The icon means you can connect with this athlete on AthleteBiz! News & Notes Deanna Price launched a huge throw, setting a new American Record for the Hammer. “DeAnna Price had every reason to believe she was going to do something
by Jeremy Taiwo from Jeremy’s Instagram You know, I thought this sport would get easier after making an Olympic team. For some it does. For some it doesn’t. I didn’t think I’d get dropped by my sponsor after getting back,
“Walk in the Light of the Vision that God has given to you.” My Utmost for His Highest, Devotional: March 11. Acts 26:19. “If we lose sight of the “heavenly vision” God has given us, we alone are responsible- not
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from The Athlete’s Voice The childhood dreams of a 9-year-old winning an Olympic Gold on behalf of his country never included a side of fries and a free toy. TFAA President and 2004 Olympic Gold Medalist, Adam Nelson, to testify
from Be You, Be Real I’m 30 years old. What the hell? When did I get old enough to be 30? I’m definitely 30 going on 13, more than 30 going on 31. I’ve jokingly called myself grandpa and the
The sun is hanging low in the sky, the days are short and we are eating a lot of chocolate. Yes it’s that time of the year. Time for Track Shorts’ Year-in-Review. Plenty to talk about in this Olympic year.
from Aspirations of a BA Steeplechaser I didn’t watch much of the Olympics. A big part of my inattention was I was sulking as a result of my poor Olympic Trials performance. At the same time, I am having a
Well, I for one was entertained. Probably the most memorable Olympics for me since Montreal 1976. Certainly the AthleteBiz connection was a major reason. But I was also able to see so much more of the coverage. The live TV
as originally posted on WiscNews I’ve been in Rio for two weeks now and am three days post-competition. Here’s a mini recap of my Heptathlon. Stepping on the Olympic track for the very first time was a feeling I’ll never