The Ironman (And Woman) Comes To Cuba Kathy SmithFeature201520 min You never know what might happen at a first-time triathlon event. hoisted myself out of the pool to check the…
Growing Slow Is Mandatory Ray CharbonneauFeature20143 min Growing Slow ls Mandatory Growing up is optional. change? In Chasing the Runner’s High, 1 wrote that all runners can be divided into…
I’m Impressed With Everybody Dan HorvathFeature20145 min […] a national age-group level in events such as the 1,500 and 5,000. He trains by running gobs of miles and has many…
Bernard Gomersall Remembers The ‘60S Roger RobinsonFeature201311 min “T tried cricket, football [soccer], tennis—but I was absolute rubbish.” (He emphatically pronounces it “abb-sloot roobish.”’) “I wanted to do something well…
Running With Partners Steve And Meg PaskeFeature20134 min Sometimes you need to slow down to run better. ner, and so the two of you line up a running date. At…
Running A Marathon In The Black Forest James L. DotiFeature201311 min A unique experience. visit to the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart, Germany, was high on my bucket A Since I…
Between The “Crazy People” Kayla SupkoffFeature20137 min Between the “Crazy A bit of insanity goes y dad ran his first marathon when I was 3 years old. Thirteen years later,…
Afterlife Dan HorvathFeature201213 min You’ve just completed your first, fifth, or 50th marathon. What do you do now? uttered those exact two words. Whether you’ve achieved your goals, failed miserably,…
Intermediate-Level Marathoning Roy StevensonFeature201116 min Training to improve your time. f you follow my stringent guidelines in the September/October 2011 issue of Marathon & Beyond for running your first marathon,…
Shalane Flanagan: The Runners’ Daughter Tito MoralesFeature201035 min Be careful to pick your parents well. Verrazano-Narrows Bridge in Staten Island for her first attempt at a marathon. The last time…
