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ALL PRE-ORDERS RECEIVE A FREE PAIR OF STEIGEN RUNNER'S TRIBE TEAM SOCKS Just in time for Christmas; Runner’s Tribe and Athletics Australia brings you ‘Australian Athlete’ Edition 2.  Packed with exclusive content from Australia’s best athletes, coaches, and athletics journalists - from track and field, to road and trails. Juniors, opens,...
Well that didn’t take long, did it? Tucked away somewhere in all the reportage on Armand Duplantis’s current assault on the men’s pole vault world record was the question of whether he would continue to raise the record one centimetre at a time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QFUh2P9_Bg&t=6s Now there’s a few things you could say...
It won’t be easy making the team to represent Australia in the men’s middle-distance events at the World U20 championships in Lima, Peru later this year.
I arrived at Nice airport and thought that the place looked pretty good. At the time I didn’t know how Monaco would top it. My French is getting there but I don’t think I spoke once the whole car ride into Monaco, I was just looking out the window...
Cross-country is a grass roots discipline. True – given that almost every kid around the world has been introduced to the sport via their primary school’s sports day. And if that’s not grass roots, I don’t know what is. It’s also true in the physical sense, because cross-country is conducted...
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Eliud Kipchoge is hoping to inspire everyone to break their own personal Limits. Stay tuned for loads more from INEOS 1:59 on Runner's Tribe.
Caitlin Murdock - Runner's Tribe Results from the third youth Olympic Games held in Buenos Aires, Argentina 13 of Australia’s most talented 16 and 17 year-olds recently competed at the third Youth Olympic Games hosted in Buenos Aires, Argentina held between 11 and 16 October 2018. Our young Aussies brought home five...
Jasmin Paris, the trailblazing woman who recently completed the grueling Barkley Marathons, now wears her battle scars with pride. Despite enduring tendonitis, swollen feet, and a web of itchy cuts, she crossed the finish line triumphantly.
  Written by Michael Beisty Distance running can be a sorrowful sport. While some of us maintain a durability in competitive performance over many years, others aren’t so fortunate. For the few who have extraordinary ability, there is only a small window of opportunity to scale the heights of athletic endeavour,...
Amy Bunnage is one of Australia’s most exciting and talented young runners. Amy is well known in the Australian running community, after a stellar junior career. During these years Amy won six Australian championships. Experience the perfect blend of agility and support with Tarkine Trail Devil shoes, crafted for those...