Marathon & Beyond · Issue
Vol. 6, No. 5 (2002)
11 articles
Marathon & Beyond, Volume 6, Number 5 — September/October 2002. 11 articles from this issue, recovered from the original PDF and digitized for the Marathon Handbook archive.
New York 2001
Editorial StaffFeatureSeptember 200221 min
New York 2001 Editorial StaffFeatureSeptember 200221 min Marathoning New York City fireman and police officers join forces before the start of the race. Recently, George Cain and his girlfriend bought…
Editorial: September/October 2002 (p. 8)
Richard BenyoEditorialSeptember 20023 min
Editorial: September/October 2002 (p. 8) Richard BenyoEditorialSeptember 20023 min […] day. I paused briefly on the first floor, casting a last longing glance at the cool, colorful watches, and headed…
Preordained Peak Performance
Editorial StaffFeatureSeptember 200230 min
Preordained Peak Performance Editorial StaffFeatureSeptember 200230 min CYBORG ATHLETES Genetic engineering is one of those concepts, like organic farming or how one feels about big bad Microsoft, that stirs an…
September/October 2002 MARATHON & BEYOND @
Editorial StaffFeatureSeptember 20023 min
September/October 2002 MARATHON & BEYOND @ Editorial StaffFeatureSeptember 20023 min […] able to find three identical pairs. Variety is not important; in fact, I prefer a uniform. Less to think…
On the Road With Ellen McCurtin
Ellen McCurtinFeatureSeptember 20024 min
On the Road With Ellen McCurtin Ellen McCurtinFeatureSeptember 20024 min On THE Road ENDURANCE SHOPPING I should begin by saying I am not a shopper. I generally associate shopping with…
Editorial: September/October 2002 (pp. 3-4)
Richard BenyoFeatureSeptember 20022 min
Editorial: September/October 2002 (pp. 3-4) Richard BenyoFeatureSeptember 20022 min Every old-line marathoner laments that there is no longer the commitment to the long, hard training that was the hallmark of…
Kiawah Island
Editorial StaffFeatureSeptember 200231 min
Kiawah Island Editorial StaffFeatureSeptember 200231 min marker, the course winds right again onto Governor’s Drive, where you are Kiawah Island likely to see majestic blue herons am standing by the…
Just Call Me Jock
Editorial StaffFeatureSeptember 200231 min
Just Call Me Jock Editorial StaffFeatureSeptember 200231 min from my friends along the course kept me moving. I took sixth and finish with the second fastest time, and I was…
Fuel on Fat for the Long Run
Editorial StaffFeatureSeptember 200226 min
Fuel on Fat for the Long Run Editorial StaffFeatureSeptember 200226 min especially after a big dose of carbohydrates, such as you might get from a big plate of spaghetti and…
On the Road With Kathrine Switzer: September/October 2002
Kathrine SwitzerColumnSeptember 200284 min
On the Road With Kathrine Switzer: September/October 2002 Kathrine SwitzerColumnSeptember 200284 min Mayor Daley Marathon. By then] was no longer capable of challenging younger (and faster) runners for the lead….
Running in Literature
Editorial StaffFeatureSeptember 200226 min
Running in Literature Editorial StaffFeatureSeptember 200226 min […] written a novel about an astronaut and a biography of Edmund Hillary, always focusing on the intersection of ordinary people with mythic…
