From cozy moments with Christian Coleman to intense training videos, Sha'Carri Richardson shares highlights after season opener

Sha'Carri Richardson recently shared a few glimpses of her, including heartwarming moments with Christian Coleman and her training sessions. Richardson competed in her season opener at the Seiko Golden Grand Prix on May 17 in Tokyo, Japan.

She competed in her first race in 2025 after having last competed at the 2024 Diamond League final in Brussels, where she settled in eighth place with 11.23 seconds. The American sprinter clinched fourth place at the Seiko Golden Grand Prix after clocking 11.47 seconds in the 100m. Richardson recently shared a few glimpses while giving updates on her life.

While sharing an update of her training through video, Ricardson was seen focusing on her balance. She was seen performing a one-leg squat while her team analyzed the readings. She also shared a selfie with her boyfriend Coleman. In one of the videos from the carousel, Richardson can be seen sharing a fit check during the photoshoot for Athlos.

The multiple-time Olympic medalist sprinter shared the pictures and wrote in the caption while adding an emoji of a nest:

"Mrs.1 of 1."

Sha'Carri Richardson and Christian Coleman made their relationship public while appearing together at the 2024 USATF Awards Night.

"I am excited to continue to push the limit" - Sha'Carri Richardson highlights her vision after joining Alexis Ohanian's track and field meet Athlos

Sha'carri Richardson of the United States during the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, France. (Photo via Getty Images)

Sha'Carri Richardson recently made her feelings known after joining Gabby Thomas and Tara Davis-Woodhall in the ownership of Alexis Ohanian's track and field meet Athlos. The Paris Olympic medalist will be seen making her debut in 2026. While making the announcement of recent developments, Richardson said:

"This 2025 season, I am excited to continue to push the limits on what it is that I can do. Being in the forefront of a monumental step in changing the sport I feel like, it's a responsibility that I take very seriously. I am honored to continue to be a part of something that the next generation will continue to know, and carry the torch and know that nothing could stop them. It's just the beginning. My vision for track and field going forward is to leave the lanes full of creativity."

After making the event's debut last year with 35 athletes competing for the largest prize bag, Athlos, the women-only track and field meet will return for a second year at Icahn Stadium on October 10.