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In 2008, Blackett retired from international competition but still made her third Olympic appearance for Barbados by serving her native country as its head track and field coach at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
As a collegiate coach for Rice in 2007, Blackett was responsible for the development of freshman Shakera Reece, who set a school-record in the 100 meters (11.34), and she also coached Chandra Ewing to a Conference USA title in the 400m hurdles, an event Blackett dominated in her competitive career at Rice from 1994-97.
During that time, Reece set Rice records in both the 100m and 400m hurdles. She joined Melissa Straker, TaNisha Mills and Margaret Fox in the 4x400m relay to win the first NCAA indoor relay title for the Owls in 1997, setting a school record of 3:34.44.
As a collegiate athlete, Blackett was a six-time All-American for Rice, including back-to-back All-American performances in the 400m hurdles in 1996 and 1997. She qualified for the NCAA championships all four years of her collegiate career. She still holds the school record in the 400m outdoor hurdles, as well as the indoor hurdle mark for the 55m.
As a 7-year-old child, Warholm started out his athletic journey playing soccer and running track. As he grew older, he would compete in youth national championships in Norway and would take gold in a variety of events. Due to this success in a multitude of events, Warholm migrated to the multis, which for boys starts out as an octathlon at the youth level before advancing to the decathlon at the professional level.
For the next two years, Warholm was still in high school and competed at the national and international level in the combined events, whether it was the octathlon or the decathlon. He enjoyed mild success.
The two officially linked up approximately 12 months before the Rio Olympics. In January 2016, Alnes told Warholm that he believed he could run 48.50 for 400mH at the Olympics and Warholm thought he was crazy. Fast forward to Rio, Warholm ran 48.49 and although he did not make it past the second round, the partnership was well underway.
In contrast to distance running, where there is usually a base phase of training followed by sharpening up with specific track sessions once the meat of the season comes around, Karsten trains at a high intensity virtually year-round. The difference is that the result of the training does not stay the same all year. The splits that Karsten hits for 60-meter repeats will not be the same during the year, and the splits will be slower in the fall when the training volume is higher. Similar to distance running, Leif changes the intensity during championship season and peaks Karsten to be able to have his absolute best races during the global finals.
The week is broken down into three hard days, three easier days, and a day off. The hard days are usually Monday, Wednesday, and Friday and the easier days are Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, with Sunday for rest.
Following the general warmup, Karsten goes into his hurdle warmup. He does back and hip activation exercises before walking the hurdles in order to free up his hips. All of the drills are done on artificial turf or grass in order to soften the banging and allow Karsten to have a higher training volume. Next, Karsten uses the Skillmill treadmill to do accelerations and some longer 20-second strides in order to stretch out his muscles.
Right before the real session starts, Karsten does some final sprints on the Skillmill and slowly lowers the resistance in order to increase speed and simulate real sprinting. This is the final check to make sure all systems are ready to go and that his muscles are loose and ready to produce a good session.
Being new to working in the track & field industry, I am always curious about the financial side of the sport and how much money the athletes are making. Since track & field is such a niche sport and a smaller market compared to the NBA, NFL, or soccer, the comparison between the larger market and smaller market sports has fascinated me.
That being said, while I primarily wanted to speak about training with Karsten and Leif, I could not pass up the opportunity to talk about finances and money in the sport with one of the biggest track & field stars in the world.
This might seem unfair to track and field athletes as NBA players and soccer players just have to focus on their performance in order to make millions of dollars. However, this is just the reality of being an athlete in a smaller sport. Having a story that is unusual and interesting will bring more to the table than just being a phenomenal athlete.
Lastly, on the performance side, Warholm detailed that he makes significantly more money in appearance fees than he does in prize money. Winning a Diamond League race pays out $10,000, and he is paid more than that to just show up at the starting line and race. (In 2022, Norwegian media reported that Warholm turned down approximately $30,000 to race at the Prefontaine Classic). Each appearance fee contract is different, and he even stated that when he got injured in Rabat in 2022, the meeting coordinators acted very fairly even though he pulled up injured and did not complete the race.
Warholm opened up his 2023 season with the 4th-fastest time ever over 400m hurdles and a Diamond League record of 46.52 in Oslo on June 16. Then on July 6, he soloed a 46.76 to run the 8th-fastest time ever at the Norwegian championships, beating the field by six seconds.
