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Charismatic Chinese Swimmer Breaks Taboo - Says It's Tough To Race With Menstrual Pain
Incredible as it may seem, it's rare for female athletes to talk publicly about whether their menstrual cycle affects their performance. In China, it's unheard of.
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Rio Olympics: Jesus Is My Doping, Says Record-Breaker Almaz Ayana
Almaz Ayana rubbished doping suspicions as she smashed the 10,000m world record to secure the gold medal in the 2016 Rio Olympics.
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IAAF Clears Paula Radcliffe, Defends its Blood Testing Programme
Marathon great Paula Radcliffe says she is relieved to have been vindicated after the IAAF and the UK Anti-Doping agency (UKAD) found her innocent of blood doping.
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WADA Doping Revelations 'Worse Than Imagined': Paula Radcliffe
Paula Radcliffe, women's marathon world record holder, said she always suspected that the Russians were involved in doping
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British Marathon Icon Paula Radcliffe Denies Doping Claims
Women's marathon world record holder Paula Radcliffe has been aware for some months that her test results are on a list leaked from the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), with her numbers raising the question of whether she could be guilty of blood doping.
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Five Exercises to Make You A Faster, Stronger Runner
Paula Radcliffe and Mo Farah arent just fast theyre strong, too. Up your body power with these five simple moves.
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Marathon record holder Paula Radcliffe fears she may never race again
Radcliffe, who set the women's world record with a time of 2:15.25 during the 2003 London Marathon, was forced to pull out of the 2012 London Olympics shortly before the start after specialist treatment in Germany failed to cure the problem.
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Paula Radcliffe wins NYC Marathon
Paula Radcliffe recaptured the thrill of racing at the same event on Sunday, but with a new twist - this time, when she won, she celebrated as a mother.
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Radcliffe to take NY Marathon head on
Paula Radcliffe couldn't have predicted that Sunday's New York City Marathon would mark just her second race since welcoming daughter Isla in the world.
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Radcliffe to miss world championships
Women's marathon record-holder Paula Radcliffe won't be defending her title at the upcoming World Championships in Japan.
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Radcliff wins marathon gold at Helsinki
Paula Radcliff finally realised her dream of winning a global title.
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Radcliffe returns for NY marathon
Britain's Paula Radcliffe will make her first-ever appearance in the New York Marathon.
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Radcliffe shatters own world mark
Paula Radcliffe shattered her own world marathon mark in the London Marathon, clocking 2 hours 15 minutes 25 seconds. The time was 1:53 faster than her record t
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Charismatic Chinese Swimmer Breaks Taboo - Says It's Tough To Race With Menstrual Pain
Incredible as it may seem, it's rare for female athletes to talk publicly about whether their menstrual cycle affects their performance. In China, it's unheard of.
-
Rio Olympics: Jesus Is My Doping, Says Record-Breaker Almaz Ayana
Almaz Ayana rubbished doping suspicions as she smashed the 10,000m world record to secure the gold medal in the 2016 Rio Olympics.
-
IAAF Clears Paula Radcliffe, Defends its Blood Testing Programme
Marathon great Paula Radcliffe says she is relieved to have been vindicated after the IAAF and the UK Anti-Doping agency (UKAD) found her innocent of blood doping.
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WADA Doping Revelations 'Worse Than Imagined': Paula Radcliffe
Paula Radcliffe, women's marathon world record holder, said she always suspected that the Russians were involved in doping
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British Marathon Icon Paula Radcliffe Denies Doping Claims
Women's marathon world record holder Paula Radcliffe has been aware for some months that her test results are on a list leaked from the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), with her numbers raising the question of whether she could be guilty of blood doping.
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Five Exercises to Make You A Faster, Stronger Runner
Paula Radcliffe and Mo Farah arent just fast theyre strong, too. Up your body power with these five simple moves.
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Marathon record holder Paula Radcliffe fears she may never race again
Radcliffe, who set the women's world record with a time of 2:15.25 during the 2003 London Marathon, was forced to pull out of the 2012 London Olympics shortly before the start after specialist treatment in Germany failed to cure the problem.
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Paula Radcliffe wins NYC Marathon
Paula Radcliffe recaptured the thrill of racing at the same event on Sunday, but with a new twist - this time, when she won, she celebrated as a mother.
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Radcliffe to take NY Marathon head on
Paula Radcliffe couldn't have predicted that Sunday's New York City Marathon would mark just her second race since welcoming daughter Isla in the world.
-
Radcliffe to miss world championships
Women's marathon record-holder Paula Radcliffe won't be defending her title at the upcoming World Championships in Japan.
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Radcliff wins marathon gold at Helsinki
Paula Radcliff finally realised her dream of winning a global title.
-
Radcliffe returns for NY marathon
Britain's Paula Radcliffe will make her first-ever appearance in the New York Marathon.
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Radcliffe shatters own world mark
Paula Radcliffe shattered her own world marathon mark in the London Marathon, clocking 2 hours 15 minutes 25 seconds. The time was 1:53 faster than her record t
