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Michael Doyle

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Canada, Toronto
As seen in: The Sun, The Globe and Mail, The New Daily, Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja, Center for a New American Security (CNAS), Courier & Press, Canadian Running Magazine, The Gleaner, Marathon Handbook, Tweed Daily News and
Freelance journalist. I like to write about unusual people, complicated situations, and running. Former linguist and magazine editor.
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Watch Kylie Mantz Run a 5:26 Mile at 38 Weeks Pregnant

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By Michael Doyle Verified
| Marathon Handbook
Kylie Mantz, 38 weeks pregnant with her first child, ran a mile at full effort on the BYU track in Provo, Utah, last week, clocking 5:26.2 while a rotating group of women shared the pacing and a bib reading “Kylie’s Preggo Mile” was pinned to her top. The 24-year-old, who is married to American marathon record holder Conner Mantz, announced the run on Instagram. Her bib number was 38, one for each week of the pregnancy.
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Tracksmith Is at a Crossroads. Can One Super Trainer Redefine the Brand That Started Indie Running?

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By Michael Doyle Verified
| Marathon Handbook
Tracksmith launched in 2014 on a premise no running brand had seriously tested: that runners would pay premium prices for gear built around the culture and history of the sport rather than around technology claims. The premise came from cycling. Co-founder Luke Scheybeler had earlier co-founded Rapha, the brand that proved cyclists would pay more for a cultural signal, and Tracksmith was oft referred to as the Rapha of running from its inception.
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Five Takeaways from Paris Diamond League

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By Michael Doyle Verified
| Marathon Handbook
For one night in Paris, track and field looked like a sport that knew exactly what it had. The stands at Stade Charléty were full, three Diamond League records fell inside the first hour, and the meet closed with a 5,000m that played like the final chase sequence of a heist film. Evenings like this are rarer than they should be, and the structures above the sport are much of the reason.
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