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Luckily for those hoping to lose weight, it doesnt have to involve eating a strange diet food.

And there is no denying yourself either - something which is a common complaint of most weight loss meal plans.

Milton Stokes, R.D., author of Flat Belly Diet! For Men, revealed eating breakfast is essential for weight loss.

Explaining why, he told Mens Fitness: It's like putting logs on a wood-burning stove. You need that initial input of fuel to get your metabolism going for the day.

The aim should be to intake around 400-600 calories within an hour of waking up.

Stokes advised focusing on protein, healthy fats and fibre, as these will leave dieters feeling fuller for longer.

There are a few meals to try in the morning that cover all of these ideals.

Jorge Cruise, author of The Belly Fat Cure, advised eggs with avocado/

He said: Avocados are nature's ideal fruit for weight loss. They replace sugar with appetite-curbing good fat."

If you prefer a quick shake, then choose one with whey protein.

David Grotto, R.D., author of 101 Foods That Could Save Your Life said: Whey is rich in branched chain amino acids, which stimulate muscle growth.

The more muscle you have, the greater the fat-burning capacity of your metabolism.

Finally, a simple yoghurt topped with fresh fruit to make it interesting and sprinkled with high-fibre cereal is another option.

Dawn Jackson Blatner, R.D., author of The Flexitarian Diet, said: The fat in yogurt contains conjugated linoleic acid, which can help you stay lean.

She also said study after study shows a direct link between fibre and weight loss.

Losing weight is not all about diet - new research, conducted by the University of Leeds, has shown that adults who get six hours or less sleep a night, or have poor sleep patterns, are more likely to be overweight, obese and have poor metabolic health.

The study, led by Dr Laura Hardie, Reader in Molecular Epidemiology at the University of Leeds involved 1,615 adults who reported how long they slept and kept records of food intake.

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Losing weight following a pregnancy can feel like a game of "who can snap back fastest?"This leads many women to rely on overly strict diets and workout routines to lose the weight as fast as possible. The pressure can be especially strong if you're a celeb with an "on-screen weight"to maintain in order to get back to work. Well, Katherine Heigl, who recently gave birth to her third child, is taking a different path to shed the baby weight, she shares in a post on her blog, titled"Baggage, My Postpartum Weight Loss Journey."

Heigl's story is familiar: She was frustrated at how much weight she gained during her pregnancy compared to other women. (This writer felt the same.) Like many women, Heigl lost much of the weight automatically (she lost about 30 pounds within 10 days of giving birth, she shares). But she found the remaining 20 pounds she gained during her pregnancy much more stubborn.

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Heigl explains that in order to tackle the remaining weight,she had to completely change her mindset to one of moderation and balance. "The years of deprivation, counting every single calorie, completely eliminating major food groups and setting unreasonable weight goals are over," she wrote.

"None of those things ever really worked for me and only fostered an unhealthy, resentful relationship with my body, an attitude that I do not want to pass on to my daughters."

Throughout the post, Heigl describes the steps she's taking to lose the weight gradually, without being hard on herself. Step one: Planning out low-calorie meals, without being overly restrictive. She shares that she uses EatingWell to help her plan wholesome, nutritious meals and to help her determine her daily calorie intake, especially while breastfeeding. Her current go-to: overnight oats and smoothies for breakfast and simple soups for lunch. (Here, more overnight oats recipes that will change your mornings forever.) She's also been saving time on meal planning and grocery shopping time by relying on food delivery service HelloFresh to make quick and easy low-cal dinners.

In terms of her fitness regimen, Heiglshares that she's been devoting "no less than threedays a week to exercise that suits my body type, like yoga and long hikes." ("I'm not into those high-impact cardio or weight training classes," she writes.) The other crucial component for her weight-loss success? Prioritizing sleep. Heigl shares that even with a 6-month-old, she's been managing to get in an impressive eight hours a night.

Overall though, Heigl's best weight-loss advice for fellow new moms is to start the day with positive mantras about your body and to cultivate gratitude, which can make weight loss less of a painstaking process, she says. (Try this mantra.) "The difference I've found in doing the work with a loving and positive attitude versus an anxious, frustrated, and negative one is that the weight really does seem to just fall away with less struggle," she wrote.

