Join us for a Runners Who Read book chat with @tinamuir, co-author of "Becoming A Sustainable Runner," on Mon., Dec. 4 at 7:00 p.m.! We'll discuss all things sustainability + running via Facebook Live & Zoom for members of the book club. Learn more: atlantatrackclub.org/runners-who-re…

Florida State fans have every right to be upset but ….. the committee got it right.

if all the swiftie accounts could somehow see this, that would be great 😅 my amazing bf bought the 1989 cardigan for me as a Christmas present but the delivery driver didn’t secure the package and it got stolen 🥲 so if anyone knows how I could get an original, please lmk🫶

Getting it done 👏 Olivia Baker wins the Women's 800m at the Dr. Sander Invitational with a 2:02.84 ‼️

🗣️ “For me, and probably just for everyone, it’s to get an Olympic medal. But you know, along the way, meet by meet, day by day, just to get better… I just want to get faster with every meet.” Atlanta Track Club’s Olivia Baker after running 2:02.84 to take the 800m win at the Dr.

After her win at the Dr. Sander Invitational last Saturday, Olivia Baker (Olivia Baker), spoke about what it would mean to win the Millrose Games 800m. Watch the full interview at @ armorytrack.org

Also at this year's Millrose Games, Luciano Fiore ran an indoor PB with a 1:46.73 in the 800m. In the women’s 800m, Olivia Baker finished in second with a 2:01.91, her fastest time this season so far! 🤯

We've got a BIGGG weekend ahead of us! Catch the following Atlanta Track Club Elite athletes at the USATF Indoor Championships today and tomorrow: Feb. 16 ⭐ Women’s 800m Prelims - Olivia Baker, Sadi Henderson, Presley Weems ⭐ Men’s 800m Prelims - Luciano Fiore, Shane Streich

I was able to drop the article today ya’ll! I hope you guys enjoy the recap of the greatness that happened at USA’s this weekend 🥹 forbes.com/sites/katelynh…

Let’s go!! Been on the edge of my seat all day waiting for this result! First woman to complete the Barkley Marathons with less than 2 minutes to spare! It’s been a long time coming ✊🏾 (and if you don’t know what the Barkley Marathons are, take a minute to look it up 👀)

This is one of the most wholesome moments I’ve seen in a long time. This young girl brought to tears after Kamilla_Cardoso signs her ‘Everyone watches women’s sports’ sweatshirt. She has a dawnstaley autograph on there too!! Got choked up shooting this 🥹 @GamcockWBB

And Gabby is just the first runner confirmed... more to come... and all I ask is that the amazing track community I see online across x/ig/tt all keep showing up for these stars. I want to do everything I can to create something sustainable for these women in between Olympics.

Pros racing at college meets. I love opening up the season in off events against collegians fresh off XC season, setting up fast races at BU meets, and getting to end a meet with a 4x4…BUT I’d give it up if it would help this sport more clearly define what it means to be a pro.

“I still love running. Even when it hurts, even when it’s hard. It’s still so fun. Getting out there and pushing myself and just running free and fast, and working with my teammates.” Hope Leads the Way for Olivia Baker, from Dominique Smith Atlanta Track Club fanhubtf.com/dominiquesmith…

This is why I'm pro-Trials. You risk heartbreak, but I'd take that over this nonsense. One thing the US leads the way on.

“Enough is enough. Stop with the age discrimination (the 25 and under age criteria). Stop with the nonsense (top 12 criteria). Please make it clear on how to get selected for the Games! It’s not only a shame, but bizarre that Swedish Olympic Team, would choose to have zero Swede’s in the

Five Swedish track and field athletes are filing suit against the Swedish Olympic Committee (SOC) for what they deem is 'a clear violation of the Olympic Charter.' After nine athletes, despite meeting the World Rankings quota outlined by the IOC, were denied selections to the

T&F just different. Ppl don’t understand.

It’s not a credit/blame thing. God gets all the glory, honor, and praise in both the wins and losses because He is worthy of that regardless of the outcome of a given sporting event (race in my case).