Excuse the PreRaceJitters Dust

No matter whether you are moving up an event or trying something new– it is a constant.  Growing pains are an unavoidable consquence that goes with the territory.

PreRaceJitters is not going anywhere but up.

So please excuse our mess right now, as we work hard to bring you an upgraded website with more features and content.

We appreciate your patience, I know the content has been slow to appear on the site.  The upgrade is taking longer than anticipated but then again that is probably not a surprise to our friends and colleagues.

Thank you to all that have inquired about what is next for PRJ.  We hope to provide a vehicle that is more interactive and dynamic.

In the mean time, please keep coming back and let your friends that we will be providing new content while the new PreRaceJitter is being developed.

Thanks again for your support and just know we can not wait to increase your PreRaceJitters experience.

PreRaceJitters’ Track & Field Radio Show, Episode # 39

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The world record holder at 100, 200 and 4×100 meter relays and the world record holder at 5,000 and 10,000 might get it on like Donkey Kong.  Could Bolt beat Bekele in a distance that is fair to both athletes?  That and more is discussed in this latest episode.

-Bolt about get to paid in a major way

-Richards, Bekele, and Insinbeyva share winnings

PreRaceJitters’ Track & Field Radio Show, where the real playas come to hang out!

Change Is Here.

This is the year of change.  And so, change we must.

Response to the Prerace Jitters blog since its introduction in October 2007 has been both overwhelming and humbling.

With that we are working hard to bring you a new and improved site in effect making PreraceJitters.com the internet’s premiere track and field lifestyle magazine.

The latest Prerace Jitters foray will deliver timely interviews, features, and recurring columns, in addition to the insights that you have grown accustomed to reading.

We appreciate your patience and understanding during our brief construction phase.  Thank you for your support and we look forward to a successful 2009 season and beyond.

Sincerely,

Jay F. Hicks

Editor