Archive for July 19, 2010
Masters sought for interviews for the new EverydaySprinter.com
Bob Griffiths, a jazz and Calypso artist, will videotape sprinters at Sacramento this week. He writes on our Forum: “I’m relatively new to Masters T&F and I’m beginning a new blog/website called EverydaySprinter.com. My goal is to share my journey to becoming a better sprinter and tips, techniques and inspiration for those looking to get […]
July 19, 2010
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Oscar Peyton, top American M55 sprinter, shares training secrets
Oscar Peyton’s 11.64 and 23.85 are the top sprint times in the M55 rankings. (Ignore Lyndon Herzberg.) He’s entered at Sacramento, and aims to show his speed. But he’s also showing his wisdom. He writes: “I just posted my final weekly workout on my blog (speedemon). I did what I said I would do for […]
July 19, 2010
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Leon Joslin going strong at 98, aiming for his M100 breakout
At 96, San Diego’s Leland McPhie is the oldest entrant at Sacramento nationals. But he’s not the senior athlete on the U.S. masters circuit. Leon Joslin does him better. Leon, who lives in the Seattle area, turned 98 in March and is shown below in the shot at Saturday’s Seattle Masters Classic. When he was […]
July 19, 2010
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