mu may not race before Worlds And he complained that the schedule makers didn't make the doubles easier, but the 1500/800 double is quite doable.
- MB: It's official: Ben Thomas goes back to Blacksburg, re-hired at Virginia Tech Before taking the Oregon job, Cole Hocker's coach spent 17 years at Virginia Tech.
- Toni Reavis remembers the great Josesph Chebet, the first Kenyan to win Boston and NYC in the same year, who died a week ago at age 52 Reavis shared a piece he wrote on the trailblazing Chebet, who only trained 2 months for some of his marathons, way back in 1999.
- Timetable for 2024 World Indoors in Glasgow is Released
- NSAF and USATF announce new Nike Elite Program that will support 40 stud HSers each year The Nike Elite Program will support 40 high school athletes each year – with this year’s cohort including 20 male and 20 female athletes from 18 states across sprint, hurdles, throws, jumps, middle distance and distance track and field disciplines. All the athletes will be given a Nike mentor, have access to pros and get equipment plus travel support to big meets like Nike Indoors and Nike Outdoors.
Stars From The 2000s Getting Pub
World Athletics Countdown Of The Greatest Moments In Worlds History Continues - #20-11 Distance runners Kipchoge (2003), T. Dibaba (2005), Bekele (2009), and all make the article which also includes a 14-minute highlight video.
- Recommended Read Excellent World Athletics Profile of Mario Garcia Romo Who Is Already Faster Than Coe, Cram & Aouita: "I thrive on the big occasions.” MGR raves about the NCAA system, talks about what it's like to share a flat with one of your biggest rivals, reveals he's focused on winning Worlds and that the best is yet to come both this year and in the future as he's purposely never maxing out in training
*MB: WA has put out an great profile of Mario Garcia Romo who reveals the best is yet to come: "I'm not training at 100% right now." - MB: Monaco Starts Lists Are Out - Men's 400h and Men's 5000 Are INSANE Mark your calendars for July 21. The big 3 are scheduled to clash in the 400h while the 5000 has 5 of the 6 fastest men in the world plus Katir in Aregawi (12:40.45), Cheptegei (12:41.61), Kiplimo (12:41.73), Haile (12:46.21), and Gebrhiwet (12:49.80).
Jonathan Gault's Retrospective On The 2023 USAs
Plus which distance group is the best in the US and thoughts on Sha'Carri Richardson's no-show in the mixed zone.
More on Tuesday's Semenya Ruling
- Recommended Read Ross Tucker explains what it decision means and talks about why Semenya should be banned from women's athletics "World Athletics (WA) presented a very strong argument to CAS in 2019. That is, a person with a DSD undergoes normal male development and this creates performance advantages, which women’s sport is meant to exclude....Whether this choice is correct depends on perspective. I would submit that women’s sport exists for biological reasons — it excludes a biological advantage that creates huge performance implications. Caster Semenya is a beneficiary of male biological development — her testosterone levels are high, because it’s normal for males, with testes, to have very high testosterone levels."
*MB: Caster Semenya is back baby! - The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) rules in favor of double Olympic 800m champion Caster Semenya in a case saying the Swiss Court did not give a fair hearing when she challenged the DSD rules "The case at the ECHR was not against sporting bodies or DSD rules - but specifically against the government of Switzerland for not protecting Semenya's rights and dates back to a Swiss Supreme Court ruling three years ago."
- Olympic champion Semenya says she is ‘elated’ after ruling in testosterone case but has ‘suffered’
Training Group News
- NAZ Elite And Head Coach Alan Culpepper Part Ways He had only been the coach for 14-months; his son, Cruz Culpepper is still on the roster. A source has said that the team expected Culpepper to move to Flagstaff where the team trains, but he never made the move, instead commuting from his home in Boulder.
*MB: Alan Culpepper officially out as coach at NAZ Elite - MB: Will Sumner to join team Rinaldi/Fast 8 TC
Random
Sprint Stuff
- Britton Wilson Signs With adidas
- Abby Steiner To Have Surgery After Missing World Champs Team Steiner revealed she's been struggling with a heel injury which will need surgery. She was planning on having it in September after Worlds, but now that she didn't make the US team, she might move the surgery date up.
