Check out 400 metre hurdle world champion Dai Greene talk about his build up to the 2012 London Olympic Games.    
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*A weekend spent in Istanbul was more than enough evidence to suggest that British athletics will be coming to the London 2012 party.
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*A day spent at the Aviva Birmingham Grand Prix over the weekend was more than enough to prove that Britain's athletes are looking in good shape to excel this summer at the London Olympics.
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Did you catch the men's indoor 60 metres dash in Sheffield over the weekend?   Dwain Chambers was sprinting so fast as he crossed the finish line in first place that not even the ramp and padding could prevent him from flipping over the barrier and ending up, head first down, with his legs sticking up...
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Usain Bolt will make his first international appearance of the year at the Bislett Games in Oslo on June 7, the triple Olympic champion has revealed.
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“We definitely don’t mess around,” smiles Martyn Rooney, happily aware of the grueling necessities of readying his body to compete at the very summit of world athletics. “There are no gimmicks, we just go out there and work as hard as we can.
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*Usain Bolt and Yohan Blake have both made the shortlist for the International Athletics Federation’s Athlete-of-the-Year award, the only two Caribbean track stars to do so.
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Former world 800m champion, Caster Semenya, has turned to coach Maria Mutola to help her win Olympic gold in London next year. Semenya, who won gold at the Berlin World Championships in 2009 (pictured), left her previous coach Michael Seme shortly after winning silver at the 2011 event in Daegu.
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*Chris Tomlinson, Britain’s leading long-jumper, has warned his rivals that he will be at his very best at next summer’s Olympic Games after suffering injury heartache at the final of the World Championships in September. *   Tomlinson was in impressive form heading into the event at Daegu.
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As Holly Bleasdale gazed up at the bar – a full 4. 70m above the crash mat she now rested on – the enormity of her achievement at the Banhaus Gala in Mannheim had not yet settled in.
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*Although Team GB reached the medal target set by UK Athletics chief Charles van Commenee at the World Championships in South Korea, there were clear signs that Britain’s athletes could have exceeded the seven that were collected.
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World 5,000 metres champion Mo Farah passed up the chance to appear at a potentially lucrative Diamond League meeting in Brussels this weekend, to take part in the Great North City Games.   * * It was Farah’s first appearance since collecting his dramatic gold in the World Championships in Deagu.
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Jamaica’s new 100m world champion Yohan Blake produced a personal best of 9. 82 seconds to beat Asafa Powell at the latest Diamond League meeting in Zurich.
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While the recent World Athletics Championships in Daegu offered its audience the chance to feast on the planet’s finest competitors, for Tasha Danvers the viewing was not so easy.   “Yeah it’s a bit of a headache.
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*So farewell Daegu and the world athletics championships, and thanks for some memorable moments.
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By Ian Stafford

*In a major blow for the Jamaican athletics team, just ahead of next weekend’s start to the World Championships, sprinter Steve Mullings, is facing a lifetime ban from athletics after testing positive for the banned substance furosemide.
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Sportsvibe were catching flies with chopsticks in the dojo (Pineapple Dance Studios), with British hurdler Andy Turner.   After quickly realising that this isn't the set of Karate Kid, we talked to Andy about hurdling and the impending World Championships in Daegu.
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*Mark Lewis Francis’s hopes of lining up for Britain at the World Championships in Deagu as a 100m contender are over, following a selectors’ decision to pick Marlon Devonish*.
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Mark-Lewis Francis has been overlooked by UK Athletics and will not complete at the upcoming World Championships in Daegu, South Korea. He was disqualified for a false start at the recent UK World Trials and the three spots have gone to Dwain Chambers, Harry Aikines-Aryeetey and Marlon Devonish.
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South Africa has named 24 year-old double amputee Oscar Pretorius as their selection for the 400m in the World Championships.
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