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Lauryn Williams has written this excellent blog on supplements, anti-ageing experts and how they are the new snake oil salesmen. Whilst I’m a million miles away from being a top class athlete, it has always amazed me that athletes take… Continue Reading →
The annual funding announcement came out from UK Athletics last week. As usual there were stories of athletes being axed and some sob stories about losing their funding. It’s not exactly an opaque process and not helped by UKA not… Continue Reading →
Here are a few notes looking back at the IAAF 14th World Championships in Moscow. The Crowds A lot has been said about the crowds or lack of them in Moscow. The mornings were particularly sparse. The comparison to London… Continue Reading →
I’ve uploaded my photos and performed some basic grouping but not much editing yet. These are hosted on my photography site and not within this blog. The group is available here – http://photography.mibdude.com/f595518492 The first group (Moscow 2013) is all… Continue Reading →
Here’s a progression of the Women’s 400m in picture form: Inside 100m and Hastings almost up with Ohuruogu and Montsho also out quickly Hastings at least level with Ohuruogu Hastings past Ohuruogu by the difference between relay boxes (red lines)… Continue Reading →
Here’s a progression of the Men’s 10KM in picture form: Thumbs up from the photographer, must be all good for Mo Galen Rupp checks with Mo as to what the plan is Oh no, there’s that Jelian guy in the… Continue Reading →
After 2 all-day sessions, I’ve finally had sometime to get myself together to be able to write something from Moscow but it still took another day to publish some thoughts on the setup here in Moscow! Timetable I don’t know… Continue Reading →
