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198: Liam Adams on his Olympic Marathon | Jarryd Clifford’s Road to Tokyo

198: Liam Adams on his Olympic Marathon | Jarryd Clifford’s Road to TokyoThis week is sponsored by New Balance, where you can check out their full range of running shoes including the recently released and reviewed Vongo v5.
 
Brad finally joins in the lockdown experience after a solid Deek’s Quarters session.Julian works through his knee issues but still rolls out a 10K time trial with Surf Coast TC.Brady long runs with podcasts as lockdowns on both sides of the border. 
 
Peter Bol bounced back from his Olympic campaign in Szczecin, Poland winning the Men’s 800m in 1:45.49, beating bronze medallist Patryk Dobek.Resultshttps://www.runnerstribe.com/latest-news/peter-bol-wins-800m-in-poland/ 
 
The London Marathon scheduled for 3rd October announced the 2021 Elite Field, including Australia’s Sinead Diver and World Record holder and Olympic silver medallist Brigid Kosgei.Official London Marathon Press Release
 
Diamond League Zurich to hold the 5000m Final on a temporary outdoor track laid around the opera house, held on 8th September.Diamond League Press Release
 
Liam Adams joins in from halfway through his quarantine experience to recap his Olympic marathon performance at Sapporo, how his training went into the lead up and how he executed his race plan and whether he met the goal he set for himself. How he’s kept busy in quarantine and what his plans for the year ahead with Commonwealth Games & World Championships.https://www.instagram.com/p/CSeTHEwnsbd/ 
 
Listener Question asks what the boys would do if they were in charge of athletics in Australia, coming up with a variety of initiatives to boost the sport while Moose prepares for life with Baby Moose.
Jarryd Clifford returns to the show calling in from Cairns, two weeks out from the start of the Paralympic Games, where he plans to take on the 5000m, 1500m and the marathon. In this conversation, Jarryd gives an explanation on how the classification system works and who to look out for during these Paralympic Games.https://www.instagram.com/p/CRqaBhZgCPs/
 
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197: Tokyo Olympics Week 2

197: Tokyo Olympics Week 2
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Brad gets through a rare patch of dry weather in Canberra and back into Deek’s Quarters.Julian grinds through his biggest week of mileage with Nipsey Hussel, then left beaming after Ellie’s run in Sapporo.Brady puts in a big mileage in anticipation of race week before lockdown strikes again.
Peter Bol, with the nation behind him, came 4th place in the Men’s 800m after a brave performance where he led from the front for most of the race.Men’s 800m Final Resulthttps://www.runnerstribe.com/latest-news/de-grasse-supreme-peter-bol-a-magnificent-4th-and-gen-gregson-heartbreak-plus-hall-hull-mixing-it-with-the-best/ 
Men’s 1500m Oli Hoare ran 3:36.09 and Stewy McSweyn 3:36.39 to progress in their first-round heats, while Jye Edwards avoided a collision in a slower paced heat to finish with a 3:42.62. Both Stewy and Oli advanced into the final, where Stewy McSweyn took the lead and gave himself every chance until the final lap where he was caught and passed by the field, finishing seventh overall while Oli finished eleventh.
Men’s 1500m Final Resulthttps://www.runnerstribe.com/latest-news/day-9-evening-session-our-high-jump-girl-wins-silver-hassan-wins-the-double-javelin-upset-ingebrigtsen-incredible-and-aussies-give-it-a-red-hot-go-in-1500m-relays-round-off-a-great-night/ 
Dave McNeill in the Men’s 5000m ran 13:39.97, just missing out the final based on placing, while Morgan McDonald’s 13.37.36 for him missed the final based on times. Pat Tiernan withdrew, unable to recover from the 10000m.Men’s 5000m Heat 1 (Dave McNeill)Men’s 5000m Heat 2 (Morgan McDonald)
On her birthday, Gen Gregson in the 3000m Steeplechase Final had an unfortunate fall at the final water barrier where she ruptured her achilles and was unable to finish the race.Women’s Steeplechase Final Resulthttps://www.runnerstribe.com/latest-news/chemutai-wins-steeple-becoming-ugandas-first-women-olympic-champion/ 
Jessica Hull set a new National Record of 3:58.81 in the Women’s 1500m to advance into the Final, while the previous record holder Linden Hall placed third in her heat to also advance. In the final Linden overcame being boxed in early to finish 6th with a PB of 3:59.01, with Jess placing 11th in a deep field.Women’s 1500m Final Resulthttps://www.runnerstribe.com/latest-news/you-gotta-have-faith/ 
Sifan Hassan unleashed a strong kick in Women’s 10000m Final over the top of Bahrain’s Kalkidan Gezahegne and world record holder in the event to not only win the final but also to complete a rare treble in to medal in the 1500m and 5000m as well. Women’s 10000m Final Result
Women’s marathon Sinead Diver ran strongly to place 10th with a time of 2:31:14 in humid conditions. Ellie Pashley 2:33:39 23rd ran along with Lisa Weightman 2:34:19 26th. Peres Chepchirchir of Kenya won the race over teammate Brigid Kosgei with previous IRP guest Molly Seidel of the USA taking the bronze medal.Women’s Marathon Resulthttps://www.instagram.com/p/CSWZVeqnC9Q/ 
In the men’s Marathon Liam Adams was our top runner, bettering his result from Rio coming 24th place 2:15:51. Brett Robinson had a hard race in humid conditions to run a time of 2:24:04 for 66th place, while Jack Rayner withdrew in the early stages citing a femoral stress fracture affecting his training. Eliud Kipchoge dominated from 30km onwards to better his time from Rio to take back-to-back gold medals in 2:08:38, while Abdi Nageye of the Netherlands and Bashir Abdi of Belgium rounded out the minor placings.Men’s Marathon Result https://www.runnerstribe.com/latest-news/kipchoge-writes-another-chapter-of-his-legendary-story/ 
Caitlin Adams sets a new parkrun world record as Team Tempo turn it up at Lochiel parkrun.parkrun Press ReleaseThe boys summarise the Olympics with their standout performances of the games before reviewing the newly released New Balance Vongo v5, before Moose goes Loose on commentators glossing over Liam Adams and Brett Robinson’s performance in tough marathon conditions.
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196: 2020 Tokyo Olympics - Athletics Week 1

