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Farah, an accomplished distance runner, made the revelation in an upcoming documentary, saying it could put his citizenship at risk.
Author: Talya Minsberg
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Olympic Champion Mo Farah Says He Was Trafficked to U.K. as a Child
The New York Times – Sports:
Farah, an accomplished distance runner, made the revelation in an upcoming documentary, saying it could put his citizenship at risk.
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Running Post-Covid: How to Get Back to Training
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It’s not easy to tell runners to slow down when many of their goals are to speed up.
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Allyson Felix’s Retirement Plan Has Already Started
The New York Times – Sports:
The 11-time Olympic medalist is running her final competitive season. Up next? Full-time advocacy and mentorship.
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An Older Boston Marathon Runner Piles Up the Goals
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In 2019, Mariko Yugeta became the first woman older than 60 to finish a marathon in less than three hours. In the Boston Marathon, she tried to do it again.
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Nutrition for Runners: Your Questions, Answered
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What’s the real benefit in refueling soon after a run? Can eating mid-run help speed recovery? Your nutrition questions, answered.
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Your Running Injury Questions, Answered
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How can you avoid overuse injuries? Can you run through upper body pain? What kind of cross-training is the most efficient? Your injury questions, answered.
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Cancer Nearly Took His Life. But the New York Marathon Awaited.
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Almost a year ago to the day, the elite runner Tommy Rivers Puzey learned to sit up in a bed again. On Sunday, he attempted the New York City Marathon.