Coverage of running beyond 26.2 miles — Comrades, Western States, Badwater, Spartathlon, JFK 50, the Self-Transcendence races, and the early 24-hour and trans-American efforts. Marathon & Beyond was one of the first running publications to give serious editorial weight to the ultra distances.
About the Authors: January/February 2000 Editorial StaffJanuary 20007 min About THE Authors PAULREESE first took up distance running at age 47 in 1964 and has been active in all facets…
Marathons Profiled in Marathon & Beyond (Reference List)
Editorial StaffNovember 19997 min
Marathons Profiled in Marathon & Beyond (Reference List) Editorial StaffNovember 19997 min The Rest of the Pack Below, listed alphabetically, are the other marathons profiled in Marathon & Beyond, the…
Ultra Marathon Culture Editorial StaffSeptember 20017 min Ultramarathons—races longer than the standard 26.2-mile marathon distance—have grown in popularity over the last couple of decades. From 50K races to 100-mile events,…
On the Road With Kathrine Switzer: July/August 2001
Kathrine SwitzerJuly 20018 min
On the Road With Kathrine Switzer: July/August 2001 Kathrine SwitzerJuly 20018 min Selection to the World Championships 100K team is not without its politics. Normally, you would have to run…
On the Mark Experts: March/April 2000 Editorial StaffMarch 20004 min Letters KEEP IT UP! I’ve been a subscriber for over a year now, and all I can say is, keep…
About the Authors: May/June 2001 Editorial StaffMay 20015 min Originally from Massachusetts, EDDIE BATEMAN moved to West Palm Beach in 1981 and claims he had nothing to do with the…
Letters to the Editor: May/June 2001 Editorial StaffMay 20014 min […] thought that ultrarunners probably might not consider a 50K to be a true “ultra.” I posted this question to…
On the Mark Experts: May/June 2001 Editorial StaffMay 20019 min ° I am presuming, since you did not state otherwise, that you have normal menstrual cycles (26 to 35 days)….
Changing Ultras to Marathons Editorial StaffJanuary 19996 min BY DICK AND RICK HOYT, THE FATHER AND SON TEAM Dick Hoyt is a Vietnam veteran who has been pushing his 1,000-pound…
What Makes A Winner? Ian L. JacksonJanuary 19995 min BY IAN L. JACKSON COACHING CONSULTANTIUA The only way to find out is to run an ultra. Check out the newsletter…
Wobble to Death, Part 2 Peter LoveseyJanuary 200022 min SS Wobble Book a to Death i e ee A Classic Novel Uncovered: Murder at a Six-Day Race: Part | by…
