Asafa Powell 50m 5.64s Video U.S Open 2012

Asafa Powell opened his third Olympic season with an impressive time of 5.64s at 50m in the U.S Indoor Open at New York on 28th January 2012. The 29-year-old who has 9.72 of 100m, however still short 0.08s of the World record (5.56s) held jointly by Donavon Bailey and Maurice Greene. The fastest official time ever recorded at 50m is 5.55s by Ben Johnson in 1987 but it was then annulled due to doping revelations. Below is the official result:

1. Asafa Powell JAM 5.64 WL, PB
2. Nesta Carter JAM 5.67 PB
3. Trell Kimmons USA 5.68 PB
4. Justin Gatlin USA 5.71 PB
5. Kimmari Roach JAM 5.74 PB
6. Daniel Bailey ANT 5.75 PB

VIDEO of Men's 50m U.S Open, NY 2012 (by Orgiv1985)

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Sprint Coach Harun Rasheed Says Goodbye Athletics

Malaysian renowned sprint coach Harun Rasheed announced his resignation as track and field coach after dedicated his time and effort toward the development of Malaysian track and field for at least three-decade long.

It was explained that he decided to resign to enable him spending more time with family and concentrating on business. He unofficially informed MAAU (now MAU) about retirement after poor performances achieved by his sprinters during 2011 SEA Games.

Back in 1970's he was a successful sprinter, having won medals several times in Malaysia open (MAAU) at 200m and 400m and was part of the 4x400m national team that finished 4th at the 1978 Asian Games in Bangkok. But the most important and memorable moments in his career as an athlete could be when his 4x400m team became the champion at two editions of SEAP / SEA Games (1973 & 1977).

Harun whose best time is 48.7s in the 400m set in 1978 at Jakarta and repeated in Singapore, started coach track and field in early 1980's. He has produced numerous of national record breakers, SEA Games champions and Asian continental's top athletes. Seven out of ten fastest Malaysian female sprinters were among the athletes who trained with him.

Although his sprinters had failed to win individual medal in last year SEA Games, his final-year assignment (2011) as a national sprint coach was considered very successful. Under his guidance, both Malaysian male and female sprinters, Mohd Noor Imran A.Hadi (10.40s) and Norjannah Hafiszah Jamaludin (11.60s) became the fastest in Southeast Asia during 2011 athletics season.

The 57-year-old Kedahan born served as chief coach of national athletics for two years since January 2010.

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Lee Hup Wei Equals Malaysian Indoor Record 2.15m in Ostrava

Lee Hup Wei, the newly crowned SEA Games champion equaled the 18-year-old Malaysian national indoor record after clearing a 2.15m bar in the high jump during "Ostravska Latka" or Czech High Jump Grand Prix in Ostrava on January 24, 2011. Against a strong field of 16, Hup Wei finished in 9th place, registered the mark on his third jump before failing at all attempts of 2.20m.

The event was won by Jaroslav Baba of Czech Republic with a height of 2.29m. On count back after at least 4 jumpers had the same height of 2.23m, second place was given to Romania's Mihai Donisan, while third place shared by Keith Moffatt (USA) and Piotr Sleboda (Poland), leaving Matus Bubenik (Slovakia) in fifth.

Lou Cwee Peng registered the Malaysian indoor record at Toronto Canada  in March 03, 1993.

Meanwhile U.S-based Malaysian marathoner Woo Chan Yew registered a new Malaysian indoor best performance in 5000m after clocking 15:28.30s in an open indoor meeting organized by the Iowa State University open at Iowa, USA, on January 21, 2011. 

Chan Yew who broke K.Baskaran's marathon record (2:29:27) with 2:28:36 at Montreal Marathon in 2010, finished in 3rd in his race.

