Prøve GULL - Gratis
British titles at stake
Athletics Weekly
|February 20, 2020
SEVEN DAYS AFTER STAGING THE MÜLLER GRAND PRIX, THE EMIRATES ARENA IN GLASGOW HOSTS THE SPAR BRITISH INDOOR CHAMPS FOR THE FIRST TIME
-

THERE is no major championships to qualify for after the postponement until next year of the World Indoors in China due to the coronavirus outbreak but there are still prestigious national titles at stake in the Emirates Arena this weekend.
MEN
Sprints and hurdles
The 60m entries are led by Andrew Robertson, Harry Aikines-Aryeetey, Oliver Bromby and veteran and former multiple winner Dwain Chambers, who at the age of 41, will be looking to roll back the years.
Eugene Amo-Dadzie, Adam Thomas and Sam Gordon add to a big field of entrants in the short sprint.
David King faces Ethan Akanni and Cameron Fillery in the sprint hurdles, although Andrew Pozzi is one of the big names opting to give the championships a miss.
James Williams, meanwhile, is fastest on paper going into the 400m.
In the 200m, all eyes will be on Andrew Morgan-Harrison after his fast 20.66 win at the BUCS Championships last weekend.
Endurance
Guy Learmonth will hope for another good run on home soil as he tackles the 800m. He faces fellow Scot Josh Kerr and Alex Botterill, while Piers Copeland will hope to build on his 1500m PB in Glasgow last weekend.
UK outdoor champion Spencer Thomas and London Olympic finalist Andrew Osagie are further entries in one of the most intriguing events of the weekend.
Denne historien er fra February 20, 2020-utgaven av Athletics Weekly.
Abonner på Magzter GOLD for å få tilgang til tusenvis av kuraterte premiumhistorier og over 9000 magasiner og aviser.
Allerede abonnent? Logg på
FLERE HISTORIER FRA Athletics Weekly

Athletics Weekly
Carbon Footprint
You'd have had to have been running on a different planet to miss all the recent debate about carbon-plated shoes. The talk of bans and performance enhancement has been so widespread that even non-runners are asking their running friends about the potentially magical footwear.
2 mins
March 26, 2020
Athletics Weekly
Trail time
WHEN looking for a trail or off-road running shoe, it’s often all about the grip. However, given that no two paths are the same, careful consideration is required. What’s the terrain like where you’ll wear the shoes the most? If you’ll be negotiating soft, wet and muddy conditions then look for deeper lugs. For tackling gravel tracks and forest trails then more evenly spaced lugs will work better. When it comes to cushioning, consider how hard the ground will be; if it’s soft then you’ll be fine in low-profile shoes, but on those firmer tracks reasonable cushioning will be called for.
4 mins
March 26, 2020

Athletics Weekly
Stay neutral
EVOLVING every year, if not month, neutral cushioned shoes are seeing developments in cushioning materials and dynamics at a pace which is nothing short of astonishing. The latest models feature new polymers in the midsoles to give them a cushioned feel while at the same time keeping their weight to a minimum. Give them a spin and choose the most comfortable for mile after mile of shock absorbing running.
5 mins
March 26, 2020

Athletics Weekly
Support network
WHEN it comes to ‘over-pronation’, a common question is ‘how much is over?’. With no hard and fast rules, it’s best to choose a shoe that instinctively feels right. Gait analysis can often assist in helping you make this choice and your specialist running store is always a good place to start if in doubt. To help you make that choice, here’s a selection of some of the best ‘support’ shoes around.
4 mins
March 26, 2020

Athletics Weekly
Need for speed
THE racing shoe segment of the market is becoming somewhat split. This is partially due to the rise of carbon-plated footwear but also the fact that many shoes are becoming much lighter. Here we take a look at some of the leading contenders to toe the line in.
2 mins
March 26, 2020
Athletics Weekly
Gadget show
WITH technological products to enhance every area of life, running is now no different. From headphones to treadmills, the devices to aid performance and recovery are endless. Here we take a look at some of the latest gadgets and gizmos to enhance your training.
6 mins
March 26, 2020

Athletics Weekly
What's in a shoe?
We bust some of the jargon around footwear
1 min
March 26, 2020

Athletics Weekly
How To Prime Your Immunity
Taking steps to shore your body’s defences has never been more important. Here’s how to do it, says Peta Bee
6 mins
March 26, 2020

Athletics Weekly
English Schools Survival At Stake
Covid-19 could lead to ESAA losing thousands this summer
2 mins
March 19, 2020

Athletics Weekly
Covid-19: Athletics Events Are Wiped Out
Unprecedented calendar changes due to Covid-19
3 mins
March 19, 2020
Translate
Change font size