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By: Tait Hermanson, Fit AdvisorThe new Brooks Glycerin 22 might be my most anticipated shoe of 2025. If you were to ask me my favorite shoe I would tell you it’s the Brooks Glycerin 21. I have gone through two pairs of the 20’s, a pair of the 21’s, and now a pair of the 22’s. I was even told that the 21’s was our top selling shoe of all time. So the Glycerin 22 has some big shoes to fill (see what I did there). I am about 13 miles (about 3 runs) in, and so fa […]

 Keanu Shah – HKRS Robbinsville, NJ How many seasons have you been a Community Coordinator? I have been a CC for 4 seasons, and I am excited to start my 5th! Tell us about yourself! What inspired you to join HKRS? I am currently a 4th year undergraduate student at Rutgers University studying Electrical Engineering […]

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As another busy weekend draws to a close, James Rhodes brings you the racing highlights from the track.  The Millrose Games seems unlike any other indoor meeting. There are no wave lights, the officials are in tuxedos, it’s a comparatively intimate venue. Perhaps it is the combination of this alongside its history, its prestige, its […]

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To start the week Lindie Naughton brings us all the Irish endurance action and news from the weekend just gone (Monday 10th February). At the Millrose Games in  New York on Saturday (February 8), all three Irish athletes in action set new national records. The best result came from Sarah Healy who not only finished […]

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At the 65th Karatsu 10-Mile Road Race Sunday in Karatsu, Saga, Shota Nakano (Honda) won in 47:30. Nakano graduated from Hiroshima’s Sera H.S. before joining Chuo University. He ran the Hakone Ekiden three years in a row beginning his 2nd year at Chuo, winning the Third Stage his 3rd year. After graduating last spring he joined Honda, where he set a 1500 m PB of 3:41.47 at September’s National