Mile News


Q&A with rising U.S. Mile star Karisa Nelson

December 15, 2020

What keeps me going is the fact that there are so many more goals to achieve beyond winning a national title and that I don’t think that I’m even close to my ceiling.

By Phil Patterson Jr., Heel Striker

Karisa Nelson grew up in Brewton, Alabama, a small town of only 5,200. She ran her first...

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Great moments: Bannister’s sub-4 Mile

December 12, 2020

“The stopwatches held the answer. The announcement came – ‘Result of one Mile … time, three minutes’ – the rest lost in the roar of excitement.”

By Jason Henderson, Athletics Weekly

As part of our series on the most momentous occasions from the past 75 years to celebrate the diamond...

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New Jersey-New York Track Club in flux as HOKA’s 4-year sponsorship ends

December 02, 2020

Longtime legendary coach Frank Gagliano remains at the helm, while his assistant coaches form a new group

By Sarah Lorge, Runner's World

The New Jersey-New York Track Club (NJ*NY TC), an elite training group founded in 2010 by legendary coach Frank Gagliano, is in flux after title sponsor...

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How to Run a Mile as Fast as Possible

November 24, 2020

Three key workouts for speed & endurance to produce your best Mile

By Edward Lane, Men's Health

One of the most effective ways to train – and one of the most beneficial for your physical and mental health – is mastering the Mile.

“The Mile is an amazing blend of speed and endurance, and a...

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