- Arkansas' NCAA 100H Champ Ackera Nugent Goes Pro, Signs With Adidas
- Some Kenyans Outraged On Social Media That Sprint Star Ferdinand Omanyala Had To Wait In Line At The Airport A Kenyan politician posted, "I am very embarrassed as a Kenyan!!! How can KLM make Africa's record holder Ferdinand Omanyala queue at the international departures at JKIA??? HOW??? With my own two eyes, I saw all this unfold in front of me!!! This is utterly WRONG!!!!"
- Top 40 Greatest World Championship Moments: 30-21 At the 2019 Doha World Championships, Dalilah Muhammad set the 400H to hold off a then 20-year-old Sydney McLaughlin.
- Rai Benjamin Reveals He Won The 400H At USAs After Two Months Off With Injury He says he's waiting to see how he recovers from USAs before deciding if he wants to do the Monaco DL.
Our Weekly Recap
There was a ton of great action last week outside of the US champs and we break it down for you. Plus is Oregon's future actually bright?
Athing Mu Opts Out Of The 1500
Sinclaire Johnson, the top US finisher in the 1500 at Worlds in 2022, will take her spot.
2023 USAs
2023 USAs
Nur was great over the last 1k as Woody Kincaid's big kick was nowhere to be seen and Grant Fisher was a DNS. The women's 5000 was a carbon copy of the 10,000 with Cranny a dominant winner.
Hoppel repeated while Akins made her first team in style. Ajee' Wilson's streak of making teams ended as she finished dead last.
Day 3 USAs
Day 3 USAs
Has the US found two new potential steeple stars? Plus learn about 31-year old journeyman who just made his first team.
Joe Waskom 2nd, Cole Hocker 3rd. Waskom doesn't have the Worlds standard but after Saturday his ranking should be high enough to go to Budapest.
Cory McGee was 3rd, edging Sinclaire Johnson by .01, but Johnson could go to Worlds if Mu focuses on the 800 only.
Day 3 MB Talk
- Official 2023 USATF Outdoors Day 3 Discussion Thread (+11 pm ET live reaction show)
- Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone 48.74!
- Sha'Carri 21.61 in prelim!!!!!!!
- Congrats HILTZ for WINNING the 1500m not coming second
- Should we all apologize to Bobby Kersee and Athing Mu? Mu 2nd in 1500 at USAs.
- Ron Warhurst got Threshhold'd
- Will Sumner goes pro
- Centrowitz says he'll never run the 5k because there's no "glamour" or "hype" around the event
- Is Krissy Gear even clean?
- Wiley post-race interview with Jonathan Gault
- Sinclaire Johnson
- Here is the police report where it says Lauren Johnson told the cops Nick Johnson had prescriptions for both EPO and testosterone
Day 2 USA Coverage
Day 2 USA Coverage
The Tracksmith-sponsored Charleston, who has no shoe sponsor, was running his first US final. Richardson overcame a slow start to win in 10.82.
The 800 semis always provide drama and that certainly was true on Friday night as both of Stanford's freshman phenoms failed to advance, Will Sumner got the job done, Nia Akins looked amazing and a surprise men's semi winner, Wes Ferguson, was tossed out.
Day 2 MB Talk
- 2023 Toyota USATF Outdoor Championships Official Day 2 Discussion Thread (+ live video show at 12 midnight ET)
- Roisin Willis pulls out of 800 semi's
- Sha’carri just let her crazy out
- I'm not back, I'm better." - Sha'Carri
- Heat of Death in Women's 800 Semis
- HS JUNIOR MIA BRAHE-PEDERSEN MAKES 100m Final
- Sha’Carri held secret meeting yesterday with the other athletes?
- WES FERGUSON DQd in 800
- OMG dismal attendance at Haywards Stadium, McDonalds refuses to stay open, Skin Head Parking Patrols
- A woman with a 34:01 10k PB will be heading to Worlds over Natosha Rogers
Day 1 at USAs
Day 1 at USAs
Kincaid and Cranny were incredible over the final 200m to win the US titles. 3rd placers Natosha Rogers & Sean McGorty don't have the standard and will have to wait to see if they're headed to Worlds.