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Malaysia Athletics Calendar 2012

Malaysia's Athletics Calendar (2012)
Last Updated at 26.05.2012 (ask for confirmation at- info@adriansprints.com)

JANUARY	COMPETITIONS	VENUE
10-12	SUKSES (Closed Meet)	Bukit Jalil KL
15	FTAAA Cross Country	Padang Merbok
FEBRUARY
02	National Cross-country	TBC
18-19	5th Asian Indoor Athletics Championships	Hangzhou CHN
25	32nd Milo Golden Mile	Kuching
25	Kelantan Road Relays 2012	Kota Bahru
25-26	Ujian Masa-Jarak-Ketinggian	Ipoh
26	Penang Open Cross Country	Teluk Kumbar
MARCH
02-04	Malaysian University Athletics Championships	UTM Skudai
03-04	Kejohanan Olahraga Remaja Perlis	Kangar
09-11	14th IAAF World Indoor Championships	Istanbul, Turki
11	Half Marathon Menara Condong	Teluk Intan
11	Larian Brooks Half Marathon	Bukit Jalil
11	ASIAN 20KM WALKING CHAMPIONSHIPS	Nomi City JPN
11-13	USM Athletics Championships	USM Penang
18-19	FTAAA All-Comers Meet & Sukma Trials	Bukit Jalil KL
24-25	FTAAA Sukma Trials	MSN Bukit Jalil
24-25	9th Sarawak Junior Athletics Championships	Kuching
24	ASIAN CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS	Qingzhen CHN
28-31	Kejohanan Olahraga MSS Sabah	Keningau
APRIL
05-09	Kejohanan Olahraga MSS Perak	Ipoh
08	Sport Excel Run	TBC
09-12	Kejohanan Olahraga MSS Negeri Sembilan	Kuala Pilah
13-15	AUSTRALIAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS IN ATHLETICS	Melbourne AUS
14-15	Kejohanan Jalan Kaki 20km ATM 2012	Lumut
15	PAAA Round The House Relay	Penang
15	Kejohanan Olahraga Daerah Kerian	USM Transkerian
21	Penang Open Relays	USM
21	MAU/Malaysian Athletics Grand Prix 1, 2012	Kuala Lumpur
22	FTAAA Development Programme (Middle-Long)	Bukit Jalil
27-28	Kejohanan Olahraga POA Kedah Zon Selatan	Kulim
28-29	Sabah Open Athletics Championships	Kota Kinabalu
28-29	Perak Juniors / Open Athletics Championships	Ipoh
28-29	HANOI OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS	Hanoi VIE
28-29	Pre-SUKMA Athletics Championships	Kuantan
28-29	Penang Open & Under 17 Championships	Penang
TBC	Kejohanan Olahraga MSS Perlis	Kangar
MAY
02-05	MSSPP State Championships	Penang
06	Borneo International Marathon	Kota Kinabalu
06	Negeri Sembilan Athletics Meet	Seremban
06	Muar International Run	Muar
06	MC Donald Run	TBC
06	ASIAN ATHLETICS GRAND PRIX  I	Bangkok THA
09	ASIAN ATHLETICS GRAND PRIX  II	Kanchaburi THA
11-12	Kedah Open Athletics Meet	Alor Star
12-13	26th FTAAA State Meet	Bukit Jalil
12-13	25th IAAF WORLD RACE WALKING CUP	Saransk RUS
13	ASIAN ATHLETICS GRAND PRIX  III	Nakomratsima THA
18-20	Armed Forces (ATM) Athletics Championships	Lumut
19-20	Johore AAA State Championships (closed)	Johor Bahru
