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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Whether you're a keen athlete, a professional or even a newbie to your sport of choice, Athletics Weekly is the interesting and informative read that’ll help maximise your potential as an athlete.
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in AW – Athletics Weekly Magazine 16/06/2016.
ATHLETICS – THE FRIENDLIEST SPORT AROUND
Ten-page area championships special starts on page 50GARY MITCHELL editor’s comment GARETH BALE leads Welsh hopes at the Euro 2016 football tournament this week, but if he hadn’t shown such promising...
JUMPS THREAT
Greg Rutherford: caption here caption here caption here caption here caption here caption here captionMARK SHEARMAN MARQUISE GOODWIN is the No.1 threat to Greg Rutherford’s Olympic title defence ambi...
GENEVA FEVER
Runners pass lush and colourful fields in the Geneva countryside with a magnificent mountainous backdrop WHEN it comes to resplendent running routes, a recent trip to Switzerland proved how the Harmo...
COME WHAT MAY
Fiona May: won world junior gold and finished sixth in the Seoul Olympics in 1988 for Great Britain before later switching to Italy AFTER BEING the only British winner at the inaugural World Junior C...
WHEN BLANKERS-KOEN CAME TO TOWN ...
NOSTALGIA EIGHTY years ago saw the appearance on these shores for the first time of the person who would go on to become one of the world’s greatest athletes. It was unusual for internationals to be ...
STEWART SAYS
IAN STEWART told AW only a matter of weeks ago that he was fearful for the state of British marathon running; a concern backed up by the statistics displayed just one week previous. The former head ...