196: 2020 Tokyo Olympics - Athletics Week 1
 
This week’s episode is brought to you by the newly released Mizuno Wave Sky 5, tune in later in the episode as the boys review the highly-cushioned everyday trainer.
 
Brad pines for drier weather and finds inspiration from the Olympic games.Julian’s getting better coming out of lockdown.Brady continues to build consistency heading towards October.
 
Men’s Steeplechase opened the track campaign, with Ed Trippas placing 11th in the first heat in 8:29.90, while in the second heat Ben Buckingham ran a personal best of 8:20.95 after initially being disqualified for stepping inside the track which was then subsequently reversed. Matt Clarke also in the second heat ran 8:46.23.Men’s Steeplechase Heat 2 (Ed Trippas)Men’s Steeplechase Heat 3 (Ben Buckingham, Matt Clarke)
 
Women’s 800m heats Morgan Mitchell ran 2:05.44 to place sixth in the first heat, while Catriona Bisset ran 2:01.65 for fifth place in the fifth heat.Women’s 800m Heat 1 (Morgan Mitchell)Women’s 800m Heat 5 (Catriona Bisset)
 
Humid conditions greeted the first night of the long distance racing in the Women’s 5000m starting with Rose Davies in the first heat finishing 15:50.07, then in the second heat Jenny Blundell lead the race before finishing 15:11.27 while Izzy Batt-Doyle ran her Olympic debut in 15:21.65Women’s 5000m Heat 1 (Rose Davies)Women’s 5000m Heat 2 (Izzy Batt-Doyle, Jenny Blundell)
Patrick Tiernan was in the mix with a lap to go in the 10,000m before bravely battling on as his body struggled in the final 200m. The race was won by Selemon Berega of Ethiopia with Ugandan pair Joshua Cheptegei and Jacob Kiplimo taking the minor placings.Men's 10000m Results
 
Peter Bol set a new National Record in the opening heat of the Men’s 800m 1:44.13, as he, Charlie Hunter and Jeff Riseley all advanced. In the semi finals, Bol then lowered his record further to 1:44.11 to advance to the final on Wednesday night. Jeff Risely’s run in his semi final was impeded by a fall between Nijel Amos of Botswana and Isaiah Jewett of the USA.Men’s 800m Semi Final 1 (Charlie Hunter)Men’s 800m Semi Final 2 (Peter Bol)Men’s 800m Semi Final 3 (Jeff Risely)https://www.runnerstribe.com/latest-news/bol-in-medal-contention-for-800m/ 
 