19	Olahraga 4 Penjuru - KED, PER, PEN, PRK	Ipoh
22-25	Malaysian Schools Athletics Championships	Kangar
24-25	CHINESE TAIPEI OPEN ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS	Taipei
26-30	PHILIPPINES NATIONAL GAMES (T&F)	Dumaguete PHI
25	Perlis Road Relays Meet	Arau
25-26	Kelantan AAA State Championships (closed)	Panji
27	FTAAA Development Programme (Throw)	Bukit Jalil
TBC	Penang Junior (U21) Athletics Championships	USM Penang
JUNE
01	Penang Hill Climb	Penang
09-10	Selangor Open Athletics Championships	Kuala Lumpur
09-12	ASIAN JUNIORS ATHLETICS MEET	Colombo SRI
16-17	MAAU National and Open Championships (NOT CONFIRMED)	Kuala Lumpur
17	FTAAA Development Programme (Walk&Jump)	Bukit Jalil
17	Ipoh International Starwalk	Ipoh
24	Standard Chartered KL Marathon 2012	Kuala Lumpur
30.-01.07	4th ASIAN All-Star Athletics Meet	Almaty, KAZ
TBC	MSN/MILO Perlis Open Athletics Championships	Kangar
JULY
01	Ipoh International Run	Ipoh
01	FTAAA One-Malaysia Road Relays	Kuala Lumpur
01-03	HONG KONG INTER CITY MEET	Hong Kong
01-08	ASEAN Schools Games	Jakarta INA
07-08	Selangor Open Athletics Championships	Bukit Jalil
09-12	XIII SUKMA (Malaysian Games) 2012	Kuantan
10-15	14th IAAF WORLD JUNIORS CHAMPS	Baecelona ESP
14	Kelantan Open Road Walking Championships	Pengkalan Chepa
15	Seremban Half Marathon	Seremban
15	FTAAA Development Programme (Sprints)	Bukit Jalil
14-15	59th Sarawak State Championships	Kuching
21	MAU/Malaysian Athletics Grand Prix II, 2012	Kuala Lumpur
27.-12.8	THE  XXX  OLYMPIC GAMES  !!	London GBR
AUGUST
TBC	Kota Kinabalu International Marathon	Kota Kinabalu
	*as usual, limited number of meet during 'fasting month' + 'eid al fitr'  / Hari Raya Puasa (around 20 July - 20 August) ...
25-26	SINGAPORE OPEN TRACK AND FIELD MEET	Singapore
31-Sep03	THAILAND OPEN TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIP	Rangsit THA
SEPTEMBER
01	10th 100Plus Relay Championships	Kuching
09	FTAAA/MSSKL  Throws, Jumps, Under Distances	Bukit Jalil
09	Johore International Marathon	Batu Pahat
16	Kluang International Rum	Kluang
16	2nd Taiping International Marathon	Taiping
16	Starwalk	Penang
30	Tanjung Malim 10km	Sepoy Lines
OCTOBER
06	20th IAAF WORLD HALF MARATHON	Kavarna BUL
13	Kota Bahru Run	Kota Bahru
20-21	Perak AAA All-Comers	Ipoh
21	Kuantan City Road Relay	Kuantan
NOVEMBER
TBC	Sandakan 10km	Sandakan
TBC	2nd Kinabalu International Games (T&F)	Kota Kinabalu
10	Kejohanan Olahraga Luar Musim	Panji
18	PBIM (Penang Bridge International Marathon)	Penang
24-25	3rd International Combined Event	Bukit Jalil
DECEMBER
15-18	16th ASEAN University Games (T&F)	Vientiane LAO
19	Penang Round The Island Relay	Esplande

