Sara Sutherland's Attitude of Gratitude After Being Away From Racing
“I remember the day I ran 4:06. I was on the phone with Riley and he was like, ‘You did it! You got the Olympic standard!’ And I was like, ‘Ugh! I just want to go faster!’ We’re all wired that way. Th...
3 Syys 202049min
Joey Berriatua on His Sub-Four Mile Chase, Taking A Leap of Faith with Tinman Elite
“I just kind of wanted to write my own narrative of what it meant to be a professional runner. I knew coming out of college, I just didn’t want to give up on that dream. It was super important for me ...
28 Elo 20201h 4min
Trayvon Bromell's Road Back From Injury And His Drive To Be Better Than Before
“I can’t wait for COVID to be over so I can step in some of these schools and juvenile delinquent centers to talk to these people because they need someone to talk to. I tell people all the time that ...
12 Elo 20201h 1min
District Track Club's Edose Ibadin: Where Your Story Starts Isn’t Where It Ends
“With track it’s definitely a lot different than your basketball and football. With track, you’re always going to be able to compete against those mid-major schools and Power 5 schools no matter what ...
5 Elo 202039min
Ciaran O'Lionaird And The Not Dead Yet Comeback Tour
“At the end of the day, I stepped away and I took on this mindset of ‘I’m not just a runner’ and I wanted to do other shit whether it was in work or outside of work. I wanted to distance myself from t...
30 Heinä 20201h 11min
Sam Chelanga On Going With The Wind And Finding Victory Within For His Career And Life
“What I know is the aspect of being looked at differently because of our national heritage – in this case as Kenyan athletes who also happen to be Black in the United States of America. It’s real...On...
20 Heinä 20201h 3min
Chanelle Price On Her Comeback And Not Walking Away From The Sport With Regrets
"JJ (Clark) helped me realize: 'You have to let high school go. This is a new chapter. It's a new environment. You're away from home. Your body is changing. There's a lot going on. Everything you achi...
15 Heinä 20201h
Elise Cranny On How She Went From Injured To 14:48 for No. 7 U.S. All-Time for 5,000m, Patience As A High School Star, Re-Living Stanford Success
On July 1, Elise Cranny ran 14:48.02 to become the 7th fastest American woman in history for the 5,000 meters. The race was run in Portland, Oregon in front of no fans and just against her teammates. ...
8 Heinä 20201h 16min
