AW – Athletics Weekly Magazine | July 11 2019
DIGEST
6 Eilish McColgan might not have tackled her best event yet
7 Masters athletes in the spotlight in Bristol exhibition
8 Interview with Night of the 10,000m PBs ever-present Kojo Kyereme
9 Bram Som on the WaveLight technology used at Highgate
10 Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake times his season to perfection
11 Decathlon talent Ashley Bryant returns to competition
RESULTS & FIXTURES
46 News from domestic national leagues, European Combined
Events Team Champs and European Mountain Running Champs
59 What’s On fixtures guide
SPOTLIGHT
26 TOM EVANS
The ultra-runner tells Jason Henderson about his run-in with
stone-throwing and knife-wielding locals in Ethiopia ahead
of his brilliant 100-mile run at the iconic Western States race
DOHA 2019
32 Our series on reigning world champions continues with a
quickfire question and answer with pole vaulter Sam Kendricks
REGULARS
30 UKA VIEW
Nigel Holl reflects on another terrific Night of the 10,000m
PBs at north London’s Parliament Hill
34 YOUNG ATHLETE
Daniel Falode, the UK’s No.1 under-17 triple jumper, speaks
to Steve Roe about his hopes for the future
62 DIP FINISH
Ross Murray makes a brief return from retirement to chase
down runners in Strava Mile in London
ACTION
12 NIGHT OF THE 10,000M PBs
Steph Twell and Yeman Crippa win the main races at a busy
event in London that once again went down a storm
18 LAUSANNE DIAMOND LEAGUE
Noah Lyles blasts to a tremendous 19.50 for 200m at
another high-class Diamond League meeting
THE BIG INTERVIEW
22 JON RIDGEON
Interview with the new chief executive of the International Association of Athletics Federations
PERFORMANCE
36 Warm-ups – latest news to help you nail a PB
38 Paul Freary reviews the latest running shoes to hit the market this summer
42 A look at the intricacies of muscle fibres
PREVIEWS
44 A look ahead to the New Balance English Schools, European
Under-23 Champs and Monaco Diamond League
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Below is a selection of articles in AW – Athletics Weekly Magazine July 11 2019.