Annual

Index

The following subject/author index is organized alphabetically and covers the following issues:

2(2), March/April 1998

2(3), May/June 1998

2(4), July/August 1998

2(5), September/October 1998

2(6), November/December 1998

A Acclimatization, 2(6), 42-43 Age-graded performance, 2(2), 36-53 Age-graded tables history of, 2(2), 40-42 how to use them, 2(2), 43-46 Ainsleigh, Gordon 2(3), 28 Inventing 100-Mile Trail Racing, 2(3), 16-24 Anderson, Jack The Sun Also Rises, 2(4), 38-44 Anderson, Ruth My Most Unforgettable Ultramarathon, 2(6), 85-92 Antioxidants 2(6), 49-60 supplementation, 2(6), 58-59 Astley Belt Races 2(1), 94-105 2(2), 92-104 Avon Running Global Women’s Circuit 2(1), 4-7 2(6), 4-8 B B.A.A. 2(5), 98-104 2(6), 93-98 Barron, Gayle 2(3), 120 My Most Unforgettable Marathon, 2(5), 78-86 Belgrade Marathon, 2(5), 40-48 Benyo, Richard A Matter of Time, 2(2), 1-2 Another Mile for Health, 2(1), 1-3 Get on With It, 2(5), 1-3 Rumors of Immortality, 2(3), 1-5 The Experiment, 2(6), 1-2 The Three Stages of the Marathon, 2(5), 10-29

Valise Marathoners, 2(4), 1-2 Beverly, Jonathan

2(4), 120

The Three Stages of the Marathon, 2(5), 10-29 Big Sur Marathon, 2(4), 16-17 Boston Marathon

2(1), 62-71

2(4), 13

2(5), 4-9, 98-104

2(6), 93-98

John J. Kelley’s Most Unforgettable Marathon,

2(2), 82-91 Gayle Barron’s Most Unforgettable Marathon, 2(5), 78-86

The Champion of the Chip, 2(2), 76-81 Bowerman, Bill, 2(5), 30-37 c Caffeine, 2(6), 24-25 Calcaneal stress fracture, 2(6), 36-37 Campbell, John, 2(2), 24-26 Carbohydrate

2(6), 22

by-products, 2(6), 22-23 Carnitine, 2(6), 25 Chase, Adam

2(6), 115-116

Doing the Old “Soft Shoe,” 2(1), 24-31 ChampionChip timing system, 2(2), 76-81 Charlotte Observer Marathon, 2(4), 32 Chicago Marathon, 2(4), 11, 18 Chickamauga Battlefield Marathon, 2(4), 32 Childbirth and marathoning, 2(4), 72-76 Childs, Bill

Everything Is Relative, 2(2), 36-53 Coenzyme Q10, 296), 27 Coleman, Ellen, 2(3), 120-121 Comrades Marathon

2(1), 73-80, 82-92

2(5), 50-56 Conover, Mark

2(1), 118-119

2(4), 118

The Three Stages of the Marathon, 10-29 Crater Lake Rim Marathon, 2(4), 29-30 Creatine, 2(6), 25 D Dallas White Rock Marathon, 2(4), 23-24

November/December 1998

Daus-Weber, Theresa 2(2), 119-120 Where Eagles Dwell, 2(5), 50-56 Davis, Doug, disappearance of, 2(5), 56-67 Deacon, Bruce My Most Unforgettable Marathon, 2(4), 78-90 DeMar, Clarence Marathon Chapters I and 2, 2(5), 88-104 Chapters 3 and 4, 2(6), 93-104 Detroit Free Press Marathon, 2(4), 25-26 Disney Marathon, 2(3), 6-11 Dodd, Ed The Great Six-Day Races Chapter 10, 2(1), 94-105 Chapter 11, 2(2), 92-104 Chapter 12, 2(3), 95-103 Chapter 13, 2(4), 92-101 Dolphin South End Runners, 2(6), 86-87

E Edmonton Festival Marathon, 2(2), 106-116 Edwards, Sally 2(3), 31 Shoeing Away Winter, 2(1), 11-23 Emmons, Julia Champion of the Chip, 2(2), 76-81 Ergogenics, 2(6), 19-29 Exertional heat stroke, 2(6) 39-47 Exertional hyperthermia, 2(6), 41 F Falmouth Road Race, 2(6), 44 Fat loading, 2(6), 23 First marathon, 2(4), 118-120 Fitzgerald, Patrick, 2(2), 93-104 Flora London Marathon, 2(3), 82-94 Fordyce, Bruce, 2(1), 73-80 Foster, Jack, 2(2), 13-16 Free fatty acid use, 2(5), 119-120 Free radicals, 2(6), 49-60 and immune system, 2(6), 55 combating their production, 2(6), 52 detecting their production, 2(6), 54-55

