Marathon & Beyond Archive · Articles by
Theresa Daus-Weber
5 articles
· 2013
The 10 Most Important Ultraraces in History
From the first record of an ultradistance run in 490 BC, when Pheidippides raced 250 kilometers (155 miles) to Sparta in two days to request Spartan…
Vol. 5, No. 6 · 2001
Ultra-Pacing
OFTEN, THE image that comes to mind when you think of ultrarunning is the lone, dedicated runner covering vast distances over mountain trails, deserts, or endless…
Vol. 2, No. 5 · 1998
Where Eagles Dwell
Charl Mattheus trains near the Leadville 100 course, here along Twin Lakes, about 20 miles from Leadville, as the eagle flies. M&B: You have selected an…
Vol. 6, No. 5 · 2002
To the Peak
JUST AS Mother Nature is the dominant force in the natural world, the Peak Busters has been a major force behind women moving not only forward…
Vol. 5, No. 2 · 2001
Trail Marathons
To get the most out of your marathon training and money, consider a trail marathon, an entirely different experience and culture than the traditional road marathon.…
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