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The Rocket Sprint Start, Bud Winter & Jimson Lee

The 2011 Revised Edition of The Rocket Sprint Start is now available for order! This book was written and  first published in 1964 by the legendary coach, Bud Winter. In 1968 Olympics, his athlete, Tommie Smith has broken the 20s barrier in the 200m. He clocked a time of 19.83s. Before the Olympics, another sprinter he coached has run 19.92s in 200m, nevertheless was not recognized in statistics. Apart from that, his 400m sprinter, Lee Evans takes the Olympic gold in 43.86s, thus becoming the first man to break the 44s barrier in the 400m. At a glance, Bud Winter coached a total of 37 World record holders, 27 Olympians, and 102 NCAA All-Americans.

Background / Content of the book;

This book is broken down in three parts;

1) The original book printed in 1964
--> A careful analysis on Armin Hary's form, taken from hundreds of slow motion pictures of the 1960 Olympic Games, where Hary won the men's 100m final. He revealed seven ways in which his form differed from the rest of the sprinters.

2) Modern sprint start, by Jimson Lee of SpeedEndurance.com
--> Contents;
a) 5 Phases of the 100m sprint
b) Different types of blocks
c) Setting up your blocks
d) Getting into your blocks
e) The "on your marks" position
f) The "set" position
g) Gun and reaction time
h) Drive phase and clearance

3) Comparing the 1960 Rocket Sprint Start to the Jamaican sprinters of 2008
--> Analysis on block spacing, positions at "on your marks", "set", "gun", "pick up", etc.

Click here to order the book.

#Thanks to Jimson Lee, CEO of SpeedEndurance.com for providing me a copy of this book.

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The Best and Most Disappointing Track & Field 2011, and with thanks to 350,000

There are always articles highlighting the best sporting moments (sort of) at the end of a year to wrap up the year as I did in 2010 (an article which was linked as "top post" by the track and field news)/

This year is a bit different.  AdrianSprints.com, for this year 2011, opted to thank all the visitors who totalled 350,000 visits during the 2011. Indeed, a good improvement of the website. As always, I wish you all the very best whatever you dreamed and targeted next year.

Website... the best way to keep up the content and improve on some other parts is sharing your thought. Maybe you should consider to be a guest blogger during next years? or at least to provide materials (athletics results, sports news, track and field training tips and so on?), which would definitely benefit  the readers for their uses in their training, etc.

"Sharing" a non-article related thing is also very useful, because the spirit of "sharing" good contents in the future might be more easier; in this case, please consider a donation.

Finally, here is my take on the best and most disappointing (simultaneously) scene of athletics in the 2011: 

• I picked the IAAF World Championship's 4x100m men final, where Jamaica team (Nesta Carter 9.78, Michael Frater 9.88, Yohan Blake 9.82, Usain Bolt 9.58), once again (even without Asafa Powell) eclipsed the World record 37.10s set by this country in 2008 Olympics in Beijing, with a new WR mark of 37.04s. 
• Most disappointing: The United States, Trinidad and Tobago, and Great Britain were declared "Did Not Finish", ironically not because of baton's bloopers or issues but the sprinters collided between each other. The video below will reveal full story.

France team, former WR team (1990), strengthened by Christophe Lemaitre and Jimmy Vicaut, taking home the silver medal. 

Comeback from retirement, Kim Collins who made a surprise of winning bronze in the 100m  in 2003 world championships, once again helping his country Saint Kitts and Nevis winning the Bronze.

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Malaysian Athletics Results No 10, 2011

Malaysian Athletics Results 2011-10
By Jad Adrian (ATFS statistician)
Email: info@adriansprints.com

KUCHING
11-12 November 2011: Kejohanan Sukan Mahasiswa Borneo / Borneo Student Games SUKMAB
Participants from universities, collegues, polytechnics, and teaching institutions of three countries of Borneo (Malaysia, Indonesia, and Brunei); Below is the best results;

Men
100m (11): 1, Mohamad Afif Zulhusmi Alet 10.7;
400m (11): 1, Pang Tsun Kuo 50.9;
110mh (11): 1, Ngu Chee Yan 15.4;
400mh (12): 1, Eldy Sham Elron 56.3;
L J (12): 1, Irwin Maulana INA 7.14;
T J (11): 1, Irwin Maulana INA 14.88;
D T (12): 1, Wong Leh Huat 35.33;

Women
100 H (11): 1, Felnidiah Lok Lassim 16.1;

PALEMBANG (INA)
12-16 November 2011: 26th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games, at Palembang Indonesia
National Team bagged 6 Gold, 2 Silver, 3 Bronze. Below is result of Malaysian athletes;