The women’s Steeplechase heats were held in sweltering conditions, with Olympic debutants Georgia Winkcup running 9:59.29 and Amy Cashin in 9:34.67 in their respective heats. Gen Gregson clocked 9:26.11 in a contested second heat to advance to the final.Women’s Steeplechase Heat 1 (Georgia Winkcup)Women’s Steeplechase Heat 2 (Gen Gregson)Women’s Steeplechase Heat 3 (Amy Cashin)
 
In the women’s 1500m, Georgia Griffith ran in the first heat with 4:14.43. Jessica Hull came second in her heat 4:05.28, edged out by Sifan Hassan who fell and then kicked hard in the later stages, then Linden Hall clocked 4:02.27 for the fastest 1500m by an Australian in the Olympics. Both Jess and Linden will advance to the semi-finals.Women’s 1500m Heat 1 (Georgia Griffith)Women’s 1500m Heat 2 (Jessica Hull)Women’s 1500m Heat 3 (Linden Hall)
 
Queensland Cross Country Championships taken out over 10km at Toogoolawah Golf Course by Amber Johnson and Tim Vincent.Queensland XC Official Results
 
Nic Harman and Sinead Noonan take out the Perth Half Marathon.Baker Hughes Perth Half Official Results 
 
Matt Ramsden takes the win and venue record at the David Clarke Mile with a time of 3:55.78 
https://www.instagram.com/p/CR7WHmznYAp/ 
The boys review the Mizuno Wave Sky 5 going through the specs and their experiences in wearing the shoe. Listener Question of the week asks about trying to find motivation after a long layoff.Moose parts some glowing last words before Ellie Pashley takes to the Marathon on Sunday, then the boys then close with their predictions for the 1500m and marathon in the week ahead.
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195: Live from the Tokyo Olympic Village with Ben Buckingham (Feat: Matt Clarke)

195: Live from the Tokyo Olympic Village with Ben Buckingham (Feat: Matt Clarke)
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Julian’s back having issues with his body in another week of lockdown.Brady’s left wondering where Archie is for the workouts before getting the message.Brad’s motivation is tested in the cold and wet of Canberra.
Ben Buckingham joins in live from the Tokyo Olympic Village ahead of the first Steeplechase Heats on Friday morning, to recap his races over Finland in the lead up to Tokyo and a bit of what life is like since arriving.
Brisbane to host 2032 Olympics Games, becoming the third Australian City to do so after Melbourne in 1956 and Sydney in 2000.Reuters
 
Reigning Olympic champion Matt Centrowitz sets a new personal best of 3:49 in the mile in a tune-up before Tokyo in an attempt to break Alan Webb’s American record of 3:46.Let’s Runhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogTRf273TZs  
 
Listener Question asks the benefit of running slow to run faster and how to approach it, then Moose goes on the record about what happened with Ellie on the Road to Nowhere and the fame that comes along with going to the Olympics.
The R2NW crew catch up with Australian Olympic steeplechaser, Matthew Clarke.
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Shoe Geeks - July 2021 sponsored by NB

This month's episode of Shoe Geeks is sponsored by New Balance,New Balance is proud to introduce a new premium stability shoe, the Vongo v5. The Vongo v5 builds upon the success of the perfectly cushioned 1080v11 with the addition of an innovative stability solution. Deep flex grooves and a more robust underfoot experience help keep the foot moving efficiently.
 
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194: Gateshead Diamond League

194: Gateshead Diamond League 
 
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Julian pops in and out of Cairns to get Ellie through a tough workout.Brad recalls what he asked on the show as the snow hits Canberra. Brady begins a marathon block of training with some trepidation.
 
Stewy McSweyn clocks 7:28.94 in the London Gateshead Diamond League 3000m, less than a second off his PB just behind winner Mohammad Katir. Matt Ramsden set a new PB of 7:35.65 finishing 5th in the race and 4th fastest of all time while Dave McNeill ran 7:49.32.
Peter Bol comes 3rd in the 800m in 1:45.22 while Jeff Riseley 1:50.05
Rorey Hunter sets a Personal Best in the Emsley Carr Mile in 3:57.39London Diamond League Resultshttps://www.runnerstribe.com/latest-news/katir-mcsweyn-battle-in-gateshead-muller-british-grand-prix-recap/ 
 
