Marathon & Beyond — January/February 2001 Table of Contents

By Editorial Staff · January 2001 · pp. 1-2 · 2 min read

Marathon & Beyond — January/February 2001 Table of Contents

FeatureVol. 5, No. 1 (2001)January 20014 min readpp. 1-2

STAFF

  • Editor: Richard Benyo
  • Publisher: Jan Colarusso Seeley
  • Copyediting: John Wentworth
  • Proofreading: Lisa Neumann
  • Interior Design & Layout: Judy Henderson
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  • Retail Sales: Cheri Banks
  • Cover photo: 2000 Yukon River Trail Marathon. Photo by Rich Benyo
  • Cover Design: Jack Davis
  • Printed by: United Graphics

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DEPARTMENTS

Editorial
Big Time
by Richard Benyo
1
On the Road with Scott Douglas Travel with Scott as he shares his view from inside the world of long-distance running. 4
My Most Unforgettable Marathon (And What I Learned From It): 1998 Key Bank Vermont City Marathon
by Gordon Bakoulis
116
Yukon River Trail Marathon
Struggle where the stampeders struggled—but leave all hopes of a PR at home.
147
Letters 160
On the Mark Experts answer readers’ training and competition questions. 162
About the Authors 164

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FEATURES — Special 25th Issue

Going for the Silver
M&B is 25 issues old and you win.
10
North America’s 25 Toughest Marathons
You want challenges, we’ve got ’em.
12
25 Books Every Marathoner Should Own
A library that will enhance the marathoning experience while broadening its focus.
Scott Hubbard
31
Roll ‘Em
Too few Hollywood films have used marathoning as a theme. It’s about time that dramatic lapse was reversed.
Richard Benyo
43
Marathoning’s ABCs
Keep it basic, keep it enjoyable, and just plain keep doing it.
Paul Reese
67
  • Weightlifting For Marathoners — Don’t overlook weightlifting as an important part of your long-distance running. Part I. Jeffrey Horowitz     75
  • Millennium 2000KM — Running the length of New Zealand to celebrate the dawning of a new millennium. Janette Murray-Wakelin     91
  • Beat the World’s Best — The Edmonton Festival Marathon customized its course for the 2001 World Championships—Try the course before the stars do! Richard Benyo     103

Special Book Bonus

  • Wobble to Death — Peter Lovesey — A classic novel uncovered: Murder at a Six-Day Race: Part VII     128
Millennium 2000KM — runners at a road sign post in New Zealand
Millennium 2000KM — runners at a road sign post in New Zealand
Beat the World's Best — Edmonton Festival Marathon course
Beat the World's Best — Edmonton Festival Marathon course
Wobble to Death — illustration for the Peter Lovesey novel serial
Wobble to Death — illustration for the Peter Lovesey novel serial
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This article originally appeared in Marathon & Beyond, Vol. 5, No. 1 (2001).

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