Men
100m (12) /+2.1: 6, Mohd Noor Imran A.Hadi 10.55w (& 3h2, 10.73); 2h1 Ambrose Jilom 10.78  (final-injured)
200m (14) / +1.7: 6, Mohd Noor Imran A.Hadi 21.64 (& 3h2, 22.28 -1.4); 7, Mohd Ikhwan Nor  21.72 (& 4h1, 22.48 -1.4);
800m (15): -, Mohd Jironi Riduan DNF-Injured
1500m (13): -, Mohd Jironi Riduan Dqed (finished in 3rd, subsequently disqulified);
5000m (15): 9, Nik Fakaruddin Ismail 15:34.62;
3000m St (12): 8, Ahmad Luth Hamizan 9:31.22; 11, Jayamaran Karthik 9:51.53;
110mh (13)/+0.7: 2, Rayzam Shah Wan Sofian 13.86 (2h1, 14.76 -0.6); 3, Mohd Robani Hassan 14.14 (1h2, 14.24 nwi);
400mh (15): 5, Muhamad Firdaus Mazalan 52.57 =NJR (3s1, 52.87 on 14.11);
H J (14): 1, Lee Hup Wei 2.15; 4, Ahmad Najwan Aqra 2.08;
T J (15): 4, Mohd Hakimi Ismail 15.92 -0.3;
S P (13): 2, Adi Alifuddin Hussin 17.53 NR;
H T (14): 3, Jackie Wong Siew Cheer 57.04;
20km W (13): 1, Lo Choon Sieng 1:32:34; 4, Teoh Boon Lim 1:29:27;
4x100m (15): 3, National Team (Mohd Zabidi Ghazali, Mohd Ikhwan Nor, Mohd Azhar Ismail, M. Noor Imran A. Hadi) 40.41;
4x400m (14): 1, National Team (S.Kannathasan, P.Yuvaaraj, Schzuan A.Rosely, M.Yunus Lasaleh) 3:10.49;

Women
100m (12)/+1.7: 5, Nurul Sarah Abdul Kadir 11.86; 8, Norjannah Hafiszah Jamaluddin 12.03;
200m (14)/+1.4: 5, Nurul Sarah Abdul Kadir 24.42 (3s2, 24.99); 5s1, Norjannah Hafiszah Jamaluddin 25.80 (did not advance);
800m (15): 5, K.Ganthimathi 2:12.31;
3000m St (12): 4, Melinder Kaur 11:32.49;
100mh (13)/+0.7: 7, Raja Nursheena Raja Azhar 14.22 (4h2, 14.40 nwi);
400mh (15): 1, Noraseela Mohd Khalid 57.41 (4th Gold in SEAG);
P V (15): 1, Roslinda Samsu 4.20 (SEAG Record/4th Gold in SEAG);
L J (12): 7, Nurul Fatimatul Zahrah Awang 5.97 +0.9;
D T (15): 6, Yap Jeng Tzan 41.84;
H T (12): 1, Tan Song Hwa 55.15 (2nd Gold in SEAG);
20km Walk (13): 4, Yuan Yu Fang 1:48:29; 7, Norliana Mohd Rosni 2:03:42;
4x100m (15): 4, National Team (Yee Yi Ling, Nurul Sarah Abdul Kadir, Norjannah Hafiszah Jamaluddin, Zaidatul Husna Zulkifli) 45.46;

JOHORE BAHRU
26 November 2011: Pesta Olahraga MSNJ-NJAC Ke-3, 2011 /
3rd MSNJ-NJAC Athletics Meet 2011
Note: Hand times, no wind gauge.

