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South African Mile record holder eyes Dream Mile

March 07, 2015

"The Dagbreek / Maties Street Mile is a highlight of the South African season for me. I won't miss it for anything, and hopefully I will be able to run a sub-4 minute Mile there."

From Stellenbosch University

These are the words of the current South African record holder in the Mile, Johan...

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Jim Spivey gives advice to young Milers

March 06, 2015

"The most important part of your body for running is the 7 inches above your neck!"

By Jeff Benjamin, RunBlogRun

Jeff Benjamin reached out to one of America's finest Milers, Jim Spivey right after the Millrose Games. Now a manager at ASICS America, Jim has served the sport as an athlete,...

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Mary Cain Is Growing Up Fast

March 04, 2015

“The sooner I go through these growing pains, the better off I’ll be in the long run.”

By Elizabeth Weil, The New York Times Magazine

Mary Cain stood near the starting line with 31 other high-school girls at a track in Greensboro, N.C., in June 2011, waiting to run in the national...

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More than just a race for Cochran-Fikes

March 04, 2015

Administrator set records for Penn track in 70s including the first Ivy League athlete to run a sub-4 minute Mile.

By Steven Jacobson, The Daily Pennsylvanian

As a bookish, unathletic high school freshman, Elton Cochran-Fikes shuddered at the idea of anything having to do with sports.

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