Reigning US champ Cooper Teare was eliminated from the 1500 on day 1 in a shock upset as Matthew Centrowitz made the final and Yared Nuguse was sublime. In the women's 1500, Addy Wiley looked great and Athing Mu PR'd. Will Sumner returned to form in the 800 where Nia Akins looked fantastic. Courtney Frerichs fell but advanced in the steeple.
Richardson's time was the fastest by an American in 12 years.
Day 1 USA MB Talk
- 2023 Toyota USATF Outdoor Championships Official Day 1 Discussion Thread (+ live video show at 12 midnight ET)
- Jerry S is right? Teare is a 5k guy? Cooper Teare goes home devastated!! Drew Hunter outleans Teare for final spot!!
- I HATE to admit it, but Wiley is a superstar
- Colleen Quigley DNS
- Klecker hates Kincaid
- Sorry OAC, the Bowerman Babes Still #1
- Engels is DONE
- An Ode to Nuguse's 3:35
- How early does Grant Fisher have to make the move to beat Woody tonight?
- Simeon Birnbaum had to be the one to take the pace so heat 2 didn’t run 3:55
- Men’s US 1500m Final Predictions contest:
- Bowerman sucks
- USATF.TV on runnerspace plus crashes in final two laps of women's 10k final
- Kincaid FTW
The Most Untalented 3:29 Guy Ever?
Is Nordås the least talented runner to break 3:30 in history? He thinks so, "I can guarantee you I'm the slowest sub 3:30 guy in history." Text highlights from his appearance on the LRC Track Talk podcast.
Valby Nabs Nike NIL Deal
The NCAA 5000 champ is the first female track and field athlete to sign an NIL deal with Nike.
Early Release Pod For Our SC Members
In a great candid talk, Nordås talks about his incredible breakthrough in 2023, what he thinks about the LRC doubters who say the improvement is too good to be true, his relationship with Jakob Ingebrigtsen and much more. This interview will also be put at the end of our regular podcast at the end of the week but if you want instant access, join the SC today.
Paywall lifted!
Paywall lifted!
The Latest JG Feature
What links Jakob Ingebrigtsen, the NAU cross country team, and Sebastian Coe? Double threshold training, which is having a moment in 2023. Note, most of this article is behind our SC paywall for 72 hours (until Saturday).
Doping Polls are Baaack!
When track and field fans walk into a bar or go on a run, doping is often the topic of conversation. With that in mind, we want your thoughts on which current track and field stars you think are clean and which you think are dirty.
Doping Polls are Back
One of the worst things about track and field is you're not sure what you're watching is real. We polled you whether you think the world records are dirty or clean.
How do you explain the ridiculous indoor distance times?
Are all the fast times merely a product of supershoes? Or is it something more? We spoke to coaches Dathan Ritzenhein, Jason Vigilante and Dave Smith to figure it out.
Kipchoge loving the LetsRun Shirt in Berlin
Your latest American stars share their insights.
American Record Holders
American Record Holders
Keira D'Amato, the new American record holder in the marathon, was joined by Deena Kastor, who held the record for 15 years.
Sisson was the guest on the LetsRun.com Track Talk podcast after she became the first American to go sub 67 in the half marathon on a record-eligible course. Podcast highlights above. Full pod here.
Woody Kincaid joined us after he broke the American record indoors at 5000. He talks above why he left the Bowerman Track Club. Podcast highlights and link to full podcast here.
Coogan's New Balance Boston team had 3 Olympians in 2021 and 2022 could be the biggest year yet for the program with 2 new additions and the TRACK at New Balance coming on March 1st.
Danny Mackey has taken the Brooks Beasts from an unproven club to the Olympic podium in its first decade.
Dathan Ritzenhein is the first of the top pro coaches to sit down and talk about his club heading into the 2022 campaign.
Best of Jon Gault
Best of Jon Gault
Take Your Love of LetsRun to the Next Level
Take Your Love of LetsRun to the Next Level
LetsRun Classics
LetsRun Classics