Senior Men
100m: 1, Mohd Amiruddin Jamal SIN 10.7; 2, Hisyam Alias 10.8 (10.79); 3, Mohd
Shahmimi Azmi 11.1; 4, Cyrus Krishnan 11.2; 5, Izwan Firdaus Hanif SIN 11.2;

Sf: 1s2, Hisham Alias 10.5 (10.42); 2s2, Mohd Shahmimi Azmi 10.8; 3s2, Izwan Firdaus
Hanif SIN 11.1;

Junior Men
100m: 1, Muhamad Amirul Mukimin 11.1; 2, Hasyirin Amir Hamdan 11.1;
400m: 1, Badrus Hisham (Mal)  50.4;
J T (w?): 1, Muhammad Hafizi 51.87;

Under 15 Boys
100m: 1, Muhammad Shukur Md Jani MAL 11.2;
Sf: 1s2, Muhammad Shukur Md Jani 11.2; 1s3, Muhammad Azam Masri 11.2;

Senior Women
100m: 1, Chew Hui Lian 12.4; 2, Nurul Atiqah Awang 12.5;
400m: 1, Nurul Assikin Rasid 60.8; 2, Nurul Faezah Asma 62.0;
L J: 1, Nurul Fatimatul Zahrah Awang 5.73;
J T: 1, Nur Fathin Adibah Suharman TER 36.48; 2, Siti Nur Nadia Mohd Osman JOH
33.71;

KUALA LUMPUR
27 November 2011: Nike 10km Run

Men 25 and above
1, Solomon Kipkemboi KEN 32:09.42; 2, Japhet Kimeli Maiyo KEN 33:27.96; 3, Philip Chirchir Lagat KEN 34:09.41

Men Below 25
1, Paul Kimani Wambui KEN 32:17.80; 2, Noah Kiprotich KEN 35:45.04; 3, Amirul Syazwan Samad MAS 36:43.41

Women 25 and above
1, Esther Wambui Karni KEN 38:00.21; 2, Yuan Yu Fang MAS 38:06.46; 3, Samivellu Sheela MAS 40:28.04

Women below 25
1, Yucabeth Chelangat Bore KEN 38:24.19; 2, Goh Li Ting MAS 48:16.07; 3, Nurul Fadzilah Razman MAS 49:59.49;

PENANG
04 December 2011: Half Marathon Across 3 States (Penang-Perak-Kedah)

Men
1, David Mutai KEN 1:18:38; 2, Ow Yong Jin Kuang 1:21:04; 3, Mohd Faizul Mohaieddin 1:21:33;

Women
1, Sarah Sulaiman Ch’ng 1:31:20; 2, Sunny Ng Sun Nee 1:46:34

*Start/Finish = Nibong Tebal, Penang

SINGAPORE
04 December 2011: Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon

Men / Half Marathon
7, Fabian Osmond Daimon 1:19:37 (1st Veteran);

SAMARINDA (INA)
08-10 December 2011: 4th Borneo Games / Sukan Borneo 2011

Men
100m (08): 1, Ambrose Jilom 10.5; 2, Sebastian Lee Azcona  10.7;
400m (08): 2, Anchois Aron 50.4;
H T (??): 1, Jackie Wong Siew Cheer  53.31;

MALACCA
10 December 2011: 2nd Melaka International 12-Hour Walk
One lap of course equates 1 km. DQ in a lap means the lap would not be counted as part of overall distance/km covered. Actual time and total distance (km) are shown in bracket. Following are the winners and fastest performers at 50km.;

Men
12 hour Walk
1, Eng Hup Boh MAS 94km (11:57:35 96km); 2, Malek Redone Herberto MAS 90km (11:56.43 91km); 3, Wan Arif Wan Husain MAS 90km (11:57:07);

50km Walk
1, Barathithasen Anipoobarathi MAS 6:00:04; 2, Eng Hup Boh MAS 6:01:01; 3, Edmund Sim SIN 6:02:44; 4, Wan Arif Wan Husain MAS 6:07:53; 5, Yow Kang Huat SIN 6:15:05;

