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Pre Olympic Qualification Attempt Snap Q&A with Matthew Ramsden

At 7:30 pm next Tuesday, May 11th at the WA Athletics Stadium, Matthew Ramsden will be attempting to hit the Olympic 5000m qualification of 13:13.50. We caught up with Matt for this quick Q&A. *Note: Runner's Tribe will be streaming...

Inside Running Podcast Episode 183: Brad Kahlefeldt

This week's episode is sponsored by Mizuno, tune in for our review on the all new Mizuno Wave Rider 25 available at www.mizuno.com.au Julian battles achilles soreness throughout the week after getting over last week’s knee problems. Brad stays home and...

‘The Road Less Traveled” | By Genevieve Gregson

Never in my wildest dreams could someone have convinced me that by 2021 I would have qualified for three Olympic Games! While I have had my eyes set on this goal since the Rio Olympic Games came to an...

Snap Q&A with T46 Marathon World Record Holder (2:18.52) Michael Roeger

At the Athletics Australia's Tokyo Qualifying Marathon in Sydney on Sunday, April 25 Michael Roeger took 40 seconds off his PB and set a fourth consecutive marathon world record in the T46 (arm amputee) class, with a time of...

Margaret River Ultra Marathon Course Records and Electrifying Race Atmosphere

A capacity field of 1,500 participants have etched their names in the history books having completed the fourth annual Margaret River Ultra Marathon on Saturday 1 May, 2021 along the Cape to Cape coastline in south west, Western Australia. In an event that only one week prior was on the verge of postponement due to the recent COVID-19 WA lockdown, the finish-line moments were made even more memorable as participants turned pain into gains amongst an electrifying race atmosphere.

Australia’s Junior Champs to Don the Green and Gold on Home Soil

Athletics Australia has today announced that it will not send a team to the World Under 20 Championships in Nairobi, Kenya this August, and will instead provide selected athletes will international competition experience at home in Australia.

Inside Running Podcast Episode 182: Roeger & Clifford’s Marathon World Records

Julian starts the marathon block while trying to sort out his knee issues. Brad struggles with illness halfway through the week, setting him to make a call on running Sydney10. Brady puts down a Moose fartlek before also coming down with...

Good races but championship-lite | A column by Len Johnson

Jack Bruce won his first national senior track title. Genevieve Gregson yet again emphasised her competitiveness, and versatility. Jude Thomas broke the national U20 record previously held by Ryan Gregson.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Athletics Australia...

Shaun Creighton: Consistency and Versatility (Intro)

Many of those making up Australia’s fastest marathoners are versatile, capable of performing well at road, track and cross-country, and over a range of distances at all three.Shaun Creighton certainly sits at the most versatile end of the spectrum. Of his nine companions in the all-time top 10 men, only Pat Carroll goes close to him in that regard. Even there, however, it is Creighton first, daylight second.

Shaun Creighton Interview: Consistency and Versatility (Full Version)

If you had to choose one favourite session that you believe really worked for you and got you fit, what would it be? Whether training for the steeplechase, 5k, 10k or marathon; running four hard repetitions of a mile with a 2-minute rest between reps (on or off the track – usually off the track but on the same course for benchmarking purposes) got me fit and was a good benchmark. When training for the marathon I’d sometimes do five instead of four reps.