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145 articles — Articles published by the Marathon & Beyond editorial staff — the magazine's "Letters to the Editor", "On the Mark" expert Q&A panels, "About the Authors" issue bios, and other multi-author pieces. Use this term for collected pieces with multiple contributors or no individual byline.

M&B Vol. 5, No. 5 · 2001 Recovery After the Marathon Your marathon doesn't end at the finish line. What you do in the days and weeks after the race is critical for recovery and for setting… Editorial Staff · 1 min read M&B Vol. 5, No. 5 · 2001 Ultra Marathon Culture 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, and beyond, the… Editorial Staff · 1 min read M&B Vol. 5, No. 5 · 2001 Running in Heat Racing a marathon in hot weather is one of the most challenging conditions a runner can face. Heat increases your heart rate, accelerates fatigue, and increases… Editorial Staff · 1 min read M&B Vol. 5, No. 5 · 2001 The Mental Game The marathon is as much a mental challenge as it is a physical one. In fact, for many runners, the mental aspect is harder than the… Editorial Staff · 1 min read M&B Vol. 5, No. 5 · 2001 Trail Running for Marathon Training Trail running can be an excellent complement to marathon training. The varied terrain, the technical demands, and the mental challenge of trail running all contribute to… Editorial Staff · 1 min read M&B Vol. 5, No. 5 · 2001 Nutrition During Marathon Training Marathon training puts significant demands on your body, and nutrition plays a crucial role in your ability to handle that stress. Proper nutrition supports training, aids… Editorial Staff · 1 min read M&B Vol. 5, No. 5 · 2001 Race Pace Strategy Knowing your race pace is essential for marathon success. Go out too fast, and you'll hit the wall. Go out too slow, and you'll finish with… Editorial Staff · 1 min read Vol. 5, No. 5 · 2001 My Most Unforgettable Ultramarathon As example #2, I had thought I'd be doing this race with my Illinois coach and mentor, Chuck Bundy. Chuck—who, by the way, is a bona… Editorial Staff · 26 min read Vol. 5, No. 5 · 2001 Pain, Endorphins, and Runner’s High Every runner is well acquainted with pain. Whether we medicate or endure it, whether we complain aloud or maintain a quiet stoicism, every runner has experienced… Editorial Staff · 12 min read Vol. 5, No. 5 · 2001 In My Father’s Footsteps ONE SUNDAY morning as I sat at my kitchen table in Los Angeles nursing a hangover and smoking a cigarette, my father called me on the… Editorial Staff · 24 min read M&B · 2001 My Most Unforgettable: July/August 2001 When I was eight years old, I broke my leg in a bicycle accident. For 14 months my small body remained wrapped in a plaster mummy-like… Editorial Staff · 1 min read M&B · 2001 Songs of the Open Road […] quiet non-promoter, was what counted the most. Riley agreed: “If one person enters, then we’re going, full steam ahead.” The course, which is relatively flat… Editorial Staff · 1 min read M&B Vol. 4, No. 2 · 2000 On the Mark Experts: March/April 2000 Letters KEEP IT UP! I’ve been a subscriber for over a year now, and all I can say is, keep up the great work. Every issue… Editorial Staff · 4 min read M&B Vol. 4, No. 2 · 2000 Marathon Rating: Vermont City Marathon The Bottom Line We have weighed various aspects of a marathon within a 1,000-point scoring grid. Besides the author of the article, a dozen runners at… Editorial Staff · 2 min read M&B · 2001 About the Authors: May/June 2001 Originally from Massachusetts, EDDIE BATEMAN moved to West Palm Beach in 1981 and claims he had nothing to do with the 2000 election recount. He uses… Editorial Staff · 3 min read M&B · 2001 Letters GREAT EXPECTATIONS Wow! We just got our first magazine—we're new subscribers. I was a bit skeptical about the worth of another running magazine in my life.… Editorial Staff · 5 min read M&B · 2001 On THE Mark DOES RUNNING LOWER hormone levels so much that one could miscarry? I got pregnant at a time when I was running 50 miles a week. I… Editorial Staff · 4 min read M&B · 1997 Race Results TO THE TOP THREE MALES IN THE 60 TO 69 AGE GROUP WHO FINISHED IN THE TOP 10 OVERALL, WE PRESENT SPECIAL AWARDS. Editorial Staff · 1 min read M&B Vol. 3, No. 1 · 1999 Changing Ultras to Marathons BY DICK AND RICK HOYT, THE FATHER AND SON TEAM Dick Hoyt is a Vietnam veteran who has been pushing his 1,000-pound Suntrike with his disabled… Editorial Staff · 1 min read M&B · 2000 On the Mark Experts: January/February 2000 AT WHAT POINT […] is it too close to marathon day for tempo and interval training to be a benefit for that race? E.E. Lehman, Jr.… Editorial Staff · 4 min read M&B · 2000 Letters to the Editor: January/February 2000 MORE THOUGHTS ON CHARITY RUNNING As a veteran of 16 racewalked marathons, I read Scott Douglas’s column “An Uncharitable View” in the July/ August 1999 issue… Editorial Staff · 2 min read M&B · 1997 On THE Mark 1. WEIGHT TRAINING FOR MARATHONERS. I have read that weight training is beneficial to marathon training. When in the training schedule should weights be introduced? What… Editorial Staff · 5 min read M&B · 1997 Letters PREMIER ISSUE It's refreshing to read a publication that deals with running and fitness without trying to sell you a lot of products. I enjoyed Joe… Editorial Staff · 3 min read · 1997 San Francisco Marathon SAN FRANCISCO is the most distinctive city in the United States. It is a conglomeration of diverse neighborhoods and panoramic vistas famous throughout the world. Annually… Editorial Staff · 17 min read
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