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Almost a century back there was race for four-minute mile and athlete, experts and so many more thought it to be humanly impossible. Now - many many athletes can do that. You can read about epic stories behind 4-minute mile and how it was broken from this book - https://lnkd.in/gmkhfQ9Z It is only matter of few races or years that we will consistently keep getting sun 2-hour marathons (~42.1 kms).
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Why do we embrace our challenges on the path of transformation? Because we need disturbance to acquire higher places of coherence. On the weekend, my friend Mario Buchs ran his first 'Coast to Kosci 240km' ultramarathon. He had crewed for me the same race in 2020 and SOS 500km last year; so it was on me to return the favour. The photo shows the famous Dead Tree at about 102km into the race. A few kilometres after, at sunset, I paced Mario (ie ran along side him) for 15 hours until he crossed the finish line at Charlotte Pass in the Australian Alps. Such adventures are daunting for everyone involved: Only select few athletes are invited to the pinnacle race on the Australian ultrarunning calendar, the preparation is not for the faint-hearted and the conditions on the way from the beach to our highest mountain can be (and were) horrendous. Nothing is certain other than the challenge being so big that one has to find a way to step into a mind state of high-performance to persevere. That's what the preparation is all about. Let's congratulate Mario for earning an Akubra hat (trophy every first-time finisher gets). While we all were physically exhausted by the end, I am still inspired by witnessing Mario tapping into his greatness. It has been a delight being part of this multi-year journey to upgrade the inner game. That's how we fundamentally shift our outer game and experience that we can all operate from a state where anything is possible. #inspirationalleadership #turningright #awardwinningbook
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RDs, what calendars do you put your races on? If you are in the tri-state area, there really is no great option, either they are outdated, scraped and could be filled with wrong info, or contained to a race club/timing company/registration website. We are trying to offer another option. SRS has a race calendar open to all races in the NY/NJ/CT/PA/MA Region, even if we don't time/manage them. We have been in the running community for more than 40 years and we love it here. We are grateful to be a part of this little corner of the world and want to give more options to the runners we serve, while fostering a sense of community among the many small town races that exist in our area. If your an RD come add your race to our calendar, and even get put on our RD mailing list so you know what we are up to https://lnkd.in/e7SQRs-8 If your a runner, check on it regularly and you can even join our mailing list so you never miss a thing.
Race Calendar - Super Race Systems
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How does running help Olympic swimmers? The key is exploration. Via Christian Swann, Stewart Vella and Scott Goddard. #Olympics #Paris24 #sportpsychology #highperformance #training https://lnkd.in/ggDSD6EN
Olympic swimmers improving by … running? How exploration can help elite athletes and weekend warriors alike
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Junior Golf Champ | 🌍 National Champion, won 71+🏆 Tournaments 🏅 Inspiring Golf's Future , Sharing my journey on & off greens .Representing INDIA globally. Promoting Sports Fitness & Healthy Eating & Living.
A day on the course, is a day well spent.💯 #GolfTraining #WomenInGolf #JuniorGolfChamp #GolfTechniques #GolfChampionships #GolfNews #GolfUpdates #GolfFitness #GolfSwingTips
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Without the support from the The Racing Foundation many organisations like ours simply would not be able to survive. We are extremely grateful that we are able deliver the work we do with the backing of such a key organisation that actually understands our needs, aspirations and struggles better than most allowing us to deliver our work in confidence. It’s no secret that in terms of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion the Horse Racing Industry is miles ahead of other equestrian disciplines, one can only hope that these other equestrian disciplines such as British Equestrian learn and take note of what is needed to help make the changes needed to make improvements for all communities to benefit from equestrian experiences. #equestrian #equality #diversity #inclusion #representation #racing #communities #culture #charity #wellbeing #support
🎥 Join Julia Budd, Chair of the Racing Foundation, as she visits FREEDOM ZAMPALADUS at The Urban Equestrian Academy (UEA) in the latest episode of the ‘Julia Visits’ video series. The UEA aims to break down barriers in the equestrian world by widening participation and access for people from diverse communities. About her visit to Leicester to meet some of its students, Julia said: "It's very exciting as quite often at the Racing Foundation we will sit in a boardroom making decisions about funding, and you come here and see it alive."
