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The thousands of votes have been counted and and here are the names of the athletes of 2014, according to Athletics Weekly readers
The end-of-year awards season has been in full flow for at least the past month, with athletes honoured and magic moments...

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AW s editor takes a deep breath and travels to Kenya for a behind-the-scenes tour of the British Athletics altitude training camp
From the sports science laboratories of Loughborough to the hills of the Rift Valley in Africa, British Athletics is hunti...

If you’re training for your first marathon as a bit of a beginner to the longer distance running scene here’s a 20-week plan which might help you on your way
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As Olympic champion Jessica Ennis-Hill prepares for her comeback, Alex Mills looks at the growing wave of athletes who will be in her way
On August 22, 2015, more than three years after one of the most famous moments in British athletics history, Jessi...

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Governing body says independent IAAF Ethics Commission is investigating after allegations made about corruption and systematic doping in Russia
The International Association of Athletics Federations has released a statement following the broadcast of a...

British ultra-runner clocked 6:40:35 to beat 10-year-old mark at Canterbury Christ Church University
Britain’s world 50km silver medallist Phil Anthony ran 100km on a treadmill in 6:40:35 on Wednesday to break a 10-year-old world record.

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The high pull is one of the most important Olympic lift variations and also one of the best posterior chain builder exercises, writes Antonio Robustelli
This exercise represents a useful movement for the development of the quality of the strength-speed...