After a short acclimatization stint in Uganda, British Virgin Islands distance runner Katrina “Kat” Lindsay began a high-altitude training camp in Iten, Kenya, on Saturday.

She will be teaming up with record holders Beatrice Chebet and Agnes Ngetich in the women’s 10,000m at the World Championships from September 13-21.

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Jake Wightman and Donavan Brazier will tell you there is only one thing harder than reaching the top of men’s middle-distance running: staying there. Brazier was crowned 800m world champion in 2019.

For as long as I can remember, I’ve had my eyes on one goal: kissing the rock at the end of the Hardrock 100.