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Articles filed under 'Track & Field'

Gibson Relays Provides Memorable Moments

The 2013 edition of the Gibson Relays featured some scintillating runs that left the crowd in awe and anticipation of Champs. Full Story »
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A Blend of Flavor and Spice at 2013 Millrose Games

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What to Expect from the 100m World Champion Today

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No More Playing Around, Semenya Set to Take 800m Gold

South Africa’s Caster Semenya, the 800m World champion is set to defend her title tomorrow against a formidable field of competitors who include the Russian duo of Yuliya Rusanova (1:56.99 SB) and Ekaterina Kostetskaya (1:57.19 SB) and the world’s number-1-ranked 800m specialist Jamaica’s Kenia Sinclair (1:58.21 SB). Full Story »
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Stockholm: A Litmus Test for Daegu Contenders

The Stockholm Diamond League tomorrow, July 29, offers a buffet of races that will whet the appetite of the avid track fans, prior to the main course to be served up in Daegu. The following five mouth-watering events should not be missed. Full Story »

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Do Not Stress Over the Competition

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How to Manage Anxiety in Track And Field

Our worries and anxieties can overwhelm us at times. In addition, they can distort our perception of what is reality and what isn’t. Now that the track and field season is in high gear, here are a few techniques that athletes can use to help gain a better perspective on things during anxious moments. Full Story »
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4 Things We’ve Learned From the Paris Diamond League

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Like Father, Like Daughter

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Guyana's Athletics Body Making Big Moves Amid Frustration

Twenty-four years after being crowned Guyana’s national sprint champion (1985), Colin Boyce, an assistant superintendent of police in Guyana, was elevated to the helm of the Athletic Association of Guyana (AAG) as its president in January 2009. Today he believes that under his leadership the organization has made great strides in the development of track and field in the country. Full Story »
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