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Heigl's philosophy could be beneficial whether or not you've just given birth. Weight loss should never be a race, and beating yourself up in the process won't do you (or your body) any favors.

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Most mothers have believed all along that pregnancy weight is the most difficult to lose. Well, it turns out to be that way because new moms hardly find any time to look after their bodies. The fact is that while pregnancy weight may be stubborn, it isn't impossible to lose. Saily Pall is a testimony to that. Not only did she lose her pregnancy weight, it also helped her fight post-partum depression. Here she shares her post-pregnancy weight loss journey with us...

Name: Saily Pall

Highest Weight Recorded: 66 kgs

Weight Lost: 21 kgs

Age: 37

The turning point: Being a software engineer by profession, I worked in the IT industry for more than 6 years. I started working 24/7 after my daughter was born - handling work and the baby both. I gained 24 kgs due to first miscarriage and then the subsequent pregnancy. Before pregnancy I weighed only 42 kgs. Since I am not very tall (5 feet 1 inch), gaining 24 kgs made me look extremely fat.

When I was struggling to lose weight, I started reading about nutrition. I also did online diploma courses in Nutrition and Weight Loss. As I am passionate about following healthy lifestyle, I don't believe in any kind of temporary or fad diets. But after my daughter was born, it was difficult to find time for a decent meal, let alone any exercise. So, I started to change my eating habits, one change at a time. I started doing brisk walk every single day while pushing the pram. By the end of 8 months, I was eating healthy and had stopped eating processed food. It increased my energy levels tremendously.

This change enhanced my mood and helped me with my postpartum depression. Today after 7 years of losing weight, due to the lifestyle changes I made, I don't have to struggle to maintain my weight (45 kgs). Not only did I manage to keep the weight at bay, I am much stronger and healthier today. I try to balance my meals with adequate amount of carbohydrate, protein and good fat.

My breakfast: Milk, oats / omelette with whole wheat toast or parantha / Muesli with nuts / vegetable sandwich or Idly Sambar

Mid-morning snack: A banana, apple or papaya

My lunch: Daal, chapati, sabzi with salad or sauteed veggies with chicken/fish/paneer and basmati/ brown rice

Mid-day snack: A fruit, some nuts or carrot/ cucumber sticks

My dinner: Daal, chapati, sabzi or grilled chicken/fish with veggies. I always control my portion size. And I prefer eating dinner early, 3-4 hours before I hit the bed.

My workout: A combination of power yoga, weight training and brisk walking.

Fitness secret I unveiled: Anyone can work out for an hour, but to control what goes on your plate the other 23 hours is the real hard work.

I indulge in: Whatever I wish to have, especially Thai food and ice-cream, but in moderation.

Low-calorie recipes I swear by: Baked/ grilled veggies/ fish, oats kheer

Oats Kheer recipe: Take oats and milk in a pan. Add chopped almonds/ walnuts and dried dates/raisins. Bring it to boil. Let it cook on a low flame for 3-4 minutes till the oats are cooked and it thickens. If too thick, add some more milk. Garnish with some chopped nuts and dates.

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How do I stay motivated? Staying motivated is not difficult when your willpower is stronger than your cravings. It is extremely difficult to stay motivated when you are following any kind of short term diets for quick weight loss and starving yourself. But if you slowly change your lifestyle and start eating healthy, it's much easier. And once you see the amazing effects on your body, you don't want to go back. Also, while trying to get fit, I developed a passion for fitness and nutrition and pursued online courses in this direction. Now I counsel people to be fit and start eating healthy, and motivate them to change their lifestyle. Seeing people follow my advice is what keeps me motivated.

How do you ensure you don't lose focus? Staying mentally strong and believing in myself keeps me focused. Once I started seeing results, it became easy to stay focused.

What's the most difficult part of being overweight? Losing self-confidence and feeling depressed. Looking at myself in the mirror was heart breaking. Also, not being able to fit into any of your older clothes makes it worse.

