– British long jumper Jazmin Sawyers revealing that she had to withdraw from last weekend’s adidas Boston Boost Games due to intense menstrual cramping.
This week Raevyn Rogers tells us it's okay to wear makeup when going to war, we marvel about a bunch of high school girls that did something more difficult than a 4-minute mile, praise a LetsRun poster for winning Comrades, hand out free coaching advice from David Rudisha and snap photos of a 75-year-old great grandmother.
Reccommended Must Read The LA Times Takes A Look At The Recovery Of Jamie Nieto – Once Paralyzed From The Neck Down, Nieto Is Now Hoping To Walk Down The Aisle At His Own Wedding Do yourself a favor and allow yourself 10 minutes so you can read the piece by Nathan Fenno and be inspired by Nieto.
LRC Why NCAA Regionals Should Not Be Cancelled, Jakob Ingebrigtsen Becomes The Youngest To Break 4:00* And Team USA Wins Its First Title At Bolder Boulder* We look at some crazy fast times at Regionals, plus the big American win and payday at Bolder Boulder.
*USTFCCCA: Where Are The NCAA Qualifiers From? The coaches’ association lists the hometown of all NCAA qualifiers. In terms of media markets, LA (39), Houston (30), New York (30), DFW (25) and Atlanta (24) are the top 5.
LRC The Fan’s Guide To 2017 NCAA Women’s Outdoor Track And Field Champs: Oregon Looks To Complete An Unprecedented Triple Crown Oregon’s drive for the 1st-ever women’s triple crown is one of just 5 story lines we give you to follow. They include the return of Allie Ostrander to an NCAA champs after a year-plus absence, and is Dani Jones the favorite in the loaded women’s 1,500?
LRCThe Fan’s Guide To 2017 NCAA Men’s Outdoor Track And Field Champs: The Athletes & Races You Need To Know This WeekEdward Cheserek has abdicated the throne as the biggest star of college track but there are a ton of big talents that are ready to take over – Christian Coleman, Fred Kerley, Emmanuel Korir, Lindon Victor, etc. We give you the 6 best story lines of the meet and get you ready for the Josh Kerr vs. Craig Engels battle at 1,500 and Justyn Knight vs. Grant Fisher battle at 5,000.
LRC Sunday Recap: Tori Bowie (16.30 150) & Shaunae Miller-Uibo (21.76 200) Set World Bests In Straight Sprints As Wayde van Niekerk Runs 19.84 The sprint stars delivered this afternoon in Boston. However, Olympic champs Jenn Suhr and Jeff Henderson weren’t able to win.
LRC Friday Recap: Muktar Edris Rips 13:01.04 5K; Charlene Lipsey (1:59.57) Keeps Rolling In 800; Gabe Grunewald Runs Final Race Before Beginning Chemo Edris outdueled Kenyan Cyrus Rutto (13:03.44). Other winners included Chris O’Hare (3:39.31 1,500) and Brandon McBride (1:45.36) over Donavan Brazier & Robby Andrews in the 800.
LRC Chasing Usain Bolt: After A Historic Year, Wayde van Niekerk Finally Has Permission To Run The 200 Usain Bolt doesn’t want to face van Niekerk this year at 200. We can’t really blame him. But a Bolt-van Niekerk matchup would be epic.
LRC Emails Of Month: April Fools / David Kutania Update, Criticism Of Our NOP Coverage, LetsRun.com Japan, And Horses Riding To Death We lift the veil on some of our readers’ emails.
LRC Workout Day With Team New Balance BostonOlympic Trials 6th placer Liz Costello and 5-time Swedish national champ Anna Silvander share a 3-minute video on what a workout day is like for them.
Reccommended Must Read The LA Times Takes A Look At The Recovery Of Jamie Nieto – Once Paralyzed From The Neck Down, Nieto Is Now Hoping To Walk Down The Aisle At His Own Wedding Do yourself a favor and allow yourself 10 minutes so you can read the piece by Nathan Fenno and be inspired by Nieto.
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