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    CHANGING THE COMPETITIVE MODEL

         Track and field is a sport of extremes, taking the most basic athletic abilities of running, jumping, and throwing, and distilling them into the Olympic motto:… Read more “CHANGING THE COMPETITIVE MODEL”

    September 9, 2011October 9, 2013 by Toni Reavis

    TONI & JOSH RECAP MEN’S MARATHON: DAEGU WORLD CHAMPS

    September 4, 2011December 29, 2014 by Toni Reavis

    DAEGU: MEN’S MARATHON PREVIEW

         The men’s marathon begins at 9 a.m. Sunday local time (Saturday night 8 PM Eastern in the USA) to open the final day of competition at… Read more “DAEGU: MEN’S MARATHON PREVIEW”

    September 3, 2011September 3, 2011 by Toni Reavis

    FAVORED BY THE GODS

    I was in Helsinki in 1983 when Mary Decker took on the Soviet machine in the inaugural IAAF World Track & Field Championships over 1500 and 3000 meters. … Read more “FAVORED BY THE GODS”

    September 1, 2011June 4, 2012 by Toni Reavis

    BOLT’S DQ in DAEGU

         Day two at the IAAF World Track & Field Championships in Daegu, South Korea began with a scintillating last 30 meter sprint in the longest track… Read more “BOLT’S DQ in DAEGU”

    August 28, 2011August 28, 2011 by Toni Reavis

    RUPP’S DILEMMA

          Galen Rupp has been groomed for years by coach Alberto Salazar at the Nike-sponsored Oregon Distance Project in Portland.  Now at age 25 the American 10,000 meter… Read more “RUPP’S DILEMMA”

    August 28, 2011January 29, 2016 by Toni Reavis

    DAEGU MEN’S 10,000M – THE SAGA OF MO FARAH

         And so the 2011 men’s World Championships 10,000 meters is  complete.  And poor Mo Farah.  England’s pride came up agonizingly short in  his bid to win… Read more “DAEGU MEN’S 10,000M – THE SAGA OF MO FARAH”

    August 28, 2011August 28, 2011 by Toni Reavis

    EDNA KIPLAGAT LEADS KENYAN SWEEP IN WOMEN’S MARATHON

         Surviving a hard fall at a water stop at 37k, where she tangled legs with her final challenger, countrywoman Sharon Cherop, Kenya’s Edna Kiplagat recovered quickly,… Read more “EDNA KIPLAGAT LEADS KENYAN SWEEP IN WOMEN’S MARATHON”

    August 27, 2011August 27, 2011 by Toni Reavis

    2011 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS: WOMEN’S MARATHON PREVIEW

         The World Championship and Olympic Marathons are different breeds than the annual major city marathons.  Weather is often the overriding factor, usually for the worst, as… Read more “2011 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS: WOMEN’S MARATHON PREVIEW”

    August 25, 2011August 25, 2011 by Toni Reavis

    “YOUNG JOHN” & THE 2011 AFC HALF MARATHON

    The great wheel turns, and thus are we all ground into dust.  Such is the Rib-Taker’s design, and so must we all be delivered.  I just returned home… Read more ““YOUNG JOHN” & THE 2011 AFC HALF MARATHON”

    August 21, 2011August 1, 2024 by Toni Reavis

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