Choosing The Perfect Marathon Training Program Anna HeintzFeature201015 min With a group or alone, you can find numerous programs. et’s be honest. The friends who twisted your arm to sign…
Just Joe Rich EnglehartFeature201041 min Joe Henderson’s career has helped define the sport. tis 1970. You’re a college freshman running for a very mediocre cross-country team. As a high school…
My Most Unforgettable Ultramarathon (Vol. 13, No. 5)
Amit ShethFeature200917 min
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My Most Unforgettable Marathon (Vol. 13, No. 4) Bryce GaudianFeature200912 min The author runs his first marathon, the Seattle Police Marathon in 1979, in a PR 3:22:08. Inset: The author’s…
Ready To Hitthe Road Judith HendersonFeatureNovember 200811 min Ready to Hit the Road By Keeping a Marathon Travel Bag Nearby, You're Always Ready to Race. y flight was delayed, but…
Taking Laziness The Distance Alec VelazcoFeatureNovember 20085 min Everyone Has a Reason for Running the Marathon, and I Guess | Do, Too. am the quintessential couch potato. At least, that…
Marathons Back to Back? Michael SchreFeature200810 min “Anything Worth Doing Is Worth Overdoing!” o many readers of Marathon & Beyond, this subject will most likely seem a non-issue; they run…
Marathons & Beyond Dean KarnazesFeatureNovember 200717 min » Worldwide, finish lines look similar and very welcome. Fortunately, my friend from CCTV was waiting by the exit, and a tallish white…
My Most Unforgettable Marathon: September/October 2007
Carol Loula GreenFeatureSeptember 200728 min
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Lance And Me Gary AllenFeatureSeptember 20077 min I reached the top of the hill and rejoiced as I saw the road begin a steady descent. I wondered whether this could…
Dr. Sheehan on Running, Part 7 Dr. George SheehanFeatureMarch 200730 min […] was no banner, no clock, no volunteers, no runners—nothing! “What time is it?” I asked my friend, as…
