Mile News


Bret Harte High School names Miler Connor Landis Student-Athlete of the Year

June 20, 2015

“My favorite event is probably the Mile... It’s not too short, but not too long,” said Landis, who also ran and set personal records in the 800 and 3,200 in the track season. “(Getting records) was nice knowing that all my training and running was paying off.”

By Joe Klarer, Calaveras...

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Training for a Monumental Mile

June 19, 2015

What do you think of my plan of attack?

By Ted Spiker, Runner's World

The way I feel about training plans is the way I feel about toenails. My own? I want to look them, pick at them, fiddle with them, talk about them, leave them on the living room table, even reminisce about ones long gone....

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Mary Decker Slaney still satisfies competitive cravings

June 19, 2015

For the past three years, Slaney has competed in the World Championships of Elliptical Cycling at Palomar Mountain near San Diego, improving her time each year. She’ll be entered again in this year’s competition on Oct. 17.

By Kerry Eggers, Portland Tribune

The world still moves quickly for...

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State Street Dog Mile Winners Clock a Fast Finish

June 18, 2015

Josh Helton and his dog, Bro shattered the course record with a mind-blowing 4:15 at the State Street Mile, a BBTM Featured Event.

By Megan Hetzel, Runner's World

The final wave of the HOKA ONE ONE State Street Mile is nothing short of a spectacle. It’s not because the winner of the June 7...

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