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Today’s races mark the first medal events in sprinting at the Games and as such we’re thrilled to spotlight the 100m Sprint, featuring elite athletes from the T11, T12, and T13 classifications. Here’s a quick look at what makes these sprints so exhilarating: 🎯 How the 100m Sprint Works: Athletes compete in a fast-paced 100-meter race. The T11 category includes runners with no vision, who are assisted by sighted guides. T12 runners have a moderate visual impairment, while T13 athletes have a mild impairment. Each classification presents its own unique challenges and showcases remarkable speed and skill. 🌍 Top Contenders: Watch for impressive performances from athletes representing nations such as Jamaica, the United Kingdom, and South Africa. These countries have produced some of the fastest sprinters in their classifications, demonstrating exceptional speed, technique, and determination. Don’t miss the action as these athletes strive for gold and make their mark on the track. Let’s celebrate their incredible achievements and the thrilling moments ahead! 🏅 #Ora #Ophthalmology #Paralympics2024 #100mSprint #T11T12T13 #TrackAndField #InclusiveSports #AthleticExcellence
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Diving into Youth S&C - Watch the event via the ASCA Event Replay Portal https://lnkd.in/grVa8YDn 👉 Youth Athlete Warm Ups – “Hiding” the boring stuff - including fun activities in the warm up to get the most out of your athlete engagement and readiness. 👉'Athlete Performance Assessment and Screening' - A guide to complete a full screening and a report in under 45 minutes, encompassing all key pillars of athlete planning, performance, and injury risk identification. 👉 'A Critique of Long Term Athletic Development Models' - Three long term athlete development models and their pros and cons.
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In this interesting article by World of Show Jumping on USA Show Jumping Athlete Cathleen Driscoll, she shared her perspective on team ownership and athlete backing in the US: "I find the owners in the US prefer to back men. I don't know why but I think it's much easier for male riders to get owners and if you have a great team owner behind you and you can have a strong string of horses, you can move up on the ranking list, get into bigger shows, and get better opportunities. I think we are lacking good owners especially for female riders. I think it's harder for us to get owners and it really shouldn't be. I think we are missing out on a lot of talent that just needs opportunity." Despite show jumping sport having exceptional growth similar to the growth now seen in Formula One in regard to investment in elite level competitions, tours, venues, major sponsorship, broadcasting, endorsements, and media deals, Driscoll's statements still ring true. There is a definite lack of diversity among the athletes at the highest level of show jumping sport and a lack of investment into women riders and riders of color resulting in much talent going undiscovered. Sometimes all it takes is one opportunity to help change this continued trajectory. https://lnkd.in/gXKe_iTp
Cathleen Driscoll: “I always believed that if I just kept working at it, I would earn my way into this sport”
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Every year, The Masters captivates audiences with its tradition, drama, and world-class competition. But what skills do players need to conquer Augusta National, one of golf's most challenging courses? ✔️ Mastering the Mental Game: The pressure at The Masters is immense. Players need exceptional focus, composure, and belief to navigate the demanding course and handle the high stakes. ✔️ Precision with Long Irons: Augusta National features many long par 3s and tight fairways. Accurate long iron play is crucial for finding greens in regulation and avoiding bogeys. ✔️ Short Game Wizardry: Delicate chips, precise putting, and bunker escapes are essential around Augusta National's fast greens and tricky slopes. Mastering the short game can save strokes and win tournaments. ✔️ Playing the Angles: Augusta National is known for its strategic layout. Understanding how to play each hole with creativity and course knowledge is key to success. Beyond these, strong fundamentals in grip, posture, and swing mechanics are the foundation for all golfers. With these skills in their arsenal, players battle for the coveted green jacket. Who will rise to the challenge at the next Masters? #TheMasters #GolfSkills #TournamentTough
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