Mile News


Long May You Run ... at Sub-5 Minute Pace

October 20, 2014

Top Master and 3:55 Miler goes sub-5 for the Mile for 33rd straight year.

By Christian Cushing-Murray

I woke up this morning, Saturday, October 18, and broke 5 minutes in a Mile. This is not meant to be boastful--those who know me know that it does not require a monumental effort--yet--on my...

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Alan Webb Reinvents Himself as a Triathlete

October 19, 2014

“I’m not the runner that I was, but I still have this opportunity for however long.”

By Scott Cacciola, New York Times

BEAVERTON, Ore. — Alan Webb arrived at Portland International Airport last month and prepared to present his passport. He was scheduled to fly from Oregon to Denver to...

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1973 Hayward Field Restoration: Prefontaine takes on Wottle

October 14, 2014

“I can remember just thinking that to me it was one person wins, one person loses, but he had the perspective that I wished I had. He kind of knew that often times, it’s not you. It’s your competitors and your coach and all the other things. It all mixes together to develop a world class runner."...

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How to run a perfect Mile

October 11, 2014

Exciting new research published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology showed that running a Mile has the same mortality-lengthening benefits as a marathon.

By Farrah Storr, London Evening Standard

Not so long ago I was out at lunch with a group of sporty types. They were the...

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