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/PRNewswire/ -- The winners of the XXVII annual Fair Play Menarini International Awards are no longer a secret. This morning at the CONI Hall of Honour, a...
Edwin Moses, (born August 31, 1955, Dayton, Ohio, U.S.), American hurdler who dominated the 400-metre hurdles event for a decade, winning gold medals in the race at the 1976 and 1984 Olympic Games. Moses competed in cross-country, track, and gridiron football in high school and studied physics at Morehouse College (B.S., 1978) in Atlanta, Georgia. There he first ran the 400-metre race and the 120-yard high hurdles but began running the 400-metre hurdles in 1976. In the 1976 Olympic Games at Montreal, Moses won the gold medal and set his first world record of 47.64 sec. He proceeded to set
Edwin Moses has been a busy man over the years, with philanthropic work as well as developing and crafting doping protocols used by international amateur sporting bodies.
Edwin Moses caught many by surprise with his rise to track-and-field stardom.
Atlanta Now's Sam Crenshaw recently sat down with Moses to discuss the path he took throughout his storied life.