Marathon & Beyond, Volume 11, Number 6 — November/December 2007. 13 articles from this issue, recovered from the original PDF and digitized for the Marathon Handbook archive.
Flanagan’s Run, Part 3 Tom McNabFeatureNovember 200737 min SPECIALBOOKBONUS And They’re Off! On the Greatest Footrace in History. Part 3. The first four chapters of Flanagan’s Run were published in…
Iott, Loughren, And SachsFeatureNovember 20077 min
Research In The Marathon And Ultramarathon Iott, Loughren, And SachsFeatureNovember 20077 min […] of my artificial hip stem was outside and above the artificial hip socket. The doctor said, “We…
Icelandic Hipwreck And The O. Henry Factor Bob KopacFeatureNovember 200713 min Martin was no longer keeping up with me, and with a sudden dread, I realized there would be no…
What, No Porta-Potties? James L. DotFeatureNovember 20078 min » The author’s self-satisfied grin after his PR at the Mardi Gras Marathon. Moleskin with her and puts it on whenever she…
Rebuilding New Orleans One Stride At a Time Peter G. WeFeatureNovember 200710 min Everyone Is Pulling for the Big Easy—Especially Marathoners. y younger brother, Andy, and his wife, Marion, live…
Rush To New Orleans Steven WearneFeatureNovember 200718 min In 1959, some of the individuals involved with these two 1950s races, as well as Ernie Smith, who had been active during…
Motor City Marathoning Dr. Edward H. KozloffFeatureNovember 200724 min » The author and her daughter, Ashley Rose, ready for a run. 106 over 73—my family, and above all, my new…
My New Training Partner Laurie GordonFeatureNovember 20076 min LEAVING LAS VEGAS “You can’t take it with you,” Joe said. He had asked if I thought he was going to win…
Leavinglas Vegas Rachel ToorFeatureNovember 200716 min Leaving Las Vegas You Need a GPS to Run Around Sin City. used to think it was cheating. Then, as is often the case…
Marathons & Beyond Dean KarnazesFeatureNovember 200717 min » Worldwide, finish lines look similar and very welcome. Fortunately, my friend from CCTV was waiting by the exit, and a tallish white…
Taper Mao-Ness? The Being Marathon David KleemanFeatureNovember 200721 min So, who criticizes the walkers? Invariably, it’s the in-between runners—those who bust their tails in training to achieve a 2:30 to…
