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Ramblings on Cross Country and Teams

As a young kid, I ran summer track, mixed in with Little League baseball, tennis, basketball, and probably a bunch of other sports that I

How She Did It: A Conversation

originally posted June 7, 2022 Molly Huddle and Sara Slattery’s book How She Did It published on March 8, 2022, inspiring women across the world

Best Race You’ve Ever Witnessed?

originally posted March 13, 2022 A conversation over a beer between two track geeks often leads the question of “what’s the best race you’ve ever

Catching Up with Laura Roesler

originally posted January 31, 2023 If you’ve been around the sport for at least the past decade, Laura Roesler might very well be a household

Meb’s First Mile

originally posted March 21, 2024 In celebration of Meb Keflezighi’s 10 year anniversary of his 2014 Boston Marathon victory, we will be featuring a Celebration of

Bob Beamon: A Lifetime of Peak Experiences

originally posted on August 18, 2022 Bob Beamon knows he’s getting old. The 75-year-old can’t play full-court basketball with his friends like he used to;

Remembering Robin Williams

Originally posted on August 11, 2022 Eight years after Robin Williams’ death, we celebrate him not only as a beloved actor and comedian, but also

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PODCASTS at a Glance

Alison Mariella Desir has been hitting the podcast circuit hard.

fit athlete during training on running track

Coach’s Corner – Training To Failure

There’s a concept in resistance training – training to failure – which can also be usefully applied to distance running.

Look at Mills! Look at Mills!

On this day 58 years ago Billy Mills delivered one of the most memorable moments in Olympic history with his unexpected and dramatic win in

Real Talk with Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone

This week on RealTalk, I had an amazing time meeting with World Record Holder Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone. Born and raised on the east coast, Sydney began

Catching Up with Hillary Bor

In these Q&A features, I strive to have genuine conversations as Track and Field hold some of the most accessible and open athletes in all