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Category: Athletics
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Alec Nelson:
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The national celebrity of Captain Barclay after his 1,000-mile walk in 1809 has overshadowed other...
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Historical Perspectives on Female Contributions to Sports Leadership
This video is from a public lecture given at MMU Cheshire Campus for Internation Women’s Day...
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The 2,000 Mile Race: Pedestrianism in the early nineteenth century
2017 is the two hundredth anniversary of the longest foot race ever to take place in England. In...
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Running under the Roof: A Century of Indoor Athletics in England
The Amateur Athletic Association (AAA) first muted the idea of an indoor athletics competition in...
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