Day 4 of the National Sports Festival in Shiga saw more records fall. In the junior men’s 110 m hurdles, Jeremiah Koga (Tokyo H.S.) ran a stellar 13.07 (+0.7) U20 NR, high school record and meet record for the win. Koga bettered current NR holder Rachid Muratake’s U20 NR by 0.21, making his prospects in the event look pretty exciting. And it wasn’t just him. In 2nd, Koki Takajo (Miyazaki Nishi
Botswanan middle-distance star Nijel Amos, the 1:41.73 man, appears to be hanging up the spikes to coach Iran’s national team
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Our 605 Run Collective series continues with a leader who brings curiosity, creativity, and a deep love for community — Heather Edmunds Reed.About HeatherHeather describes herself as a curious person, educator, community cultivator, reader, crafter, and runner. A Sioux Falls native, she spent a decade away before family — and the welcoming Sioux Falls lifestyle — drew her back home.She’s a proud mom to three kids — Owen (16), James (14), and Andrew (10) &mda […]
ABOUT EPISODE 399 Taylor packed his bags and headed out to the Mammoth Trailfest in Mammoth Lake, California (sponsored by Craft) for the weekend. Get his recap of one of […]
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October is the official start of ekiden season, and this past weekend had the first 3 big races. Saturday in Chiba was the Kanto Region University Women’s Ekiden, the regional qualifier for the Morinomiyako Ekiden in Sendai at the end of the month. Daito Bunka University, Josai University, Takushoku University and Tsukuba University were already qualified thanks to podium finishes at Morinomiyako
