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What on earth was I thinking? How could I do it? Eliud Kipchoge comes to Melbourne and I don’t even go to watch the marathon. Only the greatest ever male marathoner and I opted for a walk in the hills.

Eliud Kipchoge in Kenya
Credits: NN Running Team

Of course, Kipchoge is past the best days which brought Olympic gold medals (two), multiple world records, even mor...


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Brad manages his toe and stomach.

Julian finds some ideal people in the early hours.

Brady sifts through his workout’s heart rate data.

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Written by Ben Traynor, for Runner’s Tribe

The Trail Devil 3 is the third chapter of the shoe that put Tarkine on the trail. The original Devil arrived as the brand’s second ever model and won fans with its wide toe box, rockered ride and plush comfort. The Trail Devil 2 refined everything. Now the Devil gets the one thing it was missing: a Vibram Mega...


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By Len Johnson

You win if you help other people

In being honoured with a life governorship of Australian Athletics in 2014, Pat Clohessy defined a broader notion of winning. “You win if you help other people,” he said in his acceptance speech.

Clo with wife Moira

This came from a coach who had guided Rob de Castella to a world record and...


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If you want to have a chat with Agnes Jebet Ngetich, best do it before the starting gun is fired. If you see her, say hello sort of thing. Once the gun goes off you may not see her again any time soon.

Not on the evidence of 2026, anyway. When the gun went off at the start of the women’s half-marathon at the world road running championships in Copenhagen last weekend, ...


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