What shape do you see yourself 10 years down the line? 10 years down the line, I see myself maintaining my ideal weight and feeling stronger and healthier.

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ONTARIO, Calif., Aug. 8, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- For those looking to quickly, safely lose weight and improve their health markets, Body & Mind Medical Weight Loss Center (http://www.bodyandmindontario.com/) offers the KE Diet as part of its innovative Jump Start to Health program. This medically supervised intervention has already helped patients achieve tremendous results; more information about the program is available by calling 844-695-4331.

"Burning fat is key to losing weight and reversing lifestyle diseases like hypertension and type 2 diabetes," says Dr. Tanya Scurry, founder and medical director of Body & Mind Medical Weight Loss Center, "and the KE Diet has proven to be the best and safest way to turbocharge the fat-burning process. That's why it's an important element of our Jump Start to Health program. At Body & Mind Medical Weight Loss Center, we're helping people embrace a better way of life."

The KE Diet is administered during the first 10 days of the Jump Start to Health program. Patients receive a complete education on the diet during their intake and throughout the program. Under local anesthesia, a small naso-gastric tube is inserted to continuously deliver a specially formulated feeding solution rich in protein and fat. An obesity medicine physician closely monitors the patient throughout the diet, with no less than three follow-up appointments. Lab tests before and during the KE Diet ensure patient safety by checking electrolyte levels, ketones and other important markers.

Originally developed in Italy, the KE Diet has helped hundreds of thousands of people lose significant amounts of weight in a short time. At Body & Mind Medical Weight Loss Center, a 56-year-old male with hypertension, high cholesterol and an increased amount of abdominal fat shed 22 pounds in only ten days.

The KE Diet works by forcing the body to burn fat rather than carbohydrates for energy. The feeding solution has zero carbs, which acts as a "hard reset" for the body. While carbs are an important part of a balanced diet, the standard American diet of today suffers from an excess of this macronutrient. Simple, highly palatable carbs are especially a problem. Many preventable health issues are a direct result of excess fat and obesity caused by carb-rich diets. The 12-week Jump Start to Health program offers the tools and resources to learn healthier food choices and eating habits.

To qualify for the KE Diet, patients must have a body mass index (BMI) over 30, or over 27 with a medical condition related to obesity sleep apnea, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, etc. Patients of normal weight but high body fat percentages (over 25 percent for men, 32 percent for women) may also participate.

Once the KE Diet portion of the Jump Start to Health program concludes, patients work with a registered dietitian to develop a personalized meal plan to sustain their progress and set them on a path for a lifetime of better health. Patients also receive a personal fitness assessment by a personal trainer. The goal, according to Dr. Scurry, is to be successful in fat loss, not just weight loss.

About Body & Mind Medical Weight Loss Center

Under the leadership of Dr. Tanya Scurry, the goal of Body & Mind Weight Loss Center is to provide a helping hand to those struggling with obesity, to provide an ear to listen to their pain, to lift them up in encouragement and support, and to provide a safe place for them to heal.

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Sun City residents who werent able to attend the fitness center open houses in June are in luck. The health and wellness department is hosting open houses at two of the communitys fitness centers again in August.

The open houses will be 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Lakehouse fitness center and 1 p.m. Aug. 22 at Hidden Cypress fitness center. They are designed to introduce those who are new to a fitness journey to all the fitness centers have to offer, such as gym equipment, group exercise classes and personal training.

Our June open houses helped so many people who are unfamiliar with exercising and who have never used the fitness centers that we decided to bring it back this month, said Cherie Bronsky, director of health and wellness.

Meet the team as department staff and personal trainers will be on hand to answer questions and provide tours of the fitness centers.

Fitness centers can be intimidating if youre not familiar with working out. We are here to explain how easy it is to get started and show you all the different options you have here at Sun City to stay fit and healthy, Bronsky said.

In an effort to attract even more residents to take advantage of what the fitness centers offer, the department is offering a new promotion this month. Current personal training clients who bring a friend to a personal training session will receive an additional training session for free.