Women
12 hour walk
1, Song Ghee Chee MAS 84km (12:02:37); 2, So Kit-Sum HKG 82km (11:52:35); 3, Lau Fung-Ling HKG 80km (11:57:10);

50km Walk
1, Song Gie Chee MAS 6:19:07; 2, So Kit-Sum HKG 6:59:34; 3, Norazilah Osman MAS 7:07:13; 4, Wong Siew Leng MAS 7:12:30; 5, Chan Yee Hung HKG 7:18:19;

PENANG
11 December 2011: 2nd Penang Veteran Athletics Association (PVAA) 10km

Women
1, Sarah Sulaiman Ch’ng 41:26;

KOTA KINABALU
17-18 December 2011: 1st Kinabalu International Games / Weekly Relay Grand Final
note: NWI

Men
100m (17): 1, Jesley Justin 11.02 (1s1 10.6); 2, Rayzam Shah W.S 11.04; 3, Asif Farhan 11.06 (1s2 10.6).
400m (17) 1, Anchoit Aron 50.24.
LJ (18): 1, Cammilus David 6.91.

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Track and Field Athletics Results from ASIAN Countries

Results from ASIA  (2016 season)

• Encompasses results of the track and field, road racing, ultra running, and cross country as compiled by Germany's Heinrich Hubbeling (Asian AA, IAAF, ATFS Statistician).
• Very deep results from Asian countries (except Japan & China) with statistical remarks such as new NR and NJR. Results (saved in .doc format) will be sent to subscribers by email.

Order/contact;
Heinrich Hubbeling, Vreden Germany.
Email:  hhubbeling@t-online.de
Subscription rate: USD 25.00 per year  (30-35 reports/year  in doc format)
Payment: International money order (IMO).

NOTE: if you have problem with IMO, you can send payment by credit and debit card or PayPal, with additional fee of USD 2.00 (total USD 27.00). Send message to this email (info@adriansprints.com) and further instruction will be given. You will receive all results from Heinrich Hubbeling by email (and NOT from myself)

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ON THE TRACK

HONG KONG
Inter-City Athletics Championships / 02. – 03.07.2011
 -results-

SINGAPORE

3^rd ASEAN School Games / 02. – 04.07.2011

 -results-

SEA GAMES Trials for Discus Throwers / 29.06.2011

 -results-

SAA Track & Field Meeting / 16.07.2011

 -results-

MALAYSIA

Selangor Open Champs at Kuala Lumpur / 02. – 03.07.2011

-results-

Selangor Junior Champs at Kuala Lumpur / 25. – 26.06.2011

 -results-

National University Championships at Serdang / 21. – 23.06.2011

-results-

INDONESIA

Porwil Sumatera Champs at Johore Bahru & at Batam / 23. – 24 06.2011

-results-

Indonesian National Championships at Jakarta 

-results-

IRAN

National Junior Men Championships at Mashad / 06. – 07.07.2011

-results-

KOREA

International Pole Vault Meeting at Busan / 25.06.2011

-results-

KYRGHIZSTAN

National Youth Championships at Bishkek / 24. – 25.06.2011

-results-

TAJIKISTAN

National Championships at Dushanbe / 15. – 16.06.2011

-results-

LEBANON

National Meeting at Jamhour / 02.07.2011

-results-

SRI LANKA

-delayed results from different national competitions-

1^st Round of National Athletics League at Diyagama / 08. – 09.04.2011

-results-

2^nd Round at Diyagama / 08. – 09.05.2011

 -results-

National Selection Meeting at Diyagama / 25.05.2011

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ON THE ROAD

MALAYSIA

Standard Chartered Marathon at Kuala Lumpur / 26.06.2011

-results-

International Race Running at Ipoh / 03.07.2011

-results-

TIMOR LESTE

International Marathon at Dili / 18.06.2011

-results-

CROSS COUNTRY

MONGOLIA

ASIAN Schools Cross Country Champs at Ulanbaatar / 25.06.2011
-results-

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