Athletics Weekly magazine was founded in 1945 by Jimmy Green, who produced the magazine in the bedroom of his bungalow in Kent. Ever since then, Athletics Weekly has been dedicated to bringing its readers the highest quality news from the world of athletics. The journalists at Athletics Weekly have always prided themselves for being at the coal face of sports - interviewing athletes and coaches at all the top events, as well as the smaller ones.
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in AW – Athletics Weekly Magazine 21/07/2016.
MAKING THE MOST OF OUR TEMPORARY HOME
editor’s comment ATHLETICS has a 50-year deal to use the Olympic Stadium in London during July and the sport is certainly getting its money’s worth this month. Last week I was one of thousands of run...
FASTER & STRONGER
TWELVE MILES from Loughborough at Leicester City’s training ground, Kasper Schmeichel will sigh when the regular, predictable questions are asked about his goalkeeping father Peter. James Dasalou is...
PICKING A UNIVERSITY
iT’S FAIR to say that at 18, deciding which university you’re going to is the biggest life decision you’ve had to make so far. I know when I was 18, the biggest decision I’d made at that point was wh...
MONTREAL 1976 REMEMBERED
Frank Clement: leads John Walker in the 1976 Olympic 1500m – the Briton finished a fine fifth behind the New Zealand winner HOW WELL do you know your neighbours? To most of the residents in a quiet c...
END THIS DRAMA
THE INEVITABLE heartbreak and drama caused in the aftermath of the Olympic selection has been raging. - Ben Coldwell staff writer Alison Leonard penned an emotional yet measured piece on her non-sele...
KINGMAKER AND DREAM-BREAKER
THERE is no hiding behind platitudes for British Athletics performance director Neil Black. The 80-strong squad which will head out to Brazil in less than two weeks is his, and Black knows the buck s...