If you are trying to develop an exercise program but would like a little help, join a friend who currently works out with one of our trainers. A trainer can offer guidance and expertise to help you achieve your fitness goals, Bronsky said.

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You'd assume fitness experts cut every speck of sugar and trans fat from their diets, keeping their insides full of clean, wholesome foods for peak performance. They don't. Like every other human with taste buds and an appetite, the people admired for being healthy often choose to indulge. And why not? They've earned it. These are the desserts that make them chuck their diet restrictions outtemporarily, at least.

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Roberto Mandje is the manager of training and education for New York Road Runners. In his post-Olympic career, he runs anywhere from 30 to 60 miles per week while training others.

Avocado and cacao powder pudding; fruit smoothies

I don't have just one go-to snack. Why limit yourself? First, because I'm a father now, I mix two avocados with raw cacao powder blended together to make an amazing and creamy chocolate pudding. Sometimes my wife and I will freeze themthey make great popsicle treats in the summer for our 2-year-old. I call these Chocolate Thunder due to the chocolate nature and the noise the blender makes; also Chocovado Popsicles, for obvious reasons. Second is the "Fruitkenstein," which is a blend of various smoothies. I love mixing and matching fruits together and throwing them into my blender. I use bananas, mangos, pineapple, oranges and grapes. I feel like a mad scientist experimenting with the various concoctions. Virtually all of my smoothies are topped off with a bit of chocolate protein powder and almond milk (unless the smoothie includes oranges).

I have a sweet tooth, which must be satisfied, but I also want to set a good and healthy example for my daughter. By having one (or at times both) of these desserts, I get to check off two boxes: health/wellness and sweet/savory. The other reason is that I enjoy making my own desserts and storing them for later. When the craving hits for a tasty treat, I can reach into my fridge and answer the call.

How often he indulges: Several times over the weekends, as that's usually when I have more time to prepare multiple treats and share them with my daughter. Otherwise every few days or so. I'm never terribly far away from a snack.

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Marc Cohen is an instructor at Cyc Fitness in New York. He teaches multiple 45-minute classes of high-energy, indoor, beat-based cycling (i.e. stationary cycling synced to music) every week.

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Gluten-free chocolate chip cookies

If I could live off of chocolate chip cookies, I would. I'm very picky with my cookies, though. You won't find me eating Chips Ahoy! or anything with high fructose corn syrup. If I'm trying to be "healthy" and just have a little indulgence, I stick to Tate's gluten free chocolate chip cookies. I'll have two or three for a snack. However, if I'm really feeling like treating myself, I go to one of my favorite cookies in the New York: Schmackary's or City Cakes. Schmackary's is the perfect balance of salty and sweet, and I love that it brings the chocolate chip taste out more with its saltiness. City Cakes makes a giant half-pound cookie, which I usually (attempt to) only eat half of and savor the rest for the next day. It's not too doughy and not too hard; it's probably the most perfect cookie I've ever had. I'm salivating now. I just love them so much. Can't justify my love.

How often he indulges: Not often. Maybe every couple weeks or so. Sometimes less. I've been trying to cut added gluten and dairy from my diet, but once in awhile I get the craving, and now I'm thinking I'll be making a stop by City Cakes this week. So thank you!

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Kumi Sawyers is a yoga instructor at Sky Ting Yoga in New York. She teaches an alignment-based vinyasa class that focuses on establishing good form and coordinating breath and movement to create more space in the body, so everything can fit and function properly inside.

Vanilla ice cream with strawberries; gluten-free chocolate chip cookies

I love dessert, but sadly I have a gluten allergy, so having it can be challenging. More times than not I am the one at the table sitting dessert out, watching all my friends enjoy what I wish I could be eating. But, my sweet tooth always has me hunting for delicious gluten-free desserts, so I do get my fill. My go-to is simple: Hagen-Dazs Vanilla Ice Cream with sliced strawberries and Tates gluten-free chocolate chip cookies on the side to help scoop it up.

