Andrew Love shared another great report from USA’s Long Track Speed Skating Olympic Team Trials; US Olympic Trials, Day 2.And it’s so true. This is a sport. There are winners and losers. We do it for these reasons; it brings out the best in us. Winning teaches, and losing often teaches more. But it’s still hard to see the heartbreak in so many good people, who have all gone “all in”.Not to sound too overly nationalistic about this, but athletes don’t appear out of thin air, they are part of a cu
Addressing reporters at the annual awards breakfast for the Track & Field Writers of America (TAFWA), USA Track & Field CEO Doug Logan confirmed that the Olympic Trials would return here in 2012. “We’ll be here in 2012,” said Logan who also announced an extension of USATF’s marketing partnership with shoe and apparel company, Nike. Logan explained that the format of the meet would likely be changed to shorten the number of competition days. He said a “three plus three” format was li
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It’s getting harder and harder not to think about our Olympic trials, coming up as they are so soon, but I am trying to stay focused on my day-to-day training. Our Vancouver camp will be a lot of fun, the training will be hard, but we will get another chance to hang out with the group from Montreal, so I am pretty excited. After that, only one month to go before our trials in August!Read Jessica Gregg’s complete entry here; No turning back on the Tour de Kananaskis.
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