Editorial: March/April 1998
“Mastering” the Distance
A preamble to our six-article special section on life in the masters lane.
The Edge of Might Timothy Martin
Some fears and realizations on the eve of turning 40.
Masters of the Marathon Roger Robinson
A look at the great masters marathoners of our times.
Use It or Lose It
Keith R. Williams, PhD
Can we slow the effects of physical decline as we age?
Everything Is Relative
Bill Childs
Sure, our race times slow as we age, but WAVA puts us back in the hunt.
This article originally appeared in Marathon & Beyond, Vol. 2, No. 2 (1998).
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