How often she indulges: I probably eat dessert once week. I have a sweet tooth, but mostly after I eat dinner, I'm too full for dessert. Honestly, it's not something I monitor. I have a healthy relationship with food and trust myself to make good choices when it comes to overdoing the sugar thing.

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Nick Mastropasqua is the general manager of The Club at Hearst Tower. He is also a NSCA-certified personal trainer.

Mascarpone-filled donuts with dark chocolate ganache glaze

I love me any combination of fresh baked cookies on ice cream, but a recent indulgent discovery blew me away. In a small shop in Hoboken, New Jersey, called Schnackenberg's, I had a home-made donut glazed with dark chocolate ganache and filled with mascarpone. Tastes like Homer Simpson re-imagined a Boston Crme donut with an Italian flair. Mascarpone is the game-changer. We don't have it in the U.S. enough. This donut is a sinful marriage of a light, buttery filling living in a fresh pillowy pastry donut made minutes ago.

How often he indulges: I'll enjoy one monthly, if I'm luckythere is no redeeming healthy component to it whatsoever.

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The list of celebrity chefs who open restaurants along the Strip just grew longer with the arrival of English fitness guru and TV host Robert Irvine.

Robert Irvines Public House at the Tropicana Las Vegas hotel-casino welcomed its first guests July 27. Vegas is the land of celebrity chefs and restaurants, for sure, Irvine said. What we wanted to do is something that is available [price-wise] to most people.

The restaurant seats 275 guests and is devoted to American pub fare.

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The Tomahawk rib-eye steak at Robert Irvine's Public House weighs in at more than 3 pounds and is priced at $95. It's intended to be shared.

The Tomahawk rib-eye steak at Robert Irvine's Public House weighs in at more than 3 pounds and is priced at $95. It's intended to be shared. (Tropicana Las Vegas)

The menu contains a number of reasonably priced dishes, including a fork and knife fondue burger ($18), and fish and chips ($22). Irvine said his version of the famous English dish is unlike others on the Strip. The French fries underneath have bacon, curry sauce, cheese and scallions. So its got a different approach to it, he said.

We have a lot of signature dishes, he continued. Weve got a 5-pound spatchcocked chicken. We have a 40-ounce rib-eye steak.

While the chicken ($69) spatchcocked is a term for butterflying and Tomahawk rib-eye ($95) are pricey, theyre intended to be shared.

Public House is the formal name for Britains ubiquitous pubs. I spent a lot of time in pubs in England, Irvine said, and I wanted something that was a gathering place for people.

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The 275-seat restaurant is located inside the Tropicana Las Vegas.

The 275-seat restaurant is located inside the Tropicana Las Vegas. (Tropicana Las Vegas)

Irvine hopes to create repeat business with some touches not found elsewhere. When [diners] leave the restaurant, the server actually takes them to the door, bids them farewell and gives them their business card and invites them to join us again, he said.

A departing guest is also given a token that can be redeemed for a free drink during a future visit. The restaurant is open for lunch and dinner from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Irvine has joined an already-impressive list of celebrity chefs who have restaurants in Sin City. They include Guy Fieri, Bobby Flay, Giada de Laurentiis, Emeril Lagasse, Masaharu Morimoto, Gordon Ramsay and many more.

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To get ahead in business you have to take chances.

Thats something Jill Schroeder learned at just 27 years old, when she opened her first JABS fitness center.

Now, nearly seven years later, Schroeder is taking yet another leap of faith by expanding her business into Riverhead with a new JABS on Route 58.

I remember when I opened the first one saying that I wont know until I try it, Schroeder said, recalling the initial uncertainty of finding success. Then we moved to a bigger space [in Cutchogue] and again I said, Lets try it and see what happens. Now were trying something new again.

In 6 1/2 years in Southold Town, JABS (Joining Active Bodies Studio) has developed a reputation as not just a fitness center that promotes healthy living, but also as a business that gives back to the community. In 2012, The Suffolk Times named Schroeder its Business Person of the Year for that very reason.

