Mile News


More than 200 kids take part in muddy one-Mile XC race

January 10, 2015

"Running over a ‘proper’ cross country course, with hills, mud, rain and wind to contend with is character building."

By Tom Murphy, Westmorland Gazette

More than 200 children from 16 South Lakeland primary schools took part in a muddy one-Mile u11 cross country race at Casterton, Sedbergh...

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Marty Liquori Profile

January 07, 2015

From Racing Past

Marty Liquori in full flight, still viewable on the Internet, has to be one of the finest sights in competitive running. He appeared on the running scene in 1967 as the third American high-schooler to break the 4 minute Mile. The 17-year-old from New Jersey was only seventh in...

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Mile Moment of the Month: First prep sub-4 Mile indoors

January 05, 2015

HOKA ONE ONE presents the Mile Moment of the Month

By Bring Back the Mile

Until January 20, 2001, no prep athlete, including teen phenom Jim Ryun, had broken 4 minutes for the Mile indoors. At the 2001 New Balance Games in New York City, the newest U.S. teen Mile star Alan Webb from Reston,...

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Shannon Rowbury Interview

January 02, 2015

I have some time before I have to make a decision on which distance to race in the Olympics and I will watch and see how the competition pans out as we get closer.

By Christopher Kelsall, AthleticsIllustrated.com

Shannon Rowbury is one of America’s best middle-distance runners. She has...

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