Alcohol and the athlete: A Column By Daniel Wallis for Runner's Tribe “I just want to drink beer and train like an animal” --Rod Dixon. Introduction There are substantial distinctions between the varying degrees of alcohol consumption, yet a reductionist method is consistently used to describe all use, particularly for athletes. This has been...
Be the best runner you can be: Interview with elite Aussie marathoner, Cassie Fien
Runnerstribe Admin - With Lisa Weightman, Jessica Trengove, and Milly Clark all clocking outstanding Rio qualifying times, not even a brilliant run in London was able to secure Queensland's Cassie Fien a place on the Australian Olympic team. Left to re-assess her goals she now focuses on trying to be the best...
What does it take for a Great Junior to Become a Great Open Age Athlete? By Mark Blomeley for The Runner's Tribe' Run School Athletics and distance running is one of those sports that is very interesting and unique when you look at where the top elite athletes have come from....
In May 2016 RT chilled with the 8th fastest Australian over 1500m, Jeremy Roff (3:34). We captured his process the day before he left for the US to chase times. Watch Part 1- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRxpETKwKEo
Berlin Marathon 2016: RTJournal by Australia’s top elite male finisher, Josh Harris
Runnerstribe Admin - Listen to Runner's Tribe Radio whilst reading this article if you like. Just press play on the RunnersTribeRADIO player on the side panel of this article. Mobile listeners and or to listen on Itunes or your music player click here (opens externally). Berlin Marathon 2016: RTJournal by Josh Harris As always...
Stanley The Sausage Dog, Mike Tyson, Seinfeld, and Running: Interview with Jordan Gusman
Runnerstribe Admin - Runner's Tribe caught up for a chat with Saucony sponsored athlete, Jordan Gusman after his recent victory in the Mitchell St Mile. Can you tell us about your recent win in the Mitchell St Mile over Olympic 1500m finalist, Ryan Gregson in Darwin? Pulling off a win in Darwin was...
The King Strikes Back: A Column By Len Johnson Recently, I caught up with a film I had missed first, second, third and all subsequent times round – ‘The Madness of King George.’ ‘George’ is King George III of England who apparently went ‘mad’ during his reign, though his symptoms of...
In Rio, Morgan was part of the Aussie Women's 4 x 400m Relay team which made the final and ended up finishing 8th overall. Morgan advanced to the Semi-Finals of the Women's 400m individual but failed to make the final, leaving her hungry to succeed at the highest level in the future. Morgan...
Knowing When To Say When: Written By Toni Reavis aka ‘The Voice of running in America’
Runnerstribe Admin - This article was re-published with permission from the Author. Runner’s Tribe purely wish to share and promote exceptional content like this. Enjoy! Originally published 24/09/2016 Knowing When To Say When: Written By Toni Reavis, 'The Voice of running in America' The Fancy Bear hackers have been at it again, releasing their fifth...
Runner’s Tribe caught up with the latest coach to hit the Sydney scene, Ben Liddy. Liddy has a lot going for him; awesome middle distance runner, passion to burn, one of Sydney’s leading physiotherapists, ok bloke, and now coach to a growing crew of rising young stars. Ben, good to...