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Moving Toward the Difficult

My kids are on a rock climbing team, and as I have also become somewhat obsessed with climbing, I often ask them for advice on

Labor of Love

Labor Day in the United States was established to celebrate the contributions of workers – the people who put their blood, sweat, and tears into

AthleteBiz Spotlight: Sandi Morris

Veteran Pole Vaulter Sandi Morris is a favorite of the AthleteBiz team, having been perhaps the most creative and enthusiastic athlete we’ve ever worked with.

Early Returns

I think of the early season races, especially in a marathon build-up, as kind of like the early returns on election night. They can tell

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

Even More from the Hub

The False Start Heard Round the World

It was supposed to be Devon Allen’s night. Allen was highly favored to medal in the men’s 110-meter hurdles final Sunday at the World Athletics

The Juggernaut that is Team Boss

By McKenzie Days for the University of Oregon SOJC Track Bureau On one fateful winter day in 2016, American middle-distance runner and soon-to-be world steeplechase

Allyson Felix Takes the Baton One Last Time

It’s tough to encapsulate Allyson Felix’s career into one story. Heading into 2022, it was headlined by 18 World Championship medals and 11 Olympic medals.

Anna Hall’s Journey Back to Eugene

Whether it’s the World Athletics Championships or the Olympic Games, the prospect of competing on the global stage has motivated Anna Hall since she was

Behind the mic part III: Adair Lyden-Holmer

Adair Lyden-Holmer has seen and covered just about everything on the high school cross-country and track and field scene. She’s covered state champions on the

Fred Kerley is Ready

Fred Kerley, America’s national champion and Olympic silver medalist in the 100 meters, is confident that his training and confidence will lead him to success