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Scott Fauble First American thread - Vimarsana News

Scott Fauble First American thread

Don't ever count this guy out. The most consistent American marathoner by far.He did it again and glad he's now with Nike.Got to be #1 on list to make 2024...

Craig Engels Opens Up About Leaving Union AC, Re-Joining Ryan Vanhoy - Vimarsana News

Craig Engels Opens Up About Leaving Union AC, Re-Joining Ryan Vanhoy

Engels says he enjoyed his time with UAC but needed to train in a place where he either had consistent training partners or a coach with him every day. *MB: Craig Engels explain why he left Pete Julian, "I saw him twice in 50 days. That was tough...almost a tipping point."

Shelby Houlihan — Can Anti-Doping Tests Catch Innocent Athletes? - Vimarsana News

Shelby Houlihan — Can Anti-Doping Tests Catch Innocent Athletes?

The U.S. 5K record holder's failed appeals show a delicate balance between protecting athletes from cheaters and the tests themselves.

The Nike saga: Winning at all costs - Vimarsana News

The Nike saga: Winning at all costs

'The Nike Saga' (4/5). At the turn of the 1990s-2000s, when the Oregon-based sportswear manufacturer was asserting itself as a world leader in the sector, a series of scandals damaged its image. Sweatshops and doping cases came to tarnish the company's reputation.

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'I am not who you think I am,' says Farah after deciding to face his true story - Vimarsana News

'I am not who you think I am,' says Farah after deciding to face his true story

Mo Farah enjoyed a remarkable career on the track becoming the first British athlete to win four Olympic gold medals, but his road to glory was, in reality, a much grimmer version of Chariots of Fire.