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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.

Vol. 5, No. 5 · 2001 Running on the Moon After that, Rick entered several other local races, each time running faster and finding more enjoyment. In celebration of his achievements, he wrote an essay for… Editorial Staff · 9 min read M&B Vol. 5, No. 5 · 2001 So it was doubly shocking after our recent trip to the Grandma’s Marathon to receive news that Christine White of Metamora, Illinois, had died ina small plane crash in Santa Fe County, New Mexico So it was doubly shocking after our recent trip to the Grandma’s Marathon to receive news that Christine White of Metamora, Illinois, had died ina small… Editorial Staff · 9 min read Vol. 5, No. 1 · 2001 Marathon & Beyond — January/February 2001 Table of Contents STAFF Editor: Richard Benyo Publisher: Jan Colarusso Seeley Copyediting: John Wentworth Proofreading: Lisa Neumann Interior Design & Layout: Judy Henderson Advertising: Jan Colarusso Seeley Retail Sales:… Editorial Staff · 2 min read Vol. 4, No. 4 · 2000 Santa Clarita Marathon Courtesy of the Santa Clarita Marathon GEOGRAPHY INFLUENCES history more often than the other way around. The proof of Nicolaus Copernicus's heretical theory that the Earth… Editorial Staff · 17 min read Vol. 4, No. 3 · 2000 My Most Unforgettable Ultramarathon SILVERTON, COLORADO, July 9–11, 1999—I can tell you why I'll never forget this ultramarathon in three little letters: DNF. Yes, that stands for Did Not Finish,… Editorial Staff · 24 min read M&B Vol. 4, No. 3 · 2000 The burst of oxygen and nutrients fuses with damaged or near-dead IQ points and slowly revives them, slowly but surely bringing them back on line (or on board, if you want to stay away from the too-too modern and stick with the sailboat analogy) The burst of oxygen and nutrients fuses with damaged or near-dead IQ points and slowly revives them, slowly but surely bringing them back on line (or… Editorial Staff · 2 min read M&B Vol. 4, No. 3 · 2000 On The Mark 1. RACE FOR SPEED. If you run enough shorter races (a 10K, 15K) while building toward a marathon, is it still necessary to do speed work… Editorial Staff · 3 min read M&B Vol. 4, No. 3 · 2000 Letters TAKE ME BACK Reading Marion Raycheba's account of the National Capital Marathon, "Tiptoe Through the Tulips," in your January/February 2000 issue put me right back in… Editorial Staff · 2 min read Vol. 4, No. 3 · 2000 Quad Cities Marathon Runners in the Quad Cities Marathon. Photo: Todd Mizener / Moline Dispatch MAYBE THERE'S something to this Indian lore. As legend has it, the God of… Editorial Staff · 14 min read Vol. 3, No. 4 · 1999 My Most Unforgettable Ultramarathon WASATCH MOUNTAINS, UTAH, Sept. 12–13, 1998—Under a canopy of trees, the darkness seems even more stark, changing some 200+ people into one large, gray shadow of… Editorial Staff · 22 min read M&B Vol. 3, No. 4 · 1999 Editorial: Puzzle Pieces PUZZLE PIECES Despite what Forrest Gump's mother contended, life really isn't much like a box of chocolates. It's more a jigsaw puzzle of odd-sized pieces that… Editorial Staff · 2 min read M&B Vol. 3, No. 4 · 1999 On THE Mark 1. HILLS, HILLS, HILLS. HILLS, HILLS, HILLS. I live in Pennsylvania and have access to lots of mountains, which I greatly enjoy running all year round.… Editorial Staff · 3 min read Vol. 3, No. 4 · 1999 Fox Cities Marathon Finish line clock at the Fox Cities Marathon showing 2:51:10. FALL MEANS football—namely, NFL and the Packers—for the 14 communities along the Fox River collectively known… Editorial Staff · 16 min read M&B Vol. 3, No. 4 · 1999 The Autobiography of Clarence DeMar: Part VI CHAPTER ELEVEN: SPEAKING OF RUNNING Public speaking and Marathon running don't necessarily go hand in hand. But after the 1922 B.A.A. race I was invited to… Editorial Staff · 10 min read M&B Vol. 3, No. 3 · 1999 Yet when they transfer their attention and considerable talents to the marathon, they have been brainwashed to think that just to participate is the height of accomplishment, when (ah, the beauty of the marathon!) in fact participation is merely the drawbridge to the castle Yet when they transfer their attention and considerable talents to the marathon, they have been brainwashed to think that just to participate is the height of… Editorial Staff · 4 min read M&B Vol. 3, No. 3 · 1999 On THE Mark 1. FIRST MARATHON. A young woman in the office where I work says she plans to run a marathon within the next year. She's been running… Editorial Staff · 3 min read M&B Vol. 3, No. 3 · 1999 Letters NOT THE WHOLE STORY Your article about V̇O2max ("Maximize Yourself," January/February 1999) by Frank Horwill gives one the impression that V̇O2max is easy to improve and… Editorial Staff · 1 min read Vol. 3, No. 3 · 1999 Portland Marathon 27th Annual Portland Marathon, 1998 — finish line scene WHEN MOST of the world speaks of America's Great Northwest, the image of Seattle leaps to mind—in… Editorial Staff · 14 min read M&B Vol. 2, No. 6 · 1998 Index to Volume II Annual Index The following subject/author index is organized alphabetically and covers the following issues: A Acclimatization, 2(6), 42-43 Age-graded performance, 2(2), 36-53 Age-graded tables history of,… Editorial Staff · 7 min read M&B Vol. 2, No. 6 · 1998 On The Mark 1. WINTER TRAINING. What is the best type of alternate winter training for a middle-aged female marathoner who is stuck in snow country for the first… Editorial Staff · 5 min read Vol. 2, No. 6 · 1998 Shamrock Sportsfest Marathon ASHEN GRAY seas and matching mists fill the skies, blending like the monochromatic opening scene of a low-budget film noir. Small waves lap the eroding beachline;… Editorial Staff · 12 min read M&B Vol. 2, No. 5 · 1998 The Three Stages of the Marathon would be a strange, incongruous sight in any other context. Here, at Boston, in the race hotel, it’s normal. It goes on for three days. If… Editorial Staff · 85 min read M&B Vol. 2, No. 5 · 1998 Letters to the Editor: September/October 1998 SIMPLIFYING THE MARATHON Last winter I was searching for the one plan that would lead me to my marathon PR. An article in your November/December 1997… Editorial Staff · 2 min read Vol. 2, No. 5 · 1998 Sutter Home Napa Valley Marathon PSSSST….PSSSST…. Come here. No, closer. Want to know the best-kept secret in long-distance running? It's the Sutter Home Napa Valley Marathon (SHNVM). Shhhh….don't tell anyone. Let's… Editorial Staff · 16 min read
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