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At fifteen, Olivia Forrest stood on the European Under 18 podium. Then came something she had never experienced before: injury. Now back in training and targeting another Great Britain vest, she says the time away changed her relationship with running for the better.
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Ethan Newell traces his rise from junior parkrun to the World U20 Championships, built on setting goals that seem far fetched and working until they are not.
Interview · 1,240 words · 10 September 2026Born to Race, Learning to Win: Inside Freddie Rowe's Rise
Freddie Rowe held his nerve to become European U18 1500m champion. He talks tactical patience, a breakthrough season of personal bests, and bouncing back from World U20 disappointment.
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Why Beyond The Line?
Race results are the least interesting thing about the people who produce them.
Beyond The Line tells the stories behind endurance sport. The ambition, setbacks, decisions and people that exist beyond the results.
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To give the next generation of endurance athletes a voice.
Beyond The Line was created to give young and emerging athletes the platform their stories deserve. We go beyond results and personal bests to explore the people, experiences and journeys behind the performances.
Our mission is to support the next generation of athletes by giving them greater exposure, sharing the lessons of those around them, and creating a place where young runners can learn, be inspired and see what might be possible for them.