Rose Davies and Izzi Batt-Doyle placed first and second in the 1500m at the Joensuu Games, Finland with times of 4:12.30 &4:12.53 respectively. Ben Buckingham ran a 3000m best in 7:49.85.Davies and Doyle then backed up at the Savo Games 5000m in Lapinlahti, Finland with Izzi this time taking the win and meet record off Gen Gregson in 15:16, ahead of Rose in 15:32Joensuu Games ResultsSavo Games Resultshttps://www.instagram.com/p/CRcLufyLiXr/ 
 
Two of Australia’s 1500m women are in fine form leading into the Tokyo Olympics, Linden Hall running 4:00 in a 1500m time trial, while at the Sound Running Sunset Tour Jessica Hull also ran 4:00 for 1500m.Sound Running Sunset Tour Results
 
Tasmania Cross Country Championships taken out by Dejen Gebreselasse & Meriem Daoui. 2021 Tasmanian Cross Country Championship Results
 
Jetty 2 Jetty Fun Run up in Queensland had the half marathon won by Liam Boudin and Jacqui Swindale, while the was 10K won by Jack Bruce and Olga Firsova.Jetty 2 Jetty Results  
 
Timothy Cheruiyot was added to Kenyan Olympic Team after Kamar Eitang had insufficient out of competition tests supplied. https://www.runnerstribe.com/latest-news/cheruiyot-added-to-kenyan-olympic-team/ 
 
Listener Question asks about how to go about preparations for racing at different times of the day, then Moose on The Loose goes on the Olympics infamous Rule #40 restricting athlete’s capacity to make a living, then Brady on the Loose on countries snubbing their athletes after meeting the Olympic qualifying standard.
 
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193: Stewy McSweyn breaks 3:30, Matt Clarke makes it after all

193: Stewy McSweyn breaks 3:30, Matt Clarke makes it after all
 
Brad freezes in Canberra but still rolls smoothly for some 200s.Julian remembers just how cold Anglesea can get in WinterBrady skips Gold Coast and leads the Bats out at Cruden Farm.
 
Matthew Clarke is selected to represent Australia at the Tokyo Olympics in the steeplechase after an open spot became available on roll down.https://www.runnerstribe.com/latest-news/matthew-clarke-is-going-to-the-olympics/ 
 
Peter Bol takes out the win in the 800m in Nancy, France 1:44.89.World Athletics Resultshttps://www.runnerstribe.com/latest-news/giles-beats-murphy-bol-wins-in-france/ 
 
Plenty of action happened at Monaco Diamond League, first with Catriona Bisset posting her second fastest ever 800m in 1:58.42 against a stacked field.
Gen Gregson posts season's best Steeplechase 9:17, closing in on her national record ahead of Tokyo Olympics.Stewy McSweyn became the first Australian to run sub 3:30 for 1500m, chasing winner Timothy Cheruiyot the whole way to set the new National and Oceania record of  3:29.51. Jye Edwards also ran a strong performance to set a new personal best of 3:33.23Monaco 2021 Diamond League Full Results https://www.runnerstribe.com/latest-news/mcsweyn-breaks-330-but-cheruiyot-still-the-king-in-monaco/ 
 
Cruden Farm cross country 12k in Langwarrin, Victoria was dominated by Andy Buchanan for Bendigo Region and Karinna Fyfe of Glenhuntly. Athletics Vic Results Hubhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HYpseC4eg4 
 
Athletics Australia released a statement on Mel Panayiatou testing positive to prohibited substances.Link
This week's listener question gets the boys to recall the most inspiring Olympic moments that they've seen over the years while Moose goes through his purchases of batteries and baby things.The Best of Hicham El Guerrouj - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nulJrt7i5I
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192: Ed Trippas | Australian Olympic Team Announcement | Stewy McSweyn’s Dream Mile

192: Ed Trippas | Australian Olympic Team Announcement | Stewy McSweyn’s Dream Mile
 
Brad leads a fartlek through Mulligans Flat following the cancellation of the Gold Coast Marathon.Julian returns home to Anglesea following the cancellation of the Gold Coast Marathon.Brady picks up some positive vibes following the cancellation of the Gold Coast Marathon.
 
