ABOUT EPISODE 393 Taylor interviews Kyle Siegel, founder of Raide – a performance-based apparel and equipment company focused in the trail space. Check out their products and learn more about […]
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The finish line isn’t the end—lessons from a pro on post-race recovery and mindset
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The Japanese men came out swinging in the first event of the Tokyo World Athletics Championships, the men’s 35 km race walk. Hayato Katsuki and Masatora Kawano were up front and pushing the pace most of the way, but after a surge from Ecuador’s David Hurtado they started to fade as the humidity rose. With a more patient early pace Canada’s Evan Dunfee walked all 3 down for gold in 2:28:22.
DeBues-Stafford was one of six Canadians to advance on Day 1 of the 2025 World Athletics Championships
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Japanese athletes lining up on Day 4 of the Tokyo World Athletics Championships Tuesday night:19:35 – Men’s 800 m HeatsKo Ochiai (Komazawa Univ.) – 1:45.16 – 1st, NationalsPrognosis: An NR breaker in high school, Ochiai made the Worlds team on a host country ticket. Probably best to view this one as experiential.19:40 – Women’s Triple Jump QualificationMaoko Takashima (Kyudenko) – 13.92 m (+
