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Marathon & Beyond — Volume 1 (1997)

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Editorial

Editorial

Editorial2 min read
viding road maps to help you get to new running territory. M&B will also provide a forum for your ideas, insights, questions, experiences, and concerns. From where did M&B origi…

On the Road with

On the Road with

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On THE Road with Kathrine Switzer ANTIPODES NEW ZEALAND, October—Today, after packing for four hours, I go out for my last run, not wanting to miss the sunshine and the…

About the Authors

About the Authors

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increasingly important as time goes by for you to "listen to your body" and run within comfortable limits. If you run competitively, run against people in your age group. If…

Borne Free

Borne Free

31 min read
entries. While other races went begging for participants, runners had to prove themselves before they were allowed to pin on a coveted Boston Marathon number. Runners grumbled, …

Cobras and Concrete

Cobras and Concrete

11 min read
run under 2:30 at the same race the next year. As with all runners I advise, I asked Joe for samples of his past training, present fitness, and future goals….

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

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Letters ciao PREMIER ISSUE It's refreshing to read a publication that deals with running and fitness withouttrying to sell you a lot of products. I enjoyed Joe Oakes's article, …

On the Mark Experts

On the Mark Experts

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On the Mark: Experts tell us Marginal Gains Are we finally beginning to see an end to the race to produce equipment and training techniques designed to inch out incremental…

On the Road with

On the Road with

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hoards the premier issue, but when you speak with collectors of longgone periodicals, it is frequently the second issue that is more valuable because it is difficult to find and…

The Art of Peaking

The Art of Peaking

18 min read
Young John Kelley's Journal The following is the journal entry made by John J. (Young John) Kelley, whose 1962 win at Yonkers was his seventh out of eight in a…

The Great Six-Day Races

The Great Six-Day Races

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Six-day races have been run since the very earliest days of professional running. In 1879, the first two six-day running race was held at Gilmore's Garden (the precursor to Madi…

The Last PR

The Last PR

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As the sun and temperatures began to rise just before the start, I drank as much as I could hold, doused myself with water, and hoped for the best. The…

Editorial

Editorial

Editorial4 min read
DOWNHILL RUNNING The main feature of this issue is a survey titled “Where Are America’s World-Class Marathoners?” The survey was inspired by the increasingly abysmal showi…

EDITORIAL m

EDITORIAL m

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for a successful hunt, including the return trip dragging or carrying the game. The theory is cute, clever, and neat. There was also a theory that the reason the brain…

Editorial

Editorial

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night before the race, and it was raining. It was still raining at 3:30 a.m. Not wanting to run in the rain, he checked out of his motel room and…

Editorial

Editorial

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SEVERAL RUNNERS WHO HAVE DONE ALL SEVEN CONTINENTS, ANTARCTIC MARATHONS ANTARCTIC MARATHONS ARE HELD AT MCMURDO STATION AND SOUTH POLE STATION (ABOUT 600 MILES APART) ON ROSS IS…

Race Results

Race Results

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TO THE TOP THREE MALES IN THE 60 TO 69 AGE GROUP WHO FINISHED IN THE TOP 10 OVERALL, WE PRESENT SPECIAL AWARDS.