The 27 year-old flies to the United States tomorrow to link up with Alberto Salazar, the Cuban-born American marathon luminary who now coaches the likes of Galen Rupp, runner-up behind Farah yesterday, Dathan Ritzenhein and Kara Goucher.
Radcliffe has also worked with Salazar and is set to join Farah in Albuquerque in the forthcoming weeks in preparation for the summer season following the birth of her second child in September.
Farah, who has trained mainly in Kenya for the last four years to try to emulate the success of the top African distance runners, said he was looking forward to a change of scenery as he builds towards his main target of the year at the World Championships in Daegu, South Korea.
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