Sydney Running Academy – Alternative Lakes Workout VIDEO: RT ADDICT Preview – Centennial Parklands, Sydney Australia
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In 2016 Runner’s Tribe filmed Commonwealth Games 1500m Australian rep, Jeremy Roff for a Workout Any Day episode. Along the way this footage was captured and has now been clipped together for RT ADDICT.
https://www.runnerstribe.com/members-only-video/sydney-running-academy-alternative-lakes-workout-video-centennial-parklands-sydney-australia/
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A column by Len Johnson | Runner's Tribe
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© 2016 American Institute of Physics
By Rebecca Boyle, Contributor for Inside Science
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