Race walking is undergoing a revolution, with new techniques and training methods boosting athlete performance. Athletics Weekly explores how these changes are reshaping the discipline on the world stage.
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Race walking, a fast-paced Olympic sport, demands athletes maintain contact with the ground and a straightened leading leg. Known for its unique technique, it tests endurance, speed, and discipline on the track.
Race walking, an official Olympic event, demands athletes keep one foot on the ground at all times. Known for its unique technique and endurance, this lesser-known sport tests speed, precision, and stamina over long distances.
Racewalking, often overlooked and misunderstood, has a rich history dating back centuries. “Don’t run (and don’t laugh)” uncovers its origins, rules, and cultural significance, shedding light on this unique athletic discipline.