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Long jump technique: run-up, take-off, landing
Four phases decide a long jump before you even leave the ground. Here is what each one actually involves.
Read moreEngland Athletics registration explained (and what it gets you)
What a URN actually is, what a competition licence covers, and why you can't register yourself directly.
Read moreWhat it costs to join a UK athletics club
Club fees, governing body registration, and what you actually get for the money. Here's the real breakdown.
Read moreShot put technique: glide vs spin for beginners
Two completely different ways to throw the same implement. Here's why almost every beginner should start with the glide.
Read moreHow to get faster at sprinting
Sprinting speed comes from technique as much as raw effort. Here's what actually changes when you get faster.
Read moreMasters athletics in the UK: competing after 35
Turning 35 does not end a competitive athletics career, it starts a new one. Here's how Masters athletics actually works.
Read moreAthletics for kids: what happens at a first session
What to actually expect the first time you take a child along to an athletics club, from warm up to pick up.
Read moreSportshall athletics: the winter indoor format explained
Sportshall is how most UK kids first compete in athletics, and it happens in a sports hall, not on a track. Here's how it works.
Read moreAthletics coaching qualifications: LiRF, CiRF and UKA coach awards
Leading a run and coaching one are officially different things in UK athletics. Here's how the qualification pathway is structured.
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