In this very special episode of The Rundown we recap the historic results from the 2022 Berlin Marathon. Eliud Kipchoge broke his own world record and Tigist Assefa ran the 3rd fastest women's marathon of all-time. But most excitedly for us, Natasha Wodak demolished the Canadian women's marathon record, running 2:23:12. This was not only a huge improvement on the previous record, it was also over a 3 minute PB. Tasha joins us to talk through her momentous performance!

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Yesterday marked the 42nd edition of the Terry Fox Run. In 1980, just 2 years after losing his leg to cancer, 21-year old Terry Fox set out on his Marathon of Hope to raise awareness and funds for cancer research. It's been over 4 decades since that heroic attempt, but Terry’s dream of eradicating cancer lives on. This episode is a rebroadcast of an interview we did in 2020 with Fred Fox, Terry’s older brother and manager of supporter relations at the Terry Fox Foundation. Together with his siblings, Fred is working tirelessly to help oversee and protect Terry Fox’s legacy for future generations.

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Each week Canadian Running staff writer Maddy Kelly and Shakeout host Kate Van Buskirk update you on the exciting world of running. This week on The Rundown we chat about Canadian success at the Zurich Diamond League final and the takedown of Moh Ahmed's North American 5000m record. We celebrate Viktoria Brown's crowning as 48-hour World Champion. And we grieve the loss of Eliza Fletcher, who was killed while running in Memphis. 

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Rory Linkletter has had an extraordinary year: he’s run personal bests in everything from the mile to the marathon and clocked a stunning 2:10:24 at the World Championships this summer. He’s also a good friend of our podcast. The last time we had him on the show, he had just broken the Canadian Half-Marathon record. He had also just changed coaches and started working with decorated US distance runner-turned-coach Ryan Hall. Under his guidance Rory has pushed his limits further than ever before and now has his sights set on the Toronto Waterfront Marathon this October. In this episode we talk about how Ryan coaches Rory to thrive on the razor's edge.

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Each week Canadian Running staff writer Maddy Kelly and Shakeout host Kate Van Buskirk update you on the exciting world of running. This week on The Rundown we recap Team Canada's success at the World Athletics Championships and Commonwealth Games. We celebrate two Canadian track records, plus Ben Flanagan's winning streak at the prestigious Falmouth Road Race. And we cover some remarkable feats of endurance on the trails!

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Evan Dunfee is one of Canada’s most decorated Track and Field athletes: he has won medals at the Pan Am Games, the World Championships, and the Olympics. But the one piece of hardware that has eluded him is a medal from the Commonwealth Games. Evan has spent his career as a 50K race walk specialist, so when World Athletics announced that it would be dropping the 50K and replacing it with a 35K distance, Evan was crushed. He thought his career might be coming to a close. But then he surprised himself with not only a 6th place finish at this summer’s World Championships, but also a Commonwealth Games gold medal, and Games and Canadian record in the 10K walk one week later.

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Two Canadian women stormed their way to podium finishes at this year's Western States Endurance Run. Ailsa MacDonald and Marianne Hogan placed 2nd and 3rd, respectively at the world’s oldest 100 mile trail race in California. This is the first time that Canadians have reached the women’s podium since Ellie Greenwood set the course record in 2012. We spoke with Ailsa and Marianne a couple of weeks ago about their preparation, execution, and reflections on their stellar performances.

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The 2022 World Athletics Championships wrapped up in Eugene on Sunday, capping off a thrilling 10 days of competition. There were several highlights from our Canadian team, including Cam Levins' brilliant marathon performance. Cam finished 4th in 2:07:10. This was not only a personal best and improvement on his own Canadian record of over 2 minutes, it was also the highest finish ever by a Canadian at the World Championships. In this episode we speak with Cam about the lessons learned from last year's Olympic Games, completely overhauling his training, and why he has long felt that he belongs with the very best runners in the world. 

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The World Athletics Championships are underway in Eugene, Oregon at Hayward Field.  This historic venue celebrated its 100th birthday last year, and has housed the University of Oregon track and field program throughout the century. Canadian Olympian Doug Clement attended the University of Oregon and trained under famed coach Bill Bowerman.

In this episode, we speak with Doug about his experience at Hayward Field, both as an athlete and lifelong fan and builder of our sport. From Steve Prefontaine, to Bowerman, to Nike, this legendary stadium is home to some of the most prolific elements of track and field. 

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Each week Canadian Running staff writer Maddy Kelly and Shakeout host Kate Van Buskirk update you on the exciting world of running. This week on The Rundown we bring you a special preview of the Canadian athletes competing at the World Athletics Championships. From medal hopefuls to notable omissions to rising stars, we break down our team's exciting prospects. The 2022 World Athletics Championships are set to begin on Friday, July 15, from Hayward Field in Eugene, Ore. Follow Canadian Running  for all things Team Canada and up-to-date exclusive news and content.

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