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Of AOY and Other Things: A Column by Len Johnson
There’s the obvious candidates. Nicola Olyslagers and Eleanor Patterson duked it out with Yaroslava Mahuchikh for supremacy in the women’s high jump, each claiming important victories over the world record holder. Nina Kennedy was on the way to returning to the top in women’s…
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Off the record, is ‘the record’ the problem? | A column by Len Johnson
Written by Len Johnson A couple of weeks back, as Berlin and Chicago kicked off the northern hemisphere autumn marathon season, The Guardian’s Sean Ingle wrote a piece on Ruth Chepngetich’s historic, but controversial, women’s world record. You know the one. The 2:09:56 in…
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Should Never Have Doubted Eliud Kipchoge: A Column by Len Johnson
What on earth was I thinking? How could I do it? Eliud Kipchoge comes to Melbourne and I don’t even go to watch the marathon. Only the greatest ever male marathoner and I opted for a walk in the hills. The post Should Never Have Doubted Eliud Kipchoge: A Column by Len Johnson…
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Inside Running Podcast Episode 466: Shaun Creighton on Pat Clohessy | Melbourne Marathon preview
Brad manages his toe and stomach. Julian finds some ideal people in the early hours. Brady sifts through his workout’s heart rate data. This week’s running news is presented by Precision Fuel & Hydration, they make it simple with a free online planner, visit…
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Tarkine Trail Devil 3 Review: Vibram Grip Unleashes the Devil
Written by Ben Traynor, for Runner’s Tribe The Trail Devil 3 is the third chapter of the shoe that put Tarkine on the trail. The original Devil arrived as the brand’s second ever model and won fans with its wide toe box, rockered ride and plush comfort. The Trail Devil 2 refined…
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Good On Ya, Pat: A Column by Len Johnson
In being honoured with a life governorship of Australian Athletics in 2014, Pat Clohessy defined a broader notion of winning. “You win if you help other people,” he said in his acceptance speech. The post Good On Ya, Pat: A Column by Len Johnson appeared first on Runner's Tribe .
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If you see her, say hello | A column by Len Johnson
If you want to have a chat with Agnes Jebet Ngetich, best do it before the starting gun is fired. If you see her, say hello sort of thing. Once the gun goes off you may not see her again any time soon. Not on the evidence of 2026, anyway. When the gun went off […] The post If…
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‘Bad’ race shows how good Jess Hull is | A column by Len Johnson
It took a bad race to show how good Jess Hull is. The descriptor ‘bad’ is relative here. At the level Hull has operated for the past few years she really doesn’t have ‘bad’ performances. There’s just good and less good, if you like. In that context, Hull had a less good…
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Inside Running Podcast Episode 462: Diamond League Final | Burnley 15k | QK Running review
Brad gets into the routine with lactate measurement. Julian backs up the Sydney Marathon with a week of sickness and the Burnley 15K. Brady takes the measured approach post-Sydney Marathon. This week’s running news is presented by Precision Fuel & Hydration, they make it simple…
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Full of sound and fury, signifying – what exactly? | A column by Len Johnson
As fate, MacDuff’s army and his own inevitable demise closed in on Macbeth, the doomed king of Scotland pondered the meaning of life, concluding it was “a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury . . .”. And signifying what? Nothing was Macbeth’s bleak conclusion. There was…
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Werro, Jefferson-Wooden and Morris make it a big night | A column by Len Johnson
Both nights of the ultimate championship have been studded with highlights like cherries through a Christmas pudding, but the three events which closed the second night each had something special. There was the women’s 800 everyone had been waiting for, a 100 final pitting…