The Shakeout Podcast: New year, new Rundown!

Its a new year, a new decade, and we’ve got a new take on our show! Starting this week, we’ll be releasing The Rundown separately from our regular Shakeout episodes. Tune in each Monday as Maddy Kelly and Kate Van Buskirk recap the previous week of results, drama and excitement. Then check back with us on Fridays, when Kate brings you interviews with some of the most fascinating members of the running community!

RELATED: Preisner, Anteneh upset former champs to win Boxing Day 10 Miler

There were nail-biting finishes and records galore at the San Silvestre de Sao Paulo 15K, the Hakone Ekiden Relay and the Hamilton Boxing Day 10 Miler.

RELATED: Molly Huddle wants to criminalize doping

“We need to bring clean athletes out of the long shadow cast by doping conspiracies. When we do, their bright lights will shine on their hometowns, their training communities, and the next generations of American athletes.” –@MollyHuddle https://t.co/36rIkLjK2y

— USADA (@usantidoping) December 28, 2019

Former track star Diane Clement was named as a member of The Order of Canada. We recount her remarkable life and career (thus far!). Current star Molly Huddle helped successfully pass a bill in the United States House of Representatives that would “criminalize doping conspiracies”. (Listen to the latest episode of The Clean Sport Collective Podcast HERE)

RELATED: Canadian woman wins 72-hour event at Across The Years

Finally, Canadians took to the podium in multiple distances at the Across the Years trail race in Phoenix, AZ. Most impressively, Dennene Huntley Pangle of Edmonton took the overall win in the 72-hour event with a stunning 380 kilometres!