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Liam Adams continues to perform at the highest level and race out of his skin when competing for Australia at the major championships, with ...

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Louis McAfee was excited to be finally lacing up for his debut marathon on the Gold Coast after the cancellation of last year&#39;s race only a ...

Tim Vincent is in the fourth year of a Clinical Exercise Physiology Degree, and like most elite runners in Australia, is juggling the traini...

Aidan Hobbs is a very capable and versatile runner that has been on the rise for a couple of years now. Running 15 of the last 28 consecutiv...

Michael is a chippy from Canberra who decided after a few years away from running, where he had competed in the 8 and 1500mtr along with nat...

Rorey was born in Perth but grew up in Far North Queensland before moving to Brisbane where his running career started to blossom. At 6&#39;1 he...

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Ed Goddard did not let go of the dream of representing Australia at a Major Championship and running one of the fastest marathons by an Aust...

Kieren Tall has been consistently racing at the pointy end on the track and road for a couple of years now but this year has stepped up onto...

Liam Adams passage to his first Olympics in Rio 2016 was certainly filled with lots of barriers that he just managed to hurdle on the very l...

Ed Goddard will be spotted running the hilly streets of the North Shore suburb of Mosman, Sydney with phone in hand and his long blonde lock...

They say you&#39;re a product of your environment and Andy is certainly no exception to that rule. Andy grew up in Bendigo and as a child his fa...

Ben decided early on after graduating university in physics that he&#39;d rather be re-writing the record books than reading them. Ben found his...

Izzi could not turn down the incredible opportunity of a 4 year scholarship in the US that was offered on the back of numerous national leve...

Sam Hopper is a kiwi that flew the coop, yes Kiwi&#39;s are flightless, but not this one can when laced up! Hopper jumped - or hopped (sorry) - ...

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A fantastic chat with Myles who has his sights set on breaking the 2:20 barrier for the road marathon distance in the near future with the f...

Lisa Weightman has had an incredible lengthy career in distance running to date with a lot more championship racing and personal bests to add to the already crowded running CV. Lisa has competed at multiple World Cross, World Champs, Commonwealth and Olympic Games and is currently looking fairly secure in making her 4th consecutive Olympic Marathon in Tokyo next August. Lisa like all distance runners has had to endure not only the physical trauma of running marathons but also the emotional rollercoaster that is inevitable not only when racing but when the body is unable to cooperate in training. Lisa has juggled representing her country for decades now with working full time and for the past 6 years, being a Mum. Lisa has recently just commenced the next marathon training block in preparation for a potential Olympic Games qualifying marathon next April in Australia with the aim to run a personal best and cement her spot on the Australian marathon team for Tokyo, a great listen. Enjoy!   

Marnie Ponton has her sights focused solely on running a fast marathon with the added challenges that face the best female marathon runners in this country and abroad, employment and motherhood. Marnie has picked up Aussie singlets for World Mountain Running Champs, Commonwealth Half Marathon Champs and World Cross Country as well as winning numerous road races, track events and the iconic Six Foot Track trail race in the Blue Mountains. Marnie is currently in 10k training mode under the guidance of Dick Telford and with the extremely deep field toeing the line in Launceston on December 13 she will be able to gauge her current level of fitness amongst the countries best. Marnie is patiently waiting for that fast marathon racing environment opportunity to arise before anchoring down into the next marathon prep with the aim to shred minutes of her current personal best, a great listen, Enjoy!

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Malcolm Hicks - aka Hicksy - has competed at an elite level on the track and road over all distances for many years and represented New Zealand at the Worlds in Doha last year running the marathon in extremely challenging conditions where he performed extremely well. Hicksy has only ever raced 4 marathons with the first being 2018 Berlin running a 2:16 and the last being a 2:10 in Sevilla in February this year. With the Tokyo Olympic qualifying standard of 2:11:30 set for the marathon, Hicksy is placed in a great position to pick up another black singlet, competing for his country at his first Olympic Games come August next year in Sapporo.  A great yarn with a fine runner and top bloke, Enjoy!   <br> 

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