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Julian continues his life as a surfer, as well as a cyclist, coach and filmmaker.
Brad struggles with back soreness and motivation despite logging 130km.
Brady gets back into sessions and awaits the moment Regional Victoria reopens.
Jessica Hull set a new Australian 1500m record of 4:00.41 at the Berlin ISTAF meet, becoming the first Australian to hold both a 1500m and 5000m National Record in 23 years since Kate Anderson. Gen Gregson also featured in Berlin running 9:44.18 in her sole steeplechase of the season.
Antrim Coast Half Marathon in Northern Ireland won by UK duo Mo Farah and Lily Partridge in the leadup to the London Marathon in three weeks time. Masters athlete Johnny Hughes set a new over 60s half-marathon record of 71:09. Athletics Weekly Report
Stewy McSweyn came third in the Golden Spike 1500m in Ostrava, Norway in 3:34.25, behind Jakob Ingebrigsten winning the race. Matt Ramsden posted a new personal best 3:35.23 to move 6th of all time, Ryan Gregson 3:35.74. The trio are set to reload this week in the 1500m in Zagreb and then the 3000m at the Rome Diamond League.
McSweyn Challenges in Ostrava, Another PB for Ramsden, Muir and Ingebrigtsen Win Again
Listener question of the week asks how much of an impact psychological and emotional stress has on physical injuries. Moose goes half-loose on how inefficient cycling is in raising the heart rate before going fully Loose on whether political correctness draws the line upon objective observations on body composition – the specific incident discussed occurred early in the Women’s 1500m at the 2020 Ostrava Golden Spike which you can watch here. (Women’s 1500m around the 1:55:00 mark of World Athletics Youtube Stream)
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