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WTW: The Japanese Men and Athing Mu Run Fast, NAU Loses and Much More March 1, 2021 The fear of COVID-19 seems to be declining as the number of vaccinations rise. As a result, the number of competitions is increasing and we hope to bring back our Week That Was on a regular basis after only intermittently writing it over the last year. Past editions of the Week That Was can be found here. Got a tip, question or comment? Please call us at 844-LETSRUN (538-7786), email us or post in our forum. Article continues below player Below we take a look back at a great week of action. If you missed our r...

Podcast: Grant Holloway World Record #1, Ben True Talks 10,000m PRs, Super Spikes, Trying to Make Olympic Team by LetsRun.com Listen in the player below or subscribe here on your favorite podcast app. 0.75x ... Grant Holloway break the 60m world record just prior to the podcast and we discuss his greatness, the fast times at the 10,000 in California, Katelyn Tuohy’s collegiate debut, the stacked women’s field in the 10,000m at the US Olympic Trials, and are joined at 62:49 by Ben True.   True discusses his 27:14 10,000m pb, trying to make the US Olympic team, being unsponsored, paying a ...

The Ben True pod - An amazing listen. True reveals he pays Dan Curts $20k a year to train with him Pro News/Info/Results Report Thread Your Name Find out how he ran a 26+ second pb at age 35. Find out how he's become rejuvenated by finally finding a training partner for the 1st time in 6 years. The unsponsored True reveals he is PAYING Dan Curts $20,000 a year to train with him and it's going really well. To start things off, I read the following quote to True from another messageboard thread as I loved it. OldRunners wrote: Give him props for still grinding at 35.

Cortney White On Saturday night, several Bowerman Track Club runners earned places on all-time lists at The Ten, a 10,000-meter race hosted by Sound Running. Elise Cranny won the women’s race in 30:47.42, earning the No. 3 spot on the U.S. all-time list. Karissa Schweizer finished less than a second behind, nabbing the No. 4 all-time spot. In the men’s race, Marc Scott crossed the line first in 27:10.41—good enough for second on the U.K. all-time list, behind four-time Olympic champion Mo Farah. Ten runners achieved the Olympic standard in the event. Under the lights of the track in Sa...

sanjeriGetty Images Runners like a winter wonderland as much as anyone. Who doesn’t find an easy run amid freshly fallen snow to be a peak experience? That attitude starts to change around day three of flailing about on snowy roads, with the resultant muscle strains and compromised training plans. Then many runners start wondering, ”How am I supposed to get anything done in these conditions?” The answer: Prioritize your key workouts on the basis of which can best be done in snow, and spend a little extra time tending to body parts that work harder than usual in such conditions.