Athletics
Dina Asher-Smith makes low-key return to action
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Saturday, 22 August 2020 09:22
World 200m champion selects 150m contest on her home track in Bromley for comeback Dina Asher-Smith has made a surprise return to racing but, despite high-profile events such as the Wanda Diamond League getting back up and running, the 200m world champion chose a rather more low-key occasion at which to get back into competitive action for the first time…
Marc Scott and Amelia Quirk lead the way in Bromley
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Friday, 21 August 2020 14:07
European Indoor 5000m record-holder notches up another victory as athletes impress in windy conditions for Bromley Twilight Invitational Marc Scott continued his winning ways as he took 3000m victory on a packed night of racing at the Bromley Twilight Invitational which also saw Amelia Quirk stand out in difficult, blustery conditions at the Norman Park Athletics Track. The European indoor…
Kipchoge, Bekele and Kosgei lead London Marathon fields
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Friday, 21 August 2020 06:04
Full line-ups for October 4 showpiece confirmed, with world record-holders competing and Sir Mo Farah acting as pacemaker Event organisers have confirmed the full athlete line-ups for October’s Virgin Money London Marathon, with a number of the biggest names in endurance running preparing to descend upon the UK capital. As expected, world record-holder Eliud Kipchoge and Kenenisa Bekele – the…
Stockholm Diamond League: Who, what and when?
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Friday, 21 August 2020 04:40
Plenty to look out for on the track and in the field in the Swedish capital After the fireworks of Monaco last week, the Diamond League action moves on to Stockholm on Sunday August 23 – and the BAUHAUS-galan meeting is also promising plenty of athletic pyrotechnics, both on the track and in the field. Another star-studded line-up has been…
The benefits of plyometric training
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Athletics
Thursday, 20 August 2020 02:00
Jumps training is crucial for all athletes, including ultra-marathon runners, writes John Shepherd Plyometric jump training should be a staple part of every athlete’s plans, according to considerable research. It can improve sprint performance, jump height and length as well as performance economy and can also reduce injury potential in women, young athletes and masters. Researchers in Sports Medicine discovered…
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