She said the work her organization has done in the community has helped spread the JABS name across the region, attracting clients from parts of Riverhead Town. Having a location on heavily trafficked Route 58 in the office complex across from Target should make things easier for those clients and help her attract new people, she said.

Were excited to be able to bring JABS to new people who can take advantage of all we have to offer, Schroeder said.

Launched at the height of the Zumba fitness craze, JABS has expanded dramatically to include a wide variety of classes and personalized training opportunities. Schroeder pointed to its LifeRide spin program, Pulse dance fitness, strength and circuit training classes and yoga as among the gyms most popular offerings.

She said the Riverhead location, which will operate from four office suites, will offer the same programs as the Cutchogue location.

Were unique in that we offer so many different styles under one roof, said Schroeder, who employs about 10 trainers.

Most of the Cutchogue staff, including Schroeder herself, will be present at the Riverhead location as well.

A biology/psychology major in college, Schroeder didnt necessarily think shed one day own a pair of gyms. She said that when she was hired to teach Zumba at Fitness Advantage in Southold she fell in love with the atmosphere.

I loved running programs and the camaraderie, she said. I found it really inspiring and had a lot of people around me who said, You should do more.

She admits she had no real business plan when she opened her first gym but quickly found success. The charity work also hasnt stopped.

Earlier this year, JABS and several other businesses were instrumental in raising more than $60,000 to bring Project Fit America to the Southold and Greenport school districts in partnership with Peconic Bay Medical Center.

Even as a young mom with a busy schedule, she said finding the extra time to give back is the most rewarding part of being in business.

So does she see a third JABS in her future?

Its something I could foresee, she said. Ive always thought it would be really cool to have multiple facilities in different locations. But wow, then Id be completely gray by 40.

The new JABS is expected to open at 1149 Old Country Road by Sept. 1.

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Muir, Faith Chepngetich Kipyegon of Kenya and Jennifer Simpson of the United States lead the way in the Women's 1500 metres

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Kenya's Faith Chepngetich Kipyegon celebrates winning the Women's 1500m Final ahead of USA's Jennifer Simpson, South Africa's Caster Semenya and Great Britain's Laura Muir during day four

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Great Britain's Laura Muir reacts after placing fourth in the Women's 1500m final during day four

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Great Britain's Laura Muir reacts after finishing fourth in the Women's 1500m Final during day four

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Great Britain's Daniel Talbot and South Africa's Wayde Van Niekerk in action in the Men's 200m heats during day four

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Jamaica's Omar Mcleod in action during the Men's 110m Hurdles final during day four

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Jamaica's Yohan Blake (right) in action in the Men's 200m heats during day four

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Great Britain's Sophie Hitchon after finishing seventh in the women's hammer throw during day four

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Great Britain's Meghan Beesley in the Women's 400m Hurdles heat five during day four

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Zheng Wang of China, silver, reacts during the Women's Hammer final

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Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake of Great Britain celebrates after competing in the Men's 200 metres heats

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US athlete Erica Bougard competes in the javelin throw of the women's heptathlon athletics event at the 2017 IAAF World Championships at the London Stadium

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Mo Farah celebrates with his children after winning the final of the men's 10,000m athletics event

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Murielle Ahoure of the Ivory Coast falls over Tori Bowie of the United States after Bowie won gold in the Women's 100m Final

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Justin Gatlin (left) of the United States leads the Men's 100 metres final from Christian Coleman of the United States and Usain Bolt of Jamaica (right) during day two of the 16th IAAF World Athletics Championships London 2017 at The London Stadium on August 5, 2017 in London

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Sebastian Martos of Spain falls during the the Men's 3000m Steeplechase

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A streaker is chased by a steward after invading the track

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Luvo Manyonga of South Africa celebrates winning gold in the Men's Long Jump Final

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Jamaica's Omar Mcleod and France's Garfield Darien compete in the semi-finals of the men's 110m Hurdles athletics event

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Tori Bowie of the United States crosses the finish line to win the Women's 100m Final during day three

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US athlete Tori Bowie (C) crosses the finish line next to Ivory Coast's Murielle Ahoure (L) and Jamaica's Elaine Thompson to win the final of the women's 100m

