May to July 2006 Headlines - Time-to-Run Your on-line running information magazine

Exercise-induced anaphylaxis: 'Why do I itch so badly soon after I start?' July 2006
Anaphylaxis is the allergic response that people get in response, for example, to bee stings. Interestingly, this condition has been described in runners. | more |

Time-to-Run New Zealand launched July 2006
Time-to-Run is proud to annouce the launch of Time-to-Run New Zealand which will be aimed at providing local information from the land of the greats of John Walker and Peter Snell, as well as the legendary coach Arthur Lydiard | more |

UK: Tergat to Challenge for 2nd Bupa Great North Run Title

Heshko and Madejczyk win Athlete of the European Cup awards 30 June

Training Articles - Timing your Workout
Just when you thought you had your training schedule figured out, along comes Chronobiology. You are probably asking, “What the heck is that and why do I care?”

Boston Winner Robert ‘Mwafrika’ Cheruiyot - Life less ordinary

Women's section: Does running help alleviate premenstrual symptoms? 21 June
Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) is the term used to describe the physical, mental, or behavioural changes that some women experience before their menstrual periods begin every month. | more |

10k Training programs - The Build Up Period - Training section
Please note, this Build Up is only recommended for those who have trained on the 10k training programs previously. Do not start with the Build Up if you have not trained on the programs. | more |

South Africa: Russians dominate Comrades Marathon

Krisztina Papp wins Austrian Women's Run 2006

Kiplagat Defends Circle of Friends New York Mini 10K Title

Drugs-in-Sport - USA .. Regan: Issue when to test top runners
Future Freihofer's Run for Women races will include drug testing of elite athletes, event director George Regan promised Sunday.

Haile Gebrselassie to run real,- BERLINMARATHON

Aus: Mottram & Thompson crowned 2006 Telstra Athletes of the Year
Craig Mottram & Bronwyn Thompson celebrated this afternoon after being named Male & Female Athlete of the Year at a glittering ceremony held in Melbourne.

10k Training programs - The Off Training Period - Training section
You have been training on the program for 3 to 4 months and you are beginning to feel jaded and the progress has become a little slower. It is time to rest. | more |

Aus: Benita Johnson Wins Freihofer's Run For Women in New York

NZ: Warrander and Ruthe win national half marathon titles
Dale Warrander won his first New Zealand half marathon title racing in to win the annual Christchurch event in 1h 3m 52s on Sunday.

Meseret Defar sets new World Record in the women's 5,000 meters.
The Olympic gold medalist from Ethiopia, Defar was off world record pace throughout her race at Icahn Stadium in the final event of the meet. But the diminutive Defar unleashed a sprinter's speed in the final 400 meters, closing in 61 seconds to run 14:24.53, breaking the record of 12:24.68 held by Elvan Abeylegesse since 2004.

Preview Austrian Women's Run – June 11, 2006

Slattery's Win Leads U.S. Women to BolderBOULDER Team Title
BOULDER, Colo. - (May 29, 2006) - Sara Slattery has had several big races in her career, including the NCAA 3000 meter indoor and 10,000 meter outdoor titles at the University of Colorado, along with being part of the Buffaloes 2000 national championship team.

12000 participants for Austrian Women's Run 2006

New Women's Physiology section launched under the Women's section
This section hopes to give the women runner further understanding about their body during their running experiences. The first articles introduced will be an attempt to better understand the menstrual cycle - Women's periods | more |

Canada: Kirwa Misoi makes it a 2nd Consecutive title in MDS Nordion 10K

South Africa: Hezekiel Sepeng - Suspended for Two Years

Mottram Defends NY 10km Title
Defending champion Craig Mottram ran away from the field to keep his Healthy Kidney 10km crown on Saturday in convincing fashion, but the victory was a bittersweet one for the Australian Olympian as he failed by just three seconds to set a Central Park 10km record and collect a $10,000 record bonus. | more |

Mottram Looking to Break Record and Measure His Training
Craig Mottram will take to Central Park, New York on Saturday looking to break the record for the 10km course and measure his progress in 2006 against that of 2005.

Justin Gatlin statement on the revision of his world-record time
"It is very disappointing to me that it has taken five days to determine the official time of a race with this significance. I remain confident that I am the World's Fastest Man and I look forward to proving it once again. My parents raised me to be agood sport but I don't want to share the World Record."

Gatlin denied world 100m record
Justin Gatlin has been sensationally denied the world 100 metres record he had claimed last Friday in Qatar. According to IAAF rules, that time should have been manually rounded up to 9.77 secs - matching but not beating Asafa Powell's existing world record.

Kosova Survivors run for peace in BUPA Great Manchester Run

New Zealand: World champion takes first national mountain title

Justin Gatlin teleconference quotes
Gatlin broke the world record with his time of 9.76 seconds with a wind reading of +1.7 meters per second. The previous record of 9.77 was held by Jamaican Asafa Powell set in Athens on June 14, 2005.

Gatlin sets World Record
Olympic and World champion Justin Gatlin set the men's world 100m record Friday at the Qatar Super Grand Prix in Doha.

Irina Mikitenko to run AVON RUNNING Berlin Women’s race

ASA Cross Country Season kicks off

Close races expected at NZ mountain running champs