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  Female Master sets 5 indoor World Records at the one meet!

  Posted: Feb 22, 2012 In: News With: 0 comments

  One world record is impressive, two is awesome but five takes some doing! Well that’s what Christa Bortignon achieved at an athletics meet last weekend. Plus she narrowly missed another and was planning to go for the pole vault record but missed her attempt because had to run her relay leg in the 4x200m relay [...] Read More »
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  What’s better? Running 5K or walking 5K?

  Posted: Feb 9, 2012 In: News With: 1 comment

  The answer is obvious, no? Well as you have probably guessed by now I wouldn’t be asking the question if it was. Yet another sports exercise study (don’t scientists have anything else to do?) has concluded that during the first 20 mins of a 5K run you are burning mostly sugars and protein but during [...] Read More »
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  7 marathons in 7 continents

  Posted: Feb 2, 2012 In: News With: 1 comment

  Okay seven marathons in seven continents sounds pretty impressive but maybe not overly impressive. But if you were to add…..’in under 5 days’…..now that is impressive! Ultra runner Richard Donovan from Galway, Ireland has just completed the first of the 7 marathons and aims to complete his last marathon in Sydney, Australia on the 6th [...] Read More »
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  Florida pensioner becomes oldest man to complete a triathlon

  Posted: Jan 27, 2012 In: News With: 1 comment

  91 year old Charles Futrell having already been declared the oldest man to complete a duathlon can now say he the oldest man ever to complete a triathlon. 91 year of age – incredible! Read more here courtesy of trijuice.com.           Read More »
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  Russia’s Tatiana Aryasova stripped of Tokyo marathon title for doping

  Posted: Jan 26, 2012 In: News With: 0 comments

  Thankfully not all that common these days but it is still happening. The winner of the women’s 2011 Tokyo Marathon has been stripped of her title for testing positive for a banned substance. Read more hear courtesy of washingtonpost.com.       Read More »

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