Blog: Stanford's Alicia Follmar fell during the leadoff leg the Penn women's distance medley. While she was trying to get up, she took a spike to the head. She was able to get up and help her team finish 3rd.
These photos are from Track and Field News
Blog: As the cross-country season begins, a disagreement has emerged over whether kids should run barefoot or wear running shoes.
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Blog: This article talks about how kids' running clubs are making a difference in their lives. For 15 to 20 minutes before school, kids run together. Not only does this help to fight childhood obesity, but teachers are reporting that the kids are doing better in class.
Here's the link
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Blog: All I can say is, "WOW"! It's a great moment from college running. Watch the second clip in the video.
Blog: This is an article about Maddie McKeever. She's a long distance runner at Duke. The article talks about her workouts and her need to find balance in her life for running and studying.
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Blog: The 2004 Foolocker National Champion, Kenny Cormier, who's been on full scholarship at Arkansas, has decided to fulfill a childhood dream and become a United States Marine.
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Blog: What do you think about this? She wore the same outfit for 3 years without any problems.
A high school student who has the fastest mile and two-mile times of any girl runner in Washington DC in recent times has been disqualified from a local indoor track-and-field competition after officials said her Muslim clothing violated national competition rules.
Juashaunna Kelly, a devout Muslim, was wearing the same uniform she has worn for the past three seasons while running for her school's cross-country and track teams: a custom-made, one-piece, blue and orange unitard that covers her head, arms, torso and legs.
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