AN OPERATION to fix a genetic condition is giving former UK 1500m champion Katrina Wootton a new lease of life as she gets set to return to international duty for the first time in four years this month, writes Paul Halford.
The Coventry Godiva athlete has been blighted for much of her career by Haglund’s deformity – an enlargement of the heel bone, which had begun to make track running impossible.
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14 REECE PRESCOD
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SPOTLIGHT
20 ATHLETES OF THE YEAR
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field performers of 2016
24 WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
Andrea Lynch, the former UK
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PERFORMANCE
34 Sports science news
36 Killer Session – Diane Modahl
38 Do you need cross-country?
40 Products – underwear
TALKING POINT
26 Dave Gordon tackles the popular
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NEWS
6 Pavey talks of future marathon
8 New era as IAAF votes for reforms
10 Asher-Smith still learning
RESULTS & FIXTURES
42 Results round-up
57 What’s On fixtures guide
PREVIEW
54 A look ahead at this weekend’s
European Cross Country Champs
REGULARS
30 Book reviews
32 Young Athlete – Naomi Ogbeta
61 Quiz – test your knowledge
62 Dip Finish