Athletics
Paris refresh for Paralympians
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Thursday, 02 November 2023 12:50
Hannah Cockroft believes para sport has gone backwards since the highs of London 11 years ago, but she says next summers Paralympics are the perfect chance to make progress again Being back at the London Stadium this summer was a bittersweet experience for Hannah Cockroft. On one hand, it represented an opportunity for para athletes to perform at the Diamond…
Boston Marathon: How to qualify
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Thursday, 02 November 2023 05:15
The Boston Marathon is one of the most prestigious marathons in the world, but runners cannot simply sign up they must meet strict qualifying standards. This in-depth guide covers everything you need to know about qualifying for the Boston Marathon, from understanding the age and gender-based standards to choosing the right certified course. Youll also get training tips tailored for…
Course record falls at the Dublin Marathon
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Tuesday, 31 October 2023 09:35
Ethiopians dominate Irelands biggest race as Stephen Scullion returns to form in third while Tom Anderson runs 2:12 in Frankfurt Irish Life Dublin Marathon, Ireland, October 29 Ethiopias Kemal Husen won in a PB and course record of 2:06:52. He put together halves of 62:58 and 63:52 as he won almost four minutes from Ugandas Geoffrey Kusuro (2:10:45) with Irelands…
James Kingston and Tonbridge dominate Kent League UK results round-up
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Tuesday, 31 October 2023 09:43
Cross-country action including Kent, Essex and Hampshire Leagues plus young females dominate Serpentine 5km KENT LEAGUE, Somerhill, Tonbridge, October 28 English National winner James Kingston was a clear winner from Medways Teweldebrhan Menges with Ben Cole third on a tough slippery course which became more treacherous after a heavy burst of rain during the womens race. With 8 of the…
Why elite athletes are often living in a competitive limbo
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Tuesday, 31 October 2023 01:32
Athletes thrive on routine and a fixed goal to work towards but, as Verity Ockenden writes, the current elite landscape means that scenario is an exception rather than the rule On August 9, in a mixed race at a British Milers Club regional meeting, I ran my fastest 5000m time since the 2021 Olympic Trials. The run of 15:21 was…
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