G Gebrselassie, Haile, 2(6), 64-66 Ginseng, 2(6), 27-28 Governor’s Cup Ghost Town Marathon, 2(1), 106—

Grandfather Mountain Marathon, 2(4), 30 Grandma’s Marathon 2(4), 31 2(6), 45 Green, Norm, 2(2), 18-20

Green, Woody Getting Past the Pain of Performance, 2(4), 62—

H Hagen, Jeff Masters of the Ultra, 67-75 Hashizume, Nobuya “Nobby” Hanging with the Legends, 2(5), 30-37 Havana Marathon, 2(6), 73-84. Heart rate monitors, 2(6), 10-18 in road racing, 2(6), 39-47 sitis, 2(6), 35-36 Heel surgery, 2(6), 34-35 Heel spur(s), 2(6), 30-34 Henderson, Joe Marathon Training, 2(1), 52-61 Higdon, Hal, 2(4), 5-6 Hong Kong-Shenzhen Marathon, 2(1), 43-51 Honolulu Marathon, 2(4), 22-23, 104-115 Hoosier Marathon, 2(4), 27-28 Horwill, Frank Famous for Losing, 2(5), 68-77 Humboldt Redwoods Marathon, 2(3), 104-113 Hungarian scoring tables, 2(6), 65-66, 71 | Inosine, 2(6), 26-27 International Conference on Heart Rate and Exercise, 2(6), 10-18 Tron, 2(6), 26 J Julien, Dr. Perry The Painful Heel, 2(6), 30-38

K Kelley, John J. Graduation to the Marathon…Sort of, 2(1), 62My Most Unforgettable Marathon, 2(2), 82-91 Keston, John 2(2), 26-27 In Your Dreams, 2(2), 55-66 Kiawah Island Marathon, 2(4), 22 Kilauea Volcano Marathon, 2(4), 21 King, Jim 2(3), 33-37 Klein, Helen Never Say, “Never Again,” 2(3), 52-58 Klein, Norman The History of Western States, 2(3), 26-50 Knode, Steve Changing of the Guard, 2(1), 43-51 Kurtis, Doug My Most Unforgettable Ultramarathon, 2(1), 82-91

November/December 1998

U Lake Merced Ruth Anderson 100K, 2(6), 85-92 Lambert, Michael 2(1), 118 2(2), 120 2(4), 118-119 The Comrades Marathon, 2(1), 73-80 Is a Heart Rate Monitor Worth It?, 2(6), 10-18 Latimer, Doug 2(3), 32 There Could Be Magic, 2(3), 59-68 Livermore, Mo 2(3), 30, 64-68 Loroupe, Tegla 2(1), 8-9 2(6), 63, 68 Lydiard, Arthur, 2(5), 30-37 M Mahle Lutter, Judy, 2(3), 121 Marathons barriers to running them fast, 2(6), 66-68 15 fastest men’s performances, 2(6), 69 first, 2(4), 118-120 “M” Day, 2(4), 59 Masters of the Marathon, 2(2), 13-27 The Three Stages of the Marathon, 2(5), 10-29 The Top 26 Marathons in North America, 2(4), 10-37 Marine Corps Marathon, 2(4), 18-19 Martin, David 2(2), 119 2(5), 119 2(6), 115 Breaking Barriers in the Marathon, 2(6), 62-72 Martin, Timothy 2(1), 119-120 “M” Day, 2(4), 59 The Edge of Might, 2(2), 11-12 The Ultimate Run of Doug Davis, 2(5), 57-67 Masters Running Everything Is Relative, 2(2), 36-53 In Your Dreams, 2(2), 55-66 Masters of the Marathon, 2(2), 13-27 Masters of the Ultra, 2(2), 67-75 The Edge of Might, 2(1), 11-12 Use It or Lose It, 2(2), 28-35 Mathematical modeling of distance running performance, 2(6), 65-66 Mattheus, Charl 2(1), 74 2(5), 50-56 Mayor’s Midnight Sun Marathon, 2(4), 27 Menstrual cycles, 2(3), 120-121