Alex Geula is a student-athlete at Wesleyan University in Middletown, CT. He is currently serving as the summer intern at LetsRun.com in 2023, where he combines his love for athletics with his studies. Alex is a dedicated middle-distance runner competing for Wesleyan University, demonstrating his commitment to both academics and sports.
Han vant NM-gull p 400 meter under NM i Stjrdal i 2022. Under U20 VM i Cali avanserte Grimerud til semifinalen og ble nr 11 totalt i mesterskapet. Under Junior-NM i Brum tok Grimerud tre gull p 400m, 200m og 1000m stafett. P stafetten satte Grimerud sammen med Lavrants Kongssund, Sondre Matias Rudi og Hvard Bentdal Ingvaldsen ny U23-rekord.
2013-14 Outdoor (Redshirt Freshman): Specialised in the hurdling and relay events in her first collegiate and breakout outdoor campaign... Set the school-record of 1:04.18 en-route to a third place finish and second team all-conference honors in the 400m hurdles at the RMAC Championships... Also finished fifth in the 100m hurdles to garner Third Team All-RMAC plaudits... Was ranked fourth in the 400m hurdles and sixth in the 100m hurdles on the RMAC''s season-long performance lists with altitude-adjusted bests of 1:04.39 and 14.76, the latter of which was set in the RMAC Championship preliminaries (14.68)... Had a legal-best of 15.39 seconds at the Air Force Relays, finishing third... Claimed victory in the 400m hurdles at both the CSU-Pueblo Open (Mar. 22) and Colorado Front Range Open (Mar. 29) to begin the season... Also helped the Pack set a school-record time of 3:53.97 in the 4X400m relay at the Bryan Clay Invitational (Apr. 18)... Ran a leg on the Pack''s fourth place team at the RMAC Championships...
Prep: Won the state title in the triple jump as a senior (2012) at Canon City High School in Canon City, Colo. ... Also took third in state in the 100 meter hurdles and 300 metere hurdles that same year ... State qualifier in the hurdles and triple jump during all four years... Had bests of 14.36 (100m Hurdles), 44 seconds (300 hurdles), 37 feet (TJ) and 17''9" (LJ)... Former member of the Colorado Springs Striders... Earned All-State four times during her high school career... Coached by Bill Saint... Also competed in volleyball and basketball.
Personal: Daughter of Coy and Sharon Tuck... Coy competed in track & field at Wichita State University... Has three younger siblings: Coy, Tyler and Trevor... Enjoys hiking and doing outdoor things.
Once injuries were no longer a recurring issue, Andreas set his sights on extended distances. A promising 1500m runner, Almgren decided to explore his capabilities in 10,000m and half marathons. Results like his 26:52 in the 10,000m proved that this transition was more than successful. Almgren credits his performance to a well-structured milestone of double threshold and high-mileage weeks, further aided by his inclination towards data and physiological testing to finetune his training plans.
Almgren follows a unique and meticulous training regime. His double threshold training involves two demanding yet controlled sessions twice a week. Mornings typically revolve around six-minute intervals, gradually increasing intensity to target lactate thresholds, while the afternoon sessions expand to include 1k repeats, 25x400m runs, and more.
Interestingly, Almgren does not confine his intensive workouts to outdoor tracks. He frequently uses treadmills, appreciating how they simplify pace control and reduce the effects of external conditions like weather and terrain. This controlled setting helps him keep workouts consistent, a necessary factor when training at varying altitudes.
Almgren acknowledges the importance of strength training, especially for injury prevention rather than performance gains. His approach is moderate, focusing on targeted areas that support his running form. Nutritionally, Almgren is mindful of balancing his caloric intake, especially to sustain his high mileage weeks. While he enjoys indulgences like chocolate and burgers occasionally, he ensures his daily diet is 95% optimized for peak athletic performance.
Andreas Linardatos (born 1965, The Netherlands) is a graduate of the Kapodestrian University of Athens, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Science (BSc in Sports Science & Exercise). He has a specialty in athletics with postgraduate studies in the USA and Germany in the application of training methodology to elite level athletes as well as in sports nutrition.
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