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Anicka Newell of Canada reacts in the Women's Pole Vault Final

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Kenya's Geoffrey Kipkorir Kirui wins the Men's Marathon athletics event

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Luvo Manyonga of South Africa, gold, and Ruswahl Samaai of South Africa, bronze, pose with their medals for the Men's Long Jump during day three

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Spain's Sebastian Martos falls at the water jump in the heats of the men's 3,000m steeplechase athletics event

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Amy Cragg of the U.S., Rose Chelimo of Bahrain and Edna Ngeringwony Kiplagat of Kenya celebrate after the Women's Marathon

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Nafissatou Thiam of Belgium in action during the Women's Heptathlon shot put qualifying round

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Lecabela Quaresma of Portugal competes in the Women's Heptathlon Long Jump during day three

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Katarina Johnson-Thompson of Great Britain (Lane 6) and Carolin Schafer of Germany (Lane 7) and their opponants compete in the Women's Heptathlon 100 metres hurdles during day two

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Katarina Johnson-Thompson of Great Britain looks dejected in the Women's Heptathlon High Jump during day two

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Rose Chelimo of Bahrain celebrates as she crosses the finishline to win the Women's Marathon during day three of the 16th IAAF World Athletics Championships London 2017 at The London Stadium

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South Africa's Caster Semenya, Britain's Laura Muir and Kenya's Faith Chepngetich Kipyegon compete in the semi-finals of the women's 1,500m athletics event

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France's Garfield Darien prepares at the start of the semi-finals of the Men's 110m Hurdles

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A general view in the Men's 800 metres during day two

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Justin Gatlin of the United States raises a finger to his lips to following his win in the Men's 100 metres final in 9.92 seconds during day two

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United States' Justin Gatlin bows to Jamaica's Usain Bolt after winning the Men's 100m Final

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Usain Bolt of Jamaica hugs Justin Gatlin of the United States following Gatlin's win in the Men's 100 metres final in 9.92 seconds during day two of the 16th IAAF World Athletics Championships London 2017 at The London Stadium on August 5, 2017 in London

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Reece Prescod of Great Britain, Justin Gatlin of the United States, (Winner) Yohan Blake of Jamaica, Akani Simbine of South Africa, Christian Coleman of the United States, Usain Bolt of Jamaica, Jimmy Vicaut of France and Bingtian Su of China cross the finish line in the men's 100m final during day two

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Usain Bolt of Jamaica celebrates during a lap of honour following finishing in third place in the mens 100m final during day two

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Usain Bolt of Jamaica celebrates during a lap of honour following finishing in third place in the mens 100m final during day two of the 16th IAAF World Athletics Championships London 2017 at The London Stadium

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Usain Bolt of Jamaica performs the Lightning Bolt pose following his third place finish in the Men's 100 metres final during day two of the 16th IAAF World Athletics Championships London 2017 at The London Stadium on August 5, 2017 in London

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Usain Bolt of Jamaica kneels on the track following his third place finish in the Men's 100m final

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Usain Bolt of Jamaica celebrates during a lap of honour following finishing in third place in the mens 100m final during day two of the 16th IAAF World Athletics Championships London 2017 at The London Stadium on August 5, 2017 in London

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Jamaica's Usain Bolt competes in the final of the men's 100m

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Jamaica's Usain Bolt prepares for the final of the men's 100m athletics event

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Justin Gatlin of the United States, gold, and Usain Bolt of Jamaica, bronze, celebrate during the medal ceremony for the Men's 100m during day three

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Usain Bolt of Jamaica poses with the bronze medal for the Men's 100 metres during day three

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Gold medallist Ethiopia's Almaz Ayana and silver medallist Ethiopia's Tirunesh Dibaba celebrate after the final of the women's 10,000m athletics event at the 2017 IAAF World Championships at the London Stadium in London on August 5, 2017

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Albert Chemutai of Uganda competes in the Men's 3000 metres Steeplechase during day three

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Bianca Perie-Ghelber of Romania in action during the Women's Hammer Throw qualification round

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