This is part one of a series entitled, What’s on Your Bookshelf? I’m always inspired by someone else’s reading list. Or Bookshelf. Have you
Proposal to the IAAF – Scheduling the 100 200 400 for Usain Bolt
If Usain Bolt runs the 400 meters in 2010 or 2011 as promised, and sets the WR in the process, he might consider running the 100, 200, 400 and 4x100m
Rieti Italy Revisited
Complete meet information for the IAAF Grand Prix meet in Rieti, Italy can be found here. Asafa Powell set the 100m WR of 9.74 on September 9, 2007
400 meter Sprinting vs. 100 meter Freestyle Swim
I am currently in Rome where the 2009 FINA World Championships are held. There’s quite a buzz in the city with the electric atmosphere of a
Move over Matt Bogdanowicz, here comes Alicia Weber!
When Speedendurance covered Matt Bogdanowicz’s World Record attempts, a lot of you were wondering who set the equivalent WR for a women? As you know,
Technological Innovations in Track and Field
Let's face it, the new swimming suits have helped demolish world records at a record pace (no pun intended). Ross and Jonathan from the Science of
Product Review: Globus Premium Sport Plus Electronic Muscle Stimulator
This article was guest blogged by Derek M. Hansen of Running Mechanics.com. Derek is also the Head Coach of our Metro Athletic Club. Having used
“Good to Great” Book – Analogies to Track and Field
I just read a great business book by Jim Collins called Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap... and Others Don't It has a great overview
Jessica Hardy and the Supplement Contamination Saga
Once again, we have another case of an alleged supplement contamination. I don't know who to believe anymore. It's a classic case of "he said, she