Mile News


How running has changed since the 4-minute Mile

April 25, 2014

When I was a child in the late 1950s, my parents taught me about Bannister's Mile just as they taught me about the first climbing of Mount Everest.

By Mary Beard, BBC.com

As we approach the 60th anniversary of the 4-minute Mile, historian Mary Beard reflects on what has changed in the sport...

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State Mile Guide: #34 Kansas

April 25, 2014

Date of Statehood: January 29, 1861
Capital: Topeka
Motto: Ad astra per aspera (To the stars through difficulty)

Kansas’ state motto, “To the stars through difficulty,” perfectly encapsulates the feelings of those that struggle to realize a dream, and in particular their running dreams. The...

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Manzano, Kampf Win Close Races at USA 1 Mile Road Championships

April 22, 2014

2012 Olympic 1500m silver medalist wins his first USA road title; Queen of the Road Mile breaks event record

> Men's Race Video at RunnerSpace.com
> Women's Race Video at RunnerSpace.com

INDIANAPOLIS – Olympic silver medalist Leo Manzano and Team USA Minnesota standout Heather Kampf kicked...

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Ricky Faure Lives High, Races Fast

April 22, 2014

Wyoming HS senior clocks 4:09 PR to win Arcadia Invitational Mile

By Marc Bloom for Running Times

Ricky Faure of Rock Springs (Wyo.) High School, currently the nation's leading combined 800m runner and Miler, is looking to run sub-1:50 and 4:05 this spring after launching his season with an...

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