Australian Marathon Championships officially postponed with Athletics Australia announcing to “create a new opportunity for our distance athletes so they can still have the opportunity to compete for a title in a safe and secure environment”.Athletics Australia Press Release
 
Matt Ramsden 13:23 for 5000m in Lucerne, Switzerland in a final attempt to qualify for the Olympics. He would go on to back up with a  3:34.08 in Heusden, Belgium.https://www.instagram.com/p/CQ8FQZIHWtp/ https://www.worldathletics.org/competition/calendar-results/results/7155952 
 
Ed Trippas qualified for the Olympic Steeplechase just before the deadline, running 8:19.60 in Spain and moves up to the 3rd fastest steeplechase of all time.https://www.runnerstribe.com/latest-news/ed-trippas-runs-into-the-record-books-and-to-tokyo/?fbclid=IwAR29Ai1DJrM4JCZm0TXNFUIQ-M8Zon2u6YVPrpYvwwVxNbU5icM27QbA6dY
Stewy McSweyn breaks the Australian Mile Record previously held by Craig Mottram, running 3:48.37 at the Oslo Dream Mile. Jye Edwards finished 3rd in 3:49.27 and also moved to 3rd on the all-time list.
Catriona Bisset came 4th in the women’s 800m 1:59.30, Dave McNeill ran a personal best of 7:39.43 in the 3000m.Bislett Games Resultshttps://www.runnerstribe.com/latest-news/stewart-mcsweyn-breaks-craig-mottrams-australian-mile-record/ 
 
Genevieve Gregson is moving into form with a 9:23.24 steeplechase in the Stockholm Diamond League. Catriona Bisset continues her form with a 1:59.13 in the Women’s 800m, while Kenya’s Timothy Cheruiyot takes out the 1500m.Stockholm Diamond League Results
 
Australian Olympic Distance Runners AnnouncedWomen800m
Catriona Bisset
Morgan Mitchell
1500m
Linden Hall
Jessica Hull
Georgia Griffith
3000m steeplechase
Genevieve Gregson
Amy Cashin
Georgia Winkcup 
5000m
Jenny Blundell
Izzy Batt-Doyle
Rose Davies
Marathon
Sinead Diver
Ellie Pashley
Lisa Weightman
 
Men800m
Peter Bol
Jeff Riseley
Charlie Hunter
1500m
Stewy McSweyn
Jye Edwards
Oli Hoare
3000m steeplechase
Ed Trippas
Ben Buckingham
5000m
Dave McNeill
Morgan McDonald
Patrick Tiernan
10000m
Patrick Tiernan
Marathon
Brett Robinson
Jack Rayner
Liam Adams
Athletics Australia 
https://www.athletics.com.au/news/biggest-australian-athletics-team-for-tokyo/ 
 
Listener Question asks what the best way to gauge your half marathon ability, Moose gets into preparing for, and goes Loose on the stagnating vaccine rollout and loss of perspective.
Friend of the show, Matt Whitbread catches up with this week's interview, Ed Trippas, fresh off his clutch steeple qualifier and Olympic selection. 
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Shoe Geeks - June 2021

Catch up on the latest from the Shoe Geeks in their June episode. 
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191: Charlie Hunter qualifies, Matt Clarke comes close, GC Chat

191: Charlie Hunter qualifies, Matt Clarke comes close
 
Brad has a day off and paces Sinead through another workout.Julian’s stint in Noosa draws near its end as he picks up the mileage this week.  Brady paces a mate through a 5K and gets to Gold Coast early.
 
Charlie Hunter posted an 800m Olympic Qualifier of 1:44.35 at The McKenzie International Meet in Portland, USA. Charlie’s time now places him as the #2 All Time Australian behind Joseph Deng and sets him to be named in the Olympic team alongside Peter Bol & Jeff Riseley.
McKenzie International Men's 800m Resultshttps://www.instagram.com/p/CQeSBEanX_D/ 
 
https://www.runnerstribe.com/latest-news/charlie-hunter-has-arrived/ 
 
Matt Clarke came close to the steeplechase qualifier once again, running 8:22.13 on the Gold Coast, shaving nearly half a second off his previous attempt to solidify his place as 4th fastest Australian, however not a certainty to be selected for Tokyo based on rankings. Clarke later in the week ran 8:35 in Adelaide, again paced by Max Stevens.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CQkm2y9jLaX/ 
 
https://www.runnerstribe.com/len-johnson-articles/there-aint-no-sanity-clause/ 
 
Stewy McSweyn & Jessica Hull both officially nominate for the 1500m in Tokyo as their sole focus over the 5000m.Stewy McSweyn feature by Konrad Marshall, The Age
 
Gold Coast Marathon preview the elite field as it stands and the boys make their predictions of who will take out the big race.Gold Coast Marathon preview featuring Milly Clark
Listener Question of the week from Isobel asks how to deal with the mental anguish that comes from recovering from an injury; Moose tries to set the straight record straight on nutrition leading into a race week.
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