Destination Doha Video – Stewart McSweyn the sole Tasmanian representative at the IAAF World Championships
From Runner’s Tribe ADDICT comes the 5th instalment of the ‘Destination Doha’ interview series hosted by highly knowledgable/top distance runner, Mitch Brown.
This episode features the sole Tasmanian representative at the upcoming IAAF World Championships, Stewart McSweyn. He will compete for Australia in the 1500m...
Things You May Not Know About MTC
There is plenty of articles and interviews floating around about the Melbourne Track Club that may give you a little insight about the group. For me, it is my second family and spending so much time on the road with a handful of athletes makes our life very nomadic and unique. Various professional groups spend a lot of time together on training camps and traveling to races but as a group based in the southern hemisphere, it means we have to spend even more time away from home, constantly jumping around to new destinations to follow the competition schedule. Traveling around with MTC seems like a standard way of life for me, however I have realised that a lot of people are intrigued at how we go about each year and spend so much time training and traveling with each other. I am going to give a little more insight about the Melbourne Track Club and try to explain a few things you may not already know.
How do we measure success? A Column By David McNeill
How do we measure success? | A Column by David McNeill
Last weekend, I decided to call it quits on season: 2015. The human body is a lot like a computer: leave too many applications open at once for too long, and everything stops working...
Doha Day 6 | The day the worlds stood still (almost)
A column by Len Johnson (reporting from Doha) - Runner's Tribe
There is no rest day in the world championships program. Hasn’t been for a while now.
For long periods, however, day six seemed intent on being as restful as possible. Oh, there were sparks –...
Pre Race interview with Patrick Rizzo
Interview with Patrick Rizzo. This is his 4th consecutive Olympic trials marathon. His best finish was at Houston in 2012.
A column by Len Johnson | Time to devalue relay gold?
Written by Len Johnson - Runner's Tribe
It’s high time we re-evaluated the worth of a relay gold medal, or rather, its relative value versus an individual gold medal.
One of the talking points during and after the world championships was that, in winning gold medals...
NCAA 1500m bronze medalist & Sub 4 miler – Australia’s Cameron Griffith VIDEO Interview
Cameron Griffith finished 3rd at the recent NCAA 1500m championships. We caught up & chatted about everything from his high school coach & training and why only the Olympics beats high school meets such as the C.A.S for atmosphere, to his time at Arkansas...
Brendan Davies Uncut Part 1 of 2 – Australia’s most successful ultra-runner
Brendan Davies is the best-known ultra-runner in the southern hemisphere. For years, Davies has been banking incredible mileage and winning some of the world’s toughest races. Brendan never just goes through the motions. He is a meticulous planner and has mastered the art of...
Falls Creek 2021 | Written by Ryan Gregson
Since 2007, I have started every year with a training camp at Falls Creek, with the only exception being the start of 2020 where I wasn’t able to make it up there due to the bushfires. The start of 2021 was back to normal...
My 5 Fondest Running Memories | By Genevieve Gregson
Running has brought me so many wonderful memories. As the only girl growing up with 3 brothers on a farm, my upbringing always consisted of running in some facet, and I really never stopped falling in love with it. Cross country was a part...














