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What’s the deal with the 60?

A column by Len Johnson Here’s a sentence this observer never thought he would write. Australia is dominating the men’s 60 metres sprint. No, really. We’re up there in the women’s 60, too. That’s right, in the blue riband indoor distance...

Embracing the Mental Side of Running to Unlock Your Full Potential

It always feels as though running competes with physical stamina. From those training for marathons to even casual running around the park, much attention is directed at the body: the legs, lungs, heart, and many other important organs. Behind...

Discover the Thrills and Benefits of Cross-Country Sports

Exploring the World of Cross-Country Sports: Endurance, Strategy, and Fun Cross-country sports have been a staple of human competition for centuries, with early forms of long-distance running, cycling, and skiing dating back to ancient civilizations. These sports require a unique...

Forbsey: Something Special

Article written by Michael Beisty for Runner's Tribe David Forbes, affectionately known as Forbsey, was one of those distance runners with plenty of talent who never quite found his feet in the hurly burly of elite middle distance track racing....

Cam and Herb? : A Column by Len Johnson

Is it just me or is Cam Myers channelling Herb Elliott

The HOKA Controversy: Environmental Impact and Labor Practices Under Scrutiny

Written by Sarah Watts - Elemental Awareness HOKA, renowned for its maximalist cushioning and popular among runners and outdoor enthusiasts, has recently faced criticism regarding its environmental sustainability and labor practices. While the brand has made strides in incorporating eco-friendly...

RT PODCAST EP. 40 | BEATING SHIN AND CALF PAIN WITH SOLUSHIN

The Solushin is a research backed medical device that effectively treats shin splints and improves ankle range of motion. It does this by targeting the pain and inflammation associated with shin splints, and also reducing tension in your soleus muscles. 

Cameron Myers Breaks the World U20 Indoor Mile Record in New York

Australian teenager, Cameron Myers, has broken the world U20 Indoor Mile World Record in New York.  Myers, a prodigious talent, coached by the well-known Dick Telford, clocked 3:53.12, lowering the old mark that has been held by German Fernandez since 2009 of 3:55.02. 

And the winner is . . . | A column by Len Johnson

Awards season continues. World Athletics announces its annual awards, leaving December and the latter part of November out of the ‘year’ presumably in pursuit of getting in first. Track & Field News releases its annual rankings, holy writ from...

Iconic Marathons Around the World: A Runner’s Travel Diary 

If you are an ardent lover, you must be on the lookout for marathons happening near you and beyond. Whether you do it for sports or tourist reasons, the following will be worth your while. 4 Iconic Marathons You Must...