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Yes You Can: Run the NYC Marathon Going 26.2 miles is a great way to prove your grit and there's no greater showcase than the world's biggest. Presenting a simple plan to get anyone off the couch and across the finish line. |
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How To Prepare For A Marathon - Part I With the right knowledge, training and determination, the marathon can be a remarkably inspiring and life-affirming 26.2 mile experience. |
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April 14, 2014
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Training To Qualify For The Boston Marathon Is Harder Than You Think. Here's How. When it comes to fitness, I'm kind of a fan of winging it, choosing harmonious passion rather than being obsessive; but for the Boston quest, it was time to get a little obsessive. |
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Things Only Marathoners Understand Marathoners gain wisdom over the course of preparing for and running the 26.2-mile distance. |
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Lessons From My First Marathon If you don't run, start. Because it's awesome, that's why. If you do run, you need to put a marathon on your bucket list. Finish one and you'll understand why. |
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Halfway House The author tells why it doesn't take two legs to run a marathon; it only takes determination. |
BusinessWeek
January 19, 2004
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Bill Rodgers: A Blizzard? Even Better For runners undeterred by snow, sleet, or icy temperatures, a big challenge is convincing your nonrunning friends that you're not crazy. Bill Rodgers, winner of four New York City and four Boston marathons and co-owner of a running center, has plenty to say in defense of winter runs. |
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March 2002
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Strength in Numbers From Boston to Burbank, thousands of like-minded outdoor athletes -- cyclists, runners, and swimmers -- have banded together to form clubs that add camaraderie to their cardio routines... |
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Lief Nielsen |
Can You Outrun Your Demons By Signing Up For A Marathon? In a sport where security all of a sudden is a major concern, racers and spectators alike are arguably putting themselves in danger by participating. There has to be more on these newly minted runners' minds than an upbeat desire to run for a really long time. |
The Motley Fool
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Jack Uldrich |
Don't Hit the Wall In a marathon and in saving for retirement, you need discipline and the commitment to stick to a consistent plan. |
Wired
August 2002
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The Ultimate Running Machine Inside a Soviet-style training camp, corporate scientists are reengineering neuro-mechanics, blood chemistry, and brain waves. Welcome to the Oregon Project, where Nike is rebuilding the US marathon team one high tech step at a time. |
Smithsonian
January 2006
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Points of Interest - Last Race on Earth In a quest for the ultimate challenge, marathoners go the distance in Antarctica. |
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Bodywork: The Pulse What to do if you don't have time to exercise like you used to. |
Fast Company
May 2000
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"We are literally trying to stop time." Track coach John Smith teaches the fastest runners in the world how to go even faster. Here's what he can teach you. |
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April 20, 2001
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Off The Beaten Path Can't get into the Boston Marathon? Try Prague or Monaco. |
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