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Study's Warning Of Hard Training

ADOLESCENT GIRLS AT RISK OF LONG-TERM DAMAGE

Stand Up And Be Counted

A STANDING START SHOULD MEAN JUST THAT, SAYS DR SEAN CAREY. HERE HE OUTLINES HOW YOUR POSTURE MATTERS AT THE START OF ANY DISTANCE RACE

The Croydon Express

ROMELL GLAVE HAS BEEN SETTING BRITISH TRACKS ON FIRE SINCE MOVING TO THESE SHORES FROM JAMAICA.

So Where Do We Go From Here?

IN PART TWO OF HIS LONDON 2017 ANALYSIS, TOM McNAB LOOKS AT HOW THE SPORT CAN BOOST PARTICIPATION AND PERFORMANCE

Running Record

Even if you don’t have a race entry, you can still play your part in this weekend of sport by pulling your trainers on

Jenny's Journey

THERE’S NO DOUBTING NOW THAT MULTI GLOBAL MEDALLIST EY JENNY SIMPSON BELONGS AT THE TOP TABLE WHEN IT COMES TO THE 1500m

Brendan Foster At 70

THE FORMER EUROPEAN AND COMMONWEALTH CHAMPION CELEBRATES A BIRTHDAY MILESTONE THIS WEEK

Northern Ireland Trying To End Medal Drought

COUNTRY AIMS TO MAKE COMMONWEALTH PODIUM FOR FIRST TIME SINCE 1990

Farah Tackles Doha Half

OLYMPIC CHAMPION JOINS BRITS THOMPSON AND STEEL IN QATAR RACE

Muir Will Have Some Studying To Do At World Indoors

THE most physically demanding part of the final year of her veterinary degree may be over, but Laura Muir’s juggling act between studying and elite level sport will carry on for a few months yet, writes Euan Crumley.

Tipping The Balance

OVERTRAINING CAN HAVE CATASTROPHIC CONSEQUENCES ON PERFORMANCE, AS LINDSY WOODFORD REPORTS

Running Without Fear

GB INTERNATIONAL ALEX TEUTEN OFFERS INSIGHT ON THE PSYCHOLOGY OF CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNING

SPARTANS' OLYMPIC DREAM

ORGANISERS OF THE SPARTAN RACE SERIES SET SIGHTS ON 2028 LA GAMES

HIGH JUMPER IS SMOKIN'

BRITISH CHAMP CELEBRATES SELECTION FOR NEXT MONTH’S COMMONWEALTH GAMES BY POSING WITH A CIGAR FROM HIS OWN COMPANY

Doyle Is Ready To Go

Doyle Is Ready To Go

Maslak Wins Trio Of Titles

CZECH SPRINTER FINISHES THIRD BUT TAKES GOLD AFTER FRONT TWO ARE DISQUALIFIED

Lavillenie Is Poles Apart

FRENCHMAN’S CLASS SHINES THROUGH AS HE VAULTS TO YET ANOTHER GOLD

Teenager's Shock Victory

CUBAN’S NERVES OF STEEL HELP TO LAND HIM GOLD IN THRILLING EVENT

Kiwi Walsh Tops Superb Shot

NEW ZEALAND THROWER RETAINS TITLE WITH NEW CHAMPS RECORD

World Record Brilliance

POLAND SPRING A RELAY SURPRISE TO OVERTAKE USA AND FINISH RACE WITH A FLOURISH

Birmingham Staging The Euro Clubs Cup

EUROPEAN CHAMPION CLUBS CUP, ALEXANDER STADIUM, MAY 26-27

Ta Lou's Inspired Run

Ta Lou’s Inspired Run

Alina Is Finding Encouragement

Alina Is Finding Encouragement

Grabarz Bows Out

WHEN Robbie Grabarz spoke to AW on the eve of the World Indoors in March for a feature about what he does in the countdown to a competition, he explained that his routine was second nature because he had been high jumping for more than a couple of decades.

Muir's One Track Mind

LAURA MUIR says no longer having her veterinary degree to study for is “quite surreal” but she’s looking forward to finding out what she can achieve this summer with athletics as her focus, writes Jessica Whittington.

Yee's The Best Of The Battling Brits

Amdouni, meanwhile, had two targets – the victory and the long-standing French record of Antonio Martins of 27:22.78 – but the 30-year-old was left a slightly frustrated runner-up after missing the mark by 14 seconds and the win by only a quarter of a second.

BMC President Hails Bell's 800m Success

BRITISH Milers’ Club president and highly respected coach Norman Poole has described Alexandra Bell’s victory in the 800m at the Watford Grand Prix as one of the finest he has ever seen.

Doctor's Bicycle Burden Lands Him World Record

THE ACT of completing a marathon is arduous enough for most, but doing so while also carrying a bike is a challenge many people would run the proverbial mile from. 

Can Non-Coffee Drinkers Gain A Greater Boost From Caffeine?

CAFFEINE can boost performance, but how and to what extent is the subject of much scientific scrutiny. In the latest investigation, by Dr Brendan Egan and Mark Evans from the School of Health and Human Performance at Dublin City University, it’s suggested that the performance-enhancing benefits of the substance are more pronounced in athletes who are not habitual consumers of tea, coffee and energy drinks.

Athletes Urged To Sign Up To Coaching Scheme

BRITISH ATHLETICS has launched a brand new programme, Athlete to Coach, designed to encourage current and former elite international athletes to become licenced coaches.