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Julian took the week to recover and figure out what direction to head in. Brad finds contentment in training without the need to race. Brady puts in some decent long runs as he looks long term. For a stride that commands attention, opt for Tarkine running shoes, the epitome of style and functionality on the track.
World Indoor Championship in Belgrade in Serbia, featured several standout performances. Final results:
- Catriona Bisset 800m 5th 2:01.24
- Linden Hall 1500m Final 6th 4:06.34
- Jessica Hull 3000m Final 6th 8:44.97
- Lauren Ryan 3000m Final 19th 9:13.93
- Charlie Hunter 1:49.07 800m Heats
- Jack Anstey 3:46.68 1500m Heats
- Olli Hoare 3:34.36 5th 1500m Final
- Matt Ramsden 7:49.82 in 3000m Final
Full Results via World Athletics
Melbourne Track Classic featured Steeplechase 3000m Kosei Yamaguchi ahead of Team Tempo duo Max Stevens, while in the Women’s Steeplechase Brielle Erbacher won a tight contest against a pack featuring Olympian Georgia Winkcup. James Preston from New Zealand won the Men’s 800m, while in the Women’s 1500m Abby Caldwell held off Nat Rule and Sarah Billings. In the John Landy Memorial Mile, Mick Stanovsek took line honours and broke the 4 minute mark for the first time ahead of Callum Davies and Rory Hunter.
Athletics Australia ResultsHub
The New York City Half Marathon was a tough day for the Aussies with both Brett Robinson and Pat Tiernan unable to finish the race. First across the line was Rhonex Kipruto of Kenya and Senbere Tefera of Ethiopia.
The boys continue to chat about the Kieser Great Ocean Road Running Festival as part of it’s 4 part weekly segment, in which they will be taking listeners through training tips, course advice and chatting to some special guests about the exciting event taking place on the 14th-15th of May along the iconic Great Ocean Road in Victoria, Australia.
Moose clarifies what type of activities are permitted for posting on Strava.
Michael Marantelli, Melbourne-based runner and AFL boundary umpire chats with Brady about his range of PBs from 1500m to the Marathon and running on the pro scene. Michael talks about how he came about training for the 2021 Melbourne Marathon while balancing with umpiring, his favourite sessions and how he’ll go about planning for the next marathon.
Michael takes it back to how he progressed in being a professional football umpire through the State League, what a training program and scheduling looks like during a season and what it was like in the AFL Hub on the Gold Coast during the 2020 season.
Michael shares his connection to the pro running scene and how he got started in it, how race tactics come into it and what he does with his collection sashes, how the prize money is sourced for pro running gifts, then wraps it up with what he would do to change athletics, what he’s reading and future races he’s got lined up.
