The icon means you can connect with this athlete on AthleteBiz! News & Notes Records in Santa Barbara Tyler Andrews set the American Record in the 50K. Also setting the world track record, he completed the oval 125 times at SBCC’s
The icon means you can find this athlete on AthleteBiz! News & Notes Heather Kampf shares that her sacrum is showing signs of another stress reaction. “I’m numb, and utterly at a loss that now, my left sacrum is showing signs of
Make sure to check back in regularly to catch up to all the latest News and Buzz from the athletes on AthleteBiz and beyond. The icon means you can find this athlete on AthleteBiz! News & Notes Gabe Grunewald and Carrie
from I’m Gonna Be… by Erin Taylor-Talcott The USATF Indoor 5,000 national championships, hosted by the Upstate Holiday Classic. Five days before the meet I couldn’t walk at 6 per K pace, so I had no clue what I’d be
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from Maria’s Instagram Sometimes it’s black and white. We have good days and we have bad days. Sometimes the results speak for themselves and the time is so stellar we know the work has been done and the battle against
March is like that song by the band Dawes – “A Little Bit of Everything.” A little bit of 70 degrees, a little bit of blizzard, a little bit of gale force winds, a little bit of sun. The month
from Running Joyfully There’s nothing like a nasty case of bronchitis to sideline you from running and make you nostalgic for healthier, faster days. I’ve been couch-bound for a week with a nasty cough (thank you asthma and inherited bad lungs!),
from Tyler Pennel Running This last weekend I headed down the mountain to Winston-Salem to run the Beat the Heat 5k. Every year it is the USATF NC 5km Championships, so many of the best runners in the state show
as originally posted by Ben Rosario on Final Surge I know there have been a lot of blog posts about the Trials from all sort of athletes and coaches that I respect and admire. But to tell you the truth—I