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By Brett Davies
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The low-down: Altitude Training Talk with Dr Philo Saunders
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Noah Lyles didn’t win his heat of the Olympic 100 metres. He didn’t win his semi-final either. He never led the 100 metres final until the moment his chest touched the line. But he is the Paris 2024 men’s 100 metres Olympic champion. And with victory we can acclaim him the world’s fastest man (until the next global championship).
WADA gets what it wants | A Column By Len Johnson
“Whatever Lola wants, Lola gets” went a song from the 1950s musical Damn Yankees and, judging by the outcome this week at the Court of Arbitration for Sport, WADA is the new Lola.
A CAS panel upheld an appeal by the...
Runner’s Tribe reporter Dave Ross caught up with Lopez Lomong after he helped Eliud Kipchoge make history in Vienna.
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Norwegian star Jakob Ingebrigtsen has stunned the running world clocking 12:48.45 to break the European record and win a stacked 5000m at the Golden Gala Pietro Mennea Diamond League in Florence, Italy.
All Roads Lead to Sydney: A Glimpse of What to Expect at National Championships
IAAF Melbourne World Challenge, March 5
At times you wondered where the highlights were going to come from on Saturday night, and then literally within 5 minutes the crowd was a buzz with super charged performances both...
Kendra Hubbard DATE OF BIRTH 29 SEP 1989
Distance: 100-400m
Personal Bests
DISCIPLINE
PERFORMANCE
WIND
PLACE
DATE
RECORDS
100 Metres
11.83
+1.5
Brisbane (AUS)
03 DEC 2017
200 Metres
23.74
+0.7
Canberra (AUS)
27 JAN 2018
400 Metres
53.44
Canberra (AUS)
26 JAN 2018
4x100 Metres Relay
45.36
Adelaide (AUS)
21 FEB 2015
4x400 Metres Relay
3:51.59
Melbourne (AUS)
11 DEC 2014
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You’re currently a Sophomore at the University of Wisconsin, what are you majoring in and how are you finding balancing your studies with your athletic commitments?
At the moment I have a double major in economics and political science. That could change as I am attempting to get into the...
