17-year-old sprint phenom Wyatt Lee clocked 10.42 seconds to punch his ticket to the 2025 OFSAA Championships
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By: Greg KochLast weekend, we took a big swing. We packed up, hitched a trailer, and traveled north to Fargo to participate in one of the region’s largest running events — over 10,000 runners strong. This move was about more than selling gear. It was about supporting our race team, connecting with runners, and trying something bold at a time when boldness feels necessary.The experience itself was wonderful. There’s something deeply energizing about being around that many […]
Not all strength training is functional—especially for runners
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With great conditions at what organizers billed as the highest-label half marathon in the southern hemisphere, the only half marathon in the south with a World Athletics Elite Label or better, Japan’s Teruki Shimada and Australian Commonwealth Games champ Jessica Stenson broke the men’s and women’s course records at the McGrath Launceston Running Festival Peppers Silo Half Marathon Sunday in
The Asian Athletics Championships wrapped up Saturday in Gumi, South Korea with a string of record-setting performances.At the top of the list was the men’s 200 m final, where Towa Uzawa ran a championships record and PB 20.21 (+0.8) to win gold, putting him at all-time Japanese #4 and all-time Asian #6. Saudi Abdul Abdu I Atafi and India’s Animesh Kujur took silver and bronze in 20.31 and 20.32,
