@brianjonesy

dats my side blog but i use it 100% of the time so follow me there 4 cool tunes

[run-18]

Took this pic of Evan Jager

[syd-j]

Wisconsin Adidas invitational 2015

[itsjustpaul-deactivated20160224]

[penis-hilton]

are y'all reblogging this for the accident or for the italian commentary

[allthingseurope]

Berchtesgaden, Germany (by Robert Schüller)

[snowchasing]

I miss Germany. 

[distancequeen]

wow do you ever just feel like dying temporarily

[itsjustpaul-deactivated20160224]

[cutie-mcpretty]

“Feminism? no thanks, i prefer gender equality”

Water? no thanks, i prefer H2O

[whydowedoaswedo]

[runnnnning-deactivated20200731]

“Fear not the hills but she who runs them.”

[casimirfornalski]

[thatquote]

Look up at the stars and not down at your feet. Be curious.

Stephen Hawking (via vehxt)

[kailiawo]

Perks of a mango tree in my backyard

[myracepace]

[life-on-the-run]

last long run before college: ✔️

[lordstilllovesme]

Mid morning snack to help me stay awake for training! 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽 RA training is no joke!

[distancequeen]

A teammate told me she thought another was cute and I witnessed her practically cuddle with him shortly after, get his number, and text him for about 3 hours straight. ??? What? How do you just talk to boys????!?!?!?!?!???????????????

[rungentschrun]

New doping claims 'very alarming'

The World Anti-Doping Agency is "very alarmed" after allegations about the "extraordinary extent of cheating" in athletics.

A third of medals (146, including 55 golds) in endurance events at the Olympics and World Championships between 2001 and 2012 were won by athletes who have recorded suspicious tests. It is claimed none of these athletes have been stripped of their medals.

More than 800 athletes - one in seven of those named in the files - have recorded blood tests described by one of the experts as “highly suggestive of doping or at the very least abnormal”.

A top UK athlete is among seven Britons with suspicious blood scores.

British athletes - including Olympic champion heptathlete Jessica Ennis-Hill - have lost out in major events to competitors who were under suspicion.

Ten medals at London 2012 were won by athletes who have dubious test results.

In some finals, every athlete in the three medal positions had recorded a suspicious blood test.

Russia emerges as “the blood testing epicentre of the world” with more than 80% of the country’s medals won by suspicious athletes, while Kenya had 18 medals won by suspicious athletes.

Stars such as Britain’s Mo Farah and Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt recorded no abnormal results.

Athletes are increasingly using blood transfusions and EPO micro-doses to boost the red cell count.

[angel-likes-running]

okay honestly this needs just as much attention as the Nick Symmonds situation. this is our sport people!!!!!!