Midnight Sun Marathon, 2(4), 13-15

N Negative splits, 2(2), 119-120 Nerve entrapments, 2(6), 37 Neutrinos, 2(6), 60 New York City Marathon 2(1), 8-9 2(4), 15 New Zealand, running/racing in, 2(4), 4-8 Nineteenth century pedestrians. See Ed Dodd Nutritional ergogenic aids, 2(6), 19-29 oO Oakes, Joe 2(6), 87 My Life as a (Marathon) Dog, 2(1), 33-42 The Long Way Around, 2(6), 73-84 Ocean State Marathon, 2(4), 24-25 Ogasa-Kakegawa Marathon, 2(4), 38-44 O’Leary, Daniel 2(3), 101 2(4), 93-95 Olympics, 1912, 2(6), 98-104 Oxidative stress, 2(6), 50-53 P Peters, Jim, 2(5), 68-77 Phosphorus, 2(6), 26 Pierce, Annette The Ultimate Pain, 2(4), 72-76 Plantar fasciitis, 2(6), 30-34 Polar Electro, 2(6), 10-18 Polytechnic Marathon. See Flora London Marathon Portland Marathon, 2(4), 26-27 Pro-oxidants, 2(6), 50-52 Pujol, Dr. Pedro 2(1), 119 Free Radicals and Antioxidants, 2(6), 49-60 R Retrocalcaneal heel injuries, 2(6), 37-38 Return to running after layoff, 2(1), 118-120 Roberts, Dr. William 2(6), 114-115 Too Darn Hot?, 2(6), 39-47 Robinson, Roger A Wave of Women, 2(6), 4-8 Backstage at Boston, 2(5), 4-9 How to Rescue a Stuck Stag, 2(2), 4-9 Masters of the Marathon, 2(2), 13-27 Melpomene Wore Pink 2(3), 6-11 Mountains, Myths, and Marathons, 2(4), 4-8 Rossman, Antonio My Most Unforgettable Western States, 2(3), 70-79

November/December 1998

Rowell, Charles 2(1), 94-105 2(2), 92-104 Running performance impact of age on, 2(2), 28-35 impact of heat on, 2(6), 43-44 Running addiction, 2(4), 46-57 s Sachs, Michael Too Much of a Good Thing?, 2(4), 46-57 St. George Marathon, 2(4), 15-16 Sandrock, Michael From Within the Ashes, 2(5), 40-48 San Francisco Marathon, 2(4), 19-20 Saskatchewan Marathon, 2(4), 33 Shamrock Sportsfest Marathon, 2(6), 105-113 Shiprock Marathon, 2(4), 24 Short course prevention factor, 2(6), 67-68 Snowshoeing 2(1), 11-23 2(1), 24-31 2(6), 114-116 Base training for, 2(1), 18-19 Conditioning for, preseason, 2(1), 16-17 Specificity training for, 2(1), 20-21 Stanton, John, 2(4), 119-120 Steamboat Marathon, 2(4), 28-29 Sutter Home Napa Valley Marathon, 2(5), 106-117 Switzer, Kathrine 2(6), 4-7 2(5), 4-9 You Gotta Have Heart, 2(1), 4-9 T Tarahuma Indians, 2(3), 41 Terry, George, 2(1), 62-71 Trason, Ann 2(3), 37-50 Training in snow country, 2(6), 114-116 Turin Marathon, 2(2), 55-66 Turnbull, Derek, 2(2), 22-24 Turquoise Lake 20-Mile Snowshoe Race, 2(1), 24—

Twietmeyer, Tim 2(3), 39-50

November/December 1998

Twin Cities Marathon 2(6), 44-45 2(4), 20-21

Tymn, Mike, 2(5), 120

U Ultrarunning Comrades Marathon, 2(1), 73-80 Doug Kurtis’s Most Unforgettable Ultramarathon, 2(1), 82-92 The Great Six-Day Races. See Ed Dodd Masters of the Ultra, 2(2), 67-75 Ruth Anderson’s Most Unforgettable Ultramarathon, 2(6), 85-92 The Ultimate Run of Doug Davis, 2(5), 57-67 Western States. See Western States 100-Mile Endurance Run Where Eagles Dwell, 2(5), 5-56

Vv Van Alphen, Piet, 2(2), 16-17 Van Cortlandt Park, 5-9

Ww WAVA Tables, 2(2), 47-53 Welch, Priscilla, 2(2), 20-21 Western States 100-Mile Endurance Run Inventing 100-Mile Trail Racing, 2(3), 16-24 My Most Unforgettable Western States, 2(3), 70-80 Never Say, “Never Again,” 2(3), 52-58 The History of Western States, 2(3), 26-51 There Could Be Magic, 2(3), 59-68 Weston, Edward Payson 2(3), 101 2(4), 93, 95-101 Williams, Keith Use It or Lose It, 2(2), 28-35 Williams, Melvin 2(5), 119-120 The Ergogenics Answer, 2(6), 19-29 Wood, Peter London Marathoning: Then and Now, 2(3), 82—

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