1500m Olympic medalist Josh Kerr and his Coach Danny Mackey on the training, psychology and key workouts that led to him to become one of the best middle distance runners in the world.
Tomorrow the stage is set for a dramatic showdown between the mid-distance stars of three nations: The Netherlands, Kenya, and Great Britain — with a new American challenger. Here’s how they stack up against each other.
When it comes to the 1500m races in Tokyo, nothing less than two gold medals will suffice for Kenya given the world-leading ability of their stars: Faith Kipyegon and Timothy Cheruiyot. After commanding performances at the Monaco Diamond League, they are very much the athletes to beat.
The veteran Centrowitz puts on a clinic in 1500m tactics, while young Hocker relies on speed and grit to carry him to a national championship.
Things are about to heat up as Centrowitz and Hocker go head to head and a dozen fast milers compete for three precious spots on the Olympic team.
The 8-time U.S. champion opens up about her decision to race cross country, her training, goals, dreams and what it’s like to be teammates with Shalane Flanagan.
The former University of Oregon standout ran the 1500m in 3:31.96.
The American champ won't be tweaking much in 2012.
The race pits Olympians against world champions.
He admits not being surprised making the podium.
The race is a rematch of current world #1 versus the 2011 world champion.
One of the best distance runners in the world will competing in a two-mile race.