Editorial »
Nobby Hashizume & Lorraine Moller – Master Run Coach (now Running Wizard).
Bill Bowerman, Nobby Hashizume & Arthur Lydiard © Copyright – Christopher Kelsall – 2011 UPDATED: March 3, 2012 Do you want to run or coach your very best? The endurance coaching behemoth, Arthur Lydiard, or rather his
Read More »
Brett Gotcher Interview
© Copyright – 2010 – Athletics Illustrated Brett Gotcher has gone from regular fast guy with Olympic dreams and a part time job to regular fast guy who is spending his post-marathon recovery time answering
Read More »
Lorraine Moller Interview
© Copyright – 2008 – Athletics Illustrated Phidippides, the Athenian foot-messenger left a legacy that grows greater each year and is propagated by the millions of people who now participate in marathon races all over
Read More »
Keith Livingstone Interview
© Copyright – 2009 – Athletics Illustrated Keith Livingstone from New Zealand recently published a new book about an old training method, written in today’s language. He has taken the famous training method of the
Read More »Nobuya “Nobby” Hashizume Interview
© Copyright – 2008 – Athletics Illustrated The legend and the legacy of Arthur Lydiard is alive and well. Perhaps the method he developed over a 50 year period is more popular today than when
Read More »
Rod Dixon Interview
© Copyright – 2008 – Athletics Illustrated Rod Dixon holds court five minutes from downtown Victoria in a rain-soaked, gravel parking lot at the back of the Cedar Hill Recreation Centre. He has an enraptured
Read More »
Entry: 2011 Daegu – IAAF World Track and Field Championshops
CLICK TWICE TO ENLARGE Note: the entry standards for the 10,000m, Marathon, Combined Events, Race Walks and Relays were approved by the IAAF Council in March 2010. ENTRY RULES Each Member is entitled to enter two, three or
Read More »
Entry Standards: 2009 IAAF World Track and Field Championships
ENTRY RULES Each Member is entitled to enter two, three or four athletes per event, as follows: – 1, 2, 3 or 4 athletes with “A” standard; – 1 athlete with the “B” and 1, 2 or 3
Read More »
