Indira Patel and Jack Millar ran the fastest parkrun times in the UK this weekend (28th September). Our weekly parkrun top ten is now sponsored by the Coggiola Endurance Centre, a residential coaching and performance facility in the Italian Alps. Follow on Instagram for more updates in the new future. Another week and another weekend […]
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The Drop E298 With some great updates to the Hyperion line and the release of the Brooks Glycerin Max, we think it’s safe to say that Brooks is back. Today’s […]
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Results at this year’s Berlin Marathon were big overall, with 6 women under 2:21 and 14 men under 2:07, and in both the women’s and men’s races multiple Japanese athletes had great days. In the women’s race Paris Olympics marathon alternate Ai Hosoda (Edion) and Tokyo Olympics marathon alternate Mizuki Matsuda (Daihatsu) ran the entire way together, 1:10:13 through halfway and 2:13:09 at 40 km.
Coming up through the ranks as Japan’s next top-level steeper, Yutaro Niinae broke through with a 5-second PB of 8:20.36 to win at the Yogibo Athletics Challenge Cup Sunday in Niigata and bump himself up to all-time Japanese #6. With pacing early on from Aisan Kogyo teammate Philemon Kiplagat, Niinae had the confidence to break away from the field of 6 just after halfway, opening over 10 seconds
Tigist Ketema clocked the third fastest time ever in the women’s race at the 50th Berlin Marathon, while men’s race champion Milkesa Mengesha claimed a thrilling victory by only 10 seconds
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