Marathon & Beyond · Issue
Vol. 17, No. 4 (2013)
6 articles
Marathon & Beyond, Volume 17, Number 4 — July/August 2013. 6 articles from this issue, recovered from the original PDF and digitized for the Marathon Handbook archive.
Going Far, Part 6
Joe HendersonFeature201318 min
Going Far, Part 6 Joe HendersonFeature201318 min "..A few older women out for a lark:’—Dr. Nell Jackson Part 6. 21. The women [AN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, December 1970. Who lines up…
My Most Unforgettable Marathon (Vol. 17, No. 4)
Tanna FrederickFeature20137 min
My Most Unforgettable Marathon (Vol. 17, No. 4) Tanna FrederickFeature20137 min (And what | learned from it.) BY TANNA FREDERICK OS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, March 21, 2010—OK, so we have all…
The 2010 Kalahari Augrabies Extreme Marathon
Heather HowellsFeature20133 min
The 2010 Kalahari Augrabies Extreme Marathon Heather HowellsFeature20133 min […] questioned my sanity: a 44-year-old woman running 250K through the Kalahari Desert with a piece of rolled-up cardboard on her…
The Quiet Explosion In 24-Hour Running
Dan HorvathFeature201311 min
The Quiet Explosion In 24-Hour Running Dan HorvathFeature201311 min […] advantage of dirt trails is that the softer surface translates to less impact over the course of a full day…
The Founding Father Of Ultrarunning
Rob HadgraftFeature201321 min
The Founding Father Of Ultrarunning Rob HadgraftFeature201321 min How Arthur Newton became an accidental legend. Victoria was still on the throne. Diffident and self-effacing, he would never have contemplated that…
The 10 Most Important Marathons In History
Hal HigdonFeature201385 min
The 10 Most Important Marathons In History Hal HigdonFeature201385 min to the 1968 Trials in Colorado. David L. Costill, PhD, a young researcher whose athletic background was in swimming, showed…
