A tough hamstring injury put a different kind of hurdle in Anderson’s life over the past few years, but he’s ready for the Olympic Trials on Thursday. He’s peaking at the right time.
EUGENE, Ore. — When he digs into the blocks at the start line of the 400-meter hurdles at U.S. Olympic track and field trials on Thursday, Jeshua Anderson will do everything in his power to run like it’s 2011.
That was the best year of Anderson’s career.
Fresh out of college at Washington State, healthy and raring to go at the start of his professional track career, Anderson won his first and only U.