The countdown has already begun to the 13th IAAF World Indoor Championships, Doha, Qatar being held on March 12-14, 2010. This will be a big event for many of the athletes who will be hoping to make a statement ahead of Olympics.

The indoor event will see over well over 10 countries competing against each other for gold in some of the best indoor event such as:

• 60m
• 400m
• 60m hurdles
• High Jump
• Shot Put

The championships is always an indoor event to watch and this year is sure to bring some drama, controversy, personal best and may be even world records.

Sunday just gone seen the Aviva International Match held in Glasgow. This in door Athletic meet was a great warm up form many athletes coming back from injury and getting back to form before the championships start.

The star of the show had to be Jessica Ennis who started 2010 with a bang setting a new British 60m hurdles record, recording 7.95 seconds, carving 0.18 secs off her previous personal best.

Ennis, who has only recently turned 24 also set a new personal best of 1.94m in the high jump showing us that she is defiantly one to watch this year as she hopes to take gold in everything.