Bannister back and ready to aim for the sky 
Unfortunately most of his time felt like it was spent "sitting on the couch with elbows and feet up in the air" recovering from a spate of operations that sidelined him for 18 months.Click here to read the article
Bannister back and ready to aim for the sky
Since the Beijing Olympics in 2008 most of Jarrod Bannister's Australian teammates have been gradually building towards the upcoming Commonwealth Games in Delhi.
Unfortunately most of his time felt like it was spent "sitting on the couch with elbows and feet up in the air" recovering from a spate of operations that sidelined him for 18 months.
Click here to read the article
Unfortunately most of his time felt like it was spent "sitting on the couch with elbows and feet up in the air" recovering from a spate of operations that sidelined him for 18 months.Click here to read the article
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Australia's Commonwealth Games hopes have taken another blow, with national 1500m record holder Ryan Gregson withdrawing from next month's event due to injury. 
Commonwealth Games 5000m representative Ben St Lawrence has shattered his personal best in the 3000m at the Notturna Di Milano meet in Italy. 
Matt Shirvington has backed the Commonwealth Games boycott of John Steffensen - convinced Athletics Australia must make significant changes before again becoming a "super power" in track and field. 
AA chief executive Dallas O'Brien said Steffensen would be required to front a tribunal after being charged with breaching the organisation's code of conduct with his comments at April's national championships. 
It will take another generation of athletes to dip under the brand new 800 metres world record of one minute, 41.01 seconds. 
Outspoken athlete John Steffensen has reportedly chosen to quit the Delhi Commonwealth Games team as a protest against Athletics Australia. 