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What a career 🤩
36-year-old Dalilah Muhammad 🇺🇸 ends her illustrious pro career with a 53.11 season’s best for fourth place in the World Ultimate 400m hurdles.
Muhammad won the 2016 Olympic gold and broke the world record in 2019; she retires as the third fastest woman all time at 51.58. Her resume:
Olympics 🥇🥇🥈
Worlds 🥇🥇🥈🥈🥉
Diamond League 🥇🥇
U.S. 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥈
Call me old school but I think what's more disrespectful to the victims of 9/11 isn't not rebuilding the same two buildings, but the swallowing of Saudi jizz and taking bribes. But that's just me 🤷♂️
He wasn't at Ground Zero. He wasn't carried out by fire fighters. Of all the things, this is easiest to prove. He was on the phone seconds after the towers fell. Why can't you all say "you're lying"? What are we even doing here folks?
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Never Forget. #EarthquakeDay #NeverForget
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Epic.
17-year-old Cooper Lutkenhaus threw the haymaker on the Olympic champ from 500-700m (12.6 then 12.8)
Wanyonyi answered w/ the fastest last 100 in the field—12.7 to Cooper's 13.1 —but it wasn't enough.
Lutkenhaus wins by 0.01.
1:42.08 WL & PB 👏
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Watching this on repeat 🔁
🇨🇭 Audrey Werro and 🇬🇧 Keely Hodgkinson battle at the Stockholm Diamond League women’s 800m.
1 – 🇨🇭 Audrey Werro, 1:53.98 DLR, MR, WL, NR
2 – 🇬🇧 Keely Hodgkinson, 1:54.33 NR
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So…when does an American man break two hours for the marathon? 🫣 🇺🇸
The American record is 2:04:43 set by Conner Mantz at the Chicago Marathon last fall.
Zouhair Talbi ran 2:03:45 at the Boston Marathon (not record-eligible)
26%In the next 5 years
42%In the next 10 years
21%20+ years from now
11%Never
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On Sunday, I was surprised by Vincent Mauri’s 2:05:53 marathon debut at the Glass City Marathon in Toledo. The fastest ever by an American.
Then, we dove into his Strava and I spoke to him about his self-coached training today. I’ve never been more fascinated by someone’s approach.
Some things that stood out…
-5.6 miles at 5:48/mi the day before his marathon
-Ripped a few 200s closing in 26 five days before
- 19 miles at 5:31 seven days out…on the treadmill
-Wasn’t even planning on Toledo until Carmel was canceled
– Does almost all his training in non-carbon-plated shoes
Gosh, the marathon is such a cool event. So may different approaches to run fast.
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Zeus: so two guys ran sub 2 hour marathons today
Pheidippidies: holy shit, I guess I’m going to meet them any second now
Zeus, unsure of how to soften the blow: No, they’re actually totally okay. In fact you were basically the only person to ever die from a marathon
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HELLO AGAIN! 👋
Allyson Felix, the most decorated female track and field athlete in Olympic history, tells TIME that she is coming out of retirement to pursue a spot at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics at age 42.
Her goal is to qualify for the Olympic Trials and make the relay pool. She last competed at the 2022 World Championships in Eugene, Oregon.
According to TIME, Felix pitched the idea to her brother and business partner Wes last June with a formal presentation titled "Project Six" as a reference to her attempt to make a sixth Olympic Games.
A full training schedule is set to begin in October under longtime coach Bobby Kersee.
She expects to return to competition sometime in 2027. She doesn't expect to compete regularly on the global circuit in an effort to try and stay close to her two children (7-year-old daughter Camryn and two-year-old son Trey).
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You don’t see this too often.
Nike congratulates Adidas marathoner Sabastian Sawe on his 1:59:30 marathon world record.
Today, Sawe broke Kelvin Kiptum’s 2:00:35 world record and became the first man to run first sub-2:00 marathon on a record-eligible course. Eliud Kipchoge did it in 2019 but it was not record-eligible.















