Mile News


Wireless WildCat Robot Can Run a Sub-4 Minute Mile

October 05, 2013

Match race with the Roger Bannister of robots and humans next?

By Meg Wagner, Mashable.com

The Cheetah robot was born in 2012. The speedy four-legged bot could run at 29 miles per hour — outpacing Usain Bolt — while tethered to a power supply.

Now, the cat's off the leash.

Boston Dynamics...

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Throwback Thursday: Will Leer

October 03, 2013

The Minnetonka Mile star split time between soccer and running in high school

By Liam Boylan-Pett, from Running Times

Who: Will Leer
High School: Minnetonka High School, Minnetonka, MN, Class of 2003
HS Personal Records:
400m: 50.8
800m: 1:54.6
1600m: 4:16.4
Current PRs:
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Catching Up with Jenny Simpson

October 02, 2013

"I think this stretch of American middle-distance and distance success has the potential of being remembered as a great era of our sport."

By Scott Bush, RunnerSpace.com

It's been a wild 2013 season for U.S. middle distance star Jenny Simpson. Switching coaches after a disappointing 2012...

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Mile ace Nick Willis: How to organize your own track meet

October 01, 2013

Inaugural Running Institute Mile draws 4,000 fans and produces seven men under 4 minutes including winner Willis; 2014 event set for August 10

By SPIKES Magazine

Prior to this year’s athletics world champs, Nick Willis was in desperate need for a competitive race, so he decided to organize...

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